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Porgie Stand for Sale ! !!

For sale a nrst elias. Porgir stand on the Por.
c-p pine Island IN frenchnAn- Bay. Consisting In
part of good shed. chum house. tao GAR p. and
nSturcs. six boiler three presses. sixteen nets.
anchors w8rps. KEY and cetsr bupys in piesfy
tvs" trolls. trL-, butts measure, sesops. and all
ilc chi Eru All. = usually found in hrsi class
stand ulth eAtra winch spd an A. keel toaf
Il v lie. schr.. rig and hys rkf-. from 4. I. TO
q.
Ali ~ which viii >old "a a lamp. or In parcel.
n applied for soon Terms undvubted security
At your own time, If you 6uy the whole. liza part,
each
Aldr, c ". Milllkcn
: " fIarbor
Name.
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Found hdrifr.

Picked uf adm near the entrance Of Camden
haib'T small skin painted lead color which 81 q
The owner can have by calling on the subscriber
y go av" Mti'es"ri Name. aud proving proper.
Is AZ aying charges.
Ill I lyman
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NOTICE 10 NIRLNERS

on aud afscr April 2Olh the Mount Desert
Rridge Draw will I've closed until further no
ti'e the samc being under repairs.
h. h. Thompson. Agt.
Trenton. Apr i4th. 1852.
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Dissolution.

The eopsrtnsrship hereto fore existing under
the name sna stsle Of : " Perkins Co IL
dissolved hy mutual consent The busine.. viii
b" continued by D. J. Austin, the Junior partner
hu, the business n the 1rm will be &c tled nv
either memher Of the firm
: ". Perkins,
Ei.WuFth April l5,h. ls2 h. l.. Ansun
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For Sale or to Let,

The subscriber ~rers ih- Tanrarv oni School
Street now o-eu lei by HIM foil Il. u ca ly
terms t. let a re- BID rent IN .iiiing aud
lam: haYcre en- l. been Ihoiou.hiy repaired
and ,ih,re isstN corfs OF good Bars, DrS and
- red ready ioiuse Eu4uir. the Prem Sc 81
". r. Emerson /.
Ellsworth Ami lNh i-sg 5wI5
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NJ OF 100

4 IL Iersons arc HEREBY cautioned Ain.g bar ,
~ tIffus or Uustsu< AaN faaIsrr 4as
i',rtou now char. ole to t,wn OF II anrock. as
fhcY ART ~ amply provided Tor and bills
their contracting VII II paid by said Town
81. Hu ehinss, Drrr-e-rs Of
i.uthcF Philips. the tasn
orlando " to-- I ct Ianrn 4
IaiCork. April Is. IsE zwl5
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9 ..s uut,f es q rhAugt. aud iiFLGEoLb : Hl-4i4r
t,..,tItf4trl t&uAct Of Af1fi4l- - al assls-
iA-i oI lie greatest va.Es-
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81. GOOD FOR ONE DOLLAR

Agents will please cut this oui and send for
fhia. Ia l5.y
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Isaa! lotise
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE j. hereby given. that ~ virtue Of II.
c@n-e from the Judge ~ Frobit ior the County
OF II Arork, there will be exposed for sale by
public anciion. ut the prcinl- IN tsrJna sat
unlay the tx eniy second day OF May next, at ten
o'clocE A. NJ, all the real estate owned 10y the late
Nathan L. Webster Of SAID Verona Al the time Of
his d.cease including the rey-r-ion uf the Wild
ow- Dover therein.
Said real estate consist. Of the homestead of
said deceased, and h, right ia equity to redeem
the same, and the reyersion OF the widows Dow
IN the same and Is situated IN sail Verona
near the south end Of the Bridge leading from
Bucksport.
Terms cash delivery Of deed.
BENZ. =. WEBSTER, Admir-, De- bonn
Apr. IL, ISIS. 5wl5
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PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

