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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
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CRY ON NV .YoRk DEPARTMENT o. FINANCE
Bunslu oF rHs RKoklym % TAru,
Couar HoVss, PARK, Oct 81, 1893. }
THO TAX pAYERS.-NOtice Is hereby given
a, ono per bo sd to all taxes unpaid gu the LIST Of Do
,,mb,r, also an additional per esn on Deesmbr ~
ON ali aIss rrmssg unpaid oa JaaufY ntses' ihe rate OF
80 ~, rsn n.r nunu the day tho books re-
49, b b Rscivs N The dsY Of payment will be added
No nenry Vii bs amer o'clock Oles hours from q
800 ~ 'BkRNARD SAIrb, RseesrsE
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Yors,s, Ganiaats, IL,

AT HENRY CITY AUCTION MARI,
"A Bo,d-Iy AID Thirty ninth regular pnbhe "l., Of hokshs
riding and diving, held every WEDNESDAY and sAIUkpAi
the year otlos BaJsu all G"iJ lad SANDER Of
Rsr,. ,utabs Tor UTh druF heavy work these sales
-b.tAU especially advertised net The largest a.'orinsn hs-
secondhand Carriages aud great vser Of hhrns" A"Js 90
had also vsrJ sapsnsr Phsoni By HiAs sispAsuA
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Siaticlurp. &c.

mo PRINTERS.-Our PATENT COMPOST
TIUs for infsg rss superior ANYTHING "a uss spd eono
ies The rollers harden shnh crack GIVE them A An
HsnufctureuL No Is Maidsnlise
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NTw.JEPsTY.
Nrw-YoRK. Thursday, Nov. 10, 1888.

Tho Mossrs A. J. Blceckcs, Son Co. yesterday sold
the Kingsand manor property, which was uNlutu Ihto
0 bloc each block averaging q lots, 00x25 IT, each
The property Is situated IN East Newark close 70 Ihe
New-Jersey and Morris and Essex Railroads. lie
bidding was lot very spirited, aud the attendance was
rather slim The los are handsomely located. command
ing good view Of the surrounding country and the Pas
snic aid Hackensack Rivers The following Was the
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TnrrrNr O. rer hne; sEMEwYPKLT TRIBUNE. B cents
ner uue About ten words line after the n5s
ine which usually contains only four or hVe "oru'
Terms. cash ia advance.
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PRICE 81 SO,
DRAINING FOR PROFIT
DRAINING FOR HEALTH.
BY Gso 2 wAHKG.j IT,.
Rpflp.er Of Dranng Of CeutIsl Park, EswYort.
Coutiiuiug;
land Ia he Drained. and rcAsous Why;
no. Drains e.. md hSw tbeY affect TIE Sell
How 70 lar a system Of DTHusi
How 10 make the Drains;
Care OF Drains and Drained Land ..
What Draining costs WilhPUI
How 10 make Dnin Tiles;
Rselamng Salt Ma1hesi
HAlaTal Diseases
Uouse Drainage and ToHn Sewerage, snd
b : PR0FUsELY ILLUSTRATED.
Sent By mall on receipt Of price
Now READY:
EARTH CLOSE TS;
HOW TO MAKE THIN
and
HOW TO UsR THEM
BY
Csc z wARlF0, IT,, .
Author OF Tbs HemeH o. Agriculture" DfsiuinG Tor ront st
Draining for Health Agricultural Engineer Of ths Central fArf
illustrated WITH many Wood EPgavipgA
Pncs a. esuta
Address THE TRIBUNE,
EEwYORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

I ANE q ROBINSON Real Estate Commits
4 sos Brokers No G Sa.ssust FOH sALB-COUHTRf SEATS
VILLAS PARMs from s40 to $500 CITY property vst.s
MONEY to LOAN on Ncw-Jersey Property,
vi By MORRISON HALL J''sJ Real hsiAis BTel' No
10 Brosdusr Koon ~. al
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SoarS mo 1oums.

