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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
BASE BALL.
EXCELSIOR VS.. HARMONIC.

The Excelsiors of Brooklyn made their
second appearance Of the on the CapltoIine
grounds yesterday afternoon They arrived In good
season. but the Harmoncs did reach the ground until
after T. The game not called until ~. George
Flaney of tho Mutuals chosen Umpire, but even
such first-class Umpire he is could not make the
play sharp and quick The game dragged lis tiresome
length until n, when 10 became dark that the ball
could be distinctly seen, and the called.
AT that time the ExcolsiOrs their ninth inning
the game went back 10 the previous inning, which u
was decided The HaTmOncs did much muting and
wild throwing Feunenan first base, however played
very pretty. putting ont IL men on the base and on
foul ifs. The EXceOrs played but fair game for them
G. Chauncey at first, Dohrman at short, and Eddy ut
second, made humber Of fine plays j. Chauuceys
catching also good. The pitchers both sides had
q number Of balls called aud bases given. Upon the
whole the game a tame and unintcrcstng one. APP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Virginia Forbes LIVERPOOL July VA Queerstown JGyc
mdse. and pass
Steamship Tihe Partridge Galveston uly H. mde aud pass
Ship G. Scranton. Williams Boston Jny II. ballast
Ship Young America Cuunnghl Francisco l02 days wheat
Bug sophie Ste~srt. Portland. lumber
Schr Aune Jaae. McIsaac. Johns r. II days OIL
Schr Kate Carleton. Lamb Sagua. 10 days
Schr Lonsa Gsskil Washington " 6days naval
Schr Ocean Pearl. Carver Barrac0a, 10 DAYS fruit
Scr Perss l. Smith Baker brunswick days yellow pLe.
Schr Empress, Kennedy Rockaud DAYS. line.
sCHOOSERs-klyEK
Star Portland lumber War Eagle. Portland iauter.
}. MeClosky. Cape AHn NJ I. Bartlett NorwGlk
Gee. W. Parnei. stamford. Just. New.iAvsn
Franklin, Clinton. W. Miller, Nantucket
Miranda Rockant. Sunny SIDE New.HAyen
BELOW.
Barb Lucy Frances. Upton. days from MaAunA
Bark Volunteer MataI zas 50 days, coffee
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE Julv. 2l-Pased bark Niobe for
Fneseo Vag hOnteo bn Shepherdness for London asd
schr. Willie for haianIa&
July 2-Aruve steamships Amca from BaumoreJ
San salvador tOm NewlOK; bark Dgo Jaeksouve steamship
To aBda. PHILADELPHIA
CHARLESTON Jay 9-Saled steamship Sargossl FOR YoTk
schrs Frank Palmer Philadelphia Grace Cuno5 Philadelphia bAzs
Sands Montsvide0.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MANILA June LArhSed dps Peetwng and Rudeavor from San
Francisco
SPOKEN.
ship Freedom ion Bristol Bag NewYork July l3 lat $40,
long 81 -
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DEPARTURE OF THE SEVENTH FOR SARATOGA

