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DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE
UNIVERSAL ELiIHLS HRLNEER.
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pateut Stop, are now unqusstionably ~ sapet'l y
any apsrhtus Tor washing clothes ever lnveHta, =
VIII save tleif eosi twice 4 year, By saVins A''' -
Clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony
1--WE like our machiue mitch could pot oe luI' ~
ded to do without il, aud with tha aid Or loty' \.
that we are masters OF tho posiiion."-Af' D"@F
Scott, N. y. CavcA. "
It i' worth one dollar 4 week in any hniF'
y. TrilaHc.
elm the Laundry Of ny hons, there % fsTTsu,,
thanksgiving on Mondays for ~ Invention o. '''
excellent wringcr. RE. TheaR0rs u, taslg. -,
Il heartily commend IN Il seonomisiso o. un''
and contentmeut n--Esr. Dr.. Bslorf .
"I assure you our Machine aher a yeAs -,
thought more % to-day than erer, and weala 80.
parted With under Any irenmaianses."-sa~
sen.
A FAIR OFFER.
Send The retail prlee, wAsHERltls, sS,n 49,
$40. aud win orEafd either or both maetins, ~,
freight. 20 places where no one Is selling nS1iA,
are We they will be liked, thanwe agreeo me-
money Il any one wishes 70 return the maens..usr.
Of freight, ansr a uonthis trial a~ccondinF -
Canvss.ers, with exclusive right Of sa''
ey fast selling them. a,,ss,1
Sold BY dealers geaenly, % vhen nssnI
are made. n. q. DROWNING. Gest%nt
69aprl2tfl % Ccrtiandt stree, -
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son of the late King TheOdorus, o
( Abyssinia, who has been at school
/ here, and will be sent to India, as the
climate of England proves unfavOra-
BILE to his health.
The Star to-day praises the United
States Government for its con-
sistency in taking measures to
prevent the departure Of fillibuster-
ing parties for Cuba. sit SAYS the
sanction of the Acknowledgement to
the articles of the Cuban insurgent
Junta in New York is satisfactory.
The more vigorously the neutrality
laws are enforced at the outset, the
more easily will the public mind be
led in the right direction. sympathy
for a nation struggling for freedom is
natural to Americans as well as Eng
lishmen, but the sooner the people are
reminded that a neutral country has
duties incompatible with the sending
out of privateers and Wsarlike eXpedi-
tiOns the better. Neutrality is not
likely to exist unless the laws, as they
now stand, are enforced, and when
laws are insufficient they ought to be
amended. English lawyers and
statesmen may, to their own advan-
tage and instruction, watch the result
of the proceedings, instituted in the
United States, for American statutes
dealing with the subject is almost
identical with the English law. The
case will form a precedent of policy
worthy Of consideration and imita-
tion.
MADRID, June 22.-The reading of
the new Constitution at many places
In the country was answered with Re
publican cries. Slight disturbances
have occurred at Ferral, Leon and
Porte Vedra, but they were promptly
A grand Republican de-
will be made here to-
in honor of the victories of
the revolution of 1856. The remains of
Spaniards viii be escorted
through the streets and deposited with
ceremonies in the edifice
Of the National Portisan, which will
be inaugurated on the occasion. Dis
turbances are apprehended, which the
Government is taking measures to |
prevent.
Gen. PeSenda has been taken to /
Jadiz, where he will he tried by court /
martial.
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soldiers and sailors. The nature O
the wounds should be attached to each
name, also the loss of one or more
limbs should be carefully noted.
II. Published reports and manu-
scripts relating to the civil prisoners
held during the war.
is. All matters published or unpub-
lished, relating to the treatment, dis
cases, mortality, and exchange Of pris-
oners of war.
10. The conduct of the hostile ar
mics ia the Southern States. Private
and public losses during the war.
Treatment of citizens by hostile forces.
20. Number, occupation, condition,
and conduct of cOIOred population.
Effects of emancipation upon the ne
gro, and upon the material prosperity
of the South.
p. Southern poetry, ballads, songs,
etc.
All communications, works and re-
ports must be addressed (by mail or
express, prepaid,) 10 DR.. Joseph
Jones, Secretary and Treasurer of the
Southern Historical Society, New Or
leans, La.
After some further business, the
meeting adjourned.
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NEW YORK.
Additions to the Treaty with China,

