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GEN. BUTLER left here last night for Massa.
chusetts
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JOHN MITCHELL,
3i2 PENhsyLVA6Ih AVENUE,
. Z d Q \ y
". -. ROBINSON, n. D.,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, .
Has opeped an OH ee at No. south street, Cap
itoI Hill He pays special attention to complaints
Of long standing or Chronic Diseases. He uses
Vegetable R-medies to gether with electricity. in
The EN- re- of all diseases and remarkable
in affections of the Stomach. Liver, Luugs aad
Bleed. Consultation anu advice free. nyl3 sm'
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BEAUTITYNs The SKIN AND COMPLEX.
kEMOXES ALL ERUPTIONe, FRECKLEs.
PIhPLES. MOTH BLOTGHEs TAN, etc.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES In the NURSERY IL 10 Invaluable
Tor GkNTLEMEN after SHAVING it has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" fs the snly reliable rem.
sdy fer diseases and blemishes Of tine SKIN.
PHALON,s "PAPHIAN SOAP,
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the EkIN. Price IS ats per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.s
ssFLOR DE MAYO.n
NxW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKBR.
UhIET EX9UIsIrE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON D SON, New Fork.
bs-1y Sold By all Druggists
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wasarReroR. Nav -. I-os.-gsy Ocake .
Co. furnish the following auotasisns OF 3cv
errment securities:
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TIE GRAND ARMY OF TIE REPUBLIC in
this District nave furnished the Commissioner
Of Pensions with a list Of the names of forty
eight clerks, who they desire to have removed
from the Pension Office.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
MR.. SEWARD BOY AGAIN.


He Goes 10 Alaska-Will Return via Mex
ico.
Especial dispatch 10 the Starl
NEW YORK, May 2s.-Ex-Secre,ary Seward
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Seward are AZ the As
tor House. Mr.. Seward appears in excellent
health and spirits, and says he feels ten years
younger than when he LEFT Office. He with M.
and Mrs. Fred Seward will take a trip across
the continent, starting IN the early part OF June,
going over the Pacific railroad 10 San FRANCIS
60. From thence hey Will so % Alaska by
steamer, and after spending some time there
Will return home by way Of Mexico.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GOOD NFOUCINE


A GOOD MEDICINE,
DAVIS PAIN KILLER has won for itself a
reputation unsufpassed in the history of medical
preparations. Its instantaneous ee ect in the ersd-
icatfcn OF pain. and the verbal testimony of the
masses in It's favof, have been and are its o best
advertisement Every family should keen IL In
their homes in case OF sudden attack Of mauy dis
eases In which it 10 IN ntidote. myl.Iu
MANHOOD.
A medical essay on the Cause and Cure of pre-
mature decline In man, the treatment of Nervous
and Physical debility, &c.
There is ssembsr Of soeietp by .rion, tsis ook
vii NOT be found ESsfKI trheh.r such person holds
,se T,Lai.on Of Parent, Preoeptor or Cgergymax y
sent by mail on receipt of hfty cents. gffrsss
the Author, Or. e. DEF. Curtis, 5s N North Charles
ST., Baltimore. nv l3.Iy
SPECIAL NOTICE-Dr. Curtis begs to notify
his Washington patients that, owing to his exten-
sive practice in Baltimore, he wall in future be
ate TO devote only the following days TO their in.
terests. and can be consulted Ca SATURDAYS
rom TO ana 3 Z. m, and on SUNDAY5iI q.
m. to Pm and TO p. m at 222 street in
SPECIALITY treatment and cure of Nervous
Debility. and all diseases arising from ADVISES OF
the system. myl3 3w
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DECORATION DAY.-The Secretary Of the
Navy has issued the following order:
saturday, the 29rh instant, being the day Sc.
lected for the annual decoration of the graves
OF the Union soldiers and sailors who lie buried
in the en- virons Of the National Capital, will be
q holiday, and the Department will not be
opened tor business on that day.
A. f. BoRIE,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY aarH
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
TO THE MANAGEMENT
By the citizens of W ashi nRtou,
sesnin, aud the Star Combisstion viii srpear
The performance will commence with the
"' ~ KiSG RENE DAUGHTER.
song-ROCKED IN THE CRADLE OF THE
..st,.sIss-EsJSsSs sss: sHSGI' I 's.An.
Double Miss s0ifss sfosSlf. ssHf B5S DISRs5s q 55s,a
The SSRsuaf &uSr Nh the comedy
Essvs sGofT gippSss, Bsnsn' to
WONDERFUL PERTeRMANoE.
