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FOREIGN.
The Cariisi iR~serFectiea aad Other Items
OF Interest.

OF Interest.
PARIS, August 1T is rumOred
that Avella has pronounced for Don
Carlos.
LATER.-The NoHte50 has informal
ton that Don Carlos has returned
from France, and that Gen. Prim is
about TO leave Madrid on a trip to
Vechi for his health. This statement
Of the WOHteOE is generally credited,
and it is regarded that the Carlist
movement is ended.
MADRID, August 1.-The Carlists,
under Guparie, are in the mountains
near Toledo. The national troops are
in close pursuit.
Bands Of Carlists have appeared in
the provinces Of P~anteveda and Leon.
The Carlists who were taken prison
ers at Pampetura have been tried by
court martial. The Judge Advocate
urged the application Of the death
penalty, but their fate has not yet been
decided.
The volunteers Of liberty through
out the kingdom are Offering their ser
vices TO the provisional government
to assist IN the suppression OF the Car
list instruction.
LATER.-The Carlist forces in La
Muncha became disOrganized, and
have disappeared from the province.
A party in Leon is hemmed in by
troops with no chance Of escape.
A floating bath house at Valencia
suddenly sunk yesterday. Many per-
sons were drowned.
VIENNA, August THE rule of the
government which limited appoint
1lents BY foreign governments Of con-
suls TO the capital and seaports Of the
empire has been relaxed.
Mr.. Leroy has been approved as
Consul of the United States at Prague.
LONDON, July 3l.-Mr. Gladstone,
who has been i'll for-several days, has
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The steamships City of Brooklyn
and America for Europe to-day tool
$4,000 in specie.
An unknown man and his wife, Will
TIVE daughters, aged about 10 and L
years, were drowned by upsettinq ,
small boat in North river YESTERDAY
evening.
Valparaiso dates of July 81 say
smallpox has broken out in that city.
Col. Clarke has returned to the United
| States.
The yellow fever has made its ap-
pearance at Rio Janeiro.
Earthquakes continue in the neigh
borhOod of Iquil. The volcano Ishu-
ga, is again in action. Earthquakes
are also reOccurring at Arequippa,
There are rumors of another Feniali
raid On the Canada frontier. Stacks
Of arms and cases of war material at
headquarters here give color to the
probability of the report.
There are indications that Daniel
Drew intends returning to Wall street
as an active operator, with a view of
regaining his former title of railroad
king.
The movement in New York stock
was attributed partly TO his opera
tons.
The stock board to-day adopted res
0lutions Of respect to the memory of
Mr.. Keep.
The detective police contradict the
statement that nearly all of the securi-
ties of the Ocean Bank have been re-
covered. The only clue in their hands
IS the telegram from England pub
lished on Thursday, which Is 10 be
worked up.
Among the passengers for Europe
to-day were Sir General Canning and
Others of the French cable expedition,
and Judge Field, Of the United States
Supreme Court.
Sir James Anderson was to-day in
consultation with the officers Of the
Franklin Telegraph Company in reIa-
ton to a connection Of their line with
the French cable.
1t is reported that at a recent meet
ing Of prominent New Workers at
Saratoga, VIM. Il. AstOr expressed an
intention to complete the Washington
at his own expense.
Receipts from Internal Revenue to-
day were over one million, and for
the month 81, 557 900, During July
last year receipts were Sl7 600, 900.
The Mexican Claims Commission
organized this morning.
John ;. HOllingshead, an old citl-
and Commissioner OF Deeds for
many States, died to-day.
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NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 3l--Cols,
Ryan and Curricr, Of the late Cuban
cavalry, are still at Clifton, Canada,
where they attract much attention.
They appeared to be in no wise dis
possessed at the recent turn of affairs
in New York. They look upon the
reported discussions in the Junta as
more calculated TO injure the MEM
bprs individually concerned in them
than TO prove detrimental To the
cause of Cuban Independence. Had
the Junta been Improperly sustained
guardians of the island, the expedi-
ton, they allcge, would long agohave
reached Cuba wi h the forces they
were recently compelled to abandon
in New York.
Capt. Anderson is expected to reach
here tomorrow, when some plan is
to he agreed upon for another move
ment.
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T~ELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 81. - Cotton
without decided change; sales l2OC
bales; uplands $3.50 333c. Flour
50 9OCa6 20, closing ) to 10 cents lower.
Wheat 81 tal 80. Corn zoe toSl ~.
Whisky 81 10. Rice and Coffee
quiet. Cuba sugar Hole. MOlas-
ses duh.
The Dry Goods market exhibits
sympathies of a decided character,
especially on fabrics Of wooden goods.
MOney--Easy and steady at 6 To :
per cent or call. Late in the day the
supply exceeded the demand, and
loans were made at , per cent.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, July 3l.-Cotton dun,
with no sales, Wheat active nj 81 10
al Ia FOR red, and 81 300 80 for
white. Flour $7@7 80 for family
brands.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-Flour 81 G0a
1 y. Corn 4lG Sc. Oats heavy;
Old jG@ l8c. Whisky 81 10. Pork
$50 %. Bulk shoulders l35c; sides
l1lc. Bacon shoulders ljlc; clear
sides 1870 l9c. Hams $40 De. Lard
lStc. Wheat, new red, 81 20Gl %;
new white 81 4SG1 80. Butter j.
scarce and firm at 24@ SOC. Eggs 1870.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 3I.-Spring extra
-four So 7j@7 80. Wheat 81 334. Corn
S6@GS7c. Oats Sc. rye 97c6Sl %.
Highwines 81 Oh. Cuba sugar 1880
l4}c. Pork S33 -. Bulk shoulders
1870 bic. Lard lS4@lS3c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIs,Iuly 3l.-Lug to medium
tobacco So S7t to so. Flour S5G5 80.
Wheat quOtably unchanged. Corn .
to Sc lower. Oats 64G67c. Rye 9OcG
81. Whisky 81 10. Groceries quiet
and unchanged. Pork $34 .. Bulk
shoulders I34c; sides Ice. Bacon
shoulders l5ic; sides lSI4l9c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-Flour 81 30
al - for superfine. Corn S5c. Oats
G0c. Groceries unchanged. Tobacco
sales 100 hhds at s. 80 to SlS. Pork
1913 70. Bacon shoulders I54c; sides
l99194c. Hams 23!c. Highwines
81 10.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 9l.-Cotton
nominal; mlddlings 324c; sales $50
haleSI receipts lS9 bales; exports 1885
bales. Gold 3j3. Sterling 90. New
York sight to J premium. Flour
dull; ~supertine s. 20; XIX So 80;
Sc -. Corn, white, 81 Ij0l 20.
Oats re. Bran 81 %. Hay, prime,
$30a32. Pork dull at $50 30. Bacon
shoulders l5}@16c; clear rib sides 1877
@l94e; clear sides 10000. Hams
Lard, in t~ierces, cole; kegs
2l3c, Sugar, common lie; prime
lie. Molasses dull; fermenting 63c.
Whisky 81 Ia. Coffee duh; fair l54c;
prime 1910 lG4c.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 3l.-Consols closed at
$50 bonds quiet at S3f. Cotton
at Havre active on the spot.
FRANKFORT, July 31.-U. s. go
bonds closed at SSR.
LIVERPOOL, July 81. - Cotton mar
ket active; uplands l2sd; Orleans 10
GI33d; sales 20,0O0 bales.
Breadstuffs dull; California white
wheat los sd; Red Western s. 3d695
Id. Western -four DIS Cd. Corn, No.
= mixed, 90s; old 29s. New oats 33s
Cd. Peas Ais.
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NASHVILLE.
The Candidates Tor Governor Close Their
Appointments.

