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A Card.
Brooklyn Academy Of Music.

TAhEF NOSN I1Nlfs
Thursday, Sept. 90, one night only,
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
NINE. PAREPA-ROSA AS AIRLINE.
The sale of seats commences on Tuesday.
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Couraud's Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per Bot
tc 4S Bond street. late Of 453 Broadway, and druggists.
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In this Cham eabie Climate Of Ours Cold
Is easily TAKEN and without due care another will be con-
racted top IT, cold thus running into another until
the accompanying cough becomes settled and connrmed
racking the lungs and ultimately stimulating
The production of uberces yet Notwithstanding majority
existing Of clearly defined pulmonary disease may
thus accounted for thousands are now careess allowing
The fatal deuson that they are troubled with Nothing
Cold" How obvious Is IT, therefore, that cold should be-
carefully for from its incpsncy, and every ereon
used to rid the system Of it: effects: Cough. and colas
cured BY that standard preparation, Dr. D. JAYNES Ex
PECTORANT and BY promptly resorng to all fears OF
dangerous results will be dsspated Sold everywhere
Pamphlets, Law Reports, Sc, Executed
with nsanes qickness and DESPATCH twenty-five per Gems
cheaperthan at other printing establishment In the city,
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT,9J Nassau street.
The Chemical Wonder Of the Age:-WHhouf
po!scDlng or STATING the SKIN; PHALoNs viThLiA, OK
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR restores gray ha'r 10 ~
natural color In from i've 10 ten II does not resembl0
IN any way the old played on. dyes" eoiorMs' snd
essentially discovery IN sceucs pre-
oiptates no Gh esbass no vile odor sticky and IL
guaranteed to be infalliole rs wen 40 asreoAo0
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Henry Phipotts, D. D., Bishop Of Exeter, d
yesterday, aged ninety.one years.
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As funeral coaches when the funerals DONE
Mr.. Z. Terry makes q hit as the King Of Toledo.
Miss Kate Newton Is the Parrot, and Miss H. Erskne
Is the Prince, In which character she sings with
much OBJECT that pathetic ballad IN which 1t IL stated
love- which is simply untrue. Let the pilgrim Of
love get married, aud his malady Will disappear
like silver dew before the sun. But there IS no end
to the nonsense your amat0ry poets Will talk when
ever they give free rein to their fancy. Even Tom
Moore, the king Of lyric bards, now and then sings
In a very irrational strain melodies It may be, but
very Irrational as for example In that famous song
OF his IN which he makes q sentimental gentleman
pluck for his own tuttonh0le the very last Of
summer, the hypocrltlca pretext that 1t went to
his heart to see IL "bloomng alone" On the same
principle You might rob your best friend Of his last
The Success that has attended the revival OF the
drama called dreams" at the Gaetv Is q curious In
stance OF the fckieness of public TASTE When the
anything rather than triumph. In fact. not to put
too fine point upon It, 1t was little better than
failure Alter lying on the shelf for few weeks Il
proves Tor Keeping, seems quite to the taste Of the
town. such, At least Is the fair inference from the
be sure is not crammed to su1ocaton, as the liners
would say. it IS, as Denham sang OF the flowers,
"without o,erdowing, iull' and that IS no mean
where upon the ramparts OF Elsinore In the days
Of Prince Hamlet. there Is mot a mouse stirrng.u
cannot help thinking that change In the cast may
have something to do with its present attractiveness
Mr. H. Neville not only looks bat plays the chief cha
racter much better than Mr. A. Wigan, who, though
.The serpent on the Hearth' is gone from the
Adelpn bur IS rearing his crest as Hereby as ever
ader wss Mr. Ss company as
have already apprized you, IS our Old friend me Coz
respondent who goes about paying his perndi GUS
TO Inedde. What an awkward blynder this Is, TO De
sure, yet how useful IL s!--ny, how indispensable
to novests ana once me-, Sa a cod nal.
Distinguish Que woiusl from anotdcr. they were