The I. ;, >ap-emc cant has recently decided
that thi- contract 4H all respects valid and OF
Irgtl uhi,sstiou.
such c-uIitic@ generally valuable in pro
portion 10 t- lcn-j!i vi lime they have 10 run.
isc lonzv-t tx l,er cent, gold inter~-t bond. of
tu. L. = the 81 ID VIII be due IN IL years, and
.hry wor iI2. Ii they hal % years ~ rHu,
tucy would st!tn'l at no les thtn . pcricctly
-afr fiT.t Mortgage Bond like the Union factnc
should approach tai. rufr. fh- demand for Euro
p.un INV, >iiIient ALREADY considerable. and ON
The completion III the work Viii doubtless larry
the plrr g. a lar.- premium
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wASTED-hCEST>-T sell thr AMERICAN
/" a>irTIso MACHINE Erice s.3 The .ini-
pirsi- cheapest and best knitting Machine ever
VIII knit 20 co. stitches Yer minute
Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address AMLE-
IL An KNITTING NACiIiSk Co, Boston. Mass.
or -. Louis, ito.
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uMhN WANTED - r. week rroli OF =
VI 4tt.AI. ~osl. thing entirely new. send
t.rtL!ar and Terms Nc GIT enterprise or
A# .4.-us.
Aa4ses, u ,. YArne.i, = Cannon street.. y.
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COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL AND
CROP ITEMS,

Ii il said that the Haymarket CO.
operative store In London, which started
a vear ago with $4,000 capital, has made
$4,000 sales and S8I 200 profit.
A large number of plantations along
the OpelOusas Railroad, Louisiana, were
recently sold to Northern men, several OF
whom are from Chicago.
"A Chicago court has decided that ex-
press companies have the right TO forward
letters accompanying conSignments in
unstamped envelopes.
The merchants of 81. Louis have Of
fered a premium of $500 each for two bales
OF cotton, TO he exhibited at the ST. Louis
Agricultural and Mechanical Fair, in DC
tober next, m bale TO he long staple and
the other short staple. Here is a chance
for some Of our cotton men to test the eX-
cellence of the Tennessee staple.
Great demand is being made upon the
Treasury Department by Assistant Treas
urcrs and National Banks throughout the
country for a supplyof fractional curren-
cy, but they cannot be supplied before the
18th or 10Th inst. The first instalment of
the new currency is expected from New
York to-day, but this will be in ten cent
notes, and not ready for issue for several
days.
The statistics Of 1865 show that in that
year the United States produced CSC, 0OO,-
600 bushels of wheat and corn, or about
twenty-eight bushels per capita. OF this
amount only eighteen million bushels, or
about two per cent. of the entire WELD,
were exported. In the same year the five
lake ports Of Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo,
Detroit and Cleveland received 81, sos, 600
bushels Of corn and wheat, which they
shipped TO the the East, 5000 600 bushels
going abroad, and 50. 500, 900 bushels being
consumed in this country.
The wheat harvest Of 1869 is said to he
the largest by all odds ever reaped ON this
continent. Throughout those portions Of
the West where the growing Of fall wheat
is made a speciality the grain is all down,
or principally all down, and though there
has been a deal of wet, disagreeable
weather, yet but little damage has come
10 the crop. OF course some fields have
been entirely ruined from lack of ade-
quate help and energy to take advantage
of the few sunny days to dry it. But re-
aliZing the Importance of saving their
wheat, most farmers improved every
A" shining hour" in breaking open
" Shocks, scattering Il the bundles and
stirring them about to be dried. Though
a good deal Of trouble and expense was
entailed, there has very little, compare
lively, Of the wheat crop actually spoiled.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Sell Howell has returned from
Louisville.
Barney Hughes is coming on a byci-
Gle.
The Georgia Railroad Company has
declared a dividend of 81 per share, paYa-
hle on and after the 18th,
The fallen bridge ON the Louisville
and Cincinnati Railroad has been rebuilt,
and trains are running on time as usual,
A. Carey, treasurer of the Milwau-
kee and ST. Paul Railroad, was accident
ally killed by falling under a car on that
road on Monday.
A negro who has been appointed
mail agent on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see Railroad, arrived in the city yester-
day, from Washington.
The men who were wounded by the
accident on the Louisville and Cincinnati
Railroad. on Saturday afternoon, were all
doing well on Sunday, and their physi-
elan thinks that they will get well.
BY q new arrangement the fare for
passengers from san francisco OOmaha
has been fixed at one hundred and thirty.
eight dollars i'm currency. II costs from
thirty to thirty-eight dollars additional to
reach the various Atlantic cities. Each
passenger is allowed one hundred pounds
of baggage. Children under nYe years o.
age win ride free; those betWeea ave and
tWelFe VII he Oh~srged-hal fare,
r. X. Scott, Governor of South Car
DINA, and Chairman of the Executive
Committee of the Blue Ridge Railroad,
has advertised for proposals from con
tractorsto complete the road from Ander-
son, 5. c., to Knoxville, Tenn, q distance
Of la2 miies. Payment 1oI the work is Il
he made in the seven per cent. first mort
gage bonds of the road, principal and in
terest payable in coin, and guaranteed by
the State: Proposals viii he received un-
I'll the sth Of this month,
The following telegram from two Of
the Government directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad was received by the Sec
rotary Of the Interior last week;
San FRANCISCO, June %, l869.-We
have been over the two Pacific Railroads
from Omaha to Sacramento. g,-losJ ali BY
daylight, at tie late of thirty miles an
hour ana more, and Wefind them to be as
good as any new roads ever made in this
country. Where they are not perfected,
as from Echo canon to Humboldt, hun
dreds of labOrers are now perfecting the
work as fast as possible. We are satisfied
that all has been done in good faith.
TSignedl B. f. WADE,
JAMES BROOKS.
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TRADE.

