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ST. CHURCH.
Dedication Ceremonies by Ri. Rev
Bishop Feehan.

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning
tho beautiful and cOmmodiOus edlnce,
lately erected by the members OF 81.
1 Patrick's Parish, was sOlemnly dedi-
Gated 10 the service Of the Most High
hv the Right Rev. Bishop Feehan, OF
Nashville. assisted by Rev. Father
Kelly, Of st. Peters church.
Aner the dedication sermon, by the
Bishop, 2 procession of priests and
a~coIVtes made the circuit OF the build
ing, reciting the litany as they moved.
Puntihciai high mass was then cele-
brated by Rev. Father Riordan, as
sisted by Rev. Fathers Coop and For
tune. ,
The music, under the direction of
the parish Organist, Prof. SabdtZky,
WAS very fine. The mass selected for
the OCCASION was {" MOZarts Twelfth"
the solos, duets and tri0s of which
were rendered by Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Boy
den, Miss GuytOn, Messrs. SabatZky,
Wilkinson, JackOWitZ and others.
The SOdaIity Silver Band, before the
ceremonies 50 beautiful and imposing,
discOursed a few appropriate airs, and
at the close rendered in tine style a
sacred selection. Mr.. SabatZky de
serves great credit for his part in the
musical performances. He lead well,
and succeeded in pleasing all present.
Though all the prominent menbeTs
Of the Parish were present, the at
tendance was not generally as large as
had been anticiPatRd
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the Indiana. If 50 the Meals own the
whole boat
The Glasgow, on her way TO this
port from Cincinnati, passed Louis
vile on Friday with two barges.
The HiaWatha was aground at
French Island at last report.
The Mollie Able passed down yes
teTday with the best trip of the sea-
son. She added mules and other
freight here, IL well as a lot of people,
and when she left was drawing ten
feet. Her down trip is worth twelve
thousand dollars.
The Lady Gay also passed down
Yesterday. She looks very elegant,
slNf had a good trip.
The 81. Francis, Capt. Bowman,
leaves tomorrow for the cut off in St.
Francis river. Tom Bowman is mas
ter.
The Ben Campbell came in yester.
day from above and brought in the
first bale of this years cotton raised
north of this city. Ii came from the
place Of Capt. J .HlHOuse at the head
Of Island ~, and weighed so lbs.
New cotton comes in alta lively rate.
The Cheek brought in six bales, and
the st. Francis two.
Speaking OF the navigation OF the
Sabine a Texas exchange says: "A
number Of elegant boats are now in
preparation, and will be on the river
in a few months, and viii stay here;
and when once established, our people
must and viii patFOniZe them, because
it is their interest to do SOL
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THE TRANSFER COMPANY.
The Charges Of Cat5" SguareIy
aRd Fairly net.
The Transfer Company Explains
Satisfactorily.