NEW YORK. June pa Hong
Kong letter, o. April %, states that
twenty-nine articles, embOdying high
ly important concessions, are 10 be
added to the text of the Burlingame
treaty. These are intended to afford
greater protection and commercial IA
eilities to foreigners.
All the mebers Of the Cuban Junta
who were arrested yesterday were ad-
mitted 10 bail to-day, except one, who
remains in Jail.
Its understood that Secretary Bout
well will tomorrow appoint a success
sOr 10 Assistant Treasurer Van Dyck,
who rendered his resignation some
months ago.
An order has been entered by the
Supreme Court directing the trustees
10 pay alimOny to Mrs. Forrest semi
annually.
A large number Of lottery aud poll
cy dealers have been arrested, charged
with during busineiSewithOut paying
a special tax. Several more yellow
fever patients from the slOOp-Of-Nar
Saratoga were admitted to the hospi-
tai to-day, and one death occurred.
The storm to-day interrupted the
Seheutzenfest, but the inside sports
were Thoroughly enjoyed.
The question Of the right Of stock
brokers TO sell customers stock, when
margins are exhausted, involving
81, 900, 900, is on argument before the
Court Of Appeals at Albany.
The sentence of Sam. Fulton, sen
fenced TO be hung on Friday next,
has been cOmmuted 10 Imprisonment
Tor life.
In the base ball match yesterday
the Atlantics beat the HaymakerS by
n to
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WASHINGTON.
Negroes 10 be Placed or the Iuries.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-TO-day
udge isher, presiding in the Crimi
nal Court, ordered the Marshal 10
summon a number Of colored citizens
to I'll places on the grand and petit
Iuries. Before the end Of the week this
new element viii be represented
among the Thite Jurors.
1t is generally admitted that Doug
lass, the cOioTed cOmpositOr, viii con-
tinue at the Government printing Of
fee, irrespective Of any society. To-
day three cOmpOsitOrs resigned, one
Of them a cripple, who declared be
would not work with q negro. An
other cOmpOsitOr was discharged.
Receipts of internal revenue to-day,
sI,032, 600.
The White House was lively to-day
with calls. During the morning Sen
ator Fenton, Hon. J. A. Bingham,
Secretary Rawlings, Hon. 5. \. Hurl-
but, United States Minister to COlum-
bia, and others called.
Gen. Webb has arrived here.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day all
the Cabinet officers were present eN-
cept Cox and Boutwell,, who were rep
resented by their assistants.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-
day were nearly 5000, 600.
This morning IN the Criminal Court
five cOlOred men were sworn as Grand
Jurors. Among the petit jurors sum
moned for tomorrow are nine COlOred
men. OF the three balifis appointed
by the Court one is a cOlOred man.
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Officers Appointed and COnsE Button
Adopted. y

