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ROBERT LAWSON & CO..
Z 4, MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
TRUNKS, &C.,
AND DEALERS IN

SADDLiIo, f1ARNESS, COLLARS,
TRUNKS, &C.,
AND DEALERS IN
sADDLERY HARDWARE AND MATERIALS,
NO. 277 ". BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Constantly on hand, Large Assortment of
Saddles :-McClelan, Morgan, Spanish, Ten
nessee, Decatur, Shaftoe, Texas, California Eng
lish, Somerset, Side, Boys
Harness :---Buggy, Carriage, Coact, Ex-
press Stage Sulkey, Trotting, Wagon and 9th
er kinds.
Saddaiery :-~-Collars, Fly Nets, Covers,
Robes.
Trunks :-.-Saratoga French, Sole Leath-
Iron Frame. Iron Bound, Packing, Dress
onnet, Valises, Sacs, Satchels Carpet Bags, &c.
y~ We pledge ourselves to duplicated any reg
ular Bill of the above goods made in any of the
Northern or Eastern Cities.
ROBERT LAWSON & CO.,
277 West Baltimore Street,
aprlo'es-iy BALTIMORE.
WoNAN's WORK IS NEVER R DoNE,- ,-d.1s
or at least that portion Of it most dreaded and
continual-her sewing-is now speedily and
beautifully done by the aid of the Grover Baker
Sewing Machine, which, while it lessons the Ia
Dor, adds to the excellence of the sewing by tie
trength, elasticity and durability gifts work.
A CHILD CAN OPERATE A
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACH1
1t sews from two common spools, makes
stitch stronger than that made by hand, and Its
simplicity is marvellous in comparison to It's
capacity.
HEALTH, TIME AND MONEY
ARE ECONOMIZED
by the use of Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
They are unlimited in their capacity, and unes
celled in their excellence. The merit of embroid
erng-which these machines alone possess, and
| which style of trimming is now so popular -
renders them par excellence, the most desirable Of
anyin use.
SALESROOMS
181 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE,
oct '68-1y.
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MONUMENTAL COOK STOVE!

SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER COOK STOVE
SOLD.
IMPR o VEAFNT ON ALL OTHERS.
CASTINGS HEA VY--OVENLARGE,
FUEL 81 VERl
We warrant the above Stove to givethe most
entire satisfaction. Thelargest stove sold. The
heaviestStove sold and the cheapest Stove sold.
For sale only by
JOHN E. A. CUNNIN CHAM,
Successor to Cunningham & Co.
53and IS S Calvert street, and Cheapside, 5th
House, below LombardStreet, Baltimore.
March l6, '69-ly
baltimore STOVE HOUSE.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF
COOKING AND
PARLOR tSTO YES,
Patentees and sole manufacturers of those
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES the beautiful
ILLUMINATED
FIRE PLACE HEATERS,
THE DIAMOND,
also agents for the celebrated
ORIENTAL BASE BURNING FURNACES,
for dwellings and public buildings, they only re-
quire attention once in twenty-four hours, and
never mind how much coal is put in; by their
peculiar construction they consume only a GER
tain quantity. Call and see them at the Base
Burning Depot,
BIBB & CO.,
80 E. Al Light Street,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Liberal concessions made to Ministers,
Churches and Schools. sepl8 80 ly
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W7IGs, BRAIDS, CURLS.
J.HANEY,
Successor to Deville & Bourguet,)
HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER,
IMP ORTER AND MANUFA CTURER OF
WIGS, TOUPEES,
BRAIDs, CURLs, &c.
Every description of Ornamental Hair Works,
for Ladies and Gentlemen, constantly on hand
and made to order, at the shortest notice and
moderate prices. For any of the above named
articles orinformation concerning them, address
J. HANEY,
al W. Baltimore steeet,
apr10 60 Tyr. Four doors below Calvertst
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Poetry.
For the Vindicator.
LINES TO A FLIRT.
TO MISS --oF ST

