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stonishing!-Notwithstanding the
large number Of Dry Goods houses pre-
tending TO sell at cost in this city at pres
ent, the store OF that well known and
popular firm Of Elson Brothers has been
crowded ever since the announcement
Of their great clearing sale. Their
stock is still large and well assorted and
must be closed olt, and we would advise
any persons in want Of Dry Goods, etc,
to give this popular firm q call before
purchasing elsewhere. je9 SIT
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A NARROW EsGAPE.-Between one
and two O'Clock yesterday morning, a
burglar attempted to make entrance into
the cigar afd tobacco store of Mr.. Eu-
gene Gsib ut, No. 243 Third street. The
wOuld-be thief succeeded in picking the
lock, and was about to open, the door,
" wh zen the me- proprietor, WIN RTties s@leePing
and discharged a dOsaOgethef. shooter,
when the thief left, Healing some red
marks behind. II more of this class of
midnight thieves were dealt with in the
way, rObberies would not be of so
frequent occurrence.
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SENT UP.-Tbe negro woman, Lucinda
Lee, who was charged with rObbing the
residence of Judge Hart of various arti-
eles Of jewelry and clothing, was up be-
fore Justice Creighton yesterday for ex-
animation. On hearing the testimony
he fully committed her for trial,
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PERsONAL-We were pleased to meet,
yesterday, Maj. Chas. S. Williams, the
gentIemanly and efficient superintendent
Of the eastern division of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad. He pronnunces
everything on his end all right and run
ming sm50thly. Under his management
the trains viii always come to time.
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% the EAAFous OF the appeal.
You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any IL
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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CURIOUS SIGNs.-Among the many
curious signs that we occasionally see in
Our rambles, we noticed one yesterday
on Beal street which reads, Rubbish
q Dirt and on a fence or wall on Main
street, where a patent medicine, war
ranted to cure all the ills that flesh is
heir to, is paraded in large letters, there
is immediately underneath " And order
your collins from Hoist" This beats the
Boston "Saw Dentist.U
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THE CRICKET MATCH.-Shouid the
weather prove favorable to-day, (Of
which there is little pubt,) the grand
cricket match between the St Georges
and the Chelsea clubs will come of.
Ample arrangements have been made
by the crickeJers 10 accommodate their
friends. Refreshments will be furnished
in the good old style by that good fellow,
John Davis. Several tents will be on
the ground for the accommodation of
grounds near the State hosDitaL and
may be easily reached by taking the
Beal street cars. Wickets to be pitched
at eleven o'clock. Those of our citizens
desiring TO see a good game of the old
English sport should not fail to be
present.
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Memphis Female SsmindTy.-The first
annual examination will take place this
week. Primary and Junior classes on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Senior classes
N Thursday, at the school rooms, No.
426 Main street, commencing at uine
o'clock am. Commencement exercises
OF Friday night, the l4th, at the Taber-
nacle, Court street, commencing at eight
o%ielocit. The patrons of the Seminary,
the friends of education, and the public
generally are cordially invited to attend.
jeli AZ ANNIE ID. HALE, PrinelpaL
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LosT--FoUND.
OST on MTSLATD-

7 OST OR MISLAID-
Acertihcate for four shares OF capital stock in
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company said
certificate numbers three hundred and eight,
and issued May I4th, IS57, 20 VIM. English, now
deceased, for which intend 70 apply to the
Treasurer Of the Companion a duplicate Of
the same. Jol y MoGRATH,
Executor of said VIM nulfsh's Estate.
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$4,000 REWARD!

OFFICE MEMPHIS BoARDoF UNDERWRITERS.
MEMPHIS, TEAM, June 1. 1857.
IN order 10 more edectuaIly suppress incen-
1 diaTism within the city o. Memphis, a re-
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
viii be paid by the Memphis Board OF Under
writers TO any policeman OF other persons who
shall procure the arrest and legal conviction Of
any person OF persons guilty Of firing any
premises insured by any Of the Insurance
Companies comprising this Hoand.
je4 u BY ORDER OF THE ROARD.
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Special NOtice.-The steamer Com
mercial connects at Duval's Bluff every
Monday with the train for Little Rock,
and every Wednesday with the train from
Little Rock. Freight through to Little
Rock, go cents per one hundred pounds.
Passage, SIT. For freight or passage,
apply to LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
mVI2 2aWe&ttf 81 Mndisnn street
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IERRN lEWIs-

nEALER In Green ~NezetAzea, ButtengSSgs
and Co 4utry Produce. SteaIaaboGLhf no
/ Is, Restaurants and Private Families svp-
plies on shortest notice. Depot, in Bradley
Block, on Water street. between Adams and
Ieneraon. phIs. Tom.
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BOARDING.