Editors Apq3G{: y correspondent
of the APPEAL supposed to have some
personal feeling against the Memphis
City Transfer Company and its own
ers, sees proper to make his appear
ance in an unjust communication, So
serting nothing that is not susceptible
of being disproyed, and much that 1
propose TO disprOve. He says, "the
Memphis and Louisville Railroad, the
constituted agent ofthe merchant and
farmer, with a great flourish of trum-
pets, proclaim 10 their patrons that l
will transport cotton to Memphis also
much per bale (being twenty-five
cents per bale)." This assertion is al
so untrue. So far is ii from being the
truth that on the contrary the railroad
tariff is reduced from former prices,
and there is no additional charge for
delivering 20 cOnsignees, and the ship
per or owner Is saved the price of
drayage from depot to the merchants
warehouse, and at the same time being
a saving Oh time 10 the merchant in
looking up his cotton after its arrival
at the depot. The Transfer Company
takes all the responsibility OF safe de-
livery, and deliver il promptly on its
arrival, saving the cOnsignee much
veXatiOn and trouble in hunting up
his cotton, and facilitating the opera-
tons of the Railroad Company be-
sides, and the transfer Company does
not receive twenty-five cents per bale
for hauling il. The Memphis City
Transfer Company is owned by citi-
zens of memphis a. well as by citizens
of Louisville AID Cincinnati. All Of
its earnings have been spent in Mem
phis. Wagons, horses, harness, feed,
etc, have been bought at Memphis, as
we can prove by the merchants OF
Memphis, and We can prove
that, so far as the delivery OF freights
is concerned, that out Of the many
thousands Of bales of cotton handled
by the Transfer Company, every bale
has been properly delivered to its
proper owner, and with less delay
than when handled by various ire
sponsible parties.
The sensible and enterprisiug clti-
zen of Memphis are not alOOf 10 en-
couraging capital from abroad,
especially when that capital Is
used for the benefit Of their city.
Transfer companies are q benefit to ali
large cities, as can be proven to all
fair minded persons.
The omnibus fare WaSr reduced about
eight months since by the NJ. G.. L.
Company and other omnibus lines; it
did not pay the expense of running
the lines. A few days since, by mu-
tual agreement with other omnibus
lines, the Transfer Company agreed to
raise tine fare to 80 cents, the common
price in other cities.
Very respectfully,
r. P. FONTAINE,
Supt. NJ. g. T. Co,
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ROWNE
Another Life Swallowed Up by the
Mississippi.

Despite the almost numberless eau
tions through the press and otherwise,
people will persist in bathing in the
river regardless o proficiency in the art
Ofswimming. Scarcely day passesthat
we have not to record the loss of one
or more lives, caused by the neglect OF
the cOmmOnest precautions in this
respect.
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
a Young man named James Mulcdhy,
about sixteen years old, was drowned
opposite the city, neal the Hopefield
landing Of the ferrybOat. He, like
hundreds of Others, had Ventured
beyond his depth, and being unable
10 swim, paid the penalty with his
life. e-LHA
Young Muleahy was raised in the
Catholic Orphan Asylum of this city,
and had been only a few weeks out of
the institution at the time of his death.
He stood well with his employer, and
commanded the respect of a large
circle of acquaintance. The body was
not recovered.
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THIS favOrite summer Resort, situated IN
] Blount county, East Tennessee, Will be
opened for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE. The marked beneficial re-
suits attending the use OF these waters, IN
functional arrangements of the Liver, RcW-
els, Kidneys and Skin, and the cure of Chronic
Diseases, attest tbeir Medicinal Properties.
The buildings at Montvaie are now being
repaired, reftted aud reprinted, and every
thing put In apple-Pie order. Allthe aeeesso-
ries Tor enjoyment and recreation at the best
watering places will be found here. The IA
ciiities Tor reaching Montyale this season are
increased by the extension Of the Knoxville
and CkarlesSsn Railroad, and regular trains
are runhBTs T1gyiIie, whence passengers
are COM -be hes to the Springs, nine
miles distant.
RATES OF BoARD.-Per day, 81 so: per week.
SIS; per month, S0.
Address for pamphlets containing analysis
and description of waters, etc,
jeS o L. KING, Knoxville, Tenn.
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CITY NEW s,
Arrival and Departure Of the MALTA fHOn
The MemDhls Post5fsce.