DEPARTURE OF THE SEVENTH FOR SARATOGA
All yesterday afternoon until near the hour
for the sunset gum the ArmOy Of the Seventh Regiment
echoed to the tread Of sodery and the steps heard
the sharp cang OF scabbad and musket In the Amorer
was head the sound Of hammer and anvil in the
QuartermasteTs Office ordercs hurried and fro with
orders for the embaIkng Of necessaTe and everywhere
in company rooms and In the hallway, was heard the
busy note Of preparation. The regiment was mastering
not Of old when in the hour Of the nations peril the
old National Guard marched with solemn front 10 save
the capital. No signs Of sadness there yesterday
all merriment, and the hurry and
hustle above the noise and rattle OF arms
came shouts OF laughter and words OF pleasantly
As grm-visaged war hath smoothed his wrnkled front
they sprang with glad and ghtsOme steps into the ranks
and instead OF dreadful marches aud stern aarums"
they had indeed merry meeting ere they started on
peaceful foray to Saratoga Springs. Fully five hundred
men IN full dress uniform, with hats gloves aud
belts marched out OF the arnory at half past five O'Clock
and filed INTO the streets while the following officers OF
thd field and staff mounted their horses at the sidewalk
Clark Major G. II: Meday, Adutant Lewis Fitzgerald.
Quartermaser X. NJ Weed, C0nmssary j. H. lngersOl,
Assistant Surgeons Willard Parker aud Moreau
Morris. Near Nlnth-st they fell into "cOm-
through Fonrth,aVe to Nintist, down 'i Nntl.si TO
broadway, UP broadway 10 sXteenlh-st., down Six
and down Twenty.thitdst. TO the river, where the
steamer The CITY Of Hartford waited. Crowded side.
them glad goodbye" As the regiment was marching
through Sxteenth.st, when near Fftave. the sudden
fast. Few knew the cause but in the window at
Gurneys Gallery largo bore directly down upon
the crowd and unmaskng It's silent battery the ARTIST
with single touch, took" entire regiment. In a few
seconds the Seventh again the march. Mr.
Quincy who joined the regiment at the wharf accOmpa
MED II 10 take photographs OF incident Of the trip
large crowd assembled on the wharf, and the
steamer left the pier cheer after cheer borne across
Inc water to the geycoaed boys on their way up the
river
PASSING WEST POINT.
WEST POINT, July 2l.-Thc steamboat City
Of Hartford having the 7th Regiment board passed
here at 900 this evening When opposite Cozzen's Hotel
the band struck up lively air. Cheers from the boat
were heard on the piazza salute fired and hearty
cheers given from the hotel in response. The Regiment
has Just passed the Point and Will reach Newburgh Ut
%. The night Is cool aud beautiful In the moonlight
Among recent arrivals here are Lord and Lady Affair."
from England.
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IAnnouncemenuI
"FREsn AS A MAIpEN's BLUSH

the pure pesehy Complexion follows the Of HAeAss Mao
yoL BALM Il the True Secret Of Beauty PasbOabe Ladies In
Society understand this
Magnolia Balm changes the rOste Country Girl into v Sse
more rapidly than any other thing.
Redn sunburn Freckes BOhes aud all the effects ofs
disappear where is used a1d gena cultivated fresh
expression obtained which rivals the Bloom Of Youth Beauty POS
will invest IS respectable store and insist on
getting Magnolia Balm. Depot No. 81 ParkrOw n Y
LYONS KATHAIKOY the best thing for the Han
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on the other note Fair America wears helmet on inc
top Of which national bird has taken up MS psdc
his beak extending over the forehead OF uc XIto
while his drooping tail hangs far down her back Ato
geher the eagle not being spread looks unnatural u
American and tame. The other parts OF TINS note SNOW
,nost artistic work and the American and National BANK
Note Companies may well congratulate thcmsGG g n mr.
having furnished TO the country the most Deautiul o
rency yet designed This note - slightly larger eo
other The 80 cent note Ia now being prepared "
companies Jointly 1t will have the portrait OF fres
dent Lincoln and the reverse will be most ehDorate
piece OF engraving and lettering.
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NEVER ALLOW DARRnEA, DYsENrERY, or AM

way the most serious consequences
result By neBg such complaints the system often 80 raPdy
beyond the help fmene before the psens
necessity Of looking about bin for remedy huS
ea therefore, everybody should be provided wh 'hss
for all Stomach aud Bowel Complaints Dr.
or with this remedy hand all such
affections promptly and eeaOuy treated Sold sbe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