ali tLs same to ham, Ills wue-hsaven coplart her
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Reiaforcements for Cuba-The Minlsteria
Delegation Home from Frauce-The Throne
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Company to send q committee to Fort
Smith in a few days for the purpose
of locating the depot, and arrange
ments would be made to commence
grading the road between Fort Smith
and Van Buren, and that the rails
would be put down and a ear placed
on it, and work would also be COM
menced on the bridge across the river.
It's now confidently. asserted that the
road will be put in running order in
fifteen months. Boston capitalists
have taken hold of the matter and are
willing to advance five or six mill
ion dollars to complete the work. A
large number of Chinese will be
brought here as laborers on the road.
The Little Rock Liberal of the
18th says: We are gratified to learn
that active measures have been taken
for the construction of a bridge across
the Arkansas river at Little Rock.
The cost of such an enterprise will be
considerable, as the river is very wide
and subject to heavy rises. 1t is
estimated roughly, that it will require
in the vicinity of quarter of mil
lion to accomplish the object.
George P. CLASSIFY, William Lyons
and Nelson Miller, charged with rape,
was before United States Commits
siOner Churchill, at Van Buren, on the
9TH inst. The parties are colOred sol
diers of the 3Sth United States cOlOred
and charged with rape upon
the person of Caroline Harris, a Choc-
taw woman, near Fort Arbuckle. All
were committed to Jail, to await the
action of the grand jury.
The Fort Smith Herald of July
10th says: Col. Schaurtie, mail agent,
says hereafter the mail from Little
Rock will come to Dardanelle by
water, thence on both sides of the
river by stage, disseminating the SER
vice on the north side of the river be-
low Dardanelle. We trust the change
may be for the better, for they cannot
be in any worse condition than now.
The Van Buren, Press, of July
II, says: The U. S. snag boat left here,
morning, for Fort Smith,
where it will clear all distractions
that may show themselves, and then
work its way down the river, clear
ing everything in the shape of snags
IS theygO along.
From the Fayetteville Democrat
we learn that on the Sd inst, Alonzo
Sawyer shot and killed Thos, Wilkln- |
son, in that city. Both were citizens
)f Washington county. Sawyer fled
md has not been arrested. The diff I
,ulty originated from a game of cards. /
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July l9.-The first general
meeting of the Woman Franchise
Society was held here Wednesday.
Among the nOtables present were
John Stuart Mills, Lord Haughton,
Hon. James Stansfeld, Henry Faw-
cett, Rev. Charles Kingsley, Louis
Blame. There were also many ladies
present. An address was delivered
and resolutions unanimously adopted
in favor 2ffenale suffrage.
Paris, July l9.-MarShall Valiant
has been re-appOinted Minister of
the Imperial Household The Press
Of the city regard the next Cabinet as
one of transition only.
MADRID, July lS.-The Govern
ment has received a telegram an
nouncing that Don Carlos has disap-
peared from France and entered Ma
Varre. He was pursued to the from
tier by the police.
SIDNEY, CAPE BRETON, July IS
The French cable feet, engaged in
LAYING the ocean line from Brest to
st. Pierre, Miqgelau, experienced a
heavy gale Of wind, accompanied by
thunder and lightning, Friday even
ing, The William Cory, which had
finished the laying of her portion of
wire, found il too stormy to attempt
to transfer the end remaining on
board to the ship Standaire,
freighted with the main pOr-
tion. The men therefore buOyed
it at sea, after which the entire squad
ron made for and put into Nina bay,
Cape Breton. This movement was
absolutely necessary for the purpose
Of repairing a slight damage which
occurred to the paying-Out machinery
on board the Chiltern, which was Oc-
casioned by partial collision between
that vessel and another during Friday
night.
Sir Joseph Anderson and friend
landed and came into Sidney by over
land, intending to proceed neXtmorn-
ing by way of Bras Dor lake to Hall
fax and Boston.
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ARKANSAS NEWS.