ELEGANT ROOMS, with good BOARD, eau
fr tie Winter In bosuone house 10 DsAshs'e
talrd door VI Cgnbsh,1d. BrooliG R'ssaes required
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J. JoHuoS. w. Assuoassf.
by JOHNSON & MILL Err,
ID AUCTIONBBRg AND
EDRHHN

by NSON q NJ ILL EE,
ID AUCTIOYBBRs AND
REAL K3TATB BkOkbh
No 25 EAIAuIr. cor CsnAE-'1., Us" Toss -,
T,s. "a changed Loan, rsfoIs Aus sssi s'Fssisrs a.
TUESDAY, hoy. a.
Erchnrg- Sslesfoou No III brn.dstf y
OHEAT ADJOURNED SALE % THE BALANCE OF lhk J, s'
pROFPRCT PARK Lots NEAR TIk GRAND EAslikl1 ~
TRANCE NOT OFFERED Al rllB GREAT hALE % SOY ~;
10 SECJRR VALUABLE PROSPECT PARK LOTS THAT MO-
IpVANCE GREATLY Is VALUE stt cent may remain On
mortgage Maps No Is NAssASst n J.. aud 3' hot'Es"
Brooklyn .,.cn.v
Atl9 eoef ~ EIehAuss Sa,sres No lll bfvsaS a
toCGTRD MAR PROSPECT PARK. ON fACkKlT, PhhSlDkNI
D0IGLAsSSTs BOULBVARDS FRAEklJN, kaSIhA6D ND
PERRY AVIS BtTLRR UNION, DEGkAW CROWN, AND MON l.
gs PaTeusrs week MApt viii b ready one Hs'A
before the srs ----------=-----
DY Nj. DOUGHTY, AuctiOneer.-WiIl sell on
FRIDAY At d oeSok the enure gsntet ou,
residence No - " est fo hnb
consisting 81 elegant walnut laof nfn
te ey.d In French hrscAte elegant chamber Suites IN
Brs and Ingram Carpets and Oo through TIE Llsr
soms fe on Paintings Engasg &C. an All the usual elects b.on
decIDg housekeeping Catalogues nov TsAJ
sttbs okes Of the Aaetonesr. NJ - Nsssso't
4 ARGE ORANGE COUNTY FARM AT
i A AuCTlOK I've viii oftt A. auction,
on TUESDAY, Nos. "a. 1905 az 6eloeh, p m, .
james Cromwell deceased two miles TON
Norac station on III Ers Railway, the Farm Of sse deceased
Of ~hh wen fenced unaedrtntd
vel sisrd To th mig buneas ana mas 20
''"' CROMWRLL,l
J r. CROMWELL, tEIecuon
va a SEAMAN, }
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XrookIum SraI 6statf for Sslt.

TOR SALE.-A PLOT of about 400 LOTS, in
one BODY located Brooklyn between Fuopaye and Broadway
Pro, $500 per lot Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN
nor SALE-A number of desirable. cheap
LOTS In South Brooklyn Asutcave; suited To-
ehsacs aud otbers Oh easy Apply HENRY MAXW BILL
EOR SALE or RENT genteel BRICK
HOUSES and cesr with water and south side Of
Doug Assst 100 feet from HoytE Price $40 nearly AL mort
gage rent $50 Apply Fncnst T. Ohee l. up starE
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DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
Il Custom house street, New Orleans, (estab-
tshed 1850, for the last seven pears located In
chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
try in the successful treatment of PRIyATE
DISEASES, can be confdentially consulted al
hisottlce and p6rlors, 81 and 50 RRndOlph street.
corner Of Dearborn street, or by letter Postofice
Drawer 1858.
Or, JAMES treats CHRONIC MERCURIAI,
SYPHlLIPIC, BLOOD and SKIN Disc Asses.
and all DISORDERS of q CONTAGIOUS We.
NEREALChAR CFER-whieh he cures with
out the use OF mercury, iodide POTASH. arsenic
or any poison, but with his NECTRA LIVER a
positive cure for all humors and blood poiSons
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse of the or
gans, early indiscretions, excuses, or entailed
hereditarily, causing loss of memory. confu-
times insanity, with deplorable train OF other
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
infallible method, saving time and expense
All diseases peculiar 10 the sexual ORGANS. of
private character, radically and permanent
| cured.
Old diseases of the most horrible class. where
| the blood has become poisoned, producing
| Oloiches on the face, small watery blisters
| pains in the head and bones liberated throat
and nose, sores on the limbs and body, scrofuIa
together with an endless number OF euffer-
tngs-enectually and permanently cured
DR.. JAMES is recommended by the press of
| the country by professors of medical COLLEGES
and by the 10 edieal profession generally, Those
afaicted should apply 70 him, and be cared at
once.
1HE MoNIroR. by Or. James, a treatise upop
d seases peculiar TO the sexual organs of e,ther
sex. causes effects and their remedies, compiled
nom an experiences OF twenty years practice
in the exclusive treatment OF these diseases
sent 70 any address, securely wrapped. Nice
one dollar, Pamphlet on SUPERINTENDENT or
one on SYPHILIS, sent in sealed envelope uDon
receipt Of poSta2e-tEo red stamps. Address
Dr. JAMES, fostofdce drawer 5SSS Chicago.
( Illinois. amir ~
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MASHiNGTON NEMs