DEDICATED TO MISS - OF sTAUNToN.
I'll talk to you no more oflove,
A rapture mixed with pain;
A bled dream which now is DER,
And am free again.
On others you will kindly smile,
And look with loving eyes;
You'll charm their ears with gentle words,
With whispered, sweet replies.
For them how sweetly will you sing,
And dance with every grace;
For them you'll comb your nut-brown hair,
Around your lovely face
How warmly will they press your hand,
Your slender hand, SO fair;
Each one, poor fool, will fondly hope,
For him you only care.
But I, now that my dream is DER,
Am safe from all your guiles;
On you, and on your lovers fond,
look, and--merely smile.
But still pray you, lady fair,
Since once loved you we'll;
To listen to my simple strain,
This truth to you I'll tell.
A flirt is like the snowflake soft;
That fell SO pure, so light;
But trod upon by many teet.
Is now no longer white.
A flirt is like the rose-bush green,
Adorned with roses rare;
Each lover takes rose away,
Until the bush is bare.
X
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r AWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO.,
IL 308 g. 30 ". Baltimore,
Between Howard & Liberty Streets.
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, FACNY GOODS, STA
TIONERY PERFUMERY, FURNISHING
GOODS, BRUSHES, COMBS, PINS, Il.
H. DIETZ D.v~r.uo--
D. L. FAHLEN.
NJ arch 8, '69--ly
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TNALL AND WINTER
IT. IMPORTATION.
1869.
BONS,
MILLINERY AND STRA " GOODS.
ARMSTRONG;. GATOR & CO.,
237 AND 239 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS OF
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS,
VELVET AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS, SATINS AND vELvETS,
ILLUSIONS, BLONDS, LACES,
RUCHES, AND GRAPES.
FRENCH FL o WEBS AND FEA THEIRS,
STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS,
TRIMMED AND UNFRAMED,
SILK, VELVET AND FELT BoNNETs AND HATS,
SUND o THNS AND shaker HOODS.
The largest stock of Millinery Goods in this
Country, and unequaled in choice variety, which
we offer at prices that will defy competition.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
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ST. LOUIS.
uo.rihls r.rtsr and sa.o.da

ST. LOUIS, August pa most hor-
rible murder and suicide was commit
ted in East st. Louis this morning. A
man named Casper Waltz, who came
from Baltimore, attempted u kill MS
Step-sOu, Nicholas Luz, 20 ears OF
ACE. by striking him on the head with
a hatchet, but the weapon glanced of
and Nicholas escaped and ran for
polieeman. When they returned
they found Mrs. Waltz lying on the
floor with her head literally chopped
ropieces. After cOmmi ting this deed
he walked to the crossing Of seVe-
raj railroad tracks near by, on one Of
which a coal train was coming.
When the locomotive and one car
of the train had passed By him, he
threw back his coat, opened his shirt
collar and deliberately flung himself
across the rail, between two ears, and
the remainder OF the train passed over
his neck, completely cutting MS head
of. Waltz was a hard drlnker, and
this morning drank a pint Of whisky
before breakfast, and procured an
other, when his step5On demonstrated
with him, which doubtless led to the
assault, although it was not made
until some hours later.
LATER-Tha latest accounts Of the
horrible affair in East St. Louis YES
terday, reported last night, are, that
Mrs. Waltz Is still alive, but cannot
live more than one or two days, Her
face IS terribly chopped, and her skull
fractured so that the brains OOZe from
the gaping wounds.
The City Marshal of st. Charles,
No, arrived here yesterday with a
man who answered to the description
Of the murderer Of VIM. Lake, the
circus proprietor. He viii be taken
10 CRANKY for Identification.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS. August 29.-The official
journal announces that the health OF
the Emperor continues 10 improve and
his attack Of rheumatism nearly over.
The Empress has arrived at AjaccO.
Gen. Frim has gone 70 Nichey.
The WOOlen mandatory OF Nillimi-
nos, Hird, M8glite & Co, at Rheims,
was destroyed by fire yesterday.
A desperate conspiracy was dlscov-
cred on board &. 5. lrigdte Sabine,
now lying in CherbOurg. Some Of the
crew, 10 revenge themselves on their
officers, attempted 10 set IRE 70 the
powder magazine and blow mp the
ship. They had proceeded so far as to
hight a fuse communicating with the
magazine when the plot was discOv-
cred and frustrated by cabin boy. Ii
was found that twenty-five sailors
were implicated i'm the affair. They
were putin irons, and have since been
condemned todeath and hanged at the
yard arm.
B0urse active; rentes 72f 2 per cent.
BFRI IL. August IA meeting OF
5000 persons was held here last night
II consider a series of resolutions
favoring the suppression OF Converts
and the expulsion Of JesuitS. After
q long debate the resolutions were
finally adopted, but a protest was
made by minority. The resolutions
are not directions particularly against
any confession Of faith.
MADRID, August @.-Admiral
Tapete will take charge temporarily
Of the Ministry of the Colonies.
Iti said that Escalanta on his death
bed made important disclosures re-
specting abuses Of the chiefs Of the
army and navy.
FRANKFORT, August 29.-Unlted
states bonds firm: 5-30's $50
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The News.