From the New Orleans Picayune of 18th. ]
There was a regular meeting of this
Society last evening, in the office OF
the Howard Association, which was
well attended, and important business
transacted. Gen. Braxton Bragg
Officiated as President i'm the absence
of DIR. Palmer.
Letters were read from a number OF
the Vice-Presidents elected at a pre-
viOus meeting.
We append an official list of the
officers of the society:
OFFICERS OF PARENT SOCIETY, NEW
ORLEANS, LA.
Rev. b. NJ. Palmer, d. D., Presi-
dent; Gen. Braxton Bragg, Vice
President; Joseph Jones, NJ. D., Sec
retary and Treasurer.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
President, Vice President and Secre-
tary eX offieio, j. Dickson Bruins, NJ.
D., Hon. Thos. j. Semmes, W. $.
Pike, Gen. Harry T. Hays.
INDEPENDENTS OF STATES.
Gen. R. Z. Lee, Virginia; Hon. S.
Teakle Walls, Maryland; Gen. ID. II.
Hill, North Carolina; Gen. Wade
Hampton, South Carolina; Hon. Alex.
H. Stephens, Georgia; Admiral r.
SemmeS, Alabama; Gov. Isham G.
Harris, Tennessee; Gov. B. G. Hum
phreys, Mississippi; Col. Ashbel
Smith, Texas; Gen. ]. C. Breckin-
ridge Kentucky; Gen. Trusten Polk,
Missouri; Hon. A. II. Garland, Ar
kansas; Hon. S. r. Mallory Florida.
The following able address was read
by the Secretary and Treasury, DIR.
Joseph Jones, and unanimously
adopted. 1t very fully explains the
objects and scope of the society.
OFFICIAL CIRCULAR.
On the lst of May, 1869, after sew
eral preliminary meetings, number
of gentlemen in the city of New Or
leans formed themselves into per-
manent association, under the style
of the Southern Historical Society,""
with the following general outlines:
A parent society, to hold its seat
and its archives in the city of New
Orleans, with afiliating societies to
I've organized in all the States favor
able to the object proposed; these In
thaiF turn branching into local organ
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FOREIGN
Digays Financial Scheme in italy,. .ConCil.
iatory Speech Of the Emperor Of Brazil
Five Thousand Emigrahts fer America
Death Of Chaa. apier Stewart
the Yacht Club Regatta.
Disturbances in Spain.

FLORENCE, June 22.-The official
newspaper says that Digny'S financial
scheme has not been abandoned as
reported. 1t is slightly modified, and
viii be again presented to the Cham
Der. The Government is determined
10 abolish the forced currency.
PARIS, June 22.-Advices from Rio
JaneirO to the 23d of May have been
received. The war news from Para
quay is meagre.
The Emperor of Brazil opened the
session of the Chamber with a con-
ciliatOry speech. He eOmplimented
the allied armies on their successes
over the Paraguayans, and called the
attention OfNthe Deputies to the ne
cessity for a loan in order to carry out
the system of internal reform, which
he announced in detail. He was 81
lent in regard TO slavery.
LONDON, June 22..-FiVe thousand
emigTants left Liverpool during the
week ending Saturday for different
points in America.
Charles Napier Stewart, member of
Parliament for Dorchester, died last
evening.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club re-
gatta came off to-day. The course
was from the More to Dover. Twelve
yachts sailed, starting at S:35 am.
BY time and allowance the Julia won
the first prize of flO0, and the Egura
the second of ESQ.
Ishmael Pacha, Vice Royal of
Egypt, arrived here to-day, and is
the guest Of the Queen, at Bucking-
ham Palace, which has been fitted up
for his residence. A series of brilliant
.fetes have been announced in honor
Of his visit. He was met at the raiT-
road station by the Prince of Wales
and others, and escorted by a large
military procession to Buckingham
Palace. An immense crowd lined
the way, and repeatedly cheered the
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

