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C,AvALRY HORSES WANTED.
HEADQ'Rs FIPTH MILITARY DISTRICT. J
sTArEoF TExAs. onpIoE Gu. QTARrEn'R,

srArfOT Tis4s; oEsIGS III IN dT4 Il ,.S"
ssiSsS a. !HIs Siiss undl j %. q IaHe he ~
tenth sha nv sy !fS 1fil,:, 81 flor sGnd
Al Austin, one hundred and my tlo0 J at JeGer-
son, tTS hundred taoI at San Antonio' one hun
The horses must be sound in all particulars,
81 70 aRs t9 years old and well adsP!sd ia every
SI sF, "a XVI; 4 &c; .SIi SisoroHS'
he i5sPs,ea IsSuia,sd by the existing orders Of
elivery TO commence by August LIST, to termi-
fTopOsais vim BE- received for the whole, or for
The rights reserved to reject any OF all BIDS
Bach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee
or Lfhs Ress9i S (wGess Issp9nslSi nS
awarded 70 him. and the residence and post Office
'tta s sHsa sad fS a e"Sior%"s 70
The s.issiSa 81 bidder, I. called t. section lO Of
Blank bid. can Ss eEtsinsd a. lie b:rot Quarter.
once. San Antonioi and at this 0aice.
s, % alRai sd iSaSSiid 10 ths aRSis
By Command ofDr'AsAo GfF / Irt hHGEEFFSld'
Deputy QuAr'ermA'ter General Bvt, Brig; Ger,
| U. D. A mylO'tu
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
| HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DIsTRICr,)
| OFFICE CHIEF QUARTRRMAsTER, J
| RICHhoED, VA, April q, lsd9.
ss once \ d% ~ y Ssy %
hard, body WOOD At The National Cemeteries Ia
| the First Military District. as follOws;
| Culpsper. II cords.
City Point, II cords
Cold HaTboT. II cords.
Danyille, Il cords,
fredericksburg, % cords
Fort Harrison, II cords.
Glendale, II cords.
Poplar Grove, % cords.
| stAunton, II cords.
Seven Pines, II cords.
winchester, 10 cords.
| To be delivered at such times and In such guam
Titles asmAy be required In each month until June
Proposals may be made for the whole or any
| part Of the wood required,
All pToposals must be guaranteed By responsible
parties In the usual form, aud made subject TO the
Conditions mentioned in previous advertisements
| from this OriIe,
| States army. !. q, CHANDLbR1
Military District Ap2i-td
l
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE


Annual Premium.
ALL PoLIoIEs POSITIVELY Eos-roRPEIrISd.
Branch once New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO. 40 STREET,
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets,
Law and Exchange BuildlnE,)
WASHINGTON, D. O.
A careful examination Of our system cannot fail
TO convince all who have examined the subject Of
tits InssrsPse, shat the NBW JERSEY MUTUAL
tsEes that are not offered elsewhere. especially in
the Provisions Of non forfeiture made 10 The Policy
BY which no one can lose Policy or fall In seeur;
payment has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure in A2knowledging the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met among the itiIena Of wash and Vicinity,
many Of them being our leading business men.
Grateful widows and orphans stand ready to &C.
knowledge our promptness In the payment OF all
our losses. The popularity Of our Company aud
the large Increase OF our business here may be
seen In the fact, that although we have only been
established In this Agency a little more than two
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid to the CORPORATION OF
gton last year las the books Of the Register
will showl tax on a larger income than large
majority Of the Companies doing business in this
city,
tenn, and We feel satisfied We shall still have our
JOHN I. LIGHTER,
mile eoSm General Manager.
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. oPIIcR Acrisd CosNIssARY srBsIsTEScE.
r srr WaP ps Tm. n Z T.. May iSeo
tisement attached, will be received by the uudeT-
signed, until 10 o'clock, a. m, May Is. 1893, for
FRRsH BEEF
TO the troops at this Post.
The said Beef must be fresh, OF u good market
able quality. in equal proportion OF fore and hind.
excluded and 10 Be delivered at Ill Posi- free 81
cost, In such quantity as may be, from time to
time reg piaed by and on such days as the Com
The neeks o. the cattle ushtered for beef to be
dSliSsred under this agreement shall be Gu! OF at
down. The shanks OF fore-quArters shall be cut
from three to four inches above tho knee Joint
And OF bind from six to eight inches above
Separate proposals In duplicate will also be 70.
eeiyed by the undersignod up to the same hour aud
stoned Onieers and their families stationed al this
Post, or supplied therefrom, with such choice
Fresh Beef As they may from time to time require.
snsh as slrioip and Porter House Steak Standing
These eontIAets TO be in force six months OF such
less time as the Commissary General shall direct,
the approval Of the Commanding General Of the
Department Of the East,
f Of : Il PG
cred, then the Commissary at Fort wRdsworth. N.
\. H. shall have power TO supply the deficiency
by purchase, and ne contractor VIII DO charged
The contractor will be required TO cutter into
bonds for the sum OF two thousand dollars. signed
must be mentioned In tho bids.
The proposals. will be opened al 10 clock, AN,
on tho 18th OF May, 1869, at Fort WAdswurth, n Y,
II at which time and place bidders are requested
Proposals will be marked ,,,.PEoposals for Beef
ana Brew, Mac First Lieut. Isl a ailioTy h'Gs
my6.td
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Bookbinders.