The Bentonville Traveller reports
q large immigration in Benton county
as arriving daily.
Mr.. Philip Baum, of Fort Smith,
designs establishing a dry beefpackery
at that city. He will put up a large
quantity this season.
The Magnolia EJOlcer is the title
of a new Radical paper at Magnolia,
in Columbia county, the first number
of which we have just received. 1t is
published by Blackburn & Stary-Mr.
c, S, Blackburn being the editor,
The prisoners in the Van Buren
iail cut>a hole in the wall one night
last week. One named Ross. who is
sentenced to be hung in September
next, was just getting through the
hole, when discovered by the guard
and captured.
From the Pine Bluff Republican OF
the 10th July, we learn that the over
flow of the lower Arkansas has not
been serious, and that only few places
outside of the levees, have been in
jured. At the highest stage in the vi
cinity of Red Fork, the river was two
feet below the levees.
The Herald learns from Col. Du.
Val and Mr.. j. S. Bostick, that it is
the intention of the directors of the
Fort Smith and Little Rock Railroad
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WASHINGTON
The Iuly Interest Of the Virginia State Debt
not to be Paid Before January
trian Immiuranis for Virginia.

nUa tC &c Fdfu EGtut I 1dlCai - F1uo-
trian Immigrants for Virginia.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-The July
interest of the Virginia State debt
will not be paid before January next.
1t has not been arranged to pay il
even at that time.
The Richmond Wig says that
eighty austrian families from the
IeighhorhoOd Of Vienna are coming
10 settle near RichmOnd. They have
already disposed Of their effects in
Austria, and are waiting the return Of
their agent who has been here recent
ly to make arrangements for them.
He is now en- route for that country.
Those already here are delighted with
their prospect.
The Acting Commissioner Of the
Internal Revenue, in a case where a
lot Of tobacco was purchased in Rich
mOnd, Va, nj a United States mar
shal's sale, with the understanding
that the marshaps brand would pro-
tect il in the market after July lst,
decides that the marshal's brand does
not protect the tobacco from liability
10 bear & tax paid by stamp, and that
no refund equal to the value Of the
stamps which may have been pur-
chased and put upon it can be allowed
To-day Commissioner Parker dis
cOyered i'm the Indian Bureau num-
Der of silver medals prepared un-
der the different administrations
as presents to the friendly Indian
chiefs, in token of friendship. The
medals were stamped with the head:
f the different Presidents under
whose administrations the treaties
were ratified. 4 feW medals are to bC
struck bearing Gen. TrOuts image
for distribution among the friendly
Indians.
4 small quantity of fifteen cent cur
rency was issued by the Treasurer to
day, and an additional supply will b.
issued tomorrow. The new twenty
five and fifty cent notes will maxi
their appearance in a few days. /
will probably be several weeks befOr
the money will be out for general dis
tributiOn.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
Geh Grant and Family at Long Branch
Gen. canby and the Virginia lesisia-
ture---AuguSt Belmont & Co.
and the Eenian Funds.

ture--AuguSt Belmont 20.
and the Fenian Funds.
NEW YORK, July 19.-President
Grant and party arrived at Long
Branch this morning.
A Richmond special says Gen. Can
by has sent,circulars TO all members of
the Legislature elect asking them if
they can qualify by subscribing to the
iron-clad oath. If he ascertains there
is a quorum of both Houses thus
qualified, he will issue his proclama-
tion in about fifteen days, announcing
the result Of the election, and calling
the Legislature together TO ratity the
fifteenth amendment and elect United
States Senators. The members who
are unable to qualify would, in this
case. remain absent until the COnstitu-
tion has been ratified by Congress and
the State admitted, when they would
present themselves and qualify under
the State Constitution from which the
test oath has been eXpunged. Should
there not, however, be found quo
rum able to qualify by taking the test
oath, the Commanding General Will
then defer issuing his proclamation,
but will order new elections to be held
to fill the seats which Will be declared
vacant by reason of disability to
qualify as above stated.
Dinsmore's kerosene refinery, on
106th street, was burned last night;
loss, $50, 900.
Messrs. August Belmont y Go. re-
fused ON Saturday to obey the order
of Judge McCann, by which they were
directed to place the fenian fund ef
80, Coo IN the hands of the receiver
appointed by the Government. Judge
McCann, upon learning this fact, or
dered the disObedient parties to ap-
pear before him on Tuesday and show
reason why they should not be punish
ed for contempt.
During the chase on Gardeners Is
land Col. Ryan said he was fred upon
several times, but escaped. He has a
place of cOncealment from which he
cannot be disiodged, except by artil-
cry. 1t is impossible for those not in
the secret to reach the spot without
risking their lives. He has now with
hm about seventy men. Among
them are lawyers, Physicians, artists,
machiniStS and excellent musicians.
The man, woman and three chill
dren who were burned at Mount Hope
IlstNt Dtcll lAGlltlllNNl .l0 oOlAll AActi ANaiS
Elizabeth, his wife, and their chill
-SSL-an, David, Lizzie and Katie. They
ktarted from MarrisOnia.
~ Washington special says that
:. factory arrangement has been
made with Secretary tish by the Off
t6rs Of the t,Tencn CaDle Company,
whereby the Government permits the
landing Of the cable upon American
territory. The managers Ofthe French
company, after several interviews
with the Secretary of State, agreed to
hand over 20 the State Department 4
written document pleeging the Com
pany TO give Us this exclusive privi-
fege in France, and to accept the fu-
ture legislation Of Congress in regard
to the Atlantic cable.
The trOt at the Fashion Course this
evening for SI0e0, best three in five to
harness, was won by pld Put taking
The last three heats. Time-2:31,
Ri38l, 2i38, 2;8ll, 2l6i3.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, y. C., July l9.-The
Republican party Of this county has
divided into two formidable factions.
Each wing has a candidate in the field
TO fill vacancy in the Legislature
Oecasioned by resignation. Gen. l..
q. Estes, pneQf the most prominent
leaders of one faction, in a speech to-
day predicted bloOdshed before the
campaign was over. The -COnserva-
tives and Democrats take no part in
the contest, and will run no candi-
date. The other faction, composed
almost entirely Of negroes, has nomi-
mated a white candidate. 1t is found
necessary to place strong forceat the
stations. The most bitter personali-
ties are INDUCED in by many Of the
speakers, and several slight collisions
have already occurred.
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NASHVILLE.

