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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-30

The Radicals say that if Dent runs To-
Governor, favored by President Gran,
the power Of the Republican party WI
he completely broken; that Senter u
Tennessee. and Hamilton in Texas, vii
he elected by msjorities greater thar
those of Walker, in Virginia, Nothing
eIse il talked of here tonight. and mucf
excitement is manifested. Washington
Dispatch.
Any class of sensible politicians who
entertain the idea Of forever holding
down the South under Radical rule, save
with the bayonet, would at once for
felt their claims to being men OF ordi-
nary abilities. The proposition in itsell
is perfectly absurd, for the simple reason
that when the power of bsyonet rule has
for a moment been withdrawn and men Of
the South permitted to expresst themselves
through the ballot box, it can easily oe
presumed that they would prefer Con-
servative friends to Radical enemies
Why, then, should Grants Cabinet and
one William Stokes shed unnecessary
tears over what will be the, clearly de-
fined wish of the masses in our State on
the 9th of August2 If Radical victory
would be secured for Stokes, who
is the representative man OF the
extremists of the day, then the
mower of the military arm must
be appealed to, and the minority, instead
of the sjority, should rule in the coming
election. If the General Government
would allow us in Tennessee the mere
semblancs ola republican government, it
can rest assured that the people will
vote according to their own wishes, and
not endeavor alone by their acts to please
the members of the Washington Cabinet.
We are either free people or we are
not. If we are subjects of the Grant
dynasty, and dare not vote for the men
of our choice, then are we slaves; and to
submit, we should wear the collar with
our master name inscribed thereon, that
all the world might know who we are. We
are opposed to this moBgrel despotism
which gives to the Executive and the
Radical party the power to look into the
acts Of a sovereign State when such
cction is clearly within the scope OF the
reserved rights of the States The allu'
sion was made, and We have endeavored
to direct the eye of the public to the evil
dent tendency of ell authority and power
in the Government to concentrate Of
Washington. Boutwell, and Crsswell, who
are citizens only Of what should be
the American Republic, have thought
it consistent. with their duties, IS
Grants advisers, to dictate to the
people of Tennessee how they
should vote in an important State cleo
ton, This is only in keeping with the
grand scheme Of the Republican party. to
destroy the Government established by
our forefathers, which they have sue
ceeded in doing most eGectgslly,
We shall stand by senter and the en-.
franchisement of rebels, let the result
prove what it may. 1t would be we'll to
define what the Government is, and Ten
ne.see as well as any other State might
serve the parpose
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Friday Evening, 3Oth inst.
subject The Atmosphere.

Showing It's relations 10 the plants and ami.
mails Of toe globe the constitution Of the uni
verse. the constituent changes Of the atmos-
phere during Reologic periods the era Of thu
coal formations: the supreme benefcence o
death a. AZ .-stitution. and the probable ina
destiny Of the human race.
Doors open at o'clock. Tickets. 5oc-: 10
saIe Al TIE principal druf and book stores. ane
st the door. l29 l3l
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New York Stock-July 80, II am
liverpool Cotton-Juh 30, l p.m.-

liverpool Cotton-Jn@ 30, pm
Cotton frmer; uplaHds, l22t; Orleans,
I'D; estimated Gales for to-day, $4,000
bales. Sales for the week, lOl, 900
bales, of which 10000 bales were
for exports and $4,000 bales to specula-
tore, Stock on hand, $4,000 bales. OF
which l77,e00 are American. Stock
aaoat, $50, 900 bales, of which 2sO,O9O are
American.
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Special Notices.

The Healing Pool.-An essay for young men
on the crime of solitude. and the diseases and
abuses which create impediments to marriage,
with sure means Of relief. Sentin sealed letter
envelopes. free of charge. Address, DR.. J.
Skillin Houghton. Howard Association, Phil
adelphia, Pa. $3.50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-30