Chaffanooza. Richmond. Washington, New
York. baltimore, and I'll cities East aho Soutn;
hus- Ca. and Montgomery Ala-i al
rtsfToDs on the Memphis and Charleston,
Mfssissippi Central, Mobile and Ohlo, NaSh-
rille and Chattanooga and East Iennessee
Fsilrotds, arrive al I'D PM close al N;A
s.ms With. -
vile. Cincinnati. Cleveland, PtttsburE, thi--.
SglpLiR. Buffalo, Rlbany, New York, AMI 80
Cift[z Nurfh and West, arrive 81 E:W p.Ht-
Srw orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, VicAz.
arg. Matches and all cities South, arrive al
M closes at 10: s. am.
All stations On the Mississippi and Tennes'
&c. New Orleans and Jackson and southern
aAiTOads, arr4NeHi . pin; CLOSES az ~. r.ai-
Memphis aud Ltuc RDck Railroad Lillt
Rock. Madison. Sundays excepted arrive -
pm; close ~ S pm.
Marion, Wutsbuig sna Clniboroe Ark
H-werklv3 Monday. Wednesday and EHl4s
srrIve st dam; close Al u an.
Olive Branch and BylIaiiA, Mss e
Fecklyl Monday and Friday arrive Al pm
close 81 5 pm ,- Eide
arrive a 10 =. m; close nj u aH.
Little Rock and Helena, and al EtnuiiA' "a
White river, tseIal-EeeEtNl lnt@lAs 80
u-cslv- arrive ~ 9 J.id-5 csose "a Pill
F.T-e RiuH aud Helena, ana 81 leh'l1ss %
Arkansas river QrI-wee6ly1 lucs1Aa iHG.
dnv snd saturday, arriFoat sRm.i ei'NS"'1
pm 4. ,usstsstppi river south.
5s~etos-w,-ekly Tuesday and saturday arrive
Al sam; close ~ p-n.
n Ier14fnps on the Mississippi river north,
-.cr,LWeekI n Monday and Thursday, arrive
~ "a m: close al S:S pm.
IesIAH DELOACH, +. NJ.
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WANTED.

WANTED-AGENT 10 s2Dy per month
w everywhere, male female, to intro
duce the GENUINE iMPRNNED COMADS
SENSE FANILYS SEWING MACHINE. This
mHchin win stitch hem fell, tuck, guilt,
cord, bind, braid and embrOtder, Ia "a most
superior manner. Price Onlv SL8. Fully war
ranbed for i've years. We VIII pay Sl6CJ for
any machine that will sew a stronger, more
beautiful, CT more elastic scam than oDrs. Il
makes tie " Elastic Lock Stitch" Every Sec
0nd stitch cun De cut and stu the cloth can-
pay agents from SIS to $40 per month and exc
penses, OF a commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address SECOAB
& CO., Pit1sbGrg. Pa, ST. Louis, Mo-, Oc Bos-
ton, Mass.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palmfng OF worthless east-irOn
machines, under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
chaan mnahIna manufacfurai. mE9
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Win Open on thu LIST Of Iune Next.

IT is capable Of accommodating from I,S91
4 TO 2,9G visitors.
Hhe buildings were erected at a cost Of sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, and are large
and cOmmOdious COTTAGES separate and
distinct rom each Other.
The climate is delightful, the air pure and
bracing, and the scenery unsurpassed in
beauty by any IN the mountains of Virginia.
The grounds are extensive and covered 9Th
beautiful shade trees.
The entire premises nave been thoroughly
repaired and painted and newly furnished,
nom kitchen to parlOr.
Extensive baths, billiard and bowling sa-
lOOnS-all newly erected.
Livery stables.
Post-ofhce, express, telegraph and ticket
offices, communicating with all points North
and South, are on the premises.
Tn tables are supplied with every deiicacy
Of this and other markets..
The cellars are stocked with choice wines
and liquors.
So Passengers will purchase tickets to BIG
TUNNEL on the Virgins and Tennessee
railroad, wien the cars on the Springs
Branch railroad, belonging to the proprietors,
VIII land passengers directly in the reception
house.
BOARD:
Per Day, 50 90; Per Week, so; Per Month, so.
For longer period and large parties, special
rates will be charged. Address
WILSON d LORENTZ,
may2 Proprietor.s
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Memphis and Arkansas River
PACKET COmpyER
SUMNER
United States Mail Line.


KHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
u ger boats OF this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows:
BLAIsDELL, Muster
Mondays, at 5 o'clock PM
W. A. CALDNELL----Rabe Hayies master
Fridays, ats o'clock pm
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, and with the following pack
cts, which leave Little Rock Mondays and
1hurdays, att O'Clock pm: IHFA
FORT GIBSON Woodburu, Master
CLARkSf ..ReaSOner, Master
ROCK through to FORT GIBSON,
Through bills Of lading given FOR freight y
and nom New Orleans, Memphis st. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
FreightS delivered at destination, at al
stages OF the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring 20 simply this line
from the NGrth, East or West TO any point on
the Arkansas river, should ave their goods
consigned to aMEMPHIs AND AREANskS Rfv-
Err PACKET COMPANY, = at Memphis toffiee 304
Front street, MOsby Block.l Those shipping
from New Orleans hOu consign to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth of Waite River.
ON or about the lst Of Se1tembsr, the
steamer W 4. caldweil MI take her place
Ia the Line, fraving on Wednesdays, making
a tri-Weekly line.
The above company are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which will
be finished about the 18th September. thus
securing to their patrons oreliRble tri-zVeek
ly line IN high or low water.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President,
i. A. KENDIS, Agent.
aun ohef$4 Front street. Mesby Block
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AnnOuncement.-.Partnershin

R3~rhe withdrawal OF Mr.. John AihsIs
and the sale Of his interest to Nessrs. Rraw-
ner and Tyler. dissolves the hrm OF Alnslie,
Heating Geo. nom this date.
h APPEAL will hereafter be published BY
the undersigned. under the frm style Of
HEATING. EHGLsH &Ca
=. a. TYLER,
J. N. HEATING,
.BRAwNER,
TN n r
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Not exceeding four ounces in welght--4 cents
And for each additional four ounces or
AthcLcu lucA tfAha
Postage on Books TO Canada-Postage On
books and other printed matter, including
newspapers, can only be paid TO the Canada
me.
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~YALHERMOSO SPRINGS,
n the Mountains Of Morgan County, h
Alabama,

A RE now open to visitors, and comfortable
"A accommodations can be depended upon
The temperature is cool and pleasant, and
there are no MOSQUITOES. The new steamer
Ida" takes passengers from Decatur. Ala.,to
the hack at the Springs Landing, ~ miles
from Valhermoso, On Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, returning next day. Time three
hours; fare 81 80. After the LIST of July there
will be a daily boat.
Board, per week, 80 %.
III. GIERS, and
w. B. PANNELL,
Of RlOunf SpffDus- Ala.
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called upon him. Though they had
never met before, she Immediately
made known her GRAND. Being as
sured that he was indeed DESTROYS OF o
companion, she, without further pre-
liminaries, offered heart and hanc:
| The next day they were married.
That's all right; but who's the young
lady9 Give us her initials, mono
grain Dor something Of the sort.
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
Twsnty-es Hours rem Memphis, Connect
Ing at Lebanon laaetion---Ths saly
Change of Cars.

THIS fayorlte place Of summer resort IL
situated OF the Louisville and Knoxville
Railroad, within four or five hours OF the
former piace, near the Lass OF the mountains.
ss-erGl hundred feet above Louisville, where
you have the pure mOuntaim air, together
with the finest mineral and medicinal waters
In the W~est-among which Is the GREAF
AMERICAN EPSON.
For a full analysis of the waters OF the yari-
Gus Springs, circulars, which may
be found at the DrugstOrss Of Mansfield q
i1tgbee, or S~teever, corner OF Second and
Madison streets. feB
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Personal,