The special to the Louisville Journal.
dating his dispatches on the 22d, furnish.
es the following interesting topics of con-
versation at the national capital
There is trouble in the Radical csuan.
Jaw Cooke has come down on the Grant
and Colfax people, and refuses to sub.
scribe. This | know to be true, and an
nounee definitely. Grants man, Wash.
burne, is in New York, trying to raise
money. Jay Cookies Rpostacy is attribu.
ted to the fact that he believes Grant un-
sound on The bond issue. II is also laid
to the account of Mr.. Chase. Whatever
its origin it is fact, and the Radical
leaders are both incensed and apbsst.
data" OF the Baltimore Sun, who is
a private Secretary of the President.
announces that the President is ready to
accept McCulloch's resignation and to
appoint Groesbeck as his successor.
The Colleetorship still hangs between
heaven and carte. 1t will probably be
settled tomorrow. Wisewell or Fuller
is likely to be the lucky party.
The Reconstruction Committee, which
has been organized into q campaign club
for Grant and Colfsx, are to report bill
to exclude $4,000 white freemen Of Vir-
ginia, already registered, from the exer-
else of the ballot. Otherwise the Old
Dominion is lost to the Radicals. The
thing is to be done at the request of the
local faction, which has despaired OF
success by legitimate means.
Gen. Meade is now in Washington.
He is very silent about the late Outra9es.
1t seems to be conceded that the chances
are against his return to Georgia. The
Conservatives suggest Alaska.
Young was turned out to-day and
Mckee sworn in. The latter locks very
much as if he felt ashamed OF the whole
performance. He ought to be ashamed
of himself. Beck and Trimble made
able speeches fog Young.
A meeting otyoung Irishnen, among
whom John Savage is prominent, has
been called to meet in New York on the
4th Of July. One OF its purposes is Fe-
nian, bus 1t will prove strongly CO.
operative body with the Democrats.
The rumor that Evsrts had declined
the Attorney Generslship is untrue.
The Senate is now considering his noni-
nation. The chances are that it will be
confirmed.
John Surratt is at last released on bail.
The likelihood is that nothing will ever
be done, with him. Thus ends an in
iQutous prosecution of an innocent and
estimaole family.
Judge Chase denies the paternity OF
the platform recently attributed to him,
In which The withdrawal of troops from
the South and the submission Of negro
suffrage to States are leading features.
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MOhTVALE SPRlRGS---lS6S

THIS FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT, SIT
i uatsd in BIsUnt county, East Tennessss,
will be opened for the recep tTOn Of visitors on
q LIST OF June.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use Of these waters, in functional derange-
ments OF the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and Skin,
and the cure OF Chronic Diseases, attest their
MediC inal Properties
All the accessories for enjoyment and reerea-
ton at The best watering places wiz be found
here.
The facilities for reaching AOntvale this sea-
son will be increased by the extension of the
Knoxville and Charles on Railroad, now in
rapid course OF construction, and regular trains
are expected to be running, by the time Of
opening, to MGryviue, Ehence passengers are
conveyed In coaches to the springs, nine miles
distant.
Board reduced, per day, TO 50 per week, sI2 I;
per month, $40. address for pamphlets con-
mag I'm los. L KING. Knoxville. Tenn. !.
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CASH CAPITAL OF ss,5OO,OOO.