sure the speedy completion of the much
needed road. We cannot believe that our
Board of Aldermen will be so blind to the
interests of the city as to risk even .
chance for the success of SO apparent q
scheme.
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RUSSELL'S TONIC BITTERS
WILL EEPEcTuALLY CURE
Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Byspep-
STA. Chronic or Nervous Debility.
Chronic Dfarrhea, Disease of the
Kidneys, and all Diseases arising
from n Disordered Liver, stomach
or Infestines;
Such as Constipation, FIatulepce, Inward
Plies. Fulness Of Blood TO the Head Acidity OF
the stomach. Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for
Food, Fulness OF Weight in the stomsch. NJ
Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering attic Pit
Of the Stomach, Seimming Of the Head, Hur-
ried or Difficult Breathing. Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking OF Sufocating Sensations
when 10 a Lying Posture. Dimntss Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight. Dull Pain IN the
Head. Deficiency Of PeIsniration. rsllopness
Of the Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side, Back.
Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden Flashes Of Heat,
Burning of the Flesh. Constant Imaginines OF
Evil, and Great Depression Of Spirits.
They are entirely Vegetable and Free
from Alcoholic stfmuIant and
all Injurious Ingredients,
And are pleasant in taste and smell, aud mild
In Their operation. and will remove impurities
from the body. and give health and vigor TO the
frame,
sold By all drueEists and dealers in family
medicines. Prepared at No. a North Court
street., Memphis, Tennessee
80 Liberal discount TO the trade,
j. B. RUSSELL, MD,
1854 Proprietor.
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No. 1 Plltsburg Coal,

Would do well 10 call before giving their
orders 10 some Of the WALKING coal Offices. that
:" 90 up ard down Continually. seeking whom
they may "-KETcH slnERoDY.
Take your time. and call on your obedisnt
iif-isS H.B. PACKER a Co.
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A theoretically benevolent man, on be.
ing asked BY 8 friend TO lend him q dol.
lar, answered briskly, With pleasure; !"
bat suddenly added. Dear me. how IN.
for,unaisl I've only one lending dollar,
and that is cut
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MARRIED.

WHARTON CAVANNA. AT the resi-
dence Of the brides mother. . Riverside, near
Louisville. KY, on the 9th inst. by tho Rev.
T. p. Haley, Mr.. w. Lewis Wharton. of Mem
phis, Tenn. and Miss Jennie Cavanna.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Iist NORTHUMBERLAND.

r DIscLAIM HAVING Anything TO
i do with the charging of 81 50 for the Alpha
betical List Of the Bankrupts Of the Western
District of Tennessee. The list is sold By
street, at the unifor m price, fifty cents.
. n r. BARNES.
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London Money = July 30, PM
Fiys-twenties, s3s; Erie,l9l; Consols, Z;
Illinois Central, a.. bonds in Frankfort,
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GREENLAW OPERA HOUSE.
PUBLIC LECTURE.

nR. W. II. HANSON, OF ST. LOUIS
IL viii deliver a Public Lecture at Greenlau
Opera House, on next
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-30

Ne,o York MoSsy-July 30, ll:55 a m.
Governments continue strong, with bulls
IN the ascendant. Sterling Exchange
dull, at 1893 for sixty-day billA Gold
carrying at per cent, with large short
interest.
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DIED.

In this city on the 30th inst, at TO O'Clock
am, Frank A. Mailer. in the thirty-s sixth
year Of his age. Due notice will be given Of
the time of the funeral.
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J. ID. STEWARDS
High School for Boys
ITO Alabama Street.

THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTI-
Il tuition will commence on WEDNESDAY: the
LIST day Of SS.sember next. l5l-laz
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Q o al. N o { i c e /.

DE IT DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD BY
ID All parties disposed to patronise US. in the
COAL trade, that We have no further connec-
ton whatevtr with the old coal-ice ofice a.
Quoted exclusively At TX Madison street.
where, b. the way, parties wishing to purchase
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-30

Domestic and Foreign Market Reports. as
Telsgraphed to the Public Ledger" by
the Southern Pacific and Atlantic Tels-
graph Company.
Nesc York Cotton-My 80, ll:4O am.
Market opened dull and nominal in
prices.
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Mr.. Hugh Mccall met bis deaih from
the pressure Of piece Of timber upon
his breast as be lay 10 his berth. which
was the very hindmosi il the sleeping
car. BE vas q merchant Of high stand
ing 10 New Orleans, and be and bic wife
and son we're en- route 10 the East on a
tour Of pleasure. HE body will be
brought 70 this city and deposited 10 Cave
Hill until the recovery Of lie bereaved
wife snd son, who are nov Al 81 Joseph {
In6rmAry.
The engineer, Eugene Riley, vas killed
BY the escaping steam Of bic engine. he
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03