Appointments.
NASHVILLE, July Sl.-The candi.
dates for Governor closed their APP,
pOintments here to-day.
The friends Of Gov. Senter gave
him a Serenade last night, and elected
a short speech.
Gen. Stokes friends rallied in large
numbers this morning and escorted
him to the capitol with much enthu-
siasm.
The debate was opened by Senter,
who introduced nothing new, and fell
short Of the expectations of his sup
pOrterS. Stokes was in fair health,
and spoke with much vigOr. A large
proportion of the crowd were negroes,
and were apparently with him, and
%applauded warmly. After the speak
ing Stokes was surrounded by his
friends and he could hardly get OF
from them.
The nomination Of a Conservative
ticket here composed Of supporters OF
Seymour and Blair has chilled the ar
dor Of the SeHteT Republicans.
1t is believed the majority Of them
will support Stokes. The Stokes men
have a rally tonight at the City HG-
tel. The State Journal this afternoon
publishes resolutions 10 which are ap-
pended the signatures of John Trim
bic, Il. $. Weller aud Others, de-
nOuncing the resolutions and calling
upon al Republicans TO support
Stokes. Movements OF this character
are too late. Senter will be elected.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Decision Of the Supreme Court aYerse to
the Power of the 6GVerEer TO Remove
Appointed Officers.