d o A d N G.
Nicely Furnished Rooms. with good Board. can
be had ON reasonable terms at No. lOl Adams
street
Also, a few Day Bearders can be aceonmo-
dated. tegff
SELECT and cheap BOARDING
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or unrurnished, 20 rent, with board, TO
either gentlemen or families. convenient to
business, within one square OF Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No. 800
second street near Madison. je2tf
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SCHOOL OF THE Holy CROss.-The
musical and dramatic soiree TO be given
by the pupils of the School Of the Holy
Gross, tonight, at the Greenlaw opera
house, under the direction Of Mrs.
Ketchum and Miss Bradford, will be one
of the most interesting occasions of the
kind that hes occurred this season.
The object is q good one, and
the pupils will no doubt give
an entertainment that viii reject not
only with credit to themselves, but to
their teachers also. Mrs. Ketchum and
Miss Bradford have ever been found
ready and willing 10 render their services
in every charitable work, and we hope
t. see their efforts fully appreciated by a
full house at the Greenlaw tonight.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
"a The plantation is knoyE1 as the
Town OF lake Bluff" on White rivee Crk., "a
miles a5OEe the Memphis and Little rail-
road crossing, containing between fo kfNd nVe
hundrsd acres, about ODs hundref Feared
nd feet above the late OVERFLOW, G4e Nnoer
6eagilV umbered, together with Inc ~ ble or
hall interest IN a NEW STEAM SRPMlbLs
Qouy hsTse poWerL .Engine, B~lacEsHith'E Slop,
CarGeuteTs FOosE. WAGONS and all necessary
a-ppuFtenannss Cor RAINING the same. There is
Mansion with nice rooms, a Cistern, lea
pacity GOO g~niiOnFJ three Cabins, a Warehouse,
Two good Wood YARDS. and the best landings
on me river. The above viii ne sold az low az
nres ana on easy terms. For further paFttcu-
- address Mrs. NJ T. II.
EasH Appeal once
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The Trustees have declared a DIVIDEND On
All participating Policies in force which have
been in existence y months prior 10 Jan. i. 1891.
70 Ds eredited each Policy In proportion to its
contribution TO Surplus, and to be applied At
the renewal OF each Policy either in reductiod
OF remiu OF as ReveTsionary Additions in
1855 provided the Amendment OF the Charter
now before the Legislature Is enectedl other
wise in 1870.
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THE FLORAL MISUNDERSTANDING
standing the postpOnement, the Floral
Festival, given by the pupils of the
Ladies Memphis Institute, at the Green
law opera house last night, was a perfect
success, and reflected much credit
on the principals, Mesdames South
worth and McGhee. The whole exhibit
ton passed of very PLEASANTLY. The
vocal and instrumental music was
doubtless the effect OF much industry
and application. While all done equally
well in their parts we could not help ad-
miring the playing of Miss Katie Will
liams; and the double trio by six young
ladies on two pianos vas exeellently ex-
eeuted. 1t must have been highly graft
fyfng to the friends Of the Institute to
see 50 large and appreeiative an audience
y,r1aluN
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FOR CINCINNATI
FOR LOUISVILLE.

FOR LOUISVILLE.
Memphis and Louisville Weekly Packet
For Cairo and Louisville.
J. d. -..Finncy master
This superb passenger steamer r.
viii leave as above On e
FRIDAY, I4th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY q MILLER, Agents.
lelaI 81 Madison street
Regular Memphis Louisville and Packet.
For Cairo aud louisville.
CCAsA master
This excellent steamer leaves L.
Memphis as above, 7N
FRIDAY, lsth inst, Al S pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON. Agent.
JelZSt star Wh1fboat.
Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet.
For Cairo and Louisville.
COhA master
This elegant passenger steamer II
will leave -
FRIDAY, 18th inst, at S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents
Corner vain and Madison Sta. or
ielzS % faty Wharf boat. foot MOnrOsst.
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FOR CONGRESS-

Mr. Editor; Please announce me as a candi-
date f0r reelection to Congress. with the
WTfuea Constitution aud the unqualified in
dorsement OF the administrator of Andrew
johnson as my platform or principles, which
viii be more clearly define in my forthcoming
= circular address" and a personal Interview
prior % the election.
aprla te JOHN W. LEFTWICH.
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REWARD.

