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The New York herald., 1869-06-22
ARRIVALS.
REroRrED by THE HERALD srEAx YACHTS.

-" -. ~" "h"as" Sin@" 'Aoh'o'
stesmship Nevada tBr, williams, Liverpool June o. via
10th, with mdse and I12O 10 Wiams
0uon Had hne weather, W and sW winds prevailing;
Yrancs Perkins No ia - =
Steamship Ellen Terry Cbapn, Newbern NC. 60 hours
with mdse and psscnce 10 Murray, Ferris Co Passed
schr Dsmsr, hence, going in. = T-77
siesmship Albemare Couch Richmond City Point and
steansbip Co. - : : :
Steamship Niagara Blskean, Richmond, City Point
Eorios WIN mdse and passengers, 70 the Old Dominion
s.s.msbp Commander, Bowss, Philadelphia, with mdse,
BARK John wor-,er of salcu) Knowles Annoy $50 days,
With teas 70 John Caswe Co vessel 70 Henry HastIng
and crossed the Equator May lon 70 Had nne weather
ron, from baltimore for Rio Janero.
BARK concerdia Sor JOB snsep, Newport r. So days. with
railway iron 70 order Had light westerly winds and plea
SAINT weather during the passage. ~ .
Bark fIoyidenta Utal, Dodero. Genoa, los days, with
marble, ac, TO Phillips Son. Had light winds aud
cslms the whole passage
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commander Thomas II. Eastman has
been detached from the command OF the Penobscot
and placed on waiting orders.
The following have also been detached from the
Penobscot and placed on waiting orders-Lieutenant
Commander Frederick ]. Naile, Lieutenant Thomas
Nelson, Ensign George @. Clay Midshipmen N. ].
Drake, J. u. Hins, A. J. Parsons and William Z.
Strong.
Assistant Surgeon J. q. Ayres and First Assistant
Engineer Henry w. Fitch have been ordered 70
special duty at New York, and Assistant Surgeon
Dwight Dlckenson 10 the Naval Hospital at Chelsea
Magsachussets.
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"
e.as . I:xT.ns:, da:: Co; % vessel 70 BsssrosI
BARK Murray, sheldon. Port Prince u dsys With
oss ssd s nSa ar Ns from
Bark Louisa Cook , Cook, Mssnzas II days, with sa-
Maggie Husg Husg Ma.an.as, IL days, with sugar
B,5t New York, Gibbs Nasan.as II days. with sugar to
ss5s Ya%sr rs ychn.on. sssu. days. yis sugar ,S
~ ssSS; Ssf sss' H. S'S
PRS 4,sTS Lst.yrs days. with sugar
I'm
sirsa iI' For
Win @ sSs SssS s%s:Sr s.s1' '''
lat iijsIs sSSi& Son SR: Weather.
~ sEs:: ssiSs ::'s with
Gibraltar Nay S hsa ns. winds and calm. no c he pas
s:isy 'sE s.s !; T e. With la s
:a s.. X.
- spoke E''.
iSs WHOLE June d. Iss IS - i spof. bark
schr Rsmarci Grant, Cat Island, day, with pinsappss
Goails Godfrey Ap.l.chicol.. 80 day. with yel-
samuel smith, Barrett Esstsvls, NC. day. with
sssr sssr e.. Rsyno1 yr.S. Iass1'0 Virginia.
schr 4 e Turner Tamur. Virginia. ~,
sss, sSSr H,SsC,s HH,sssaP a..,sCp %,E Virginia
scSr S cs1Hs, c;Sass0 Misn.. S%n. v@snis. yrsnl =
schr Hontesidso, Iippincott. Ii Georgetown, DC.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
.....,.. BOUND SOUTH.
steamshp Neptune, Baker. from Boston for New York.
LsSn, %o,t r TnEs from pOrshe,!sr Ns days.
schr American Eagle snow from Portland for New York,
Sohr Wellington barber from bangor for New York, with
lumber TO Boyntons Son 4 Co. "''-
ssr ssSr from from New
schr G Colyer, Crosby, from New Bedford for New
soSr Eagle, Chase frop Ney Bedford for New York.
schr ST James, Reafs, from Taunton for New York
Schr Nelson Mscombsr, from Taunton for New York.
schr Lady Adams Evans from Providence for New york.
schr Chamberlain, Miller, from Providence for New
s sshr I;i; = Stevens from Providence for New York.
v schr Freeman Eldridgs, from Pawtucket for New
ssSr Aida Eaton from NSswpq for New
schr Clark, Stockings, from Portland Ct, for New
sehr Maud Maloch, Stewart, from New Haven for New
BOUND EAST.
Brig Neponset =, from New York for Boston.
schr Lsmartne, Kaney, from Elizabehport for Provi
dence.
schr Grand Pre- (Br Gormley, from New York for Wind
sor, MS.
schr More Light, =, from New York for Calais.
schr cEEnqeGiGS Stevens from New York for Fan River
town, CT
Schr Essex, Nickerson, from Albany for Boston.
Schr Clarissa Allen, Hale, from Albany for Mystic.
schr Dawson, Smith, from Albany for Mystic.
S r a Si ra River
schr Mary Prsdmors Hart from Rondou. for prov.
dence.
schr May Day, Adams from Poughkeepsie for Bddeford
Ne.
schr Frank Maria, - from Poughkespse for Portland,
Schr Mary Tice Tice from Newburg for Providence.
Schr Lyndon, Raupach from Newburg for Eastport
Yacht Magic, Ogden from New York for Newport. .
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
SHIPPING NE W s.
wenther Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 2I, 1860.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving port will
please packages intended HERALD 10 our
regularly authorized agents who attached 10 our Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend TO the delivery packages
will be BY the following from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1858 -:
Resolved That and after April 1853 the Associated
Pres will discontinue the collection Of ship news In the
harbor OF New YORK. Passed unanimously.
nY The onlce OF the HERALD steam yachts JAuye and
JELNNKTTH is At Whitehall sip All communications from
and consignees the masters OF bound yes
sells will be forwarded free Of charge.
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BELOW.