MASTER FRANKIE d. eUNNELL,
~ At the request OF many respectable citizens who
fathers residence, .Washinsten, D. O., viii give
''eri'' of 'SsbiSI 'SHbISsr sfe1SiiIRi; P2SSS6dmrna e
DAsK sEAnoEs
HAr1oHAL HALL,
comensinS MONDaYs SsSEh Evxsfsas II sasffs Ma; ab
- Roor, open att O'Clock. Performance commences
Ts1ss; Cert. f.. the two ss.nos. combined
Tickets can be had In advance, on and after Fri.
day Morning, may 2lst, at Ellis Music Store and
at the door Of the Hall. my cltf
THE PIL0RIM is the most Fascinating and
ininmsp1' Ia MzERSTF HyER2 HAtL sSd Elye Enter
O'Clock: HATINIE WIDNESDHY and az
Music, Lecture, and Grand Trac sfO rmatfon ID
Scene Our leading Churches have il engaged
every evening during the week. my 12.ff
sG, i1a ae' os ANP ssLl al ION No 24n 4ss
No. 4-6 seventh street, between and n streets
Eieht Doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Choice Oil Paintings, Engraving, Chromos &C.
Also, Largest Stock Paperhangings, Window
ehades. Picture Frames, Picture Oord and Tas
sells, Rings, Nails, &C., in the District TERMS
CASH Please Remember Name and Number
apA1y
"A B L L ERY,
3O4 PENEsY YLVANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
A choice collection of OIL PAINTINGS; Gs--
man, french, English and American OHRUMOS,
ENGRAVIN1e, PHOTOGRAPHS. PASSE E-PAR-
TOUT6, 6TEREO6COPEs and STEREOPTIO
VIEWS, PARLOR BRACKETS
~ oSsl Sa And eauare PICTURE FRAME6, CORDS,
Picture Frame made to order Prices mode.
rate. SMITH & SrR0NG
oc IDLY Proprietors.
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IN THE Post Office Department the board Of
examination on the competency of clerks, ap-
pointed on the 9th instant, has been in session
since that date, and it is not likely that any
changes will be made until they are prepared
To renort
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CUBAN AFFAlRs-ADMIRAL HoFP SUs.
rAINED.-The published statements that the
Administration was dissatisfied with Resr Ad.
miral Hoff, commanding the North Atlantic
squadron, on account Of his actor towards the
Spanish authorities and Cuban insurgents, are
entirely without any foundation, as his course
thus far has been entirely satisfactory, and Vice
Admiral Porter announces that his action so
far will be sustained by the Department.
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MRS. DIR. WALKBR, the charming bloomer,
was at the State Department for some hours
tits morning waiting to get an interview with
the Secretary of State. 1t was not known
what was her errand there, but the supposition
was that having failed in getting place in any
Of the Departments, she was seeking for post
in the Diplomatic service. 1t will be remem.
bersd that a prominent Female Rights-er m ade
strong effort a year OF two to get the claims
Of the women to representation in the foreign
service recognized; and that she was endorsed
by Senator Wade for q foreign mission. The
Senator afterwards, however, rather ungal-
lantly backed down from being held response
BILE for an unqualified endorsement OF the ap-
phcauon. He said he only endorsed her ap-
plication for any foreign appointment, she was
qualified 10 ILL.," Perhaps this halfway rec
commentator caused the failnre OF the appli.
cation. At any rate she did Il o. get the mission.
MIS-. DIR. Waller is pretty persevering and per-
haps she viii oe more successful.
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HON. THOMAS NELSON, Minister to Mexico,
leaves Terre Haute. Indiana, to-day for his
post, going by the way of New Orleans and
Havana. He will be accompanied by his fam
lily and Hon. James ST. Clair, Secretary of Le-
cation.
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ADMIRAL DAVIS AND STAFF, who were sum.
moned some time ago to appear before the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs and testify
in the Bliss.Masterman case. are expected to
reach New York next week. The sub.commit
tee adjourned to meet on the 10th Of September,
but they will meet in New York as soon as
Admiral Davis arrives, in order to take his
testimony and that Of his staff.
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GENERAL ID. E. SICKLRs on Saturday re-
ceivea his commission as Minister to Spain,
He has accepted the office, and is to enter upon
its duties on the lst of July next. He proposes
to leave this country IN about three weeks, so
as to reach Madrid at that time
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w AsHINerox
CITY BIsPENSARY,
No. 263, Novthrssf CorAsr Ia and W Streets.
medical advice and surgical operation to the
poor free OF charge.
once hours sto II .. N, tot .. m.
l.. II. TAYLOR, II. D., =. W. LATIMEH, n D.