Mr.. Meaeham, of the firm o.
Meacham, Neadwell & Co., arrived in
town yesterday fgom a brief wight
West.
Mr.. Kaufman, Of Kaufman, Bros,
arrived home yesterday in the after
noon train of the Memphis & Ohio
road.
Mr.. Partee, of Partee & Harbert, Is
at home after an absence of some
months at the watering places. He
Is ready for the 5 eason. .s
PAPER, etc, In Cattle. They are perfectly =
fhd innocent; no need OF s%toppinq ths
an0 Of Nnmr a~niuno1a They Anl
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THREE THoCsASD gallons Of water
pumped out OF Il we'll thirty-nine feet
deep, by one of Kalding's DOuble-Ac Act
ingssFOrce Pumps. If you are doubt
full, call at Piper's Brick Nard, near
the Gas Works. We are now able 20
Rll all orders at short notice. Give
us a call, If you want the best pump
in the city. Balding, Prescott Il CO.,
20. 10, jefferson street.
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We found the mineral waters. and particu-
larry the White sulphur, at NalhermesO.
equal to any in Virginia, and We recOm=
mend 10 with confidence TO all fAose who suf-
fer from the effects Of Rhepmatism, Dyspep-
STA, Scrofula aHa diseases OF the Skin and
Liver. SAMIA A. CARTWRIGHT, Nd.
W. RUSHT0N, Md,
JAS. McFARLANE, MD,
All Of NeG Orleans, La.
ValbermOso, October l, 1851.
Numerous cel 4 lcates OF cures cen be had
on application 10 the proprietor, jsl8
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Free delivery Of Letters By Carriers AZ ne
residence OF owners may be secured by q.
serving The folb9wiEg Rules.
L Direct letters plainly 70 TIE street and
NUMBER - welf az THE Postoaa.e auG STATE
2 Heed letters gin the name Of the wrf-
tar's Postohce and State, Street and Namber
Sign them with full name, and request that
answers be directed accordingly.
s. Letters sent to strand or transient VS.
Itors IN town OF city, whose special address
naF be UNKNOWN, shsaId be Market on th.
lower LETT hand cernsr with The word - Tran
sieut.r aa
4. Place the postage stamp on the upper
right hand oOrEe and leave space between
the stamp and direction for post marking.
without interfering with the writing.
N-B.-A request Tor the return Of a letter to
she writer, n unelaims1 within thirty days
or less. written or printed. with the writer's
name, Postom>e and state aezG IS the let
hand side Of the envelope, on the ace side,
viii be complied with. Letters bearing such
endorsements viii be returned to the writer,
free OF postage.
Parties now renting Boxes. or receiving
their mail matter through the General DeiFs-
cry, cun receive their mails at thelr resi-
drnces or Pia0as OF business, regularly and
without risk, ~ the Carrier system OF Free
Delivery. An order 70 this effect len AZ TIA
Chief Cierks desk Eil secure Immediate at
tsntiou.
The advantage Of the Free Delivery system
cannot be too highly estimated. It l. more
regular, more secure, and more convenient
than the box system Many letters pass
through the malls. reach this city, and are
deposited in the boxes safely, but because Of
q divided responsibility, fan to reach the arm
or family addressed
Tue Carriers are all sworn to 3 faithful per-
f~oTInance o. service, and are under heayT
bonts Gr An honest discharge OF duty.
II The business community could b In
Gueed 10 cease sending boys to the Postomce
for their mail matter, aud accept the means
provided by the Department for a safe delty-
cry OF letters through responsible carriers, a
great eyti would be corrected. and many
losses NOV occurring prevented.
Valuable Letters should be carried to the
PostOfiee and registered. II money Is TO 10
RENTED, a Postal Money Order should be Oh
tanned II upon points where there Is no
money order oaice, then the letter should be
registered. Money should never be enclosed
in an ordinary letter
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THE Huntsville Hotel, in the beau
tiful hillbegirt little town whose name
il has, is a hOstelrie that would be a
credit to any city. In addition to a
table, that TO use a conventional
phrase, Though we think ''smiles" or
t'laughsp would be more appropriately
groans under the weight Of the good
things of earth and air and water. 1t
has large and well ventilated rooms
that are "a pattern of neatness, fur
nished with beds that Morpheus self
woald not disdain. Right under, and
in full sight of the southern windows,
is the great spring of Huntsville-the
largest and most cUpious natural
fountain in the world, to look upon,
whose sparkling, splashing waters,
Edark green in the sunlight, but clear
as crystal when you look down into
its depths,) Is of itself equal to a
douche, BY all means 60 to the
Huntsville Hotel when you go to
Huntsville, aud we will guarantee
Messrs. Eenables 4 Willard will en-
terrain you satisfactorily.
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business ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
obligations assumed or made by any
individual OF ner or employee Of this
of,oe will he paid at our counter or
recognized "a an Offset to any bills
due the same. The party making
any bin must settle it himself in per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH &Co.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.
Memphis and PIne sluR Paeket.