FROM LIvERPoOl-fn Steamship Virginia July 2Mr and Ms
Trdebody Martin iaB Mr. aud MTG Hove Alss
Grace dawson Mrs vamhm Mrs Rachel OEp Mrs Csek My
White Edward Tout Charles Lock 1000 MI RI
patrick AID MT Garck aud family Mr. and Mira Humphreys Mr..
scarborough W. A. Collins Mr. Hggs Mr. and Mrs Canbar and
family.
FROM GALvESToN-Tu steamship S. Tile July 2l-Mrs Win
,es Avery, Hiukshey Miss Wornen ~ Wilson r. Petit
grew H. Morgan BOgari b. N Quick C. W. Price, T. A. Dem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

the Male Cap Makers Union heldast evening, Iessa.
ton pre vailed TO the the formerly at wcrK
in Marks Brothers shop 10 morrow evening with the
Executive Committee OF the Cap Makers Union TO reku.
late the difficulties above alluded TO- The strikers, about
% In number were furnished with their weekly allow
aIce Of strike .mOney-SlOa week-last evening.
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HOME NEWS.
TIJR WEATHER

TIR WEATHER -
NV YoRg Hour Their Bar Wind honh I n1 nao w ~ u
Iulv l. go 29R r. JuyH-o ~ go ~;
u 7y 209l s. w. ~ I6S22 ~ ", ~
go 200 4. g. w. oy1 EoS ~ W,
Very condy u TO a. overcast 5o very
ooaS 1880 TO 1890 cloudy at noon lightning a. Ies sD 20
10 Islander 42ei rainy W =" - ogg
stol Rain septh inch hnernoopVsraoe
a Ryening-Ltte cloudy at o. clear cool ana "noy pO"
70 1890
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John llaggerty, aged 20 years, while intoxi-
Gated Yesterday morning fell from the second story
dOw oi No. 300 DNlslonrt., and received dangerous
wound on the head lie attended by Police Surgeon
niIhb ana was then removed 10 his home, No TX
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let a. a. GE sih On. 7h sh-Teh,
IIsrwolie....'. q

CmpeMt FanleI of the MGual Cth Scort-Mesr Dougeuy
and Holt Tine Of Fame2 hours agd 20 luutes Len
Hatch Brown. bfcs J. frrrinan. 2-ioial Markham l. pe
Eddy. l-to. Fly ost-hss-ilAtcb D. B,nneti g. Crosby
Fehunu l. total g. g. ChauuoeY. D,lunau, Makham H.
Chauboty Eddy O. Loeteti Total Fou icund oatehss
Hatch Bennett 2toiA ;; D. t4lucry. Catches
Hatch Base pa-Pat out by feunmar ~, Barns total u
Assisted bv Bennett Brown. Barns btes total e. rg
by G.. Clsuncry. D. D. Chaulocy. EIlr Total
MARIAN kdty Bebucr total Double by g. Cham.
Kldy AID BSnue Outs foul basiaIlolrs tmes; Ii
oesiors, tines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

REPAIRING HOUSES No person should re-
pair paint tx house without understanding the merits o.
never broken through burglars Look for worthless hge
mspts called Improvements. r HOLMES. No. Murayst
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Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER g. Co.,
jos, 400 and 4O2 BowKRT Opposite SsKtnst n T.,
for MEMS BOYS ana CHLDKBS's CLoTHlNG
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

SUNDAY-SCHOOL BooKs-BROUGHToS& VIZ
MAN No 10 BbleIious from all Publishers
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REMOVAL.
s


$l5 REMOVAL $40
THE COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JEwELRY FACTORY
ns REMOVED Their ohce from No 81 Nassau
new ohces No 80 BROADWAY These superior have
now hen Ia use three and universal sahetou
an ough sold A. 80 moderate appearance
ahu or time by gold costing $50 1900 They have
greatly improved but the prices the 5
nne nsh SIO Gents aud LADIES Jewey Of the richest
ysry respect equal 90 the aRes gold the prices VIZ
LAVE No AGENTS, aud
bogus and worthless goods sold at cheap ewe
the only GENUINE METAL
WATCHES AND JRwELRY can BIZ RAD.
~ S.SS Co, No. 335 Broadway.
CoIpao Worth ~
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CHALLENGE,
The Howard Basel Ball Club Of New Rochelle
have sent challenge 10 the Stamford Club TO play
match game 'SIth them.
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FINANCE.
OFFICE o.. THE DAILY APPEAL, IN
MEMPHIS. y ovemoer 8, 1869. Jtl

