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oIck, innicttng severe bruises ana str, nto
pan,aoons from MS body. He was carried 'H''
saloon near by and mis- wounds dressed. =
AT haEpast nine O'Clock fire occurred at No. Z.
East broadway on the roof. Slight damage
AT ten 4. Nj. q fire occurred in No SsI Grand
street. occupied a dry goods store, which was
damaged about from $50 to $500. Cause OF IRE not
known.
ACUrDENrS-.
John Cogswec and Emma Oogswed. OF No. 1876
Lexington avenue were badly injured by being
thrown out OF aYagOn on the corner OF Thirty
street and Lexington avenue. They were taken to
ther home by the police.
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VENEZUELA.

Another Revolution Brcwipg-Pulgar Colicct-
ing an Army Of Six Thousand Men TO Re-
sist the Govcrnment-A Peace Commission
Sent from Carncns.
HAVANA, July 4, 1862
An arrival from Caracas June 23d reports that
General Pulgar, President OF the Department of
Zulia, had collected an army OF 5000 men and was
importing war materials with the intention OF re-
ssting the authority OF the federal government
The port OF Maracaieo, which was recently closed
by federal Decree is situated In the department OF
Zulla. commission had been sent from Caracas
70 pacify that section OF the country.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing and ,e,.r

The Metropolitan Job Printing and rcpQrnv-
ing Estabshment having made extensive additions To ia
material In the shape Of Presses Type &C. &C. Ia now
prepared 20 execute orders with rapdty pNtrona
rate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving department has been
considerably enlarged 10 demands the
to oer to patrons enlarged iacs for
orders they d. to give feeling asured that
prices viii compare fsvorahy with any other OF I've
kind Posters, Circulars Cards, Pamphlets of evey '
Wood Engraving done short notice and very prcs
% Nassau street. old Herald Buildins
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VIRGINIA..

Funeral OF Colonel Branch--AImost Another
Accident-Troops to Keep Peace During the
Election.
RICHMOND, July 4, 1869.
The funeral Of Colonel James r. Branch who was
killed by the falling of the bridge last Friday, was
attended this afternoon by large Of citi
zens. Some alarm was created at the church. where
the immense crowd caused tine vestibue floor to
sink, but no one was hurt
Two companies OF troops have been ordered from
Fortress Monroe to be here ON election day.
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CUR NIPOR IS SND ExpOa Us.
Report Of the Deputy Special Commissioner
oil Revenue.

Report Of the Deputy Special Commissioner
oil Revenue.
WASHINGTON, july a. 1869.
Report No. 20 OF the Deputy Special Commis
sioner OF the Revenue, now in press, contains, in
addition to the usual monthly, quarterly and COM
parative tables, two features OF interest and
value which Will hereafter form regular part OF
the report. The first is statement exhibiting
the total values OF imports, exports aud re-exports
INTO and out OF each customs district, from and TO
each OF twenty of the principal countries with which
the United States have trade. These tables cover
several pages OF the report ana wlA be perused,
perhaps, with more interest than any other portion.
The second new feature OF the report s "A table
ticpatlng the statement of the trade OF the country
for the next succeeding month"; far the accounts
are received at the time the report goes TO
press. Owing to the great distance or some
OF the outlying customs districts several
weeks must necessarily eiapse after the
close OF period before the accounts can be re-
ceived, examined. returned lit may be for cOrrec-
tom and compiled at the Statistical Bureau Mean
time the returns for still another month may come
to hand from the great majority OF the customs dis
bureau the general facts Of these accounts will be
given TO the public III advance. Thus:-Monthly
report No. 26, being for the month of Aprii, con-
talns, besides the detailed statements for the month,
summary table, exhibiting the imports, exports
and re-eXpOrts into and out Of siXJy-One customs
districts for the month OF May.
The following synopsis will prove interestng-
Month ended Imports Exports. Re-eLpOftS.
April 80. 1859. s52 176S2S $42 6O7.344 S29So, 35l
Ten months end'd
April 3d. 1862. 1885, ,331 1886, ,3s7,741 $780, sl4
1enntOnttS end'd
April 3O 1865 3o4 100 373 2ss sos 49, PSI, ,sO3
Proportion OF the foregoing shipped in American
and foreign vessels respectively during the ten
months ended April 80, 1892
Imports Exports. Re-erpOrtS.
American vessels $107 9l9649 S110 1877 015 $1 6S8
Foreign vessels .247 1885, 6S2 22s 260 726 T121 128
OF the imports for April 1867, s45,34O, Ill were du-
TABLE and $685. III free $26 100, 404 entered for
home consumption. and S25,4i6424 enteIed ware
house; brought insAmerlcan vessels SIT 007 $780, In
foreign vessels, $50, l69, 543.
Ihe following is the number and tonnage OF Amer
lean and foreign vessels entered and cleared in the
foreign trade during the month ended April 80,
1869, and the ten months ended the same, compared
with the ten months ended April 80. l56o:-
MONTH ENDED APRIL 30, 1869.
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IEleGRAPnlc NEWS ITEMS.