NRw ORLEANS, July 3l.-The Su-
prpme Court Of the State now sitting
at Monroe has rendered decisions
.ayeTSe To the power OF removing the
appointment Of State and other Off
Gers, which has been fully exercised
BY Gov. WarmOth i'm the case of the
Mayor of Jefferson City. The Court
decides that no vacancy existed and
the Governor has no power to ap-
point. The Parish Judge, removed
by Gov. WarmOth on the ground that
the incumbent had not filed eligibil-
ity oath with the Secretary Of state
and because of illegal disqualification
under the Fourteenth Amendment,
the Court decides that the act OF the
Governor removing the Judge was
without authority. The section Of the
ac5 comforting the power of removal
being unconstitutional, and that
Judges must be removed in the man
neF pointed out by the Constitution,
and their eligibility must be deter
mined by the Judiciary. The Court
orders that the Judge removed by the
Governor shall retain his Office.
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DIED.

MITCHELL-In this city, on last evening.
at ~ O'Clock. M A EL, only daughter
Of J.. II. and Elizabeth A.Mltchell, aged3 years
and 7 month";
The friends of the family are invited 10 al
tend the funeral from their residence No. 81
Hawley street, between Jones and Brinkley
avenue, this Monday afternoon at AZ O'Clock.
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WHEATON, g. co.'s,
NO. 1873 MAlA STREET.
MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS.

RI The company owning the above nstitu-
ton are now prepared to do all work in their
line OF business with PRoMrrNEss, ECoSoNY
M DISPATCH.
They ave an ample stock OF materials on
hand for all purposes.
Their rate Of charges being as favorable as
that Of any similar institution In the West,
they solicit q liberal share of patronage.
Being located at the city Of Memphis, in the
mjds OF the finest timbered region of Amer
lea, and accessible at all stages of the river.
they offer inducements TO parties DESTROYS Of
repairing, and especially Of building steam
ers, superior 10 any company in the West.
JAMES LEE, JR, President.
fl. DOW, Sec'y and Treas.
PKIMUS EMERSON, Sup't
Vleksburg Herald o one month and send
bill TO II. Dow, Sec'N and Treas. uugi
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 3l.-SWeepstskeS
for $1,000 cash, TWO mile heats, four
year oIds, Valley beat Biddy Malone
by Il length in each heat, Gen. Ewell
third. lime, 3:42@. Association purse,
$500, one and three-quarter mile dash,
Helmbold-late Dublin-beat China,
Gen. Duke, Mitchell, hingaud Henry
Aldebaron. Time, 3:I3. Betting very
heavy.
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returned to London much improved

returned to London much improved
in health.
The Oxford boat crew went down
the Thames to Pangbone yesterday to
practice. This was done in order to
get deeper water and longer courses.
The Oxford Club has just received q
new four-Oared boat, built by Satter,
who is engaged upon n for the Har-
ward crew. The weight Of the Har-
ward boat is four pounds more than
the Oxford boat.
PARIS, July 31.-The manager and
editors Of a newspaper have been SEN
fenced TO one months Imprisonment
anda large fine for publishing false
news.
GLASGOW. July 31.-The steamer
Iowa arrived to-day from New York.
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VIRGINIA.
Anuther Rnlroaa A%ceIaent...No lires Lost.