Ship stetson, Moore, from London May 2, with mdse
g Grnnel Ainurn Co. by pilot boat Francis Perkins,
bhp Alsen (NG) 0romich, 40 days from Bristol E. with
49,
Bark Harvest Noon, IL days from Matanzas by po, boat
Ethel Bolton 10 days from sagua by pilot boat Isaac
Brig sebinsr, from - Ny pilot boa, Isaac Webb No 81.
SAILED.
Steamship Henry Chauncey, for Aspinwail
Wind at sunset ESE.
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SIABRNG AfEaAY.

Last evening, during alteration at No. 20 Mul.
berry street, between Emma Brown and John Lyons,
the former stabbed Lyons In the chest and head In
nicting slight wounds. The injured mans wounds
were dressed by Dr. Armstrong and the assailant
arrested " ap Queer Of the sixth precinct.
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~ ~. =. ~. s,N =, r'.. 80. -
George oi%ssoa Sai.Ss s.aS as
"a H. S Johnson sros 4A. bar. St
GL4seOw, June so-Arrived. steamship Dacl.n, Laird.
& ssss SYerH ppfosssSs S'isas s1s
John Giy.n !br,, Mayo, Richmond, (; Va
oqsSss; ..n., 49,. ~ -. n,,,..,.-s
NYork. "
cory Nsrssss 70 load Tor NYorE sOth S6j hOeP-
TySsrooI Ns june seArrtved, brig Cora sR., Hsndss
HO% & :s1 as
r ssis isA S1s KsI August e6ucS Hssr
mp - port Nay "A bark, Evelyn tB, Jenkins and Mamie
ao ssa .ns otS AAy ffs Avn
Sailed April ", schr Farland Liscomb irom % Ma
% Lindo Ssrl, Cafmiehsei, NYori.
nah :" f'A'' juno N''-''''
PmLAr June A%s Krqs:r % RhsSsBeSs nrn BS..
phls A ess :sed June s,sSS ssiS bark
ass;' D sx's.' June . ss. a., Rice s','s' s.-
s';;s1 s ": s.
Ps ss.s i a. psl S e. from sH'E
Nos InRs % ss%sho aaPo, o
RIO JANEIRo, MayA-Arr1veos DARK Sane 1aSy tbrJs
Legget., San Francisco. .,..,,-, ,,-.. o.. 49, NJ.
IN port sh bark; W.vslst tBr GInn FOR nYSrs Pss'
Le Dain for NYork Arscata tBr Pateridge and Scnmp
ghens for Hampton Roads ag; vslkyrsn NOr for Sandy
Hook for orders, dg; and others. -. ,.,
Sailed Ssd ,chr Gesron Orb Stephens NYorki %h' brig
Doctor (Br), Jones Baltimore. :. 49, i
RIO GRAEDE May ls-In port schrs Mary Ansrton, Par
0m Baltimore arrived bth FOR Boston dg Ane Chris
NYork do. 80,
sailed % May & srg % A1ion tNG 'onsebl0sd' NY0rf iAh'
souraAMPToN, Jnne N-Arrived, steamship weser,
Wenke, NYork FOR Bremen ., p..s 49,
SwAN6KA, June 6-Arr1ved, Aexander brougn, savan-
nah. -, =, r...,... v,,.
SANDMAN june 6-Arrfved, 81 DORADO, Tnomson, rhla-
ST PIEREF, Mart, June I'm port prlgs Conduean (b)
for NYork ldg; Unicorn, do DO
Sailed 3D. schr warren BALTIMORE ., Mi. n,
ST JOHNS PR, May S0-Arrlyed scnrs Arctc MOTIFS ba
tmore June Perseverance Phiadeiphia IN brg sarah
Crowel Messenger Baltlnore 9th, schr rred smith, new
York; 7th, brig Sarah Kennedy, Duncan, Caha0
Amcricau Ports.
ALEXANDRlA, June lS-Arrived, scbr Maria Pferson
Sailed-Schr Jesse Smith, Boston Cnas Raymond, do;
John Ward, Jersey City.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"A States without pubcity legal everywhere; deserop,
Ac sufficient cause success guaranteed charge IN ad
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FR0A WASHINGTON.
Observations 10 be Taken Of the Eclipse Of
the SE~-kurder Of an inspector
Of eastOns--Etc., Etc.