N11INRGO.
CHICAGO. June 22.-Flour ~ 7J@6 25.
Wheat 81 2S@l %. Corn 6s}Z@69c. Oats
62c. Rye 81 03. Barley 81 20. Highwines
Soc. Pork S33 50634. Lard Ice. Hams
l6c. Short middles l6@l6}ze; loose rough
sides 166l6l{c; bulk shoulders 122lc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. June 22.-Cotton easier;
middlings size; sales 2i0 bales; receipts
4l4 bales; exports 2300 bales. Gold 3754@
SIX. New York sight = premium. Su-
perfine -four 50 90; X% 81 10; xxx
s. BIZ. Corn, white, 95(d97}zc. Oats ia
PC. Bran 81 OF. Prime hay So 80. Pork
held at S;}5. Bacon shoulders l5Ac; sides
lS}E@l9c. Lard in tiCrces 2Ic; kegs 2ld
pc. Sugar nominal; common lOdllc;
prime l3Ec. Whisky 95G97}sc. Coffee.
fair l4]5@l5c; prime l6J5@ l62c.
CINCINNATI
CINcINNArI. June %. 80 Family flour
- 50Gt5 -. Corn GStd7Oc. Oats un-
changed. Whisky 95c. Pork S33. Bulk
shoulders l5GlGc. Bacon shoulders l4izc;
sides l7AtMISIc. Hams 2D(d2lc. Lard
49, &c. Groceries unchanged Wheat 81 p
al so. Rye 81 "a Cotton quiet; mid
dlings Sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, juno 22.-Flour ~ G2]S@
- S7lE. Wheat 81 l5G1 20. Corn 66c.
~ 2E@66c. Rye 81 OSGl 10. Whisky 96c.
Bulk shoulders l31lc. Bacon shoulders
l4IEc; sides lS1slSl9c. Lard is held at 1879
G20c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, June %. - Flour Si p.
Corn G3d 65c. Oats zoe. a MOlasses and
sugar unchanged. Tobacco active; sales
22J hhds at 81 9O(l2S 50. Pork S33 50. Ba-
con, packed shoulders l42Ic; sides 1870
1880. Hams l9I2c, Lard 1876. Cotton
drmer at 3lc. Wheat 81 l5Gl .. Rye
81 Is. Prime coffee 24lzc. Butter l5c
4@W YORK.
NEW YORK, June 22.-COtJon lower;
sales 500 bales; uplands 33c. Wheat y 20
al 81. Corn 60GS9c. Flour Sjt65 80. Rice
quiet. Coffee steady. Cuba sugar llG
l2Ssc. Molasses dun.
Dry Goods.-The market Is quiet and
unchanged.
Money.-The dealings in money con-
UinUed after bank hours, and as high as
per cent with a commission of s OF per
cent per day was paid for its use until to-
morrow. This rate is equivalent to about
81 per cent per annum. The lowest rate
of the day was coin interest. The gold
sold by the Government yesterday was
paid for to-day, and this added to the
drain on the banks. Secretary Boutwell,
stopped in the city only short time, and
passed on to Washington. Sterling is
weak at 92s@9E. Gold opened firmer,
but closed heavy; it opened at 375s, ad-
vanced to 3Slf, and closed at 27Ts. The
carrying rates were 5Cd7 per cent, and also
] l-S2Gl-l6. Clearances Sll6, 100000. Gov
are higher, closing steady.
state bonds heavy; old Tennessees 80; |
new GNi4.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, June 22.-Consols closed at.92A /
G92}s. Fiye-twenty bonds S03i.
FRANKFORT, June 2.-United States |
30 bonds closed at s65s .6S62l.
LIVERPOOL, June %. - Cotton firm;
uplands l2l4d; Orleans l2}Id; sales $4,000 /
bales.
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MARRIED.

NCNALLY-FLAHERT the residence
OF Mr.. p. G. Bigley, 279 Linden street, by the
Rev. N. Walsh, Captain FRANK MCNALLT, OF
Pine Bluh, Ark, 10 Miss SUE FLAHERTT. No
cards.
We congratulate the gallant ex-Coufederate
upon the prize he has won in one Of the falr-
est Of the daughters OF our cIty-a woman Of
rare charms and graces fitted to adorn and
make home" happy; and while we regret to
part with Miss SUE, we cannot withhold our
congratulations TO her upon the choice she
has made Of a gallant husband. May their
lives be long. prosperous and happy.
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CINCINNATI.
Celebration Oi The 4th Of luly---hsW School
Presbyterian Assembly Buckeye
Tr0tting Races.

CINCINNATI, June 22.-The City
Councils committee on the celebra-
uOn of the 9Th Of July, this morning
invited the police, military companies
and all civic organizations, the United
States, State, county and city officials
to join In the procession, and ordered
that 800 guns be fired.
The New School Presbyterian AS
sembly last evening passed resOlu-
tions endorsing the reunion.
The Buckeye trOtting races COM
mence tomorrow.
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NASHVILLE.
D.licaity Between Attorney General Tuth;li
and 10. Gresham, Editor Of the New
Stokes Organ.
7ulhi. Shoots at Gresham aHd Gets Badly
Seat4---Tuthill Denounced as an
Assassin.