Business houses vera generally open
on New Years day, and some Of them
reported an active trade. To day there
was 3 NJ isr4ttly acsive demand, but ths
bsd weather of last week has n'sie the
roads almost imusssl5le, sud very few
couatry teams crs ia tom. Q-d5rs by
river suG Tsii have f4lsn eff since the
holidays, bat i5 is anticipated that the
plau5ioE season viii be an early one,
and planters viii so0a begin ID lay ia
their supplies. oar st. L7ais exchanges
are saDglins Of the completion OF The
railroad from thss city to B lm5nt this
ye2r, o. before ths lee can Interfere with
navigation next wintsr. Very much de-
lag Is pow experienced by our meTcaants,
"a OF whom bought goods ia that
market ten or twelve days sgp which
have nos yet been received owing to the
ice.
The attention Of cur people is be
ing directed to railroad matters, and by
aaotner year we hope to record rapid
progress il more than one enterprise Of
teis kind. Make Memphis accessible,
and trade viii follow as sure 80 night
follows day.
With the old year we may record the
dezth Of the New Orleans snd Memphis
line OF packets. There IS no cotton go.
ing dlwn stream, aud without fair down
tcips these boats could not live.
me census returns OF our city have
very much sstonisaed those who thought
themselvel we'll informed upon the sub
jscs. Few IL any esti1ated our: poIua-
ton ct less thar 50,000.
The Commissioners Of I9ternsl Rsve-
nue. has made 3 decision o. interest to
distlliers. The machinery in 8 listil'ery
in New York having got out Of repair,
SO as to require q su pension If business.
notice vas given to ice Assessor, who
gave permission for wOrkmsn to enter
the establishment to make repairs. l.
was then discovered tigt there we're in
the distiilsTy seven tubs Of mash, worth,
say seven thousand dollars, which, if ths
stree letter of tas law were pursued,
W0cii have to b. destroyed Upon the
presentation OF the facts 10 the Conmis
si0ner he decided that where o uspsn-
pepsi9n Of busitses occurs By Casualty or
Unforeseen circumstances, renderinS a
stoppsge Of Guinness inevitable, the law
makers dlG not intend that property
should be sacrificed or Destroyed, as
would be required where the ps,Cesss Of
distiilation Had been kept up in wiIIul
violation CT the law.
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OpTTOE.

This being q holiday in Liverpool, no
dispatches were received from that port.
The New York market at the opening
vas unchanged in every respect. AT
noon the demand WAS moderate aud
prio arm, Uplands 26,. Orleans oslo.
at 3 pm. the demand was good and
prices teadlng upv sri, Low II ddlings
265, UplAnds 26le, Orleans, &c, Good
aiGdiings 279c. Tde closing dispatch
read rs follows: Demand gocd. Prices
have advanced. Sales 1890 bslss. Up
lands, 264@263e.
Toe New Otlsans market at noon to-
day was dult and unchanged, MiddiiDgs
25c, with sales Ct 500 bales.
The sales yesterday in this market
we're very good when We consid 7 that
It Wa 3 hold y. Several hundred bales
changed hands upon q basis Of 24l9244c
for Mi5d.ings. To-day there was =
lively inquiry manifested by buyers, and
holders were firm, ONE Of them not IN
covering their tables, pfeferring to await
Moud .y's market. Toe SAILS will not
fall shcrt OF 2000 bales. Of which We re-
port tue following lists;
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have transmitted them to degenerate
descendants. The men who traced these
grotesque forms-the externation Of a
definite, but hideous idea-are Of the
past. Their carvings are symmetrical
and artistic when compared with those
executed by Sitkans in 1868. They knew
how to work iron and the native copper
this knowledge has not come to their
posterity.
Capt Fast tells some interesting facts
about the modern Alaskans, illusions to
which here viii not be out Of place.
Their f1ces he describes as different
from those Of our red Indians, and
strikingly like the japanese in the direc-
ton Of the eye. They are not OF nomadic
habits. Their government is patriarch
ial perhaps "domiciliar would more
accurately describe It, for the chief is
one who owns and rules q house. Houses
in Alaska are large enough to contain
several families. These live on The
ground floor without Inconvenience from
the want Of segregation. These houses are
built Of unhewed wood aud are entered
by a round hole which is reached by
means of steps. A huge fire is kept
constantly burning in the center Of the
house, unless when through the laziness
of the inhabitants it burns out. This
in injurious to the social relations. yet
Capt. Fast testifes to the remarkable |
morality Of the women. It is, however.
Of a strange character as we understand
1t, for it Is in the power Of their father
or husband to sell them. No Alaska
wife is ever known to prove unfaithful 70
her lege. Disputes among members Of
tie same tribe are Of rare occurrence
occasionally they have bitter contests
wi,i other tribes. Their s-ustenaace is
derived from game and fish. Agriculture,
to the nature Of the climate, can
besaid to exist in Alaska. Their
dead are incremated, and the ashes de-
posted in curious cases, which are
placed in trees and in holes in the
rocks.
The evidence which Capt. Fast posses
ses Of the character of the early Alas
kans and their position as IN aboriginal
are most valuable, and. when pro-
perly arranged, will afford o fruitful
source of speculation to archeologists
Independent of their own intrinsic
worth, they will be valuable in stimulat-
ing research in Alaska Of a character
which viii show whether our earlier in
labitants drew their origin from the
cradle lands Of the earth, or are
ntochthonous-children Of the soil.
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SUNDAY p
LOVED roo