OFFICE o., THE DAILY APPEAL, IN
MENPHIs- SovemOer 8, 1869. lti
We have nothing ne,y to report IN
money matters to-day. The SANE discreP-
ancy exists in the reports of the various
banks as was noted yesterday. While a
few report money easy, and are anxious
60 buy exchange-taking New York and
Boston bills at the same rate-k per cent.
discount-others, again, report all they
want 10 do, or rather all they can do in
this way, and continue 10 make a differ
enee Of \ per cent. in their buying rates
OIL New York, Boston, and other cities Of
New England. The demand is, however,
nearly equal to the offerings, and the
checking rates vary from par TO = per
cent. and. ia some instances, Z per cent.
discount.
Stocks are not la demand, except by
brokers, upon a margin on the market
value. We have heard ofno transactions,
and rates are nominal.
ledger balances and Coupons are weak
er. H. view Of there being no demand for
some time 20 come, dealers oifef but soc
for balances. and are buying al that rate.
They still sell 1t Soc to taxpayers.
County Warrants are quiet. We quote
at cin. SOC, buying, selling at 678Csc, as to
amount.
There is a light demand fof Gold, but
none offering NJ consequence. Buying at
Is7 and selling at i3s,
Tennessee Bonds are lower. Our dis
,o,ci.es quote sales Of Old IN New York
TO-DAY. A. Ooe. Nc transactions in Sew;
they are beid at 81
G-overnmesL. when opened With s bet
t.ra.mand. closed duh and lower.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Shiverinq Season.

II IS impossible to suppose that any human
being can consider an attack Of Fever and
Ague Il light visitation. And yet thousands
act as If such a calamity was or no conse-
quence; while thousands who are actually
suffering from the distressing complaint neg
lect to adopt the certain means OF cure. 1t
ought to be known in every locality subject
to this scourge, or which is infested with re-
mittent frsrT, " any other epidemic pro-
duced by malaria, that HOsTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BIITERS are taken In advance or az the
commencement Of the unhealthy season. will
fortify the system against the atmospheric
poison which generates these dlstempers.
This sdmirasie iRvisorant-harmless agree
able, and possessing rarer medicinal virtues
than any other tonic at present known, will
break up the paroNysms Of intermittent or
remittent fever ia from forty-eight hours TO
ten days. Such Is The universal testimony
from districts where periodical fevers have
been combatted with this powerful vegetable
Chologogue. In a thievish neighborhood wise
men bar their doors and windows, yet strange
to say, If the same -neighbOrhood happens to
be pervaded by Geerial poison, they seldom
take the trouble to put their bodies in a state
OF defence against the subtle enemy. SHY
ering victims e~ndeavoring Ia vain to warm
your blue hands over the fire, or consuming
with the fever thai follows the chill, remem-
Der that HO9TETTER'S BITTERS is an Also
tute, speedy and fRJ0Hibte specific for your dis
tresslng malady.
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WANTS.
PR0SPECTUSES.
PROSPECTUS
-OF-
Tennessee State Directory.
For 1870.