$40 R
The above reward VIII be given 10 the person
finding a BRACELHE lost between GRyosO
and Monroe streets
Leave with Leopold 4 Bro, los Main.
les Nv
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


TORN w. SMITH Is a candidate for
81 reelection to the Office OF State Senator Tor
the 18th District, composing the counties Of
shelby and Fayette, Election on the but
Thursdsv in August. ap24 n
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TRUSTEES:

TRUSTEES.
LORING ANDREws---Of Loring Andrews &
Son Y Gold street.
CHARLEsKNEELAND-of Roxert & Knee
land, 49 william 81.
JOHN VAHNESr I'd Vannest & Hay
den, 70 Beekman st.
JOHN BUTTERFIELD---Of Wells. Butterfeld
&Co-rAmeriean TX
JOHN x. PRUYN.--Prest Central Bank.
Brooklyn.
SAMUEL R. PLATT----.Of Adrianee, Platt &
Co. l65 Greenwich
street.
GEORGE LORILLARD-- New York.
JOHN D. MAIRs-.----.oT David Dows q Co.
20 South street.
J. A. HARDENBURGH OF Fenner. Harden
burg & Co., l25
Wafer street.
CYRUS P. sMITH----Vlcs Pres't Brook
lyn City r.. r. &
Union Ferry Co.
and late Mayor OF
Brooklyn.
PDIHY FREEMAN - President.
HENRY c. FREEMAN. Secretary.
PLIET FREEAAN, President.
h0RIEGAEDREWs, = Vice President.
HENRY c. FREEMAN, Secretary.
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SAFE AND SwIFT.-Few gentlemen
are u%nacquainted with the beauties of a
fine team, and the majority Of mankind
take an especial pleasure in riding behind
one which is true and kind. No greater
luxury can be found than a pleasant ride
after the duties of the day are over, and
a trip to the suburbs, away from the
turmoil Of the city, should be within the
reach Of every one. That stylish team
driven by Major Devassy is, we learn, to
be ratified for in a few days, and a more
elegant rig it would be hard to find, ever
in the Central Park of the metropolis.
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FOR SALE!

Z . X ) A l. E IN
A first class
LAGER BEER SALON.
Inquire Of D.. Is, LNSt
myZ5 II 4 Monroe strsetbysmphis'
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i. ID. RuNYAE.-The death of a good,
photographed aud honest man is truly
q public calamity; and 1t is with pro.
found regret that we have to chronicle
the death OF q 30 pre-eminently pos.
sessed with these attributes-Benjamin
M. Runyan, OF 80. Louis. Mr.. R1nyan
was for many years engaged in the iron
business, under the well known firm Of
kunyan, Hillman q Co, Of st. Louis,
aud afterwards, before the outbreak OF
the war, embarked in the banking busi-
ness in connection with Mr.. John Brown,
president Of the bank Of st. Louis, and
subsequently, by himself. Years Of close
attention 10 his business elevated him to
q prominent position among the bust.
ness men Of the city, and but a short
time before his untimely and ~lamentable
death few men were blessed with the
confidence or friendship OF a larger cir
Gle OF influential friends and acquRin-
tainces. In the death of Mr.. RuDyan,
his friends have lost a staunoh and most
noble friend, and st. Louis one Of her
most philosophical and worthy citizens
offer heartfelt sympathies TO his
family in their sfilietion, which has cast
q shadow Of gloom DER the hearts Of his
many friends throughout the country.
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DIsEAsE.-The many pools of stagnant
water in different parts of the city, as
well as the filthy alleys, back yards and
choked cutters are rapidly telling upon
the health of our citizens. This state of
things, added to the warm, sultry days
of June, are all having their effect upon
our people. The diseases consequent
upon such a state of affairs are becoming
more numerous every day, and still the
same thing is put up with, no remon-
STRANGE being made in q public way.
Occasionally a citizen says it is a
shame the city don't clean up" but
that's all. The pool of stagnant water
at the corner of Main and Poplar streets
has become very offensive, and has more
than once been complained OF TO the pO-
lice, still it remains there. The sanitary
force should see to it. II they have not
the power to remedy the evil, report it
and let the blame rest where It properly
halOupg-
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Executor Of VIM
+ OsT OR MIsLA