One hundred fat men Of New
England met near NOrwalk, Conn, a
few days since. The lightest man
weighed 200 pounds, the heaviest 35S,
They cracked jokes, ran foot races,
made speeches, and enjoyed a good
dinner.
The New York Herald says they are
talking about a third party in Ten
nessee. To judge from the recent vote
in that State for Governor we WOulC
think that nearly all parties there are
ready to revolve around a common
centre.
From a telegram, published in
the Houston Times of the 18th, we see
that Z =. Halle, better known as " A
Head" died at Austin on sunday
morning of consumption. The TimG2
correctly says its readers will not need
to be told who " A Head" was. His
brilliant aud witty contributions to
the columns of the Times and New
Orleans Crescent have long made his
nom de plume household word.
Admiral Prince Menschikof. who
died a short time since at St. Peters
burg, was cOnversing one day with
Prince O., when the latter said.
4" There is no God" The Admiral re-
torted: You utter a blasphemy."
Very well" rejoined the Prince,
but what if the Emperor should re-
peat TO you the very same thing"
That would alter the case" replied
Mensehikotf; his majesty knows
more about it than | do"
The New York Sun, in an article
upon Stoves Byron scandal, saws:
Whose name Mrs. Stowe has bene-
fitted We are unable to perceive. Ger
tainly not Lady Byron's; for she had
her admirers before, and can have few
left now. Not the names of the innO-
cent grandchildren, who must suffer
cruel torture from this scandal. Not
her own, which was fair before, but
hereafter will be associated with one
Of the most outrageous and Vilest OF
/ all the prurient stories ever inVentsE :
We learn from the Gonzales
| CreXas) Lide.C that the castor oil mills
of Gonzales manufacture about 100
gallons Of oil per day. This oil is said
( TO be pure, clear and excellent. The
I bean crop Of the county was greatly
/ damaged blythe late overflow, but it
/ is thought the company will not only
manufacture sufficient Oil for home
CONSUMPTION, the present season, bat
also a large quantity for expectation.
They have already made a shipment
to New Orleans, and it is supposed
the company viii realizea good profit,
as there was no oil in Ehe market up
/ to about the time of its shipment.
In the biography of Mrs. Siddons,
/ the actress, by DIR. Doran, the follow
/ ing occurs: When her son, Henry
/ Siddons, was the some what unlucky
/ proprietor of the Edinburg theater,
/ he thought that if his mother and
uncle would bat play for him, in the
/ same pieces, on the same night, he
should retrieve his fortunes. He wrote
separately to both, and received
respective answers. That of Mrs,
! Siddons intimated that she would
act for half the receipts and free
benefit. The reply from John Kemble
expressed his readiness TO act--foF a
1 free benefit and half the receipts
Henry Siddons, much perplexed, had
70 look elsewhere for less expensive
aid.
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MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS.