RAA-U
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THE WHITE HoUsE.-There was quite a
crowd OF visitors at the Executive Mansion
this morning, many OF whom Were admitted to
see the President, among them VIM. Cornell
Jewett: w. A. Cook, Esq, Corporation Attor.
ney; Representative Blair, OF Mich; the Count
and Countess DE La Roche; Hon. q. A. WASH
burr, Minister to Paraguay; w. ID. Farrand
L. S. Consul at Callao, and Others
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THE SUPPLY OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY OF
the Treasury being exhausted, no new frac.
tional notes. or notes Of the denominations of
81 and 80 will be issued in exchange for old
currency until the new plates and water
paper recently ordered by the Secretary are
ready, which will be aboutthe Ist OF July next
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THE PRESIDENT AND Mas. GRANT, accom-.
panied by several members of the Cabinet and
prominent officials, with their families, will
leave the Washington Navy Yard IN the steam.
er TalIapoosa on the Sd of June for Annapolis,
and arrive there on Friday evening in time for
the grand ball which takes place on thai even.
ing.
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A DISPUTED ACcouNT.-A bill contracted by
Secretary Seward in telegraphing over the ca.
BILE to Reverdy johnson has been presen ted to
Secretary Fish by the agent Of the Telegraph
Company for payment. 1t consists Of a single
item and amounts to $4,000. MIR. Seward,
it seems, was to be allowed cheap rates on his
messages, and when this bill came in he refused
TO pay it. 1t therefore fell to the succeeding
Administration, Secretary Fish declined to pay
it, and when it was presented to President
Grant he sent it to Attorney General Hoar for
an opinion, which he is now engaged on.
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BY BGakers' aal BrokeTs' T,leqrnl,h, yaa.s n
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HON. JOHN l.. THOMAS, Collector OF the Port
Of Baltimore, and delegation Of prominent
Republicans OF that city, had an inter view
with Secretary Boutwell, to-day, and subse.
quently called upon the President in refer.
ence to certain Treasury appointments in that
rit
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COMMISSIONER DELANo was again beseiged
this morning by officer seekers, rendering it
almost Impossible for him to transact the pub.
lie business. During the morning he left hls
office for the White House and had a confer
en- ce with the President
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or onSignments Of Cotton and other Coun-
try Produce Solicited. Always on hand a
complete assortment of Plantation Supplies,
Basging, Rope and Ties. sci dSw
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WE have received by mail from the
publishers, "Essays on Political
Economy" by the late Mr.. FREDER-
lex BAsTIAT, member OF the Institute
Of France, translated from the Paris
edition Of 1868, and just from the press
of the Western News Company, pub
fishers at Chicago, - mo. of 400
pages. Although a French work,
this is peculiarly adapted TO the pres
ent time in the United States, the true
principles Of political economy being
the same everywhere, and the work
being remarkable for its simplicity
and clearne7s. Better than ADAM
SMITH, SAY or WAYLAsB il meets
modern issues-and, to tell the truth,
knocks the protectionists in the head.
Nothing but necessity or ignorance
can stand against its stern common
sense. The work ought &c find a lib
eral circulation. 1t would be innn-
itely better for us if its principles
were widely extended, and especially
among our Legislators and public
men. The erection O. tariffs and
4" protection " may enrich a few, but
the many suffer. We wish every la
boring man Ia the country might look
into the facts and arguments set forth
in this work, and understand them.
They would not then be deceived by
sophisHa any more which make them
send Legislators SO erect tariffs which
are every day cheapeHiHg the wages
Of labor, and advancing the prices Of
articles Of food and clothing.
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TIE Ne VS..

Australia isgoing into sugar culture.
Edinburgh ladies III rhubarb cham
payne.
Cape Cod yields few cranberries this
year.
The Chicago "handeart express "
has failed.
A Michigan editor calls Chicago
brevet hell.
England again complains of the cat
tie disease.
NaPtha is successfully employed as
a fuel in Russia.
Measles prove fatal TO recent Nor
mon emigrants.
Tennessee will ask the next Con-
STess 10 divide her.
Minnesota promises 100, 900 bushels
Of apples this season.
The New England gale blew all the
fruit of the frait trees.
In 1867 there were 307 homicides in
France; in Italy, 2626.
The hand-organists are preparing to
go South for the winter.
Patch-wearing threatens TO be more
general this season han last.
New Orleans had only one case OF
yellow fever last summer.
Ffftyssven New England churches
were damaged by the storm.