4 OsT OR MISLAD-
Certificate calling for nj Shares Of Stock
in the Memphis and CharlaEh Railroad Com
psny said C~ertidcat- nun Bred six hundred
and hfty-seven. and issueBifarch 10. 1857, 10
one William English, now nlceased. for which
intend TO applyUO the Tr8sfrer OF the Com
pany Tor a duplicate Of tnel be.
JOE MCGRATH,
Executor OF said WIlam glish's Estate.
myI8 3w9
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Briggs d Peterson have just received
200, 900 bushels of the best Ptts5prg Coal.
We have removed to No. II Madison
street, and are ready to ill all orders.
We are thankful to the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed on
us, and hope for a continuance Of the
same. may29tf
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n y n ;
STATE AGENT
North American Life & Accident los, Co.,
10 jefferson 81. zasapbEs. Tenn.
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Musical and Dramatic Soires, by the
pupils Of the School of the Holy Cross,
Mrs. Ketchum and Miss Bradford, prin-
at the Greenlaw Opera house,
Thursday evening, June 10, to purchase
Laboratory Furniture for the School.
Tickets one dollar, for sale at the book
and music stores. jnel1 st
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aTEAMHoATs.
FoR WHITE RTvER.

Regular Memphis ana White River Saturday
Fer Helena, Delta, Frfarss Point sum
flower, ~LAscontas CarsonA CoDcoFciA, MOuth
White River, Indian Bay, 81 Charles,
Davsiie Bluff and Angusta.
and ~1Eokaonport
ROSE HAMBLEION--- .--EIlott master
This new snd splendid passenger
steamer Wtn 3eav0 a. above on
SATURDAY, I5th inst a. 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD 4 co, Agents.
Corner Main and Madison sts or
ielsa CIT WhErfc0at, foot Monroe 81.
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eH.02s,47 IS
= {.
Losses SIS 70
commissions and Agency
Expenses a2Sss
Medical E~xamtnatiOns Adj
veFtisluE, E~xcliange, ctr IsIo1 81
Salaries. Printing, Postage
and 0nfcs Exponsss. 13Jr7 a
Taxes and Internal Revenue. 3gl4 ~
Return Premium and Rein
-~-~--- i,ss So
Interest OF StocE-- 1900 OO-ssl02sC IS
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7 passed through II, and the almost too
I destruction Of houses, fences, and agr
| cultural implements, il is said that tn
year the farmers will probably have Il
! finest and largest wheat crop ever raise
in that region.
The mayor Of Kentshaack-som
where in Germany-having sought she
ter IN a sand quarry with his two son
and a servant driving the carriage, ws
overwhelmed by a land slip. A woma
passing accidently some time afte
near the scene of the disaster, saw
horses head standing out of the eartf
and went Immediately to announce th
fact IN the neighboring village. The in
habitants, proceeding 70 the spot, r,
moved the earth, but found only fou
| corpses, the horse remaining alive.
The California mails bring furthe
intelligence respecting the intoleraE
bearing of the Salt Lake Mormons Il
ward the Gentle population. The latti
are prescribed not only in their soei3
but business relations, 50 that to gain
means Of subsistence among them II
most imIossibie. -,
TheANGE.-nHAl1n Of the public
where sleeping-rooms T let
. prosiscuous parties, much annoyance
! fell. The q1iet and orderly persons
the premises are put TO q greatdeat OF
inconvenience and trouble. AS an evil
of this, eowpisipts have been
epeatedly made that the females and
Occupying rooms in the Wepstsr
Sock and the building known as the
TempIe of Virtue mot far of have made
,ight bIdeous with their brsYis lid
,rgjes. One Dick Bohner was ap yester-
charged with committing an assault
nj saIIje Myers, and fined ten dollars by
Squire Creighton. Several disreputa-
he characters were up, charged
With fighting, ETC., all on the
ma premises. If the police could ar
Sae proprietor OF the property cor
of Fourth and Poplar, for leasing 70
Institutes, why is not the same course
,ursued toward those who sub.let rooms
4 ne Webster block, the Temple Of
Jirtoe and tine bagnio Ove the doc
or,s Office, neal by these nuisancss
hould be abated. Let the proper au-
horitiss look 70 IT,
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DISTRESSING Academia most dis
tressing accident occurred yesterday
morning at the foot Of Adams street. As
the widow of the late p. Cuisick Ia
member Of the old police, was passing
the ruins of Mr.. Powers foundry, that
was recently burned, a portion Of the
wall fell buryiDg the woma in the ruins.
When taken out it was found that both
vereIv bruised about the neck and
shoulders. Medical attendance was i'm
mediately obtained, aud the afflicted
woman properly cared for, but her life is
despaired of.
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For the best assortment Of Bugle Trim
mings, Buttons, and all kinds of Fancy
Goods, go to Lindauer d Pollock's, 29e
Main street. left
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Miller d Henry, y Madison street, do
their Ol0n tCork, and pay less rent than
any other Office in the city conse-
quently they can afford to do Job Print
ing cheaper than the cheapest. Call and
see them. may9eOdim
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Land Eor &Ade.