WASHINGTON, June 1j.-PrOieSSOr
Simon u. Newcomb, Wm. HerkneS:
and John r. Eastman are ordered tC
proceed TO Des MOines, Iowa, or with
in 100 miles Of that city, for the pur-
pose of making observations of the
eclipse of the sun on the 9Th of Au.
gust.
Intelligence has been received at
the Treasury Department Of the mur-
der of Frank Dupont, Inspector OF
Customs, near Brownsville, Texas.
1t is supposed 10 have been done By
Smugglers.
The Society OF Friends have pTr-
sented the Secretary of the Interior
several names for appointments as
Indian Agents and General Superin-
tendentS
1t is not true, ~ announced in a re-
cent cable telegram, that in an official
communication Minister Motley init
mated that the Administration con-
ours in the reasons which led the Sen
ate to reject the Alabama treaty. Such
was not the tenor Of his instructions
concerning his Intercourse with Her
MajestY's Government. 1t Is not,
therefore, considered probable that he
would make this assertion. 1t is,
however, certain that he was instruct
ed 10 explain the circumstances at
tending the rejection of the treaty
without committing his Government
10 any line of policy, but at the same
time standing by the rejection of the
treaty. Mr.. Motley l. not instructed
70 make any proposition for the set
tlement of the claims, but to say that
.F III. ss, 4
owing 10 the rejection of the treaty,
the present is not an auspiciOus time
to propose the re-opening OF ne
gOtiatiOns; or, in other words the
temporary pOStpOnement of the ques-
ton Undesirable with the hope that
when the excitement shall subside
Her MajeSty's government will invite
a reOpening of negotiations" lie Is
not authorized TO announce the readi- (
ness Of our Government to make any
propositions on that subject, nor To /
demand the payment of the amount |
Of damages, national as we'll as indi- !
Vidual. but to assure Her MaieSty'S I
Government Of the sincere desire Of 4
oGr own 10 have all matters of dispute .
adjusted on terms honorable and salts /
factory to both nations.
Another point in the instructions is
in effect that the mere proclamation 4
declaring the rebels entitled 10 belig-
erent rights is not in itself a cause
for demanding damage or 4 sepa- !.
rate ground Of complaint But
this. taken in connection with
subsequent acts was unfriendly and
showed a spirit of hostility against
the United State duringthe late war,
resulting in losses which require rep
aratiOn. The instructions prepared at
the Department Of State about ten
days before Mr.. Motley left this cOun-
try having been slightly modified, ut
the instance Of the President himself,
they We're carefully considered by the
Cabinet, to whom they were ICccptG-
ble, and were soon thereafter handed
TO Mr.. Motley without further amend 4
ment. The only specific instructions
TO Mr.. Motley, As to the treaty regu-
lations, were with reference to natu-
ralizatiOR and C0nsuls, and il is sup
posed that by this time ne has entered
upon that duty.
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FROM GEORGIA.
Decision Of the Supreme Court.