Posr OFFICE DRPARrHESr.(
Sealed RrSCSsss VII be BE-. rsssIySd at hs PsPsr!
Ss $fsSs s: si e iS TSsSs sss.:p
thai will be required annually Is as follows;
Class No. !, 200. more or less. 81 by Ok
Class No. 2, 100, 200, more or less, 81 by 81
Class No. 3. 10000 more or less. so by O..
Glass No. Z. 10000, moro or less. 1 by o
Class No. 8. $4,000. moro or less. ~ by lOH
fSr Glass No: 4, an ordinary quality Of buff Or
scSd ps Gs Arc s1 az
All he above. mentioned envelopes. must bo made
sealing upon the entire length Of tho aap, and must
p parcels Of twenty ave, packed IN pasI6osrd or
Sssp,. fs each RSi f' .at sa stsa
oaeia and extra otifial siies separstey or other
In s.tSS o pHPsI e as to bear tr"S;POTatioa BY
TO bs delivered az the Department, such wrapping
When sos or more envelopes are required to all
strong wooden boxes aud properly addressed;
Ss spoa bS
he sTGiTastoI the Whole e aS done under the
iis RaSsope. %s aPSshsa IN such guam
titles as may from time TO time be required 10 al
Ss scsieS sssf q he post s 0sS II re s aPS
whore the accepted bidder resides, or at the enve-
Ses fSsy Sr i RssE fGs
Bids are also nyited for 90 600 Envelopes. more
The S"df S q TaS q GF Re
manner prescribed By he DEPARTMENT. t9I use in
SoSS SrG ES,f T9sss SN'Isss:
Ss G4a q iGIa au ant aG ss hs
S Rs 10 %s nay b
ST Sy iSf nS dss 9SdS from
IA BhdK B9FB AqEo SEp FE FAGs
SG1ss HS IN 6 wGGdSR Eases 70
bspal%su as sp %SS !. drSetSa
tree q ehAIse for packing r,. ,.-,,-.-..--
uars cl ssSg Az In 1 Ss
conveyed as freights free Of cost for transportation
those for delivery to Postmssters to pass as mail
The arst delivery o. nyelopes specified above to
sPselaSas % q he dSrsa Kinds q Envelopes for
cation Nihs principal post Offices at the Depart.
bidders are required to furnish specimens Of the
sa,si0GSss !ssy PTspoSs 60 spPPy and NO bid VIII
'pFf ss ptSs a sSa oy KS Ss' ST
ntsd viii be TAKEN into oSHsdSTSGS T II sw sGS
Ing the contract
Bend sS sad f IL RI pdSm sq g SaISE
will BE- made quarterly. -,-,,,---
any 81 III All FEs re-
E:4 for and
10 ~! sf4 RS Is RS f Ssi:
JoHSA3, J, CREsWBLL,,
iapT'eodt Postmaster General
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Proposals.

NOTICE. SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
,on, st SSs a SSaF .tssis., yeas HAii
lSa NsSS yOrs Hsrb ,s at o'clock p1 m, on
n,,,.,sb fsr,, Maj. Gen; syyyso IseAALss,
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WAsHINGToN,, ALEXANDRIA
CHANCE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. Al, lsOs.
On and Aftsr MONDAY, Dec gst, 1908, and
until further notice, Passenger Trains Will
run between Washington and Alexandria a. fol-
THRoudH NAIL rRAiEs.
Leave \ '>shington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, 6:fd m. do. for Manassas and HaIrisjn-
burg, 30 q. T..
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets (from Manassas rAilroad) ASH y. m
do. from LynehbuTg. 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAssESaER TRAINS.
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DrAHrrrsr OF STATE, Nay 10. lsep.
bealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
X +: J tss:y i'd - nh
o'clock. m.
needed, and blank forms fcP biddina. eostain,ps
full information have been prepared, which Will
be Furnished upon application.
Address "Propossls," Department Of State,
WAshlnE ton, ID. @. myl2.td
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sS-Tnins leaving Baltimore and Ohio pepO Al
s:S 4. m, connect with Orange, Alexandria q I'd
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junetio !,
for all points on the line Of th9t road between Ma
Trains leaving St, Asaph and King streets at o rs
2. IN. connect at s. Asaph Junction with train
arriving at baltimore and Ohio Depot at 2Op. IN. !,
and In time for p nj, tIsiR iq5 BAiatmSres
W. J. PHRLPs. Gen I Manager. decSO-if
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"rRsAssnr DsrAHrsssr. I