A n undivided One-half interest IL 9,eDacres
"a Of Red river bottom land. inndafayette
and Sarfor counties ArFaneaS Ia
mis- interest me title (Which isl rfect. will
be sold al a low figure, for Oue-thi5 cash ana
ne remainder at one and two we'd = without
interest.
Iso- s2o acres OF magnidcenU Arkansas
river bottom land, above an Overid ana the
6nest boiV OF land in lie state Crawford
comfy, Arkansas.
These lands wnl be sold t~ogetherpy in par
Apply to PIKE q 81 rs,
AttornF sc taWf.
mhS-tf &3 Main 81 4 rs
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GLOBE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New YORK.
sECOSD p


70 Cash Assets, Jan. !, es57 $50 a
Z Premium Acct for 1886. s8il ,5I a
10 Inst reed aecFued.- Bsel GS-SIz49 "a
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, a very large
stock, must be sold regardless of cost or
value; a rare chance for citizens, plant
ers, country merchants, at NJ. Kraus &
Co.'s, No. 2l3 Main street, next TO Ward
& LeGuere's drug store. je7 Il
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THE PRIsoN.-In our daily rounds we
often visit the county prison, on Adams
street, and m more than one occasion
recently have inspected the same as far
as the law would permit, and it gives us
pleasure to state that from the
large number of prisoners confined
within its narrow limits, We have never
seen a more admirably conducted estab-
lishment in this or foreign countries. It
is kept clean and neat. Much credit is
due to the jsilOr, Mr.. Magibbeny, and
his valuable corps of assistants, for this
c~reditable state of affairs in that special
department.
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Il rare chance for country merchants
TO attend the great closing. out sale OF
damaged goods at III. Kraus & Co.'s, No.
21S Main street, next to Ward & Lee
Guere's drug store. je7 If
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ron aTvEn-

FCE AKHANBA8 RIVER
RexcIar Memphis and ArEansss River Weekly
United States Nail Packet.
FOR HeRsnn, NaBoIeon IA uluG, Little
RGclL
OELESTE---Reess Pritehar1 master
This superb passenger steamer L.
will leave as above ~
THIS DAY. 18Th inst, at 5 p.n.a
JAS. T. BOURNE 4 CO. Agents.
1elS II No. JeEerson street.
Regular Hstophis and Arkansas River Weekly
United states Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine Blur ana
Little ROek.
CELEsTE------ Reese Pritchard master
THIS splendid paassnSar packet -
VIII leave ~ above on e
THIS DAY, 18th inst, al S pm.
WAY Johnson, Assent,
JelS Star wharf boat.
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a Bledched DOmestics at fifteen
cents per yard. Lindauer d Pollock,
299 Main street.
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Notice of Dissolution.

WIsHING to engage in the Cotton Buying
w Business exclusively, L have his day sold
my entire interest in the firm of Moment,
Rufin d Flnney to Messrs. j. d. Rufin aud T.
U. Finney, who will continue the Cotton Fac
forage and Commission Business under. the
firm name OF Rufin, Finney & Co. Many
thanks TO my numerous friends aud customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed ON me, and
hope they will continue the same to my sue
eessors, who will serve them as well as hereto-
fore. THO. B. NORMENT.
June I, 1867. js2t II
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L. c. CLOVER, n. D.
sYsrEm.
Alabama Lime.

I'VE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime. in large Quantities, which We are
seiiing Al lowest rates, q the Blur City Cotfon
corner Linden q Clinton streets.
mys0fm zDpINs GoMaaxLy.
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Of Importance to those economically
inciinedl Buy your Dry Goods and
Clothing at Elson's great clearing sale.
10 a.
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No HUBg6aig !-One price and fair
dealing, is the cause or the great success
of ElsOn's great clearing sale. ie9 SIT