Business to-day was not active, though
it was very fair for mid week in the very
heart of summer. The weather has cleared
up and we may now look for a few days
at least of bright, hot and growing wealth
er-just sueh as we want at this season.
The rains have damaged the wheat crops
in the North to a limited extent, but they
came too late TO do any injury with US.
Throughout the South the wheat was
either threshed or in the stack before the
wet spell set in.
The FRUIT market is well supplied, and
prices are declining. Green Apples are
selling at 81 to 81 per ban sci loose for ship
ment.
The demand for BUTTER i very light,
and prices are irregular. Good Western,
2sGS2c; Common, 20@25e.
In Provisions there is not much
change in price, though the market is
some weaker. Mess Pork is held at $40
"a 30; Clear Baepn Sides, lS1z@l9ci Shout
ders. I4zdl5c. Country meats are about
re lower. Plain $, c. Hams, laci S. c,
Cmvassed, 2Og2lp, Lard, in ~ti5roeE, laK
62Ooi kegs, 201z@2Io; caddies, 22@22ke.
There is no change in COFFEE. The mar
ket is steady. Ordinary to prime Rio 20 to
25c; lava 50 to 3sc.
Country PRODUCE comes in freely. Po-
tatOes are dull at 81 5OaI - per barrel,
loose. Onions, Sl@l p per bushel. Sweet
Potatoes, 81 80 per bushel.
In CGRN1EAL the.e j. sGine demand,
and stock light. Fresh, on levee, 81 10;
Kilndried, 81 3O@4 40 from levee and
store in lots; 81 80 in a small way.
The stock Of FLOUR on hand is light,
and holders are trying 10 force up prices;
but in view of the fact that this years
wheat crop is the largest eyer raised on
this continent, It viii be found an uphill
business. We quote Superfine at S5@5 50,
as 10 quality; y, s. 75@6 %; Xxx, So 75@
: 80; xxx and fancy brands, Ss@11.
There is a fair inquiry for EGss insman
packages 81 2Oaaly.
IN FEED there 5 not much doing.
There is very little Of anything on the
Ievee, where Corn is held at D5ci Data,
Soc; but from store Sac Is asked. Bran
ranges from So to S24 In store. Choice
Hay, S25@26 per ton.
The HIDE market is duh and prices
weak. Green &c; Salt 10; Dry Salt, lie;
Dry Flint, zoe.
Cape and Alabama LINE held at l TO to
81 so per barrel. Utieas 8 e. Cement : %
to s..
There is no change in SUGARS and Mo-
LAssEs. Stocks are very good. We quote
Louisiana yellow Sugars II to I5c; New
Orleans Y. c. I5lz to Ice; New Orleans W.
c. 1917 to lie; soft white 1917 TO lie; hard
white Il to l72{c. Molasses range from
80 TO soc, as to quality.
PoULFRT is ip fair deniand. 4ogng
Chickens 81 % to So 50; old s. to s. 80.
There is a fair butchers demand far
LIVE STOCK and heeves range from 3lzlo
Sc as 10 quality.
In SALT there is no change. Large
dairy lseven bushel barrels) 81 30;
small dairy five bushel barrels) g 50;
large common (seven husheI bbls.) s. 80
Ia 3 so; small common Is huShel bbls.)
81 90 to 2 Is.
There is good demand for TOBACCO,
and prices are steady.
WHEAT is in demand at the mills at
81 10 to 81 50 per bushel, as to quality.
The WHISKY market is dun. High
wines 94c, Proof Whisky Go 10 Sl25
Common Is to SIS. Imitation Bourbon
I 20 10 80.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, July 5, 1864.
FINANCE.