Another Railroad Aceideat---HO Lives Lost.
GREEN BRIAR WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, August The rear coach OF
the eastern bound TRAIN on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad was thrown
of the track yesterday morning near
Jay depot. The ladies' "a made &
complete ~0mersault. -Four ladies in
jurpd-nOne seriously. One lady's
arm was broken. A brakeman who
jumped of the train had his hack bro
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE

HERMEs n MTHRAs Lodges meet inc
junction 4th Wednesday in every moe
f.. Meliersh, Secretary.
tASPHIA COUNCTL OF PRINCES or JERUSALEM,
18th, No ben. X Puilen, SD, Tarsh.-.; A.
4. FARMLAND, sd, Recorder.
CALVARY CHAPTER or ROsE CROIx, 18th, No.
l. Charles w. Adams, I'd, NJ. W.: HIT
Tomfnson, ed, Sec.
PHILIPPE CPLEssEfS COCSCIL OF k-H, 30th,
No. la Henry p. Woodward, cd, Comm;
William Y. Cirode, ed, Rec.
CoNsTsT0BF % WEST T~ENSRssEE, I'D. J0hn
Ainsiie, sd, Comm. In Chief; Dodge g..
Trader 32I. Re-
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CUBA.
The Captain General uispIsased with
Affairs.

NEW YORK, July 81. 1861
Letters from Havana represent the
Captain-G General as being greatly dis.
pleased with the course affairs are TAX
ing in the inferior; also that he ap-
Prehends the departure of Espinar, OF
part Of the volunteers, in consequence
of the unnecessary efforts of the
American Consul. Theodore Cabias,
Jose NJ. Iniahoga, Sebastian Pinhactu
and Antonio SuthiereauX, American
citizens who were imprisoned at
Havana since January, have been
released.
The reports from the interior are
generally favorablef for the revolution
lists, and a Spanish officer gives it as
his opinion that one hundred thOus-
and more troops viii be required from
Spain TO conquer the island. The
cholera is making fearful havoc at
Neanayitas, twenty Of the troops
dying daily Of the disease.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1859


LODGES.
SOUTH MsgPH1s, No. Ls-meets I'd Friday o.
each month-HalI cor. Madison and Second
AL Wheeler, w. NJ: Ben. X. Fuilen, Sec.
A~SGEEONA, No. its-meers ii Monday in eT-
cry month, AZ Odd-FeiioVk' Hall, corner
Court and Main. John Gent, ". NJ; John
Beamish, Secretary.
L~ErLASCoTT, No Sa-Tneets lst Friday OF each
mOnth-Hall corner Madison and second.
Il. W. Mitchell, W NJ; :. Sturm, See.
DESOro, No. @9-meets Cd Friday Of each
monthIOdd-Fellows' Hall. p. NJ. Stanley,
W NJ; r. W. shelton, Sec.
KLWTNNISG, No. 4i-meets 4th Friday Of
each mohth-at South Memphis Hall, cor
ner Of Madison and Second. John AinsIie,
W.M5 T.. X. Pullen, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER, No. 2-meets ID MOnday OF
each Observation-Disclosures Hall. -. e.. Ira
der, N. i. II. p; c. O. Locke, See.
Il. AND s. VI.
EUREKA COUNCIL. No. -Eueets Sd Monday Of
each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hail. John Gent,
tn Ill; y. J. Wlggin, Rec.
T~ESTPLARs.
CYRENE CoMMANDERY, No. 4-meet 4th Mon
day of each month. John Gent, Conn.,; NJ.
WigHiu. Rec.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Rev. Father
HOnOratus Naupi, a native Of France,
aged eighty-three years, died recently
at Mount Hope Retreat, nearthis city.
Father Naupi was for forty years Pro
fessOr Of French at Mount 1t. Mary
College, Commissioning, Maryland.
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, July 3l.-It is stated
that Col. Hansen's brigade received
orders Thursday 10 hold all compa-
mics in his command in readiness to
march 10 the frontier AT m hours no
tiee. Two strong battalion5 were at
once mustered and now await orders.
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Mysterious Disappearance Of Government
Funds.