Philadelphia has a century plant
which will be in bloom next week.
The Pittsburg Iron Mills, for two
months idle, are resuming operations.
South Carolina meditates a canal to
improve the headSaters Of Ashley river.
Russia is about TO introduce trial
by jury a. a new pledge OF her progress
in civilization.
A Cleveland paper acknowledges
the receipt of a bouquet Of fresh flowers
cut in California.
A catfish weighing two hundred
and seventy-seven pounds has been taken
In the Missouri river.
The superstitions expect Napoleon
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THE approaching Fair Of the Shelby
County Agricultural Society is at
tracing a great deal of attention, not
only al home but abroad. The prizes
offered by our cotton merchants are a
great stimulus, and we learn that a
great many planters in this vicinity
are preparing to contest for them.
The general arrangements of the So
ciety meet with the appreciation OF
our people, the prizes fer 90
baccO alone being objected to.
These, it is c%Ontended, in view of
the fact that we desire to encourage
tire tobacco trade, ought TO be
very large, and in amounts to invite
competition on the part of planters in
Kentucky as well as In the western
part OF our own State. Every mef.
chant, every citizen Of Memphis,
should assist ia the Development of
this new branch Of mercantile INDUS,
Try. 1t should be encouraged aud
stimulated in every possible way.
The prizes SHOULD be q~uadrupled, and
the papers Of the tobacco district
should be made the medium Of
spreading our desire that Memphis
shall become the point of shipment
for the bulk Of that erop which, next
TO cotton, Is a principal staple Of the
country. Before the war we were in
a fair way to realize this result. The
reasons that then existed to induce the
tobacco trade are vital DOW, and as
pertinent. All that Is necessary to
secure the tobacco business of 1863, Is
that our MERCHANTS shall put forward
some unusual rewards. The tobacco
growers, like the cotton gf6grers, need
II stimulus. Prizes proportioned 70
those offered 0F The best cot
ton will have the desired
effect. We, therefore, urge spon
those interested an increase of the
amounts offered for the best Ieafand the
best manufactured tobacco, and that
such publicity be given to the gener-
osity and spirit Of our merchants and
Agricultural Society as the nevspa-
pers of the tobacco district win afford.
We submit this TO the Chamber Of
Commerce, and earnestly urge it upon
the attention of members.
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the detriment Of the Cham
Der, whose objects we know
he has so much more nearly at heart
than the possession of an office, to
which Except for the public good and
because he can be more ~serviceable
than another), he can have no very
yearning aspirations.
The nominations made by the
Chamber were certainly excellent
ones, and such as must occasion the
expression of surprise at objections
from any quarter. The fewer express
siOns Of suspicion bipartisan purposes
are made the fewer it is likely will be
the occasions for them. 1t seems the
choice waste be made between Messrs.
NELSON and MOORE, Mr.. GUY hay
ing declined to serve. If Mr.. MOORE
had been the nominee, should Mr..
NELSON'S friends complain on
the ground of political considera-
tons? And if not, why not? when
it is conceded that those of Mr.. MOORE
should. Such carping must be done
away with by common consent, if we
would have cooperation and business
prosperity.
To say that "every live merchant
in Memphis would be satisfied with
Mr.. MOORE, we doubt not would be
just enough. But to say that
they should not be equally satisfied
with Mr.. NELSON is another matter.
1t seems that NELSON was nominated
by those who were live enough to at
tend to their W interests. And
now we see no reason why they
should not also go on and elect him, if
they choose to do it. The only sign of
a disposition to give political direc-
ton to the management of the Cham
Der Of Commerce which we have seen
or heard of, is to be found in our cor
respondent. We publish his commu-
nication, not as showing division and
dissatisfaction in that body such as he
suggests, for there is no such thing
there. But we do it that we may
strike the absurd and damaging inn
putatiOn on the gentlemen who com
pose that Chamber fiat in the face,
and squelch it by publicity.
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J. Nj. VARlAN g. SON,
cs7ecessors to r. b. Baldwin,,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Nos. 20 and u B0WERY,
Nasr Canal st NEW WORK
Near Canal St., NEW r

WE would beg leave respectfully to call
vGura attention TO Our stock OfCLOTmSG,
WhieF II one ~ The iarzest in the city, cut N
lie most fashionable sfy1e-au4 made Ia tAa
best manner, alsd Will be sold at exceedingly
low prices.
our 1orrIs ASD CHILDRES's p~EFARTAESr
now complete, is the most extensive IN the
aouptry, unsurpassed in quality and style.
and roiaprtseS 4 flAf assortment u Dress sud
aSisHEsGD EP1RT4 81 pffFi Ia fhi3
ine Il fuI assortment OF Gents Underwear
Hosiery Gieg1S Cravats. Ties. shirts, Una
breilas. etc. SHIFTS made 10 order and guar
anieed 20 &c.