NASHVILLE, June 22.-AttOrney-
General Tuthill called at the Office OF
Mr.. GTisham, the editor
Of the new Stokes organ,
this morning, and asked him whether
he was responsible for an article which
appeared in Yesterdays paper, speak
ing of him in opprobrious terms. Tut
hill then drew a revolver and fired at
Gresham without effect. Gresham
theTeupon struck down the pistol and
graphing with Tuthill, beat him Sc
vereiy. In his paper this evening he
charges Tuthill with an attempt to
assassinate him. Tuthill Is a citizen
of Northern birth and a supporter Of
GanfaP
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BY TELEGRAPH.
JACKSON.
The YerseF Trlal---TestimOny for Defense

JACKSON, Miss, June Pin the
case of Yerger for sh ooting Col. Crane
it was shown, to-day, that the piano
seized was not the property Of Nerger.
Crane knew the fact, but ordered the
officer to make the seizure nOJWith-
standing. 1t is further shown by the
correspondence that Yerger had offer
ed to settle the claim of the city if the
city would settle a claim he had
against it for damages to property,
caused by the neglect of the City Gov
ernment. An order Of restitution had
been issued by Judge PeytOn, in
the High Court, and served on Crane
previous TO the difficulty, but it had
not been Obeyed.
The Conservative Republican Con-
vention will meet here tomorrow.
The Radical Convention viii meet on
the first of July.
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HAVANA.
Latest News from Mexico. Ste.

HAVANA, June 22.-The steamship
Cleopatra, from Vera Cruz, has ar
rived. Dispatches from the City OF
Mexico, dated the 18th inst, report
that Minister Nelson would arrive in
the capital the following day, and be
officially presented to Juarez on the
10th. Gen. RoSecrans was to leave
for .AccipulcO Immediately. There
was considerable excitement about the
arrival Of Minister Nelson. Foreign
ers expect either the annexation OF
Mexico TO the United States or a pro-
tectorate over the Republic. The Mex
leans are Jealous and fearful. Parties
ooncocting bogus claims to lay before
the commission to sit at Washington
are to be arrested, and Americans sus-
pected OF completely were being
watched
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PHILADELPHIA.
Election Of a Pastor for the Second Reform
Church

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-At the
congregational meeting OF the Second
Reformed Church Of this city, held
last evening, Rev. J. Mcclellan
Holmes, Of Hudson. n. D., was unan-
imOHsly elected pastor
a large number Of people witnessed
the game of base ball between the
Red Stockings, of Cincinnati, and the
Key Stones, of this city, to-day. The
playing of the Red Stockings was not
so good as yesterday, while the bat
ting Of the Key Stones was very
heavy. After seven innings the score
stood: Red Stockings IS, Key Stones
30.
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ST. LOUIS.
The lrOn Mountain Railroad 0pea to
FrederiCkstown.
Alien Denies that the Stake Money has
been Given Up.

ST. LOUIS, June 22.-At late hour
last night Tom Allen denied that the
stake money in his fight with Nc
COole had been given up, and he says
he does not want persons who bet on
the fight to give up their money.
The Iron Mountain Railroad viii
be open to-day to Fredericktown, one
hundred and five miles from St.
Louis. This leaves only a zap of
twenty-five miles to be ironed be-
tween here and Belmont, which will
be finished in q few days. Colonel
AllenS&ae President of the road, will
start for New York in q few days, on
business in connection with the con-
structiOn Of a road from Morley, Mo-,
along the western bank of the Missis-
sippi, to point opposite Memphis.
The counties in this State through
which the contemplated road will run
are awake to the Importance and ne
CeSsity of its construction.
The Criminal Court was again
crowded to-day to witness the progress
the trial Of Capt. Donaldson. Quite
~ number of witnesses, including
steamboatmen and several well known
citizens Of St. Louis, all of whom tes-
tilted to Capt. DOnaldson's amiabitity
Of disposition and general good char
acter, and that he never allowed an
officer 10 strike q subordinate.
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DIED.