ATLANTA, June 15.-The Supreme
Court Of Georgia to-day q de-
5isiOn that the negro is eligible 10
Office, Judges Brown and McCOy
being in favor and Judge Warren dis
senting. Judge Mccoy held that the
State was without a civil government
before the Convention met thar made
the present Constitution; that the
blacks and whites participated i'm get
ting up the Convention and forming
the Constitution, and that il was
against lis spirit Ia exclude blacks or
whites from its privileges, unless CX-
pressly prohibited Judge Brown
claims that the 18th amendment for
bids anybody being deprived cf It's
privileges, and as the code gives citi-
zens the right To hold Office and the
Constitution makes him a citizen,
and does not forbid 20 hold office, il
was not the intention Of the law 10
break the Fourteenth Amendment
and deprive the negro Of his rights.
Judge Warren helOsPhat the negro
vas q new political creation i'm the
body polite; that he must hold Office
by special enactment; that the code
which defines the powers Of citizens
was enacted before the negro became
a citizen, and therefore it did not ap-
ply to hiIR; that he did not have the
right to hold Office under the common
law, nor by statute since he was made
a citizen, but the Convention voted
down the proposition TO make him
eligible TO the Office, and that until he
teas especially authorized to hold
Office, he was Ineligible.
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FROM BUSTOH
The Peace Jubilee Largely Attended

Boston, June 15.-The Coliseum
was fully lighted klst night, present
ing a brilliant appearance. During
the evening the rehearsal Of the Anvil
Chorus was conducted by Mr.. Gil
more. The performance exhibited q
marked proficiency. To-day's pro-
gramme commenced at II O'Clock,
nearly the whole chOirs and orchestra
being present. The Overtures were
correctly and harmOniOusly rendered.
Solos were sung by Madame Pereppa
Rosa, with the grand chorus most
effectually. The other parts of the
programme were equally wei per-
formed.
The Jubilee opened formally at
pm. Mayor Shurtlefie delivered the
welcome, and Hon. Ii. a. Rice fol-
lowed, as orator of the day. Many
distinguished people, including Mrs.
Harrison, Gray, Otis, Parepa and Ole
Bull, were cordially greeted BY both
performers and spectators. The chorus
and instrumental performers num-
bered from ten 10 twelve thousand,
and the audience, notwithstanding
the heavy showers during the
forenoon and the continued threaten
ing weather, 1900. Fully One-half the
people inside of the Coliseum were
ladies. A general view from the bal
cony is quite beyond description.
Nothing like il was ever witnessed on
this continent. The view embraces
about three and q half acres of faces.
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FOREIGN.
Prince Albert 10 Visit America---The Ala
bama Claims. Etc, Etc

LONDON, June l5.-Prince Albert
has decided to visit Canada and prob
ably the United States.
The Times has another article on
the Alabama claims, and says it can't
be denied that the work Of building
the Alabama was done knowingly by
The British builders, in a British port,
though after that event it may be re-
gretted that such proceedings were
lawful, but it must be certain that
they were unlawful, but it would have
been better for both countries if the
Government had seized the Ala
bama. The justiiiability of this step
was doubtful, but the refusal is the Of
fense which England committed, and
which She Is ready to submit to any
tribunal a soon rs America desires it.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-Four
members of the Metropolitan Police
and Lieut.. Gov. Dunn, NEGRO, who
Is President of the Board, We're inn
prisOned in the Parish Prison for six
hours. to-day, and fined 500 each, By
the Sixth District Court, for contempt
in disobeying an Injunction from
that Court. The trouble grows out of
the jefferson City affair.
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TELEeRAPHlC MARKETS
CINCINNATI.