Which win be SUFFICIENT 10 duplicate lines 10
all or nearly all the paying points reached BY
The present monopoly.
The presen Telegraph Companiesof thscOun-
try have been consolidated into one hinge
monopoly, and are now earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per year, OF
over one hundred per cent on the actual cost
OF their lines, their present capital having been
watered over ONE THOUSAND Per cent
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have recognition nom tds United States
Government OF the importance OF their enter
prise, with a grant OF the most valuable fran
chises ever conferred upon telegraph COM
pany. No competing line has ever had the
right now granted BY Congress 70 this company
to construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and MAIL ROUTE in the United
States. The position OF this company Diners
rom that OF any company ever before organ
lied. The question of the RIGHT OF WAY Is
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders Of this company cannot be
sold out or TRANSFERRED % any other
company. The act OF Congress under which
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer Of the franchises granted.
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Hon. Albert Pike:


Sir: l much admire your article in
answer to the young men of Mississippi,
who ask your advice as to a proper coun-
try for them to remove to, seeking relief
from the oppression of negro and Rsdi-
cal rule. God has, at least, blessed them
with soil aud climate unsurpassed for
capacity to yield rich returns for all
proper efforts put forth for that object
1t is grsvely concluded by many of our
wiser heads, that if Southern men had
ignored the grandeur Of large plantations
and had held less land, diversified crops
more, improved tillsge Systematically
and carefully, patronizs ed and promoted
the mechanic arts more in their villages,
and lived more at home, then they could
have had the North at their feet instead
of dominating over them, through the
power OF barbarian negro votes.
You are right, General, in saying We
ought to stay at home and stand by each
other, with patience and seIf-deniaI,
hoping, through energy and perse-
veranee, to bring about better state Of
things. w. B. NJ.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
AFGHAN.

AUCTION.
W. n. Psssmore & Co 80 Second.
A. N. Stoddard q Co., S2s Second.
A. 5. Levy q %, ~ Second, jefferson Block
BANES.
CitiEeDs' Union Bank, cor Main and Jen
Peoples Bank OF Tennessee, II Madison.
Memphis City Savings Insution, I6 Jefferson
First \ alional BANK, IA Madison.
Jackson Insurance Company, 10 Madison.
BOOK sT0REs.
c. F. Chamberlin q os., Blank Books, ls7 Mali
Church q Co., SIS Main.
ii. Wade & Co., 2SS Main.
HOO IS AND SHOES.
app a Luiz, l55S jefferson.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC.
A. P. Morgan, lSS Third, corner Washington
". 3. Bruce & Co., 81 and SO Monroe.
Woodruff & Co, I79 Main.
K. U. Bradley, 80 Main, jackson Block.
COAL DEALERS.
Bigiey, MelIersh a Co., Is south Court.
DISPEESAKK.
Dr. J, s. Russells, 4 North Court
DENTISTS.
8, Hinson, 2SS Main street, Clay Binding.
DRUGGISTS.
ChRndleT.& Co., 248 Main.
FURNITURE.
I'D. stiles Co., 2S2 Second.
GROCERIES.
FsrgRson q Clay, Wholesale, S2S Front.
Webb, Mitchell a Co, Wholesale. 10 Union.
&. W. Sturdivant & Co, lS2 Front.
Martin Walt q CO., wholesale, ~ Front.
BROOKS, Neely a Co., 276 Front.
Spieer a Sharpe, Ss8 Main.
Galbreath, Stewart & Co., No. Ilk Union.
Victor D. Fuchs, Fish Depot, Al Jefferson st.
Mercer, Ware & Talley. I9i Main.
HARDWARE, STOVES, ETC.
Allison Brothers, 20 Front
Jukss a Scott, also, Tinwsre, sS8 Second.
Charles Stout & Bro, II Second.
z Robbins & Bradley, Zl3 second.
McCombs q Co., 324 Main street.
Orgiil BrOs. q Co., $40 Front.
4
HIDES AND LEATHER.
l. ROcscber, also Findings, 82655 Main.
Geo. Philler q Co.. Adams, near river.
HUMAN HAIR AND RIGS.
r. Lavigne, 25s1z Main. See advertisement.
Mrs.. NJ. L. ROdner, Sss Msin.
INSURANCE..
Phoenix Fire, Travellers Life, and Accident
ms. Co.'S, h. p. Butler, Agent, No. Madison.
s. R Clark q Co.Agt's Fire and Marine, Mana
yers Branch OF KnickerDOSksr Life, 2 Madison
81. T. TomlinsOn, General Agent, IL Madison.
People insurance 70. ~, b, SfeeniaW' = esi-
dent; :. p. Read Secretary 10 Madison 81.
h A. Littleton q Co.. Agency, p Madison.
Vredenburg q Sylvester, q Madison.
n. Western Mutual Life, J. :. Chaplin, Agent,
a Union.
st. Louis Mutual Life, Mcmahon q Otis,
Agents, IS Madison.
IEWELRY, WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
Merriman, Byrd q Co rs Main.
PoOley, Barnum & Co., cor. Court and Main.
u. J.. MichOt, S571S Main.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
Nathan Bros. q Co, "a Front.
A Vaccars q Co., S24 Front
LUMBER DEALERS.
Moore. Eader Co., S5S and $50 Second.
Cubbins, Gunn & OOOver, Filming NIL, l6S
" Washington.
MERCHANT TAIBORS.
Power & Mccoy, 25S Second, cor. jefferson.
Mattress MHaufactOFy.
Louis Keith, Is3 and IS jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM BYRIEG.
B. A, Honenberg, 2l2 Beal and go Second.
MILLINERY.
L. Krsmer, Importer Fancy Goods 25S Main.
Mrs NJ. c. Hunter, al Main.
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover Baker, 500 Main.
Star Shuttle, 30 Second.
TRUNKS, YABISES, ETC.
I. Hsppek, $50 Main.
TOBACCOEESTS.
L. Newburger & Bro, 80 Main.
Thurmond, Foster & Co., z Monroe.
Edmonds, PetLigrew q Co., SO5 Front.
MAYER Marshustz 4 Co., cor. Jefferson q 2nd.
UHDERTAKERS.
]. C. Hoist a CO., so Main.
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AMERIcAN HoUs e.