The assistant surgeon Of the French corvette
Curieux and one Of the men died yesterday at
the Fortress Monroe quarantine, of yellow fever.
Catharine Moran q married woman and mother
of two children, was instantly killed near Boston
on Saturday while walking on the track OF the Bos
ton and Providence Railroad.
Mr. Chauncey M. Depew arrived at jamestown n
N. Y, from New York, on Saturday evening and is
the guest OF Governor Fenton. He addressed the
citizens at the Alien House Immediately on his ar
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the SAEnGERFEST IN BAL IiA0af.

The proprietors of newspapers throughout the
country are requested to furnish the names OF sheir
representatives at the coming saengerfest to the
Press Committee in Baltimore. Correspondents viii
receive their tickets and all the necessary inGorna-
ton on application AT the press headquarters,
American Building, Baltimore
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ENGLAND.
The Royal London Yacht Club Match-Druid
the Winner.

LONDON, July 4, 1859.
A sailing match OF the Royal London Yacht Club
came Oh Yesterday, but presented no interesting
features The Druid, yawl, seventy-two tons, owned
on, 60. a. .-,. 80 "rst prize. The
Gloriana, schooner, 133 tons, owned by M. -.
Wilkinson. arrived in eight hours and forty-n
utes, and the Thought in nine hours and thirty -four
ininutes. The Others were not umed. The Cam
brS declined to start, as her lead keel has to be
removed.
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M. NIraps Legislative Reform Motion With
drawn--A Responsible Ministry Wanted.
PARIS. July 4-Evening.
NJ Mral has withdrawn his melton for legislative
reforms. The opposition In the Corps demand re-
sponsble Ministry and the autonomy OF the Corps
Legslatif In order that the country may govern the
country.
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/ ing Establishmeut having made extensive |
additions 10 it's '.u aterial." In the shape !
| OF Presses, Type, &C, &C, Ia now prepared |
\ 10 execute orders with unusual Eapldtty.
| Its patrons and The public know full well |
| It's style OF work and It's moderate prices.
4 Our designing and wood engraving de-
| partment has been considerably enlarged
10 meet ,he demands Of the public. and
we beg TO offer 10 our patrons our en-
iarged facilities for such orders as thev
may see 81 TO give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare favorahiy with
any other work OF the kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every de,
scrip,ion, Law Printing, SC, &C. Plain
and color work. Wood Engraving done
| at short notice and at very low price.
"a Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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A.-visitors to Long Branch and Other
watering places should leave the city without supply q
DR.. FELIX GOURAUDS beautiful ORIENTAL CREAM
complexion There article potent and at the
same in removing pifDpies tetav,
pa,ches and hemish of the skin Ask every lady
who has beautiful complexion what produces H. and che
win tell you Gourauds Magical Beautther Can be had
depot 4s Bond street rsmovcd frona 4lS Bro
wayl and of druggists.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFORT, July 4.-United
States bonds are firm. Five-twentes S6x 561s.
HAvRE CorToN MARKET.-HAvRE, July 4.-COttOn
closed buoyant yesterday for stock on spot and to
arrive.
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The Progress of the Great Eastern.
At noon on Saturday the Great Eastern had run
1145 knots from Brest and paid out 1881 knots OF
cable. Every thing was working well.
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sSWedNua

ssAnvil ChOrus,v 10 Cents; SWedding
March, ~ cents Use Hitchcocks dime Music Specimens
sent, postpaid, receipt OF price. B. W. HITCHCOCK,
Publisher "a beekmap street, New York Liberal discount
he trsde
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A Fine CoupIexi0n.-A Beautiful and Vel
yelfke skin, all blemshes be produced
by BURNETTs KALLIsT0F, which unlike other eosmss.csr
action of the capartss For cahng OF
nfan nausquto bites sunburn roughness OF the skin
has no equal sale by JOHN r. HEN RY, No. Colczo
nj w All rngQsE.
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BELGIUM.