CIScINSATI, June l5.--FIouE unchanged.
Corn to3lje. Oats 9Sa72c. Rye Il l0al Is.
ders BE; sides l6al7c. Bacon shoulders I8ltc:
sides IA faiSc. Sugar I3i @al5i4c MolaSSes 55a
SOc. Wheat 81 l5al 70 Cotton active and
higher mltflings SUES. Butter 2ia2se Eggs
liai5c
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, JHne l5.--Flour 81 JOaG 70. Wheat
81 lS{al a.. Corn 63lsc. Oats jgstc Barley
81 seal i0 Highwines Ssc. Pork S33. Lard
bilc. Hams bizc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June l5.-COrn 6jc. Oats &c
Prime sugar H+ze. Prime mOlasses soc. Pork
80. Bacon shoulders Abqc: sides lSaiSbSc
Tobacco sales 525 hhds al s. 10 sl2 30. High
wines 6e. Flour 81 D..
ST. LOUIS. ..
81. Loris, June l5,-Flohr 81 2ia5 o.. Wheat
81 05al o.. Corn 65a67e oats saaGle. Rye s4a
s5c. Groceries quiet aad unchanged. Pork
- -. haePn shoulders lt'4ei sides lSalS'sc
AaulS l3-N e, Lard sth,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Cotton active and
advanced; lt.iddlings 3g 4aale; sales 800 bales;
receipts 6.S bales. Gold % !. Sterling 81. New
$ 6255a6: Xxx = 8; xxx 60 50. Corn, white.
81. Oats 52a73c Bran 81 Is. Hay s36. Pork
Si 50. Bacon shoulders lac; sides 49, 1tal9c
prime laaiE4c. MOlaSses nominal; ferment-
ing 35a6oc. Whisky 92a9jc. Coffee, fair IL
NEW YORK
NEW YORK. June l5.--Cotton hrmers sales
100 bales; upiands 321la34c. Flour 3 G0a5 10.
Wheat 81 4lai f3lZ. Rice 5l4a9t<c, Coffee firm.
Cuba sugar nl4al25{c. AiOlasses firm.
Dry GOOds.-The market Is quiet bat steady
and firm for cotton goods, the only change Of
importance IS an advance Of &c on HOllower
"a bleaehed muslins from he TO I31<c. The
wOolCn trade is languid and depressed, cspe-
cially on light weights and fancy styles.
Heavy grades are moving more Freely, but al
very low rates.
MoneF.EThe market was very stringent
until after bank hours, and the demand was
urgent; the rates ON call loans rapidly ad-
yanced, and a large business was transacted
al per cent currency with commissions add
ed OF 3sas}-lS per cent Discounts were n0Ini-
nal. Sterling dull at S3ka95s. Gold during
lower prices opened at SS4. Tell to 5734, adj
vaneed TO 81. and closed at 81. Old Tennessee
bonds STATS; new g. sa82s -
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NOTlCE.

ssis Dist11et Of westTennessee, age
In Bankruptcy, SS'
AT Memphis, Tenn. 4th day of june. 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
aPPotntme ent as assignee Of Jos. H. Choa1e of
shelby county and Stale OF Tennessee, within
said District, who has been adjudged Bank
rupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court OF said District.
jes p 10 GEO. ARNOLD, Assignee.
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VALHERmOSO SPRINGS,
Ia The MouhtaiAs.nOf Morgan County, in
Alabama,

1 RE now open TO visitors, and comfortable
\ Recommendations can be depended upon.
The temperature is coof and pleasant, and
there are no musQuitneS. Ahe new steamer
Ida takes paSse ngers frOm Decatur. Ala, to
the hack at the Springs Landing. ~ miles
from NalhermOso, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, returning next day. Time tn rec
hours; fare 81 50. After the ist OF July there
VIII he a daily boat.
BOar,i. per week, sl0 %.
]. J. GIEIiS, and
W. b. PANNEII.
OF BlOunt Springs, Ala.
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NOTICE.

4 IBERAL cash advances Wiz he made ON
IL cotton or Western produce shipped TO cur
correspondents, Messrs. ID. II. CafWell & Co.,
New Orleans Louisiana.
/ jeh MARTIN wALF&Co.
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ICE CREAM. e
DENTIST.
DENTISTRY.

II ~ S5kal w. AGREE. having reopenea his
~ ofiiee, would respectfully notify his old
miends and The public generally, that he has
resunaed the practice OF his profession. Feel-
ing thankfal for the liberal patronage he has
received for nearly a quarter of century in
this city, soliefts continuance OF the same.
Ohiee, 232 Main street. Je8 1
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BANKRUPT SALE.

IN the several matters follow ing: -
Klein & Wolf b. Boxhorn
". q. Campbell, one of the firm Of CaInpbell,
SchwRrzenburg, Chambers & CO.. Campbell
& Norvell Campbell Schwarzenburg,
Campbell & Co., Campbell & BrithertOn.
y. SchwarZenburg, one OF the firm Of Camp
bell, ,SchwarZenhurg. Cham bers d Co., Camp
bell & schwarzenburg.
Thomas E NervelI. one of the firm of Camp
bell, NOrvell shepard. E
IN BanIraPteN al. Mem pllis, Tennessee.
DY virtue OF general order of sale entered
ID by the District Court Of the United States
for the District OF West Tennessee, in Bank
ruptcy, ON the 18th day OF December, AID,
ISIS. we viii proceed To- Stll.
on FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1863
To the highest bidder, FOR CASH, in
front OF the Waldran Block, No. $50 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn. at Ii O'clock am, all
the notes, books, accounts and chooses in ac-
ton which belonged 10 said several Bank
Tupts at the dates OF filing their respective
petitions in Bankruptcy.
Terms OF Sale---Cash on delivery, and a de
pOsit of 10 per cent. at time OF sale. The
schedules 10 be seen at our Offices.
OSCAR WOOLDRIDGE and
. iei6 WM. Y. CIRODE. ASSignees.
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NOTICE