In Money matters We have nothing Of
interest to-day. Our banks report bust
ness very good for the season, and deposits
do not fall of a. rapidly as they might be
expected to do at this season. Collections
generally are renorted-to BE very fair, and
though the tendency Of money is towards
close market, as yet 40 real complaints
are made about van of accommodations;
though, as We said yesterday, there has
been a disposition to hoia over for a few
DAYS until the New York market eases
up. Exchange is offered in very limited
amounts, and as a consequence some Of
our banks make shipments Of currency to
meet their bills; but at least one discount
house had a sufficient balance in New
York to preclude the necessity of sending
currency forward up TO this date; but that
balance is rapidly diminishing, and they,
too, viii soon he compelled To resort TO
shipments. Rates Of Exchange are steady.
City Scrip appears To be some weaker
that Is, there is no disposition TO buy, and
some desire to sell, though we make no
change in our quotatisFs.
County Warrants are decidedly weaker.
Dealers were very anxious 10 sell during
the day at 7So, but found no buyers. We
do not know the reason Of the decline, but
suppose that the apprehension Of a liberal
use of Warrants during the present politi-
cal campaign has something 10 do with it.
Police Scrip is steady Al our quotations.
Gold has been quite unsteady for a day
or two. Dealers are taking all that offers
Al abOut lIc under New York rates.
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market at the opening
was firm and prices a shade better, though
not quotably higher; Uplands, l211di Or
leans, l2Ad; and closed firm at same quo
iatlons. Sales 1900 bales.
At noon the New York market was
quiet but firm; Uplands, 9414c. At2p.m.
it was duh and nominal; Low Middlings,
33hc; Middlings, 34Ac; Good Middings,
S5Ae; and closed duh and unchanged.
Sales to spinners, l45O bales; to specula-
tors, so bales; 500 bales Low Middlings
were also sold Tor November, December
and January delivery, at 26e.
In this market sons 40 bales were sold
in two, three or ave bale lots at un-
changed quotations. Few orders are on
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Southern Express Company,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE,
To the Merchants of Memphis and Aer-
chants and Planters on White River.

1 HAVE this day sold the White Riyar Nail
j Contract, with all % TipFefestln The Whita
rFSr trade, % the Memphis and Arkansas
RIVER Packet Company, OF which Major John
n. Adams is President, To the old citizens of
Memphis and on White river, by whom Maj.
Adams has been so long and faVOrably
known, l need say nothing, as he Is no stran-
ger to them, having successfully carried their
mails and done their river business for them
for many years before the war. 70 the new
settlers | take pleasure in recommending the
new line as reliable in every particular, and
ask for them a cordial and hearty support.
June 10, 1869. JOHN B.. DAVIS.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. II you would be
beautiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm
1t gives a pure Blocm;ng complexion and
restores Youth and Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t removes, Redness, Blotches and Pimples,
cures, Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and makes
a lady Of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes theskin smooth
and Rearly the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and
imparts a fresh, plump appearance TO the
Countenance. No lady need complain of her
complexion when IS cents viii purchase this
delightful article.
The best thing 10 dress the Hair with is Ly-
on's KathairOn. jell
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Straysd or Stolen $50 Reward.

. TOLEN last Sunday night from VIM. I.
- Porter, two miles west of Macon, Tenn.
one DARK BROWN MARE MULE, about l5R
hands high, 9 or 6 years Old, and tail
trimmed and some 4 or 3 inches long gear
marked, carries high head, and neck arched.
pigeon-toed, barefooted, small spot of hair
of OF right side, near the hip, size of half
dollar. Finy dollars reward Will be paid for
her return 10 me. WM. B.PoRTER,
te30 Macon, Tenn.
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strayed or stOIsn.--s25 Reward.

4 BAY MARE, about IS hands high, 5 years
"A old, very quick, and small tail. / viii
pay S5 reward for her delivery 70 me.
J. FEALY,
iva 9lg Union sfraet.
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Notice.

