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MEMORANDA.


yesterday. "'' ." Wv
nb Elena Stuart from Iyigtut for Philadel'
pnia, Sansu nOm PeterheAd l2Lh ult., having re-
gu, spa PASSED through Pentland Firth Baule Gay.
Liverpool 18th nit " F
BaIque Maria MaVgaretba Dolan for PbIladaJph htn
entered out AZ Liverpool liLh ult.
bAIque bAmpo. However. from EyarpO0l for PM
ih0elphla' was on Great Ormshe cad 18th uit
MaianzAs 2isL uit '' '
IIs BTg = = Smith Knowlion. for Philadelphia. re-
@ Brg Hunter; Lamb: nt 81, Thomas i6ih ult from
Somnrefo Tor Phiiad eiphia and sailed again lSth.
BrlE John Given Mayo bsnce \. Hali.@x 2ilh ult.
mAined at MatanHaB 21sE ull. n 7lGI :
Echrs Ella Amedan, Smtths aud ]. b. Austin DlV0s
from Boston for Philadeipha at Nav Y0fk yfyterday
schE 1. O. O. Wishart; Mason cleared at W.lnatug.
ton. N. o.. 28th ult for New York. ~ Z - /.
sehr Mary Mckee. sasrp. henoe at PsasecsIa 81
sohI W. Carroll. Mages. for PhiiAdslphia, cleared
sc6r Il. u. Faroer. Cobb. for PhiAdeiph,a was
loading At Charleston 26th ult.
sehr Western sea, orOwe, for PhnSdslphia, CIssrsa
sCSE Maud Molopek, for Phlladslphla, cleared Ai
New Haven cath ulL - IafirItfi
8OhF AKIIe 0arWOOd, godfrey, from 6eoFo o2OVn. q
G., At New Nork 2sIh uik ~
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FROM WASHING TON.
A False Report Corrected.

SpeclaI Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The news telegraphed
from this city yesterday to the New YORK
Tribune, that Thomas B. Florence, exmember
of Congress from Philadelphia, had died on
Saturday OF intermittent fever, is entirely
without foundation. He is alive, and enjoying
comparatively good health.
IMr. Florenees arrival In this city is cond-
dently expected by his friends this afternoon.
Ed, Eve. TEL
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Fbr additional Marine NeiOs SEQ Inside Pages,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA..........F I
ARRIVED THIS MORNING,

STATE or EHERMoAKrER AT rHz EVENING TKLE.
GRAPH OFFICE
A. M........"2sI IL A. M......3i p.
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Steamship Volunteer, Junes "a hours nom New
York, with mdse To John Dol.
Schr 9. q. EvRns, Hammoud n days from Pernann-
bucO. with sugar To A II. DauoL Lett hATq1e Impes
radori TO sail about 9Th ult for Pnlladelpbia.
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Suicide ON Staten IsIand.

Npw YORK, Feb. III. Nj. Evans, butcher,
at stapleton, Staten Island, hung himself last
night. No cause is known.
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The WomAn's RightA Convention at Wash
ingtOn charged men fifty cents admission.
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-Messrs De Haven x Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates Of ex-
change to-day at P. NJ: u. 8. 6s of 1881. 1924
1905; do, 1865, llOa@II0s; 40. 1865, new. lOSS "a
1885; do, 1867, new, lO93 ,Dl0S1; do, 1868 1855
@l09iT do, 6s, 10-t0s, 1854 tG9lOsa. Due Com
Silver, 131@1324.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke q Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as tolows:-U. 8, 6s Of
1881, ll2{@lI24: 5-1Oo OF 1862, l19s@l1ss; /;
llO4; July. 1865, lO4h@1Osj; do. lse7, l0s30
l0Ss; do. 1868. 1885 ai09t; l0-4Os, l0s46alOSl,
Union Pacific boIds, lOla tlOlS. Gold, 1861.
-Messrs. William Painter Co.. bankers,
No. SO South Third Street. report she following
rates of exchange to-dsy at IL o'elock:--
United States 6s, 1881, 1l2b@ll2S; q. 8. 6-20s,
1862, lt38ll34; do, 1864 l09lGl09a: do, 1865,
1867, 10ss@l0ss; do. 1868, 10o2@lOsH; 1e-i0s, 1851
@l0Sa. Compound interest Notes, past due.
1926. Gold, 1360l36t
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IRST EDITIO N
~ R O H n.
eeh Of the Emperor Napoleon
at the Opening Of the French
Legislature-The Gem
ments Thereon.