Ec- The company owning the above institu-
ton are now prepared to do ali work in their
line OF business with PaoNPrNEss, ECONOMY
AND DISPATOH.
They have an ample stock Of materials on
hand for all purposes.
Their rate Of charges being as favorable as
that OF any similar Institution Ia the West.
they solicit liberal share OF patronage.
Being located at the city of Memphis. In the
midst Of the finest timbered region of Amer
lea, and accessible at all stages of the river.
they offer Inducements To parties desirous of
repairing, and especially of building steam
ers, superior TO any com pany in the West.
JAMES LEE, JR.. President.
II. DOW, Sec'y and Treas.
PRIMuS EMERSON, Sup't.
Nieksburg Herald copy one month and send
hiii to ii. Dow, Sec'y and Treas. aupl
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An exchange says; ''It is stated
that the Republicans OF New Orleans
are very vel pleased with Gen. Long
streets appointments and with his adj
ministratiOn Of the SurveyOrship.
whereupOn the Macon (Ga.) Journal
and Messenger says: "We should
think that the above is correct, The
Republicans Of New Orleans must be
very hard 70 please il they are not
pleased with Gen. LOngstreet. He
has done everything from abandoning
his country and her people and Join
ing her enemies, down 10 appointing
plantation negroes to Office and asso-
ciating with them, 10 please the Re
publieans. But what do the men
think Of his administration who
fought under him at Seven Pines, at
Sbarpsburg, at Gettysburg, and many
other glorious battIefeids? Are they
well pleased with his appointments
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WASHINGTON.


WAsHISGTON. August 29.-The
acting Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at
New York to continue the purchase
of bonds and the sale of gold during
September 10 the same extent, and in
the same manner, As in August.
There is an improvement in the
physical condition OF Secretary Raw
lines. He rode out this afternoon.
The time Of Secretary Boutwell, 5
return ID Washington is unknown.
There are no indications Of a Cabinet
meeting this week, nor Of any busi-
ness that renders one necessary.
Secretary Rawlings Is the only head
Of Department in Washington.
EaTly in September large disbure-
ments will be made on account OF
pensions
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CINCINNATI.

CrNcINNATI. August pa prize
f0ht tor two hundred dollars side
took place to-day near Mount Carbon,
between Dave Shethan and Mike
Keating. On the twelfth round keat-
ing knocked Shethan down, and the
referee declared for the latter.
Another prize fight took place dur
ing tie forenoon in Mill creek bottom,
between Edward Dennison and Jas.
Buns. In the twentieth round
Burns knocked Dennison ont OF time.
Both were badly beaten.
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PuRLlc SCH00LS.

OFFICE SUIT BOARD or EDUCATIoS,
August y, 1869
FTHE City schools, both white and cOlOrpd,
i viii open on the frst Monday l6tnJ OF
september next viii attend az my No. 20
North Court street, IN Odd Fellows Hall on
anu after Tuesday. the 2fyh inst. until the
schools open, ia issue tickets Of admission 70
the white schools. The hours 0f attendance
at said oftice Will be- nom O'Clock ain. 70
O'Clock pm, and from O'Clock pm. 10
o'clock pm.
Non-FeSidents Of the city can send their
children TO the City Schools on payment of
moderate tuition fees at the time Of admission.
aug22 J. T. LEATH. Supit
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Corner Front and UniOn streets.
FOR SALE.


TVHE neat Cottage Residence, "a Mosby y =
vrOuId make an excellent home for Z
small family. The house contains I've rooms
and stOreroom, servan> 9 room and OuthoGses
on the lot. also, cisteru, now null of the
fluest pura cold water There Is a lattice cis-
tern house with force pump. The lot Is Il
feet froDt, I4Sts feet deep to an alley, and u
garden. The location is exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited that section
Of the city. The neighbOrhoOd Is OF the high
est respectability. The place will be sold at p
bargain. For terms, eH-, apply on the prem
ises. or at Avalanche Offiee teE
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, August Z9.-The Presi-
deut leaves for Washington on Mon
day morning, but his family viii re-
main here until his return. during the
latter part Of the we,k, when he viii
stay until the middle of September.
He intends visiting Utica for few
DAYS next week. lie attended the
County Fair on the Sth and 10th.
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FOR SALE.