Departure of Ismaii Pacha for France.
BRUSSELS, July 4, 1862
The VicerOv OF Egypt has gone to Paris.
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Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures Cocoa
ine perfect the preparation In the word
harsh and ha Irritation of the scalp baldness and
The New York herald., 1869-07-05

A.-Burnett's FiOrinief; an Exquisite Per-
esembng the fresh erdors OF bouquet Has
eauar and Is for sale by all druggists-
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Royal Hmvnna 1',ttery.-Prizes Paid i'm Gold
furnished rhe highest paidfo Douhooas
an ali KINDA OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, 10 Wa ilstreet, N Y.
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Persons Wishing Nb Subscribe for the Herald
WILL BE SERVED AT IiN EARLY HOUR RY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT T IE BRANCH OFFICE OF fHB
NEW YORK HERALD, I6 FULTON STREET, BROOK
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BafcheIar's Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
werld perfect dye harmless eHsble inslanIAno-
osp Factory ID Bond street.
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A,Gard.

Advertisements for the New York Herald
RECEIVED AT THE
BROOKLYN OFFICE UNTIL X o,cA9Gns r M
HERAkDS DELIVERED TO CAERikRS
AT O'CLOCK A. NJ.
At THE BRANCH OFFICE,
ii5 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
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Cristadoro's Unrivalicd lair Dye.-Sotd
and applied his wig and scalp factor No. Asor House.
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Total ..........20,00S 646l,24l 20,66l 7,0sl,7 1888
Returns for May from slxty-two ports, including
all the principal customs districts have been re-
celved, showing imports except for san Francisco
and Boston}, exports and re-exports. Total i'm
ports 900; exports, $685. 250, ,0s3; re-eXports
$3694, 435. The returns from eleven ports on the
Northern frontier, through which a considerable
portion OF our trade with Canada Is carried on,
show the following results:-lmports IL, 33S, ,609;
exports S33; re-eXports s19s, ,0S4 There IL
large excess OF exports over imports at Chicago
Detroit, Huron, Miami and Milwaukee, while at
Cape Vincent, Genesee, Oswego and Oswegatchie
the imports are largely IN excess OF the exports
The returns from Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and
New Orleans show very large excess OF exports
over imports, the combined amounts being as fol-
lows:ImpOrts 81, ,294 91o exports, $l3 GA 9se; re-
exports, $50, ,102.
The report also contains many interesting and
valuable tables condensed from the British and
other oreign trade accounts as we'll the usual
commercial reports nom the United States Con-
suls &c,
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For First Class. Prin ting Of Every Dcsc-ip-
ton go to the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment
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Owing to the great increase OF bust
ness consequent on the popularity OF
! their Cartoon and general issue, the1
| proprietors OF
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rJotberr. Mothers, BIosher ~.

Established In IsOO-The : Metropolitan, Heb
Printing Es, s,sblshm en- ~ Nassau sire
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

win be sent by mail to subscribers for
six dollars per year. Address "a Mas
sau street.
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THE EVENING TBLEaRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity OF presenting their sdver-
tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, to secure insertion.
In the general issue II is also neces.
sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
edition for which they are intended
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Total ........22, 1872 T,029,l91 21.94I 6,942, ,292
TEN MONTHS ENDED ApRiL 80, 1858.
American vessels 1921 3, ,lS6,032 1885 3,425 06l
Foreign vessels IL, PSI 3275209 l2,725. 3,65s,727
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Total. ..........2,O4 762,S03 1892 ia, 13I
TEN MONTHS ENDED APRIL 30 1859.
American vessels 1909 2,7i6,Sil 400 9, 1872, 13e
Foreign vessels. ,373 4,2S2,33 14241 42l0, 15s
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General Lctona Relieved from C0mmand-In-
surgents Increasing in Numbers Around Nue.
vitas-What the Captain General is Doing
Volunteers Offering Their Services.
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Noticc.-The Uudersia' sed Will Conduct the
business Of whoesae and lad dealer Wines Teas and
Groceries in his name nd his account, al 7S
broadway tormerly j. Il W 6ssry'sl THIS house was es
tabnshed in lo04. SAMUEL W.. .GEERf
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COTTON.
The Crop in North Mississippi.