Far OF in the din au1 desolate Past
That shoTeless ard eouowiul sea
Where wrecks srs driven by wsVs and blast,
Shattered, 'unken, end lost at last,
Lies The heart ina wss sroken for ne
Long ago broken for me!
My loves were Glory and Prize and Ar
All, dangerous rivals a reet
kweet lips might eniVtr AZ q warm tears Start;
Should an ertisi pa re for a woman hearl-
Even that which was broken or mel
Poor heErtl
Too Iare q be lr1ken for mel
Oh. she was more mild Than the summer wind,
More fair than the llies be;
Gore true than the STAR with twlllght tWinned,
Was the spirit against whose love I siuned-
The heart that wa broken ior me
Poor hear-
Cruelty broken lrluei
ItYd her an artist shoula welhiz art
that only his love shcul1 be;
No other sho1ld lure me fr0In mine aTar.,
J said and my cold worcs chilled her heart,
The heart taat was broken IOr me
fCor heartl
uope.cssy broken for ne
Ispoke of the beautiful years 70 come,
In Tue lands beyond Tie sea-
Those years which must De WearisOme
To her; but her patient lips were dumb
IN siIenos Ii b1Gke for msi
PoEr htasti
Broke, yet complained not, for me!
] pressed her a and rebuked her tears
Lightly and carelessly;
! said my iriumphs should reach her ears,
Ard left her alone with dismal years,
And the heart thEy was breaking for me
Poor heart
Silently breaking for me-
My days were a dream OF summer-ime,
Ny life was \ y Glory;
Fame wove bright x 1laadst u crown KY prime,
Aod ] Ealf foTgO. that IN thst radiant cline
The heart tbaf was breaking for me-
Poor heartl
Patiently breaking fOr me-,
But my whole lie seemed, as the swim years
rolled,
More hollow snd vain TO be;
Fzme's bosom 81 best is hard and cod
Oh ! would have 2 ven all praise and god
For the heart thai was broken for me
Poor heart
~Ihsnklessly broken for me-
Sick with longing. hope. and dread.
! hurried across the sea-
She had wasted as though with grisf, they said,
Poor cb-ldt poor chlc--and was icng since
All! dead f8r the love OF me
Poor hear
Broken, and vaIniy, FOR me,
Weighed down by a load too heavy 10 hell,
She died n~urmuringiyf
Ard ]. rBm0ISe q and u~ncOus1'et.
] dream OF the wasted days OF old.
Aud the EeaIt that was broken for me
Poor heart
Broken so yainly Tor mel
And my soul cries u IN bitter pain
Fer the bliss that caunOI be
the lsvs that never can come sgaio,
sweet yOCBg life IA At IS lived Iu vain. ]
Add the heart tnat was broken fer ne
Poor heart.
Broke1 aud buried for me!
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General Randall to do what they want,
aud 81 gsin the six millions which he
prevented them from poelxeting last
summer. Another ring is competed Of
TAnDesseS r tIiells. / know not II the
Governor IS "a il, but certainly zone Re-
publican Congressmen Of that State are
is earnest supporters. This, IL success
fni, viii net FIVE million dollars. [ be-
ijeye this money is due Jne general Gov
eminent for the payment Of rolling
stock and materials purchased Of the
QlErtermsster's DEPARTMENT after the
war closed. It may, perhaps, be a claim
for services rendered during the wal and
claimed GA account Of "ioyslty." One
OF the ether c~ertainly is. Besides these
there sre the Alta Vela ciAims, amount
ing to several millions, ia which Judge
Black and Gen. Batter are both inter
esled as active or advising counsel.
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Consna6sstoneg.'s Net5ce.