rrYaE very important and extensive improve
/ ~.s,,sys which have recently BEEN made N
80 ,,orrllar Hotel the largest IN New England
sahIe fhs proprietors to offer TO Tourists, ram
- and me travelling Publie, aeeommodar
tio~s aT,S eonveuieuces superior to any other
Hotel IN ths city. During the past summer
s-idifions have been made Of numerous suites
cI,seafs etc attached one OF Iufts maSnin-
se1t T,assspger elevators, the best ever con-
st-ucted, conveys guests 70 tne upper 10Y %
bseu newly and richly carpeteo, and the en-
fsra honza thOroughly replen1shed and rercr-
nished making It, In all It's appointments,
eonal Z, auV hot 81 in tha country
telegraph once, Billiard HAS anc Saie on
- AM ~ a scdsSn Propristogz,
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WHEATON NURSERY
Two Miles South Of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
JOHN TRENT wADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT q Co.,
PROPRIETORs,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. s. NJ. WIFE ATOM,

WE are prepared TO M orders for sveyy de-
w scTiption of Fruit, Flowers and Orna.
mental Trees, Grape and Strawberry Vines and
HOE House Plants, Roses, ETC., etc.
Our stock is made mp OF the best selections
which can be gotten up In Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence from all who p0r-
chase trees In large or small quantities, or any
who wish to adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
zN- Ffrst-class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
on hand.
s~ Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
al necessary information, will be furn1saec oS
applying personally, or by letter to
IA, daw n IoHN FRENT a CO.
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10000,
In 10000 Shares, OF the par Yaius OF
500 PER SHARE,
$35 Per share,

And this amount Is 70 be paid as follows: one
per cent. OF the par at the tine Of subscribing,
and no more, until the entire capital has ossn
subscribed, and then on calls to be made b. the
Board OF Directors; instruments not % exceed
i've per cent per month When thirty-Gvs
per cent Of the par value OF the shares has
been paid, certificates of stock viii be Issued
This VIII give the company paid up
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cALLS---HOW TO BE- MEDE.

One per cent. of the Stock viii be required on
subscribing, and subsequent cars, not 70 sx-
coed i've per cent per month, VII be made 5y
the Board OF Directors, from time 70 time, IS
may be necessary, to supply funds TO construct
and equip the lines but no calls viii be made
sfler the one per cent is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
scribed.
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WHITE n AN BR O s
Manufacturers Of and Dealersin
PRINTING PAP E r
$3.50 Northeast cor. RO.S 81 south oo1rt
PHbltc square. 49,, uv.,.-hss
EaahNflIs- Ntre-t'+-
internal Revenue Taxes.