TNHE undersigned, believing that the inter
L ests Of the business community demand
the publication OF q new work containing
in relation TO all Persons, Firms
and Companies engaged in Mercantile, Man
ufacturing and Professional pursuits in each
OF the numerous Cities and Towns situate in
the State of Tennessee, propose to publish y
book which Will embrace:
PART IA COMPLETE SHIPPERS GUIDE,
which Will contain a Descriptive List of all
the Cities, Towns and Villages in the state.
with full and complete Shipping Directions
to all points. and also giving the Stations Of
Express and Telegraph Companies doing
business in the State OF Tennessee
PART II.-TH CITIES AM TOWN5 OF TEN
NEsSEE. giving their location and popuIa-
ton, with full and accurate alphabetical lists
Of the names of all persons doing business in
each PLACE.
PART MA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DmEC-
TORY. containing, under appropriate " head
iugs,' accurate Lists of the Names and LOca-
ton Of All Persons, Firms and Incorporate
Companies engaged in business IN the Towns
and cities throughout the State OF Tennessee.
PAR IVA 2 USITED STATE POsrOF-
FICE DIRECTORY, containing the name and
locality OF every Pustcdce In the United
States ana Territories,
The Work will be printed with New Type,
on good paper, and bound in one large aud
splendid volume. Subscribers names will be
Inserted in the Work in large BOLD TYPE,
and the business in which each is engaged
will be very fully and cOmspicuOusly set forth.
The names of persons who do not subscribe
Will be printed IN the usual manner.
Copies of the Directory Will be left at the
principal hotels in Tennessee, and sent, for
the use of the public, to the Postmaster 10
Gated at the county seats QI tine diIftrent
counties in the state, Thereby rendering the
Work an Invaluable medlum for advertising
to alfpersons engaged in Commercial, Manu-
featuring Or Professional Business.
Terms Of SubsCription---S5 per oopy, pay
able on delivery.
II anurg On V~nnTr1TN~g
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On Wednesday. December 10, 1859.

Between the hours OF IL o'clock am. and y
o'clock m, at the northeast corner OF Union
and Second streets, in the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, sell NJ public auction, TO the high
est and best bidder, for cash, free from the
right of redemption which is expressly
waiyed-the following described real estate,
lying In the county Cf shelby, State Of Ten
nessec, and In the city Of Memphis, to-wit:
Lot Numbtr fourteen I'D, in block sixty
g., as laid down on what was formerly
known as south Memphis. frOptipg one hum
drsd and ten 40 Ret on the north side OF
Bcal street, and running back nOrthwardly,
between parallel lines, two hundred aud for
ty-fOur t244l feet to the dividing line between
the John Rice and the Ramsey grants, II be-
ing the same ground on which recently stood
e The BotaUico Medical College building.
Also, another lot, being a part Of lot num-
Der one a.. in block 1orty-siX l46l, on the plan
OF South Memphis, ana bounded as follows;
Beginning at "A point OF south side of Beal
street, one hundred and forty-twO (l4D feet
west from the interst ction of the west side of
DeSOto street with the south side OF Beal
street, ana running thence ~SOuthwardly, and
perpendlculHrly from Beal street, one hun
bred and twenty-five is feet to an alley;
thence ~westwardiy and parallel with Beal
street, along said alley, one n and nifty
ll50I feet; thence n~oTthwardly one hundred
aud tBegty-nyel&l feetto Besl street; thence
eastYardly, WIKI Be4l street, one hundred
and nfty $50 feet to the beginning.
twill sell By the lot, or In parcels TO suit
purehRSers. The title u deemed good, but /
VIII convey only as Trpstee.
oc3O JNO NJ. CARMACK, Trustee.
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INSURANCE.

ON THE FIRST DAY or JULY. 1863
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KEW REGULATIONS or THE TREASURY De
The following regulations are adopted in
lieu Of all which haVh been heretofore issued
by the Treasury Department in regard TO the
emu OF United States currency.
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JOB PRINTING.
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
MemphIs. fenn.

MEMPHIS, TENN, September /, 1863.
A T the opening of another Commercial
~ Year. the Proprietor OF the Franklin Job
Printing House takes the occasion 70 con-
graduate the Merchants aud Business Men-of
Memphis upon the improved condition of
the country, and the favorable prospects for
business the ensuing season.
During the summer, many additions have
been made to the Franklin Printing House,
In the way of new and improved labor-Eav-
ing Materials, New Scripts, Circular, Bill
Head and Card Type, Beautiful Cuts, Engrav-
ings and Designs, representing all kinds Of
Business, Trades and Pro LESSONS, Illuminated
Borders, Yiguettes, etc, etc, making the Office
complete in every particular.
The attention OF the Business Public is
called to the perfect machinery employed,
and the extraordinary facilities for executing
every description OF FINE MERCANTILE
PRINTING.
The Proprietor has been practically en-
gagged in the Printing Business in Memphis
Tor nearly twenty years, and It will be his
constant endeavor, by strict personal atten-
ton to all orders, M by giving, in every In
stance, GOOD STOCK, FINE WORK, and Low,
UNIFORM PRICES, 10 merit the confidence and
patronage OF the Business Community.
Respectfully. SC TU0E:
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE
memphis and LITTLE Rock Railroad.