mNclFl tuuo DteaEpfGf anu VI h8HNt HtiCAt
Funds.
PuILDELPHIA, August IA myS-
FERROUS affair came 10 light on Friday
pm. Fifty thousand dollars, the pro
reeds of q Government sale, was de-
posted in the safe of the Trcasurer'-
Office at the United States Arsenal in
this city. On Saturday morning upon
opening the safeit was discovered that
$4,000 had been stolen thercfrUm. No
marks Of violence on the safe, and the
building was well guarded by private
watchmen. Several employee Of the
arsenal have been arrested on Suspi-
ciOn.
\ private Waterman on Chestnut
street, between Eighth and Ninth,
was beaten by a party Of roughs 50
that his life was deopaired Of.
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opo-FELLoWsI o%IREcToRY.

GAYoss ENcAMPNEST. No. 3, l. o. Q. F-meetH
on The LIST and 81 Thur day nights of each
month, az ) O'Clock A. L. bavts,G P; D
Trader, ii, p; Thomas Bacon, scribe.
MEMPHIS ODG No. meet every Tuesday
night. ~ ; o'clock. J. ". WRynesburg. y.
O.. j.. e. Campbell, V. g.; Thos. MOffet, Sec'y.
tHICkASAW LODGE, No. -mee every Mon
dag night at = O'Clock. J. Z. Russell, n. e.;
Alexander Hunn, V. g.; Thos. Bacon, Per
Secretary.
RUTH LODGE, No. l. r OF REBEKAH-
incest on the LIST Friday nighti IN each month,
az ) o'clock. p. g.. II. K. Pugh, y o.; Mrs.
w. L. AcLefresh, Sec'y.
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J. NJ. VARiAN g. SON,
Successors 90 F. B. Baldwin,,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
WAREHOUSES,
Nos. 20 and u B0WERY,
Near Canal St. NEW YORK.

-NNHA NAAAAeAA ANAsf -NAF W
NlTE would beg leave respectfully to call
w your attention to our stock OfCLOTHINC,
which il one of the largest IN the city, cut In
the most fashionable style, and made in the
best manner, and viii be sold at exceedingly
low prices.
Our YOUTHS ND HILDRES's DEPARTMENT.
now complete, Is the most extensive in the
country, unsurpassed in quality and style,
ana comprises "a iull assortment Of Dress and
School Suits.
FURNISHING DEPARTMEST.-We offer IN this
line a full uSSurtmeuto Of Gents Underwear,
Hosiery, Glove. traVatS, Ties, shirts, UNI
brellas, pfc. SIIIE1s made to order ami guar
anteed - nc.
CUSTOM pETARTMEST.-We would call to
this department the particular attention of
gentlemen who have their clothes made to
order. We have a large assortment Of Cloths
and Cassimeres, or the finest that can be-
found in the European markets; also II null
assortment OF line American Cassimeres.
We feel Sanguine that the most f9stfdious
must certainly see something with which
they will be pleased.
j. NJ VARIAN K SON,
y. +. INGRAHAM,
jy27 Formerly of Memphis, Tenn.
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HAVANA.
Government ESpeaditures---Puebl Railroad
---lndian Instruction.

thaidh moul iUClOh.
HAVANA, July 3I.-The following
estimates have been made for August
expenses: War Departmet, 81, 300, 900;
Navy Department, $50 600; Civil De-
partment, S7j0,000; total, 81, 200, 900.
The steamship Cleopatra has arrived
from Vera Cruz, bringing dates from
the City of Mexico to the I'D instant.
All is quiet at QueretarO.
The Puebla Railroad will he opened
i'm September.
An insurrecti0n has broken out
among the Indians In NucaIan.
The volcanic eruption in Colonia is
growing worse.
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HUDSON, NY.