Correspondence of the Appeal
CARsoN's LANDING, BOLIVAR, Miss.
September Is, 1869.
Editors Appeal: I am a constant reader
of your valuable paper, and knowing that
il is devoted to Southern interests and
particularly to the agricultural depart
ment, l have decided TO Contribute my
quota of information in regard TO the
present crop of cotton. / am well aware
that the predictions and sanguine hopes
of the people pointed to splendid returns
for the planter this fall, and indeed the
prospect, until very recently, has been
most fiattering, and well calculated to
justify the hopes entertained by the conn
munity; but since the 10th of August the
effects of the long and severe drouth have
been evident. The cotton has thrown of
its squares without a parallel unprece-
dented since the above date. The main
and principal prospect that now remains
for The planter is the fair bottom crop
made, and which is being gathered with
out loss in this dry weather. The middle
crop, of course, is short, and on account
OF the premature ripening, there is no top
crop worth mentioning. II is, therefore,
evident that no further growth can be
hoped for; and il is also a further cOnse-
quence that the yield of our river lands is
at least one-fourth less than what the first
week of August promised.
The reports from the uplands show
even a larger deficit, and, summing up
these facts, the natural inference to any
rejecting mind is that the present crop
will fall far short of that of last year.
j. II. BRANDER,
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CITY NEWS s.
Arrival and Departure Of the Malls from
the Memphis Postofice.

Chattanooga, Richmond, washington, New
York. baltimore, ali cities East and Souihi
Ca, and Montgomery Ale-i al
s-f.tions on the Memphis and Charleston
Misstsgippi Central, Mobile ana Ohlo, Nash
vile and Chattanooga and East tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:9 pm. close Ct u;AJ
Cairo. Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville. LOUIS
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Ptttsburg, Phila-
delphia. Buffalo, Albany, New York ana al
cities North and West, arrive al R:40 PM
closes at 2&6p-m.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, jackson, Vicks-
burg, Matches and al cities South, arrive at
pm; closes at 1913 - AN.
III stations on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see, New Orleans and Jackson and southern
Railroads, arriveat 3 pm closes Al lO:i2 pm,
Memphis and Little ROck Railroad little
Rock. Madison, Sundays excepted arrive al
pm; close at 5 pm.
Marion, Wntsharg and Claiborne Ark.,
u-i-weekly1 Monday, wednesday r lu"9
arrive at 10 ain. close at II am.
Olive Branch and Byhalia, MIS- ls
FeekIyA Monday and Friday, arrive N4p'm'
STba ana Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday
, arrive a. lG am; close at IL am.
Titfle Rock and Helena, and ali landings on
White river, {semi-WeeklyB IuesaSy anu Dat
nrfav. arrive at 9 Am; close at4p-n.
pine Blud and Helena, and all l8nOlngs on
Arkansas river tri-weeklyl Tuesday, lhure-
dav and saturday, arrive at sam close AT
Phi landings on the Mississippi river south
fsemi-weeklyl Tuesday and SATURDAY arrive
Al = am; close at pm.
Al landings on the Mississippi river north
fssmi-weekly) Monday and Thursday, arrive
Al IN close at $3.50 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, p. NJ.
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rewarded by the Appearance OF the man
in whose honor acerl in line OF Memphis
paeL els was chriateHoD,. FROM OF tie
darkness Of their corner they watched
him a he eau iously approached No. IL
and gently raped. The rap was evident
ly expected, for no sooner WAS II given
than the door noiselcssly opened: the
next instant Mr.. 4. D. disappeartd
within. Immediately after the dlsap-
pearance Of Mr.. D. the watchers no
tieed that the light over the ransom OF
No. ll3 grew dim BY degrees and beauti-
fully less, till at last twas gone and all
was darkness.
The sable watchers. after holding a con
sulta:ion, concluded to refer the matter
to the proprietOrs. just as they had
reached this conclusion, and were about
TO act upon it, a step was heard on the
stairs. and the next minute the form oi
the gallant Captain doomed up in the dim
light at the head of the staircase. The
watchers shrunk back to their corners,
and the Captain moved on to No. ll2. A
gentle rap, a nOiseiess opening and clos
ing of the door, and he, too, had disap-
peared. Tho door had scarcely opened
when the same phenomenon that had fol.
lowed the disappearance of Mr.. D
in the adjoining room occurred. The
light over the transOm fickered and wa;
gone.
. p : s. ar
The affair resulted in the approach of
clerk who c~orroborated the statement o
the baggage master, end all parties were
immediately made to change their quar-
tiers to some other hotel not so particular
as the burnett about its inmates and theil
business affairs.
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MADAME VINCENT, whose very name
is suggestive OF good cheer OF ali sorts,
desires US to remind the public that she
daily receives en-nsignments of Norfolk
oysters, the very best in the market, and
only forty-eight hours out Of water. Her
two establishments, No. Il Union. ami
the old stand, corner of Front and WASH
iugton, are elegantly fitted up for private
parties, and she serves up b biyalves in
a style only equaled by herself. Gentle
men and ladies are invited To call and
try her cuisine,
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WE call the attention or All wholesale
buyers to our large stock of Dry Goods
and Notions. Our stock was selected
with the greatest Of care, and IS complete
in every Branch. As we are buying our
goods for cash We are enabled to give bet
ter bargains than any house in this city.
II Will be to your interest to eNaIiRe our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J. II. LOEW ENSTINE & BROS,
23I Main street, Clay Building.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Go ACRES OF CHOICE LAND. I
% miles east Of the city, on The chartered
turnpike, three-qusFters Of a mile from The
n. and c. 2 R-Eell improved; an abund-
ancs OF large and small fruit. one-thfrd Of
the place under timber; has peculiar advant-
ages fo-rmaTksting snd dairy business: woulf
sell Ire growing crop and give poasessiOn im-
medfatHiy. Terms easy. Apply 10
DONOHO, Joy & CO..
Real Estate
aukA Madison Street,
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RrsrNEss Nor1CE.-No contracts or OBJ
Bgations assumed or made by any indi-
vfdual owner or employee of this Office.
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset 10 any bills due the same
The party making any bill must settle Il
himself in person.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Home School for Young Ladies,
NO. 46 MT. VERNON PLACE.
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
MRS. MARY J.. JONES, PRINCIPAL, AS
vi sisted by Professors and Teacher OF
great ability. This school "a situated IN he
most elevated and beautifni part OF tAe ely
and offers 10 the pupils all the comforts OF
home, together with the best influences for q
good, useful n Christian training. Ile
TENDER I6TH. For Circulars address tue
Principal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woodward, Baldwin
& 10. Baltimores Baldwin & Fleming. Nat
chez. Thos. 5 Dugau. = New Orleans: p.
G. Bethel, Esq, Nenphiss Fred. L. Gotten,
T~allehassee; Gen. r. F. Lee, Lexington, Va;
General Francis Smith. Lexington, Va r.
Meyer, Memphis. aagl
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TwFSTY-FTyB DOLLARS REWARD
Strayed or stolen, u bay horse, sixteen
hands high, light name and tail, both hind
feet white, left fore foot gray mixed mp to
pasture joint. The above reward Will be
paid to any one returning the horse to
Wait & Lewis. Coal Yard, go Second
street, Memphis. Tenn.
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70 PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
HEATING. ENGLISH & co.
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OFF1CE HoURs.-The established office
hours of our Business Department, SHAH
hereafter be from S am. to 10 PM, ana
we hope our advertisers will conform 10
This rtaIa
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Memphis and ST. Louis U.S.MaiI Line