SDERSON-Yesterday, at 3 pm, of con-
gestive chills, JOHN L. ANDERSON, aged 81.
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
the funeral this Wednesday afternoon, at
o'clock, from his late residence, No. 80 Mar
shall avenue, better known as the Pigeon
Rnnst ROad.
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FRUIT CANS,

crate States.
10. Operations of the Nitre and
Mining Bureau.
IL. Commercial operations. I
II. Foreign relations, diplomatic
correspondence, etc.
13. Currency.
IA. Medical statistics and medical
reports.
Is. Names of all officers, soldiers
and sailors in the military and naval
service of the Confederate States who
We're killed in battle, or died of dis
ease and wounds.
10. Names Of all wounded officers,
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Notice.

A 5 Receiver in Chaneery OF the Circuit
n Court OF Crittenden county, Arkansas,
In the case of John H Waggener es ais. vs.
George W. Cheek ct ais, viii let, to the high
URDAY, the Sd day Of July next, between
the hours OF 10 O'clock am. and O'Clock D. m,
the MOUND CITY FERRY PRIVILEGE, for
the term of six months from July 10, 1862
Rent to be paid monthly. Lessee to give
notes with approved security.
je23 ]. g. BERRY, Receiver.
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TNHE Legislature of Tennessee having au.
i thorized the OeSoto Insurance and Trust
Company TO change its business to banking
business, under the name Of the " Union ana
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 lst Of July next, and
TO remain open for sixty days, unless the
above shall be sooner subscribed.
WIN. NJ. .FARRISGTCN. Pres't.
Memphis, June p, 1859, ie2s 4
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FORTRESS MONR OE.

Yellow Fever On Shipboara from satanzas.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 22.-The
sooner Mary Z. Femerick, from Mat
anzas for Baltimore, arrived last night
at the lower quarantine ground with
yellow fever on board. Capt. Dorman
and the cook died yesterday. The
second mate had yellow fever, but IS
now cOnValcscent.
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Notice.

FINHE Capital Stock of the Memphis and s..
/ Louis transportation Company having
been subscribed, a meeting Of the stockhOld-
ers of said company IS called on "Wednesday,
June 2, 1863, at 10 o'clock am, at the office OF
Peoples Insurance Company, No. l6 Madison
street, to elect five Directors for managing the
affairs OF the Company in pursuance OF it-
charter JAMES LEE, SR.,
r. =. DAVIS.
2. NJ. PATTERSON.
VI. J. NICKS.
Cf,f-u1rg TORS
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RHODE ISLAND.
Iune Meeting of the Narragshsstt Park
Association

PROVIDENCE, June 22.-The June
meeting OF the Narragansett Park
Association commences to-day and
continues four days. Premiums have
been offered amounting to $4,000.
Famous horses have been entered,
and a large attendance is anticipated.
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD
TO CONTRACTORS.

~ EALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
- the undersigned, at the Office OF the Com
pany, No. $50 Main street, Tennessee, until u
O'Clock noon, on the Goth day Of July, 1889, for
the Clearing, Graduation, Masonry Bridging
and Crosstles necessary to complete the above
ty-SiX miles, ready for the iron rails. A large
portion of the work is heavy, and well wOr-
thy the attention of contractors.
Proposals may be made for cash or for
county bonds, or for part cash, county bonds
end stock.
ready for 'inspectiOn ar lbe Commences offic,
by application to Thos. Il. ANlingtOn. CHIEF
Engineer. from whom all necessary in formG-
iiou may be obtained
Proposals VIII be received for the whole
work, or IN divisions.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any and all
bids not deemed satisfactory.
Signed! A. 8. MITCHELL.
President Mississippi River RailroEd.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST. LOUIS AUTUAr LIFE ISsU RANCE Co..
STATE AGENCY OFFICE. 43 MADISON Sr't
MEMPHIS, TESc.. June l. I5os.
THE eopartnership herst2iore exisltng u
i der the name or J. @. LONEDALE & Co
Is this day dissolved BY the retirement q
Capt 3. =, white The business y II Be con.
Quoted In future by J. G. Lonsdale and 3ew.
ton s. Otis, under the name OF L0N6pALE &
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