The Repcrt Of the Killing of Four Negroes
ContradiCted---The Southwestern Rail-
road
NASHVILLE, July 19. - The Press
and Times of this morning gives an
account of the killing Of four negroes
near Gladesville, Wilson county,
about tWenty-siX miles from Nash
vile, on Saturday night by four dis
guised hOrsemen. It's informant was a
negro, who said he saw the killing.
Information from that quarter re-
ceived this evening, cOntradicts the
negroes statement, and said that moth
ing of the kind occurred.
The Southwestern railroad in pro-
cess of construction from McNIinn-
vile to Sparta, Tenn, was placed to-
day in the hands Of a Receiver.
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MARRIED.

JONES MILLER AT the Gait House,
Louisville KY, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
W. II. Hopson, Mr.. ANIzI JOINS, of this city
to Miss LIZZIE II. MILLFR, Of Murfreesboro',
Tenn.
One by one the beautiful fiowers of our sis
ter cities are culled and transplanted by the
brave ans true Of our city Most heartily do
we welcome them. None have chosen more
wisely than this. AMzI is all that Is noble,
pure and good, and richly deserves what he
has wOn-one of Gods greatest blessing 10
man, a true WIFE We offer our heaTtiest con-
gratulatlons to the newly welded pair, and
sincerely hope their life may be one of con-
tinued usefulness and happiness. B.
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!. 5.2O,s bonds quiet and steady Al

SZS.
FRANKFORT, July l9.-U. 5. go
bonds closed at S7s.
LIVERPOOL, July l9.-CottOn quiet;
middling uplands l2ld; Orleans l3d;
sales 5000 bales.
California white wheat los Cd. Red
Western No >, 29s Id. Western flour
23s Cd. Corn, No = mixed, 29s; old
28s. Oats 3s Cd. Peas 3Ss Sd. Pork
99s. Beef COS. Lard 70s. Cheese 62s.
Bacon 6s.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Voluntary Surrender of Messrs. Fauris &
lagrdes---Seizure of Cigars.
New ORLEANS, July 19.-Messr5.
Fauris & Laurdes, partners, and chief
clerks i'm the house Of COuterie & Co.,
against whom warrants were issued
on the 18th inst, delivered themselves
up TO Marshal Packard this morning,
and were released on $1,000 bonds.
One hundred and fOrty-siX thousand
cigars were seized by Collector Stock
dale. They were libelled in the
United States Court and taken posses
sion of by Marshal Packard to-day.
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FACULTY

FACULTY
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md. Prof. OF Obstet-
rics and Diseases of Women,
BENZ. w. AvENT. Md. Prof. of the Princi=
pies and Practice ofSutgery.
ALFRED II. YooRHIEs, NJ, D., Prof. of Materla
Medica, Therapeutics ana of OphthalmOl-
ogy.
RICHARD b. MAURY, Md, Prof. of the Prin-
ciples and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY D. SAUNDERS, MD, Prof. OF Descrip-
tive and Surgical Anatomy.
J.. JOSEPH WILLIAMS VI. D., Prof. Of Physi-
ology and Pathology.
ALEXANDER RIyEs, Md, Pros Of Chemistry
and TexicologY.
GUsFAYUs B. THORNTON, Md, Demonstrator
of Anatomy.
For any further information in reference TO
the school, application may be made to
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Dean.
Memphis, July l6, 1859. JyH
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PITTSBURG.

Monument 10 he Built to Baron humboldt.
PrTTsBURG, July 19.-Arrange-
ments are being made for the erection
Of a monument to Baron Humboldt.
The monument will be placed on the
West Common of the Allegheny. The
anniversary of his birth will be cele-
brated by a procession, etc.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 19.-COl. Alvarez
and the officers Of his battalion have
received orders to return to Havana
and form a new regiment, their old
command having been reduced to a
small fragment by disease and battle.
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TAKEN UP, FIVE HEAD OF sToCK-In-
/ Guiding one black Cow and OK OF pToNn
color have been taken in as strayed Dy Jacob
Buehert, on Poplar street, between BIlnkIsy
avenue and Dunlap street. After paying the
expenses for advertising, feeding, ete;, tne
named place pE
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CANADA.
Father MoMahon to be Released.