"wI.rrs a4cs.I lP piff Il. is
"Notlce is hereby given that the interest
coupons, payable on the list day Of July
next, will DO paid on presentation At the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at the
rate Of six per cent. per annum In gold.
"GEo. 8. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Treasury"
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TREAsuRI DErARrxEsr. April ., 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that the Interest
coupons payable on the first day Of May
next, will be paid on presentation Al the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at
the rate Of six per cent. per annum IN coin.
GKoRGH 8. BsuTwEI, 80
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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A LsxANDRIA. Logpoyy AND HAMPSHIRE
- p

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
!. 1899.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandra at 8 q. IN. and 5p. m. Leave
Hamilton AS -. N. and ll:9a. IN Leave Lees
burg Al . 10 =. IN; and nth D, IN,
The q. IN. train from Ale1Andria and II 30 a. m
train fromH meet It'll Kemp SD ally Ii M
OF Coaches for Purcelyills, sniekersSille, Berry
vile and Winchester. also. with keAmeI's Line Of
Coaches, which leave LeesburE on Mondays,
Saturdays.
All traius arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for connections with Washington and Balti
more. same day,
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pRQPosALs FOR THE ERECTION OF BUILD.
SBRyAToRY.
UsITED IArEs NAVAL oBssRyAroHr,(
Sealed Propo,sls for extending The WEST
WING ,ipdoTssd "P5eposal. for erecting Build:
to the super ntend ent, will be received until noon
ofsATgRDAY, May 70, iSdo
seen A. he obserystoLy, The work to DO com.
Aplt-wfrtd Superintendent,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEI SIdSAL OPPICERl
wAsHISGTOS, d. C., April %, lS69.
at this once until u m. on FRIDAY, the Scih
inst ior supplying the Signal Service Of the army
with the following articles, viz;
Twenty,hyo (25j HAND TELESCOPES, with
Straps and Caps complete.
siNty-nYe t6iI MARINE GLASSES, (BlaOcular,)
with Cases aud Straps complete.
The whole to be delivered on or before the LIST Of
July next
The telescopes must be Of not les, than thiIty'
three (S, and the Marine GLASSES Of not less tkn
nVa 80 mAgnifylng powers, and both Of debating
power, and make similar aud equal 10 tho models
In this office
Envelopes to be endorsed Proposals. " aud ad-
dressed to the undersignrd,
Further pATtir ilArs aud requirements made
known on application TO this office.
l.. b. MOTION,
Brcvet Major U. S. A, Property and DisbuTslng
01icer.
The time for the reception Of the above men Toned
proposals Is extended to MONDAY. the 10Th day
o. May next, at u N aud the time for furnishing
the supplies 70 the ION day OF July next. ap 9.Ll
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Proposals.
, RoPosALs roR INDIAN SUPPLIES.