CUSfas DEPNHTHEST-We w0uld cali 20
this department the particular attention OF
gentlemen who have their clothes made To
order. We have a large assortment Of cloths
and Cassimeres. OF the finest that can DO
foand In the European markets also "A fuiI
ass0rtDlenL Of fine American CasSiraeres-
We feel ~SangHiua that the most fastidiouS
must eertrlnly see so1iethlnE with which
y N. rARFAE 8 SOH.
BIZ. 1NGRAu4Sk
Ez Formerly Ct MempnH, IeaHs
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/ 10 die this wear. All the calculations, al
gehraic, arithmetical and prophetic indi-
cate It..
A New York establishment has
been opened for 'washing dogs and eX-
terminating heaS,' at iifty cents a head.
Miss Gray is a young milliner in
New York State who has fallen heir to
seventeen millions by an English lover.
An exchange thinks it is pretty evil
dent that the champion liar OF the world
has gone into the business oftelegraphing.
\ Chicago girl says that she don't
get married for the reason that she don't
know whose husband she might be mar
rying.
Byron woke up n morning and
found himself famous. Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe woke up one morning and
found herself otherwise.
Under the head of Broken Eng
fish, - a Paris paper places such Londoners
as get smashed up by railroad collisions,
or come to grief financially.
The San Francisco grapes which
reach New York are filled with wine in
stead of juice, which phenomenon is the
effect of six days of jolting.
The wretched Partisan fashion of
d~ishguring the face with small black
patches Of cOurt-plaster has ragged among
the ladies at the watering places.
There are said to be $4,000 members
of the Order-of knights of the White Ca
melia in Texas. II is said to comprise the
best and wealthiest citizens of the State.
A California Spiritualist proposes to
raise money for a Pacific National In
dustrial Orphan Asylum" by exhibiting
4 ~l-..--I...E 4Ia VTnfnn a Fnfur F-afuhfnT 1DNl
pounds.
A new opera on the story Of Joan OF
Are has been written, and is TO be pro-
duced at the Paris Grand Opera, Mile.
Nilssen being engaged AS the prima
DONNA
Minnesota has completed its wheat
harvest. and estimates the quantity at
| twenty-five million bushels, of which
only six million bushels viii be retained
in the State.
An enterprising Yankee has gotten
up a Brussels carpet made from linen
! with a little wool carded in, and printed
from blocks, which, when laid down over
an inter-lining, has the appearance of fine
. body Brussels" and all for forty cents
per yard.
A poisonous bush has proved very
destructive to sheep in Australia. 1t Il a
pretty shrub, about four feet high. with a
bright scarlet blossom. The botanical
name is QGStrOIObita grGHd5F0rU1l, and
over two thousand sheep have been lost
cut Of one flock eating this bush.
A photographer of Simla, in Hin
dostan, has discovered a large vein OF
meerschaum, said to be superior to that in
ordinary use for pipes. II does not fuse
when exposed to heat, but increases in
bar1nacg Cnaqimpus have bapu sent 10
Calcutta, in England, to be tested.
Excavations IN the Farnese gardens
on Mount Palatine, the property of Napo-
leon III. have brought to light some of
! ground chambers of a senatorial house,
which. having been built into the founda-
ton of. the palace OF Iiberius, is pro
I nounced to date from tho republic. The
walls are embeIlished with beautiful fFes-
Goes. which prove that the Romans ofthat
period had attained great excellence in
the art Of oFHanentation.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL viii be
ready for subscribers on Wednesday
morning. Merchants and Others de-
string to communicate with and COM
pliment their country friends, can
accomplish their object handsomely
and ereditably by sending them copies
Of our mammoth weekly, the sub
scription price Of which is as low as
that of the great New York weekiies,
which it equals in size and amount OF
reading matter.
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.

UNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSES
MENPHIs, September 10, 1907
MERCHANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inc
above Houses are now open 70 receive @nG
discharge cotton. FveFy facility to seller ami
buyer Will be given. To ms old patrons I re-
turn You nay thanks; Tor the mtufe,4 refer
YOU to the past long experience IN the buSi-
ness. I hope to merit your patronage
4@sr safety. capacity and CONVEX fence uue-
dualed. Rates same as nTst-clAsS h1lSeS
SELF AS. WH{TFcRD.
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