4 . ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, FIVE
OO miles east Of thelcity, ON the chartered
turnpike, three-quartefs OF mile nom the
NJ. and G. r. h-Weil improVedi an eDund-
the place under timber; has peculiar aoYant-
ages for ma arketing and dairy business would
sell the growing crop and glNe possession lin-
laediately. Terms easy. Apply -
pONOHQt JOY & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers.
atrz78 Madison-Suest'
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conductsd By the Sisters
Il Of 81 Dominic, Is delight uliy situated in
= healthy and retired part Of the city of Nom
phiy, Tenn. The buildings are ample and
commOdious, standing in tho center OF ex-
tensive and highly improved grounds. shaded
by forest trees, anu laid out and set with rare
plants and shrubbery.
The course OF studies comprises al the
branches Usefui ana ornaTncntai. TINT are
usually Taught.
The Academic Year CONSISTS 0f two SESSIONS
OF ave months each yiIe dfsi eo1unrusing
on the FIRST OF SEPTEstBFl;. the -cclnd 0n
the FIRST MONDAY ISEKBRTAEr.
-t TERMS PER SESSION.
Payable half yearly, Invariably la advance;
For board and tuition ia any OF the iollOw-
Ing branches Reading, arithmefi". English
grammar, geography, history, rhetoric, coFu-
position, criticism. principles Of natural
philosophy, chemistry and botany, mental
tnd moral philosophy, plain sewing, marx
ing, etc. s75, $50 $50 and siad according 70 the
age or the class OF the pupil.
For Day SchOlnrs-TuittOn, SiS so. SIS, or
so, according 70 age or class as above.
For fuTther inform alton, apply or address.
he :. MOTHER SIf PERIOR"
aua0 d2W st Aguog Academy.
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NEXT DOOR To OUR OLD STAND.

OUR STOCK BEING LARGE AND cont
W Plete. purchased from manufacturer ana
first hands at lowest figurers and shipped at
cheapest frcights ever known in Memphis,
We are deierin med 70 oner snch ihduceiiieHts ms
10 the merchants OF the surrounding country
rs will in future make it plainly to their In
tarest TO trade in Memphis, and with Us. In
order that there may be no ulisunderstand-
ing on this point. we say plainly that WE
WILL ON SANE DATE AND WITH SANE QUAIL
Try or GOODS, DUPLICATE ANY CASH ORDER
FILLED N LOUISyILLE, CI,sCISNAT1 OR 81
L0UIs, transportation added.
We have now in store and TO arrive:
400 pieces ahd half pieces KY. Bagging
1900 hHadiss ITan Ties, best makes ;
SO casks Clear Bacon Sides
20 casks Shoulders;
SIS hhds louisiana Sugars
l0G bhIs. Hard Sugars
IS tes. S. c. Hams
400 kegs Leaf Lard
400 cases caddy Lard
IS tierces Lard;
$50 sacks Fair to Choice Coffee
so pockets lava Coffee
200 cases and pound Oysters
200 kegs Nails;
100 boxes Candles
100 half boxes Candles
100 One-quartsT boxes Candies
100 boxes Pearl Starch
100 boxes Y. E. aud B. e Soap
500 bags assorted Shot
200 barrels SuperfiHe Flour
$50 barrels Xxx and XXX Flour
70 barrels Fancy Brands Flour
so barrels "Goiden Flake" FIoHr---Our
own brand, and the best Flour in
market.
200 barrels K. D. Seal;
100 barrels and half barrels Whisky;
Is barrels Bourbon and Rye
100 caddies Bright IA Tobacco
Is boxes Tobacco
100 kegs choice MOIasses;
rs barrels and half barrels MoIasses
800 barrels kanawha Salt, Etc.. ETC. Etc.
An inspection OF our stock and prices will
be to the advantage of ALL CLOSE CASH OR
APPROVED TIME BUYERS, aud we cordially in
Vite all such to give us a call.
ma Orders by mail will always secure our
prompt attention.
T00F, PHILLIPS & Co,
aul5 268 Front Street.
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Sc Clubs Of two or more VIII he supple
At 81 90.
Hs The columns OF The ArrRAL viii be de-
voted 70 the Latest NEWS, TELEGRAPH RI
PORTS, and choice selections of READIss
MATER.
: ha Special attention win be given to our
MARKET REPORTS. NOeffort wiz he spared 10
advanre SOUTHERN INTERESTS AND SoUTHERS
ENTERPRISES,
s"- Remittances can be made either by Post
Office Money Order or by Registered Letter.
IN Postmasters throughout the United
States are resquested to act as Agents
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Notice to Property Owners.