I,n,., H1iSi,i NH Essf, /, GIVE isS
Bids adysrtised from these hsadqusr IN uaisr
date o. sst March. 1901 for Indian sppplYs Tor the
1893, in plses Of Nay 10. when The eontrsets will
ssssis S;s sssh article n tx NJ b
mys-td Byt Maj. Ger. b. q Army,
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, July l0.-A quantity of cor
respondence from the rebel army to par
ties in New York, designed to be sent by
the steamer Moro Castle, has been inter-
cepted at Batabano, and the persons in
whose possession it was found we're ar
rested.
Captain General DeRodas has issued a
general order to the commanders Of the
different jurisdictions Of the Island. He
eDjoins them to respect the lives Of all
married citizens, to arrest no one on
vague suspicion, to rigldly respect all
legal rights of foreigners; and says that
the Government will hold the officers Of
the army responsible for the good discip-
line of the troops, and instructs them to
forward to him dispatches relative to
matters in their departments, containing
only facts as they trsnspire.
Advices from the City of Mexico, Of the
4th instant, state that Caeva has been
elected Governor of the province of Col
orado.
The volcano Colima is in high state
of eruption, throwing up huge masses of
fire and ashes. Lava is also flowing
abundantly from it The inhabitants of
the villages and towns within its range
have fed from their houses to fields
beyond, and are in deplorably destitute
condition.
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PARIS, July 1.-THE Council Of Min
listers and Privy Council have held fire.
queut meetings at the summons OF the
Emperor, to deliberate upon interpella-
ton for political reforms now pending in
the Corps Legislatif. 1t is said that the
following programme has been agreed
upon, with the coucurrence of the EN-
peror: The Senate will be Immediately
convoked, when parliamentary changes
of a liberal character will be proposed
by the Government.
These reforms will probably include
the extension of the right and facility of
Interpolation and creation of respon-
sible ministry, the Emperor choosing
ministers from the Corps Legislatif with
view of arriving at the particular
responsibility Of each member OF his
Cabinet.
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BY Ell E G & A P q
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE United
States steamer Tallahassee, which ar.
rived at the navy yard yesterday from
Key West, had no contagious disease on
board, and reported that up to the time
she left there had been but one case Of
yellow fever at that port
Chief Justice Chase and Miss Chase
returned to Washington yesterday even
ing. Business will detain the Chief jus.
tice here some days, after which he will
attend the centennial commencement OF
Dartmouth College, of which he is an
alumni.
The reduction of expenses in the Post
Office Department, owing to the diseon-
tinuance of the usual mail service on
Western and Southern routes, is up to
date $4,000, while by other arrange
ments the service has been much i'm
proved.
Letters have been received in the city
from prominent officers in the Cuban
army Of the Republic, via Nassau and
Key West, with dates to the LIST inst.
The intelligence of the arrest of mem
beers Of the Cuban Junta, and others
who desired to give practical aid TO the
Cubaus who we're struggling to achieve
their independence, has been received,
aud produced a most profound impress
sion of surprise and regret. No Other
news could have caused such feeling Of
dependency. One Of the writer's states
that it came like the news Of the death
of your nearest and best friends-your
only friends-and the feeling Of all
seemed to be that we we're alone
aud must expect no assistance. How
ever. ali seeing that it is now liberty OF
death, for no mercy can be expected
from the Spaniards, will eight only as
men driven to such desperation can 6ght
LaConia, who has succeeded Lesca 10
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command of troops garrisoning Nuevits
and Puerto Principe, and guarding the
railroad between those cities, is reported
to have met with q serious loss in the de-
sertion Of some two hundred of his troops
to the standard of Queseda. They report
the dissatisfaction among the Spanish
troops to be increasing every day, caused
by the frequent changes lately OF the
commander of those posts, and the gene
rails and regimental commanders. FIRE.
quent collisions were reported between
the eut-posts of the two forces in the
eastern department, with but small loss
on either side, though the Cubans claim
an advantage of position and of earnest
ness on the part of their troops.
The Spanish commanders continue to
execute all prisoners Immediately on
their capture. Even those who ore
wounded are executed. Quesada has
hitherto respected the rights ofprisonsrs,
but this policy is giving dissatisfaction in
his camp, and numbers of his followers
demand the right to retaliate.
The Secretary of the Treasury has d.
rected the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to purchase $3.OOO,OOo o. s. bonds
each Wednesday during the present
month, to be held subject to the future
actien of Congress. 80
The currency balance in the Treasury
is $4,000, 900, owing to many National
banks having been discontinued as Gov
ernment repositories. 1t is supposed
that the bonds which they deposited as
security, having been released to them,
will be thrown upon the market for sale.
Walker, Governor elect from Virginia,
arrived here to-day.
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FOREIGN.

BREsT, July ia dispatch from on
board the Great Eastern reports that up
to Saturday noon she had run 2023 knots
from Brest and paid out 2277 knots Of
cable. The work was proceeding with
out interruption.
QUEENSTOWN, July 1.-THE yacht
Dsuntless, james G. Bennett command
ing, arrived at this port to-day at 9.55
pm. Allwell. She made the voyage in
twelve days, seventeen hours, six minutes
and twelve seconds.
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Palestine.