COLLECTORS OFFICE SrH DIar; Tenn
MEMPHIS, June B. lsos-
NOTICE IS hereby given Dlat the Annual
N Ilsf Of Taxes on Income business or Pro-
GsssiOns Carriages, Watches etc. &C. Iot s.ls1
scr and all persons are notined that SAID NaAeo
are now due and payable.
Payments IN this city and county must De
made before the LIST day OF July, az my once OF
add uonal costa and penalties viii accrue
ROLEE :. SAUNDERS, Collector,
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Importance Of Hair as an OrlansHt.

WITHoUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
w woman can be 70 ally beautiful. Without
TINS browning excelsS nee OF beautiful hair, no
.aes{ can obtain witho at buying it AZ MADAME
artlslc Styles and elegance, at 2aO I-& Maln
streeS, Ap-ssalrs or posite Court SOU are
NJ y. Wigs, Chg mons, ETC., Hair Cutting IN
SpSs aa VI NvIGzE.
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GreeRbrier White sulphur Springs
Greenbrier COuRty, West virginia.

THE undersigned, lessees Of this old and we'll
i known VATERIRG PLACE, announce
that encouraged by the liberal patronsgs re-
cetvec last Seasonl they have largely added 20
their accom- mOdatiOns in comfort and appear
ance, and are prepared to entertain FIFTEEN
HUNDRED GUESTS.
The Bathing accOmm0o ations are In ine or
der. Hot and warm sulphur baths, so emil
nently efieacious in May cases, are a. the
command OF visitors at al hours
In addition to other amusements, they have
provided a new and elegant BOWLING A L
LEY and BILLIARD ROOM, conveniently To-
Gated. Prof. Rossnbsrger's celebrated FULL
BRASS BAND has been engaged for the sea-
sOn. A GOOD LIVERY STABLE VIII be kept
on the premises
The completion OF the Virginia Central Rail-
road 70 CovingtOu leaves only twenty miles OF
staging. through a beautiful mountain country,
over a well graded turnpike.
TRIMS Three dollars per day, and eighty
dollars per month. Children under ten years
of age and colOred servants, half price. White
servants according 20 accommodations.
les I'm PEYTON a co.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

KIMBE RLING SPRINGS, 25 MILES HORTH
N OF WytheviIle, Vfrginfs-AIum1, White.
Red aud Blue 50 phur " atsrs Hot, Cold and
NapOr Alum and Su phur Baths, with special
treatment for kheumatism. Govt, Scrofulous
and CutaneOCs affections (; diseases Of Throat
and Lungs under experienced attendant, bot
only TO the extent Of safety and comfort.
Nearly every game FOR amusement and exer-
else, unrestricted by Law. together with double
and single barrel shot guns and rides, provided
without charge. For analysis, Certificates etc,
Parbam, Sam Tats and P. B. Wills, Men phis,
Tenn. Terms-Per day, 81; weeE, So; month,
$40. Being a new place, accommodations
somewhat restricted, and no promises is5
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Dissolution OF CODartnershin.

VHHE undersigned heretofore trading under tn
Il name Of LIE Man & Co. Memphis Tenn.
aud LEHMAN 4 JOHNSON, Holly SPRINGS
Miss, give notice that said firms and partner
CYRUS JOHNSON,
J. q JOHNSON
Nsnphis, Tsas 70, ISIS isiim
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.

A new enterprise, 70 be known a. ths Ma
tiOnal Telegraph Company. has been organ
lied with valuable franchises conferred By q
recent act Of Congress Tor the purpose Of esta5-
fishing Trunk Lines Of Telegraphs on al ths
principal railroads and mail routes IN the
United States. The stock Is to be Issued upon
the SAME principle as that Of the Merchants
Union Express Company, which recently con-
menced operations. The design is TO interest
the entire business community in the entsr-
prise. This Is done, not so much to dispose OF
the stock As It Is TO secure the bushes o. the
country through which the lines pass
The Capital Is 70 be
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oUACK NosTRUM.
EUNOMIANS
or LaGrange SynOdical College.

TT has been thought advisable to hold meet
/ ing Tor the disposition OF our society froP,-
erty The meeting viii pc hesd az ,s 1871 -
DAY, June a, 1858. IL Is hoped tnat AZ t1e
menbsrs viii attend, or ecmmunleats tnsir
" isIs IN " ~iA- JAMES D. WEST. President