THE Legislature of Tennessee having au-
l. thoFized the DeSoto Insurance and Trust
Company to change its business to a banking
business, under the name of the " Union and
Planters Bank" of Memphis, NOTICES hereby
given that the Board of Directors have or
dered books to be opened for the subscription
of three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Company, No.
l6 Medlson street, on the LIST Of July next, and
10 remain open for sixty days, unless the
ABOVE shall he sooner subscribed.
VIM. NJ. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
Memphis, 1un y, 1869. je23
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Gold in New York closed AT 1855. No
sales Of Tennessee Bonds reported. Ster-
Ling Exchange, steady AT 1922 for prime
D-day bills. Money, : per cent on call.
Some stir was created by q report that
Howes & Macy, as well as several other
arms, were arrested for uprraFing and
loaning money above the legal rates.
Another incident in the New York mar
ket was the discovery that the Cashier OF
the Continental National Bank is a de-
faulter to the tune Of 100000.
Governments were strong and active
during the day, owing to a large short In
terest outstanding.
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GTOLEN, OF the night of the 10th inst, a
y large S0RREL HORSE, about M hands
high, blaze lace, not shod, gear marks, about
syears old, In order; also, q plain Texas
Saddle. The above reward / will pay for re-
covery ofproperty. OF. EDDISS,
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Bachelors Hair 0ye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best in the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tintS;
remedies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; invigO-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batchel-
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NIOt1ce-

THE subscribers to the capital stock of the
L Memphis and ST. Louis Transportation
Company" are hereby notified that q call
of . per cent? twenty-five per cent. of said
stock Is made, 10 be paid on or before the 18th
July, al the office of the Secretary and Treas
urer, No. 56 Front street, upstairs.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
A. l.. CUMMINS,
fV2 Secretary and Treasurer
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No internal adjuvantS being required in any
case, only TO regulate the bowels, if constipa-
ted, or in Diarrhea or Dysentery.
The PILES, while astonishingly prevalent
in their various forms amongst all classes of
both sexes, are, at the same time, the most
distressing, frequently dangerous, and hith-
erto most difficult of cure.
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try everything they can
learn of purporting TO cure the disease, yet
realize no permanent advantage therefrOm.
They have been told professionally, perhaps,
there was no permanent cure for Piles, and
consequently have despaired of any future
cessation from pain and suffering.
To all sueh a SPECIFIC is offered for their
relief. The
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

MEMPHIS N LOUISVILLE RAILROAD LINE.
ARRIVE.
Day Express, r. r. time...,.4: 90 am. 2:3O IN.
City time.......3:4 IS am.
Night Express, r. r. time. % 90 pm. 1910 e.m.
City time. 2:45 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 81 l2 Main street and at
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.
SAM. B. JONES, GenI supt.
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MEMPHis ave LTTLg RocK RunRoaO.

To MADISON \ LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at 7l-2
am.
Coming East-Leave Madison daily at . pm.
FerryIBoat leaves foot of Union ST. at 7 am,
S. r. BEAUMONT,
Genera Superintendent.
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MIssIssIppI Asp IENNEssEE RallRoAu

ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily......2:4 pm. lao am
n. Orleans Express, daily...S: $3.50 am. 4 80 pm
Freight, daily except Sun
pm. ass am
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
COffeeville, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north of Grenada ON
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket office 80 l-2 Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage in any parI of the city, by
leaving orders at 81 l-2 Main street.
A. $. LIVERMORE, Gen1 Sup't.
G. p. OAKLEY, GenITicket Agent.
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CALL FOR STOCK.

TNHE subscribers TO the capital stock of the
Il Shelby County Agricultural, Mechanical
and Horticultural Society ar0hereby notified
that a caR of 20 per cent. Of said stock is made,
10 be paid on or before July 18th proXlmo, at
y O'Clock AZ, at the Savings Bank Of Mem.
DhiS.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
LEON. TROCSDALE, Secretary,
Memphis. June d 1850. ip2
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REWARDS.

q 400 REWARD-Wm be paid for the re-
% IOO eovegy of the body of my son, ten
years old oWn in the Mississippi river,
May9th. dressed In a gray suit trimmed with
braid. fmy2l G. W. AGREE.
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NOTICE

A LII persons Indebted to st. Mary's School
"A for tuition fees, are urgently requested TO
call and pay them Immediately. The neces-
stiles Of my position Will compel me 10 put
all accounts, unpaid by the 18th of July, in
the hands of an officer.
je2O MARY f. POPE.
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NOTICES.

A DMINIsTRATRIX NOTICE.-To the cred.
N itors of J. +. Waldran. decd: You viii
take notice that / have taken out letters of
administration on the estate of ]. Z. WAL
dram, and you are hereby notified to present
your Claims to me for Settlement; those in-
debted to the estate will please come forward
and settle same.
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