The Palestine Exploration Fund at
length begins to give promise Of great re-
suits. After protracted labors, the ex-
petition (which is under the direction Of
Lieutenant Warren) has succeeded in
unearthing the site of the ancient strong
hold of Zion, the city of David, and has
discovered that the area walls of the
Temple of Solomon are still standing in
as sound a condition as when they we're
FIRST built by the Phenician masons,
whose marks are even now visible, and
have been deciphered on the great stones
of the Temple platform. The lost letters
of the Maccabean alphabet have been re-
covered also; and before long we may
look for other discoveries of equal inte-
rest and Importance.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, July ll.-Yesterday after
noon A. Whitley, Chief Of United States
Secret Service and detective, arrested
John d. Williams, John D. Wood, Eli
Field and A. Eckert on charge of deal
ing in counterfeit currency. Wood had
| four thousand dollars in ffty-cent stamps
| in his pocket at the Erie Hotel, corner of
West and Robinson streets. From in
formation received from Eckert, who is
said 10 have confssse to Colonel White
ly, the detective, found trunk contain
ing one thousand dollars in five-dollar
notes and a number of burglars tools.
The prisoners were locked up.
A special cable dispatch to the Herald,
dated London, July 10th, states that the
action in relation to the Irish Church bill
threatens to become serious. Prepare
tions are actively being made for impos-
ing demonstrations. Gladstone has
hitherto hesitated to encourage the meet
ings, but has consented to give his off,
cial sanction on the ground that the
Lords attempted to qualify their opposi-
ton to the will of the government and
people on the ground of pretended
change in public sentiment. 1t is GER
tain, however, that the Commons will
refuse to yield to the Lords their amend
ments, except the three points not affect
ing the principle of the bill.
1t is expected that the open air meet
ing will be the largest ever known.
A Herald special from Havana. of the
10th of July, had advices from Mexico to
the Sd inst, On Saturday, July LIST, a
Cabinet Minister of President Juarez en-
tertained General Rosecrsns OF break.
fest.
United States Minister Nelson had en-.
tered upon his duties on the 25th inst.
Minister Nearriscal and Commissioner
Slacios will sail from Vera Cruz for the
United States.
Intelligence from Yucatan reports that
on the 9th ult. force of 5000 Indians
made raid within fifteen leagues of Me-
vida, the capital of Yucatan. They cap
tured $50 of the State troops and threat
eued to return in October and seize the
city. The State authorities guarantee
the lives of ell who abandon the move
ment and submit to the government.
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DIR. RUssELL's
Dispensary and Infrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNRssRE.

DR. RUssELL's DIsPENSARY AND
~ In6rmary, the largest and oldest iDgtitu-
ton Of the kind In the Southwest. established
In 1889, pleasantly located &C Nos. 20 and ~
see, is open for the reception Of patients desir-
ing treatment and the comforts Of home while
receiving the same. Pstisnts also treated 81
the Office or b. letter. II desired
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout, Paralysis,
Deafness, Pits. Consumption, Syphilis. Skin
Diseases, Spcrmatorrhea, Inpotoney, and All
the diseases arising from the indisoretion OF
youth permanently cured. Allo, Chronic Da-
eases IN all their forms efeotually cured ct the
above named instit utiou.
DR.. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
- Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application. a
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
New Orleans mail daily. sssp Pun. ll: q ann IN
Freieht Except Sunday 2:s5 4:56 Am.
Mail train makes direct connection for New
Orleans and all points South. ~
Coffeeville. Water Valley. oxford, Holly
Servings, and all points North OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central railroad.
Ticket office, 2Y71z Main street, and at the
depot. Omnibuses will call for passengers and
che bagEage In any part OF the Guy oy ieaV-
lug 0' AS. IiVERMOIE. Gen. Sup't.
MEMPHIS AND oHARLKsToN RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily..::..... go Pm. lz:So r.M'
Through express, dailyldoes III w
not arriveSunday or leave
Saturday, Pm. ll:oV P.h.
Junction and 6omerville
ac., save Sunday-............ STU AN. e:tUf.h.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
once. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES, g. T. A.
BARNEY HUGHES. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
nav Express................ 1910 Pm. 40 AN.
Might Express............-.... 2:3U AN. 5W Pm.
Railroad time is Is minutes taster than city
time. Ticket Office, No. 2s71s Main street. Do
pot. head Of Main street s. B. JONES, sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
rKupHrs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
GoIxs WEST : Lsaye Hopsfi s.sd Monday snd
arrive at Madison at o'clock pm.
3ourNG EAsT-LeaveMa disonI .Ihurs.
day and Saturday. at 1880 am; arrive at
HopeEeld at o'clock p.m.. and Memphis
at 1850 pm.
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"What is dollar 2" asks the Chicago
Republican. Well, do you mean bond
holders dollar or q common mans dol
lar? A bondholders dollar means, we
suppose, hundred cents, but the COM
mon mans dollar, say sixty or sixty-fve
cents. Never forget, when yen talk
about dollars, to say whose dollars you
mean. 1t will prevent confusion of lam
gusge and ideas.