TVNHE annual election COR Five Directors In
4 the Memphis City Railroad Company will
be held on the 2lth day of June, 1863 at the
Office of the Company, Nc. 42l MalH street al
o'clock pm. j. G. SMITH,
myB Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR RENT.-A small House, containing 3
L rooms, No. lS4 Fourth street. Apply
"a aaH H8nF ALLEN BIOS. "a
iel8 Commercial Hotel
a y REWARD.-Lost, a small White Poodle
70 ) Slut; answers 10 the Aalne OF Lille -
Return to 1oS pesotO street. jel5
NFANTED. ED.-MeTehants to know that am
w prepared TO do anything appertaining
10 bookkeeping, at reasonable rates. Best OF
references, II Desired. Address Accountant,
Appeal crfiee. - - = - jeB
rgSHE officers and nembers OF ASGE- q
Il ROMA LopGE No. l8s are "a ~
% attend a special communication this/N
Wednesday evening 18th inst at o'olock. for
work IN the +. G, C,slegree, sI-sf-9-s-e
a JOHN ZENST, w. NJ
JOHN BEAMIsE, Secretary. iel6
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DIED. o.

BERrON-In Helena, Ark Sunday evening,
June, the 18th, In her I7th year, Miss BERcyAR-
DINE BERToN, OF Philadelphia, Pa.
The friends OF August, Charles and Leon
Berton are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of their sister, from NoSi49 Poplar
street, this Wednesday morning at halEpast
q NJ
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DANERI-The friends and acquaintance Of
Andrew and Margaret Daneri are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from his late
residence, No. so, corner Gayoso and Second
streets, Thursday morning, June 18th, at 10
O'Clock. Services at st. Patriek's Church.
Ledger and Post please copy.
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DR.. j. 8. SCARBOROUGH
Has Arrived in Memphis,

A ND VIII remain an indefinite period for
~ the purpose Of treating VEEEREAL
DISEASES, SCRoFULA, DROPSY AND pYS-
PEPslA- he promises 70 cure syphilis per-
manently, without the use of mercury, pledg-
ing himself TO pay all the expenses of treat
ment should ne fail to effect O cure IN cases
where his directions are implicitly followed.
nj the cure of Scrofula, Dropsy and Dyspep-
STA, he considers his treatment the most eff
fectual, safest and quickest known to the
medical world. Or. Scarborough was raised
in West Tennessee, and in an extensive prac-
tce OF seventeen years, has not failed in a
single case TO make a perfect cure In the treat
ment OF Nenereal Diseases, and in innch less
time than Is generally required.
satisfactory references given. A5sa
Once Ne. 227. Second Street, Upstairs.
Attention, Planters and Traders
/ WILL trade q new, fresh and desirable
4 stock Of Clothing for No. Plantation
now being worked with stock, implements,
etc., ing good dwelling and quarters. The
goods viii be sold at n. u. invoice. and the
plantation must be priced on cash basis.
Address J. n REANER
my2l No. So jefferson ST., LouisyiIIe' XIV
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WANTED.

~ hAn BARRELS EST
IOsONiO market prices paid for Potatoes,
Apples. Pears, Plums and Fruit of all kinds
at CONFER & RICHARDSON'S.
No. Howards Row,
ieiJ Memphis Tenn
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\ large assortment of FRESH AND DEsIRA-
BILE GOODS, consisting in part OF Domestics
Dress Goods, Mems, Boys and Ladies' Hats,
Notions, Hosiery, White Goods, Cutlery, En-
broideries Ribbons, etc, etc.
SALE FItlSITINE-TERAiS CASH.
fel6 A. : ROGERsoN. Auet i0neer.
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$40 REWARD.
Thursday Morning, June u, 10 O'cl'k,

WE win sell, at our Salesroonl, corner Sec
w ond and Adams streets. on