W - A4&NH Aa1A@A
THISei@gant steamer viii leave
y Memphis on WEDNESDAT,N
September 18th. and viii ply reguL1Fly ~ q
weekly packet between Memphis and Pine
BLUM She il owned By the merchants and
planters along the lower Arkansas, and Nill
pay especial attention 70 al business en-
trusted 10 her. All freigEts should De shipped
in care or
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.,
au29 No. I Promenade srrekt.
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established
office hours OF u Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from 5 am. 10
10 pm, and we hope our advertisers
viii conform to this rule.
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WANTED.

40 600 BARRELS FRUIT-HIGHEST
IOsOOO market prices paid for Potatoes,
Apples, Pears, Plums and Fruit Of all kinds,
aflsl6 CONFER & RICHARDSON'S,
No. 2 Howard Row,
Mrmnlfs- Tenn.
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PEABODY HorK1-Auausr %.

JAMES L. Clark, ESQ, a resident
Of Columbia, South Carolina, and for
many years an officer of the Branch
Bank of that State, was thrown from
his buggy on Thursday last and al
most instantly KILLED. He was about
u years Of age,
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To PRINTERs-We have for sale a
font Oflong primer type nearly new,
-uitahlp tor a country weekly. For
price apply or address APPEAL office.
HEATING. ENGLISH * Co.
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THE Huntsville Ladependeat notices
the arrival in that city Of our city ed
itOr in this-way: We had the pleas
ure of a call yesterday afternoon from
Mr.. Frank l.. Jame, City Editor Of
the Memphis APPEAL. He looks as
neat and respectable as the great Gid
journal with which he IL connected.
Mr.. James is et route for the meun-
tains of Virginia, where we hope he
may meet with an editors welcome.
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WANTED.

4 n Agent on commission 10 sell FRUIT
n AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS,
etc, in Memphis and adjoining country, for
FRosT's & Co.'S N~UI.sKRIEs, Rochester, y. T..
Address
Iy0 MA DAILY, Rochester. n. v.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. s. Mail Line
FOR HICKMAN, CoLC1fBUs, CAIRO AND
ST LOCB

ONE Of the Cofnpany's fine Pas
" seuger steamers gtu leave -
follows:
RUBICON, MoSDAY, Aug. 50. ats pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. q, 5 pm.
BELLE 5 LOUIS. THURSDAY. sept 2 5 pm.
LUMINARY, FRIDAY, sept. 3, at 8 pm.
CITY or CAIRO SATURDAY, sept 4, st5 pm.
Tickets for ali points, via Memphis aud st.
LOui Packets. North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Ofice. rs stain
street. FLEM. CALVERT. SuD't.
SAM e. WEAyEK. Ticket Agent aug@
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THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
Z ger boats of this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows:
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Main Street, Store for Rent,

TTPON timely Application and sutleient IN
dIcemenf offered, VIC Will rent fOr one
wear frofn fsr septemD Der next, the Front store
Room now occu pied BY rs, corner of Main
and Iefferson streets. with part Of basement.
aaa R0YSTER IRRELEVANT &C0.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-30

LEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
at 236l Main street; also the month
lies, weeklieS and dailies of the latest
date from everywhere.
YOUNG mems tall style silk dress
hats just received at Wheaton 4 Co.'S,
279 Main street, Walker Rlnck.