srAaE s,a,,9l OF - fsSSnSsEE' July Term ls6a
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
August Is, 1859
ORDERED, Ere, That the Clerk OF the
County Court be Instructed 70 advertise In
the APPEAL and Avalanche, giving all prop
erty owners notice that the assessments Of
real and personal property for State and
county are now completed, and that they
have the privilege Of obiectisg TO the same
and endeayoring TO obtain corrections during
the next thirty days. by making proper ap-
pllcation to the assessors, amer which time
no corrections can or viii be allowed, Il being
necessary 20 place the tax books in the COLI
lector's hands al the earliest practicable dale;
and that each paper make local notice, call
ing particular attention 70 the eadvertisemenf.
In accordance with the foregoing order Of
the Board, all parties desiring TO know the
value OF their real and personal property, as
assessed by the assessors Of their respective
districts; can obtain such Information on APP
plication, at this Office until the 10th day OF
September, 1859; petitions viii be received
ana referred to the assessors.
arIs JOHN LoAGUE, Clerk
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BOY Lost.

/ EFT my house in this city, about four
IL months ago, THOMAS HANEY, about Is
yearsold, black hair, dark coma mplexion small
pox marked and freckled, black eyes, light
scar on LEFT eye. Any Information Will be
lhanRfully received by hIasmother NANCE
RET cOANELlY, ll6 Market street. angii
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,
No. 2s2 Adams Street.
Professor William Carroll, Am, Principal.

THIS Institution viii be opened SEPTEMBER
Il 18th with iull cOrpsOf competent teach
ers. For further information apply Tor cir
eular 10 the Principal, No. iJi Second street,
Memphis, Tenn:
REFERENCES:
Rev. z. H. Bowman, Pastor of First Presbyte-
ran Church.
Rev DR.. l. G. Ransom, Pastor OF First Cum
berland Presbyterian Church.
Rev Z. NJ Richardson, Pastor Of Third Pres
bytsTian Church.
Rev. J. o. Steadman, DID, Pastor OF Alabama
Street Church.
John I. STATION, 22S Front street.
James Elder, 20 Madison street.
Milton II. Ia-nagin, - Madison street.
DR.. q. W. Jones, 81 Main street.
ur. A. Erskine, Y Monroe street
H Wade ~ Main street. auEls dNW
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dssstokss to ne Southwestern Press Association
SAN FRANCISCO.

A. Ross Br0wH CoRtrsdiCts the Statement
that ire Chinese Government REJECTS
ths 6arliagsme Treaty.
SAN Francisco, August 81.
Ross Brown c0ntradicts the statement
via London, that the Chinese Govern
ment has rejected the BurLnganle
treaty. He says its ratification IS only
deferred until the return OF the I'm
bassy.
Carl Schurz arrived here last night
He received an enthusiastic welcome.
The German population turned out
en-masse.
The Congressional Retrenchment
Committee is here.
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wM. NJ. FARRISGTOE. HENRY B. HOWELL
HARRINGTON & HOWELL,
Cotton Factors,
GR0cERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
266 Front Street. Corner of Court.
MEMPHIS, TENN.


WE will be ready for business In onr new
w store on LIST September, and will have
good stock of Plantation Supplies TO meet the
wants of our friends
BS- Particular attention paid 10 sales %
Cotton, which will be stored In our own ware
house. and sampled and weighed with care
81 Cotton IN store VIII be covered Dy lnsu,
rance unless otherwise instructed; ana all
shipments by rivef insured under our open
policy. ..~.,,,,, r..,,,,,.,,