| FOR HTCRJKAN. cOLUNBCs, CAIRO AND
81. LOULS.
BELLE MEMPHiS----.--.Craue, master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
VIII leave as above Ac=E<
MONDAY, 9th inst. at pm
Tickets for all points, via Memphis anu s..
Louis Packets, NOrth. Esstaud West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket once, - Main
street. LIN CALVERT. Supt,
TOs b. Dunn, Ticket Agent. sela
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BILLIARD TOURNANEST.-HavinRwit with
in the past few days received from the Gel
ebrated firm of Mcssrs. "Backe & Co., " of
Cincinnati, ten splendid inlaid cues, OF
magnificent and positive finish, | propose
during the next sixty days, to receive en-
tries for n match at billiards for the same.
The entries TO be made and closed by the
first OF October, and the rules governing
the last regular Tournament to be strictly
observed. Entries will be received by Mr..
Lou. II. Mabb, in the pool room attached.
G. CADMUS.
Parlor billiard and Pool ROomsand Bowl
ing Alleys, Ayres' Block, Second st.
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FOR vICKsBCRG.

United States Line for N~ieksburg-For Hell
ena, Napoleon and ~Eleksburg.
~ la
This elegant passenger packet
Will leave 10 above -
MONDAY. 2nth inst. ats pm.
Freight received a. the 81 Louis harfJOat
Sei9 FI.Ehf CALVERT. SuDff.
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FOR ~vICKsBURG.
Memphis and viCksburg Packet Co.

For Helena. Friar's Point, Napoleon. Green
Vile, Nick=hurg and All lnterinR-
uiats Landings.
n Berry, Master
This new and splendid passenger
steamer viii leave as above t
SATURDAY, September 5th, and cE-fE
Saturday thereafter ct 5p-m.
The DesArc Lat heeN thoroughly -eaaIrFd.
shippers and passeT gers can reiy On her re-
naming In the trade the entire season.
ElllNGf 4 MILLER. Agents.
selg NO Erainenane. loot Of Jefferson ats.