A Body Long Buried TO be Exhumsd.
HUDSON, n. y, August 1.-The
body Of a girl alleged 10 have COM
mitted suicide at heShaSer village-0f
Lebanon, in June, is TO be eXhumed
in obedience of order of citizens who
suspect foul play. An inquest is to be-
held.
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NOTICES..

A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.-To the cred
n ltOrs of j. I. Waldran, decd: You VIII
TAX notice that / awe taken out letters Of
administration on the estate of ]. T. Wal
dram, and you are hereby notified to present
your claims TO me for settlement; those In
debted 70 the estate will please come forward
and settle same.
Tvs Mrs F. 4. WALDRAN.
NOTICE.-Whereas. letters testamentary
IN upon the estate OF NJ. l.. Haley MADAM
Lelsel, deceased. have been granted to the
subscriber, ali persons indebted to said estate
are requested To make Immediate payment;
aud those having claims or nan against
the same viii make known the same without
delay, at Morgan, Jarnagin a Frayser's Law
ONCE. MARTHA A. GREEN,
jyI7 ENecutriX.
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Mrs. F. II. WALDRAN.


TNHE Legislature of Tennessee having au-
Il thorIZed the DeSOtO insurance and Trust
Com pany to change its business to a banking
business, under the name Of the Union and
Planters Bank" of Memphis, notice Is 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.
ID Medison street, on the LIST Of July next, and
to remain open for sixty days, unless the
above shall be OOner subscribed.
WIN. NJ. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
Memphis. June u. 1879. fC93
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RICHMOND.
The Walker Party Refuse to Unite With the
Weffe PARTY

The walker Party keiU5e 10 UnTte WIN TAe
Wells Party.
RICHMOND, July 3I.-John II. JeD-
kens, Chairman Of the State Central
Committee of Wells Republican par
ty, having written a letter TO DIR. Gil
mer. Chairman of the Central Com
mittee of the Walker wing, saving
that the two shall reunite for carrying
out Republican principles in the State.
THE latter writes a letter saying the
Walker Republicans left the Wells
party because they are opposed to the
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HOUSE, SIGN, STEAMBOAT
And Ornamental Painters.

DATTENTEEs OF DELINEATED GLASS
Il Advertisements.
a. An manner of Fancy Glass Signs axe
cuted with aaatness and dispatch.
STRAUSS q POPE,
tvl7 $50 Mala Street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE.
Eaother Victim Of the Budd's Greek Rail
road Accident.

Louisville, August Mrs. Hugh
Mccall, Of New Orleans, died to-day,
from injuries received by the railroad
disaster at Budd's creek.
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MT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Home School for Young Ladies,
NO. &c lat. VERNON PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.

AIRS. MARY j.. JONES, PRINCIPAL, AS
vi sisted by Professors and Teachers OF
great ability. This school Is situated In the
most elevated and beautiful part OF the city
and offers 10 the pupils all the comforts OF
home, together with the best influences for a
good, useful and Christian training. The
tenth annual session Will m SEP
TENDER 18th. For Circulars address the
Principal.
REFERENCEs-Messrs. Woodward, Baldwin
& Co., baltimore; Baldwin q Fleming, Nat
chez: ThOs. \. Dugan, Esq, New Orleans; =.
c. Bethel, Esq, Memphis; Fred. L. Gotten,
Tallehassee; Gen. Il. L. Lee, Lexington, Va;
General Francis Smith, Lexington, Va; f.
Never. Memphis. augi
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SEASONED LUMBER.

II HAVE now on hand a full stock Of Sea-
soned Cypress Lumber: am constantly
saving. and am prepared 70 Nil orders for
a1v d7meusions Of Slls, Joists, Posts, stud
ding. Boards, Clear Lumber, Laths, Shingles,
efc- Attention given TO the shipment OF
lumber. Orders solicited.
a8- Mills and Lumber Var on Wolf river,
iyis dSw G. NJ. vFN4BLE-