WIN. P. MeIlen, Irustea and fke-Uniisd states
and Others, Against Ths New orleans and
Oaic Railroad company AID Othsr4
Ballard, Judge or tl@ Du-le1 States tf-
trict Court Cor tne Dlstfib Or Ken uc1zy. y
to AUDIT and maze eutn fsu ssna csn aiet- re
port 10 saii Court q al raLi ard c1ulo1s vet
unpsi5, secuged b the tEs mortgage. and aso
AL b5uaE and coupolsdce ana ulp-id- secured
by the second m1rtzags 0i the sale New Or
leans ard Ohio Railroad Cg1Ilaay- euI 20
EhOm due aud t1a names o. Lhs h0l1ers
thereto respectively
Therefore, Nctiee is hereby Eiven n EN- bond
holders rs aforesaid, 20 come forwa1I amt cie-
ard lie with me-, as said CoUutsioceg. 40
kentUchy, al bonds. bsi1g Tie Lrs5 a1d secena
mortgage OF said NeW Orssans and Ohio Eais-
read company and cCIpou1 thereto De lcei1g
aud Unpaid On or before the second aanday Il
AareH, 1853. ". II. JONES
uOV14 I'm = tDerili Hommf-fnua-
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MARKETN.

APPLEs-The market is well supplied,
aad demand moderate cooking apples, 81 per
b 2shsi: eatipg, &5Gd per barrel.
BEANS-Lsrgs stock; market dau choice
3 5993-
sUTFElt-Ths market IS duu. Choics West
ern aud Tennessee in lnbs, 4Gsfici Good,
%m33s.
BRAN-Held at SIS 20 ia lots.
BAGGL&G=Stock moderate and demand
igQb. Pr ces are Irregular. Light ws.igat kea-
uesy. 1871 l5c; heavy l9a22r-
BULK M~EAfS-St1ck light and demand
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his card that he would pay in full, yet
the HeraM contradicted this assurance
and stated that he would never pay q
dollar, and he never did. So, also, the
great banking house Of Prime, Ward d
Co.; they paid nothing.
Stepping into a large concern some
time ago, We entered into conversation
with the book-keeper, a man apparently
Of sixty, and found to u surprise that
be once was a partner in a heavy cloth
importing house whose sign had been
familiar 10 US for years. A conscious
ness Of the difficulty Of retrieving ones
fortune was uttered in the language Of
William Burger, who a few years ago
was one of the heaviest wholesale deal
ers in drugs IN the city. After this fail
ure, which wound up his business expe-
rieuce of thirty years, a friend asked
him how old he was. The reply was,
" too old to fail in business r and 50 it
proved. We have e the broken mer
chants Of this city reduced to keeping
boarding houses. We knew Of one who
made his bread out Of model artist exhi-
billions, and another, who was once among
the greatest business men of the day,
was recently picked up in the street at
a drunken vagraat, aud as such
was taken to the station house.
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Eight thousand pounds are to be
paid Nilsson for singing in twenty-four
concerts.
-Hayard has 1850 students altogeth-
er-three hundred-ahead Of Yale.
Western University, at P~ittsburg,
is prosperous, and counted 200 meteors.
Mr.. Bright, the English statesman,
is now whitened with age.
Mrs. Enthusiastically viii some
day be worth the whole Of $1,000, 900.
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Pon wHrTs aIvER.

Regular Memphis ami Waite River Pfezet.
DIS ~. GAAttg MASTER
rhis aHe passenger PACKET leaves is
for the above on $3.50.
TT SDAY, 5th inst, at 5 pm.
Fog freigni OF passage apply 10
ELLIOTT q MtLLEs, Agents.
las Promenade street. foot Jefferson.
2ernphh ami White Elver US MAJ . k Co
ITBEEr1 30 2....--~-.-Sdsou master
Thls excellent steamer leaves
Memphis as above, ~
TUESDAY,. tth inst, ut 5 pm.
scr ireiaht or passage Apply TO
LAREH hANNSIAD. Agent.
ta3 StaF Whart6oat. foot EODToe 81.
iempnfs and White River US. Mai Packst 20
Liberty NO. .--..-s.----------.B tSon AtasteE
This excellent steamer leaves
MemphiE as aB=ge, EE
TUESDAY, 5-h inst, at 5 p.m.
LEVY SUAhPE- Agents,
NJ 81 Front street.
A. savers. Passenger Agent. J23
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FOR L POINT.

aemphss and aaie's FOist Packet
For Randolph, Fulton, Oscsola and Hale's
Point.
The SijewhseI Passenger Packet
MYRTIE.--.-..---Captaln VIC HardWick
.aTILL leave Memphis az above r.
tE every Iuesday and S4iur-E@s
dEy, conlIae3cing Wednesday, HOysEieur zoaR,
sad wi remain permanently ia the trade, aud
by strict AZ sntiont TO bus nass trusts 10 receive
the patronage O~fsAippsss.
aor freight or passage apply on board or 70
VIASUN z DON3HUE, Agents,
25l Front street.
MART WALT & o., agents,
uov2ltf No. ~ front street.