OTrOwA, July 19.--The Govern
ment has decided to release Father
McMahOn from confinement in the
Provincial Penitentiary. No refer
ence was made to the Imperial au-
thOritieS.
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SEASONED LUMBER.

I HAVE now on hand a full stock Of Sea-
Il soned Cypress Lumber; am constantly
saving, and am prepared to NIL orders for
any dimensions OF Sllls, Joists, Posts, stud
ding, Boards, Clear Lumber, Laths, Shingles,
etc. Attention given to the shipment OF
Lumber. Orders solicited.
gS~ Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river
north side Bayou Gayoso.
Jyi6 d6w g. NJ. vENABLE.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, July l9.-Rice dull
and unchanged. Coffee, Rio, ic bet
ter. Porto Rico sugar II &c; Cuba l23c.
Molasses duh and unchanged. Flour
s. SHAT 81. Cotton dull; sales 185
bales; uplands 34lc. Wheat 81 47G
l 30. Whisky 81 05Gl 06. Corn "A
G96c.
Dry GoOds.-The dry goods market
remains quiet and steady. The only
change of importance is in the price
of 81 Wamsutta bleached cOttons,
which are reduced to- soc by leading
jObbing firms. Printing cloths are in
active, and heavy sheetings l6lG17c
for best makes
MOney.-4lpAey easy, with eXcep=
tiOns at 6 per cent, Discounts nOmi-
nal. Sterling firm at 9IGl0J. Gold
unsettled at 36I, and advanced to 36l,
fell to 35s, rose to 3G, and closed at 353
a. 3jE. The carrying rates were 1-32
per day, and Ca per cent per annum.
Clearances $40, 100000. The AllemO-
MIA tomorrow will take S200, 600 TO
Europe. Governments firm. State
bonds dull; old Tennessees 62l; new
56.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 19.-Cotton
steady; middlings 32lc; sales l25
bales; receipts 252 bales. Gold 3JE.
Sterling 50l New York sight J pre-
MUM. Flour firm; superfine Sc; Xxx
$6 60; xxx 81. Corn, white, 81 20.
Oats 78c. Bran 81 05G1 07. HAY,
prime, S26. Pork S34 80. Bacon 15c,
Isle and 19c. Lard in tierces 19G pole;
kegs 21}G 22c. Sugar dull; common
I0GIlc; prime 1890. MOlasses, prime
fermenting, 63c. Whisky, 81 12S1 Is.
Coffee, fair, lac l5lc,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 19.-Family -four
s. 75G6. Corn 73G74c. Oats 73G, 76c.
Whisky 81. Pork 33c. Bulk meats
13G154c. Bacon l4lc, Is and Isle.
Lard 1870. Hams 214G221c. Wheat
81 20Gl -. Rye 81. Cotton dull and
unchanged. Butter 24928c. Eggs 15c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 19-Flour So 85ta
IS. Wheat 81 S2tGf 32}. Corn soc.
Oats 66G66lc. RyeS1 O5. Barley in
active. Highwines 81. Sugar i33G
149c. Pork S33. Lard 1s3G1ac. Bulk
shoulders 13c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 19.-Pork $33
shoulders 15c; sides lS}G183c. Hams
21622c. Lard l9le. Whisky 81. To.
baccO sales 73 hhds at Sc to SIl so
Prime sugar 144c. Molasses 7jc. Corn
SIC. Oats zoe. Flour, prime, 81 25.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Flour 81 75tS
$50. Wheat unchanged. Corn coca
81 OS. Oats 72l@74c. Rye nothina
done. Sugar 122911sc. MOlasses 6;
CaSOc. Pork $33 25G33 80. Bull
clear sides lie. Bacon shoulders l4le
clear sides 1sG1Slc. Lard lst@ isle
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July Consols for money
/ l-H isf ft t--s - - q. -''-
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantane-
ohs; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
remedies the i'll effects OF bad Dyes; inyigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batehel-
org Wig EactorY. No. l6 Bond street. N. y,
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Notice.
taNHE stockholders of the Memphis and st.
/ Louis transportation Company are re-
quested to meet at the Office of the Company
276 Front street, at O'Clock am. this day.
Business of importance will come before the
meeting. and full attendance is requested.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
NO A. i. CUMMINS, Sec'y and Ireas.
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FOR RENT.
Memphis Cotton Mills Property,

DY order of the U. s. Circuit Court for the
ID District of West Tennessee, will rent, at
public outcry, to the highest bidder, the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HENRY G. SMITH,

y at Law
RFILL practice In the Courts at Memphis,
w State and Federal, Law and Chancery,
ete. No % North Court Square. Iy2l