To MADISON y LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leaye Hopeneld daily at 600
am.
Coming East-Leave L'Anguilie at 80 pm
FerryBoat leaves foot of Union st. at b;UO am.
b. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent
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From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
TO use Professor Christy's celebrated Hair
Lotto. II is put up In q o0ttle ang box. La
dies who once use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair, as It is the best
dressing for the Hair in the world. The Lo-
ito never fails 10 remove the worst eases of
Dandrpf. and restore gray and bleached Hair
to its natural colOE.
For sale by druggistsg sample bottles semi
10 any address In the United States by express
for 81. PROF. CHRISTY & co,
No. III Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Cash prizes, silver ware, etc, valued at 81 ,OOO,OU
A chance to draw any OF the above Prizes
for &c. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in
Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of25e
a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and
sent by mail 10 any address. The prize named
upon Ii will lie delivered 70 the ttcket-holder
Oh payment OF One DoNgr. Prizes are imme-
dlately sent to nyfadress by express or re-
You Will know what your Prize Is before
you pay for it. dny Prize exchanged FOR an
other Of same rdlge. No blanks. Our patrons
can depend oil fair dealing.
REFEREScEs.-Ws select the following nom
many who have lately drawn Valuable krifes
and kindly permitted Us to publish them ;
Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, Sl0,nO0; Miss Clara
5. Walker, Baltimore, Piano, $500; James NJ.
Matthews, Detroit, $500; John T. Andrews,
Savannah, 5000; Miss Agnes simmons,
Charleston, Piano, $500. We publish no
names without permission.
OPISIoNs OF THE PREss.-"The firm is relia-
bic. and deserve their success" - Wcekly Trio
ttne. Nous. ave know them to be a fair
dealing nrm."-N. y. Herald, My d. "A
friend OF ours drew a $500 prize, which was
m recelved."-Ddilg Ff1cs, June B..
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements to
agents. satisfaction guaranteed. Every
peckage Of sealed envelopes contains ONE
CASH OFT. Six Tickets for 81; IL for 81; IS Tor
81. he for SIS. AIlietterss should be addressed
10 HARPER, WILSON & CO.,
oc5 IZ3 h~roadwax. Aeg York.
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Be Bsautiful...I YOU desire Beauty 70!

should use HaGRn's Magnolia Balm.
II gives a soft, refined. satin-like texture TO
the Complexion, removes RoughnesS, Red
ness. hlGteEes, Sunburn, Tan, etc, ana adds
a tinge of Peariy Bloom u The plainest fea-
lures. II brings the bloom OF Youth 70 lhs
fading cheek and changes the rustic Country
Girl into a Fashionable City Belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the
true secret Of Beauty. No lady need COM
plain OF her Complexion who viii invest 70
cents in this delightful aftiole,
Lyons KathairOn Is the best Hair Dressing
- "a
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Totalasset.
~ 0000-9-l
LIABILITIES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
INSANE ASYLUM.

ct. vINCEST'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
= INSANE, st. Louis. Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust 10, ISIS. Il Is private ana firSt-elass in
its arrangements aud accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes and of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stimulants to eX-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
apply To DIR. J. h BAUDUG or the I
SUPERIOR nugg
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Mutilated currency is redeemable by tn
Treasurer of the United States, at Washing
ton, ID. C., and by no other officer.
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Nemuhts and Louisville Railroad.

DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time.--..4 100 am. 2;l6 AIN.
Night Express, city time..2:45 pm. l2.23 AIN.
Ticket offices No. % IL Main street and ut
Depot, head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Nashville, via
Nashville and northwestern Railroad, with
out change.