Tie steamship Donau arrived at New York
rom southampton yesterday. BY her we have
European advlces to January 10.
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ARRIVED ATUHrsTrn
Barque onnI. nom LiverpSi. Lim

Brig Oondova. Eddy. 10 days nom MataussS wit
sugar, molassss, ETC.. 10 MOTIFS VAIN q 90.
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Slendinping. Davis q Co report through their
New York house the follpwing:--
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FOREIGN
Interesting Items By ihe ClbIe

BREsT, July At noon saturday
the Great Eastern had run lt4j knots
Hom Bre5t, and paid oqt 1871 knots Of
sable. Everything was WOrlking well.
PARIS, July An Miralard and
several members, a majority in the
Corps I.egiSlatif, propose to bring in
motion that greaJer development be
Given to the action and authority Of
the Corps Legisl8tif; that address in
rpplv TO speech from the throne be
re-estahlished: that the right and
practice Of Interpolation De organized
an n large scale; that the the right tC
mend projects Of law be extended T;
and that Gle Chamber have the right
10 elect it's own President. 1t ls ru-
mored that the Government VIII ac-
cept these reforms.
The negotiations between France
and Belgium for a commercial treaty,
have closed with a satisfactory lnder-
standing on all points.
MADRID, July 4.-The orlhcoming
changes in the ministry are freely can
vassed, 1t is rumOred that Radauz
will be appointed Minister OF Finance
and Nlarlas Minister Of Justice.
The Government has explained that
Gen. Pesula, the Isabellaist, was ar
rested on charges Of military disobedi-
ence and conspiracy against the GoV-
ernment. The silence which the Gov
ernment has maintained concerning
Gen. Dulce's report Of his sdplinistra-
ton, and the state Of affair in Cuba,
causes much anxiety.
A strong Republican manifesto has
been published in Seville. Its APP
pearance was simultaneous with the
departure from the city Of 2 party o.
Republicans numbering lVD. II l.
rnmored that they haSe gone to Por'
fugaI. and will re-enteT spain through
Estromaelera. Troops have been sem
IN pursuit.
No Carlists have been ARRESTED ir
OucdO'
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tably create much distress and general
embarrassment in the business ibpeTl-
tiOls Of the State, Just hopefully emerg-
| ing from its terrible losses and trials
ofthe war. Hence, we say, this order
of Gen. Candy is a good Ona, and
doubtless the whole people concerned
viii so consider it.
4 The Commissioner OF Internal
! Revenue has determined 10 appoint n
Board of Commissioners to decide
whether there is any necessity for
changing the whisky stamps, ard if a
change be found necessary, then
which of the many devices for stamps
now urged upon the Bureau shall be
adopted.
The Prussian headman has been
| forbiddenby the Government TO hold
interviews with condemned persons
ON the eve of their execution. Tt has
been noticed that these interviews add
much TO the restlesSnesS Of the doomed
persons, and that they incessantly
talk of nothing but the AK and the
pain which it will cause them, after
the eXecutiOner has LEFT their cell
Reindel, the old eXecutiOner, took
certain delight in conversing with the
prisoners, whom he was to bellead.
He always assured them that they
would feel no pain whatever, and If
they made their peace with God they
should not be afraid of the scafOld.
The bar of Huntsville, says the
Democrat of Wednesday, gave a bril-
liant ovation on the occasion, of their
annual meeting At jO'cIOck, pm,
the door of the spacious and elegant
dining hail, cooled by the refreshing
air from the limpid, gushing waters
of our city springs, was thrown open
for the reception of the guests, about
seventy in number, all but a few re-
prfsentatives of the Press. being
members of the Bar. The hall was,
beautifully and elaborated decorated
with the characteristic taste of fair
ladies Of the city. The affair was e
grand success.
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testatOr under power to that effect in
the will, taking the notes for the pur-
chase money to become due on these
sales, payable to him as executor of
James Biggs, deceased It. a. Ty-
Ter qualified as administrator on the
estate Of Davis Biggs, decd, and these
notes came to his hands among the
assetsof the deceased. lie employed
counsel to collect the notes executed
to Davis Biggs as. executor of James
Blggs, who put the notes in suit. At
ter actions were begun on these notes,
in the name Of Tyler ~ administrator
of Biggs, Arlington qualified rs adj
ministFator de bonus non of James
Biggs' estate, and filed this bill to re-
cover of Tyler the said notes, claim
ing the sameas assets belonging TO the
estate of the said BiggS.
Held: !. That the administrator de
bonus non of James Biggs was entitled
to the possession of all the notes exc
cuted to Davis Biggs, executor of Jas.
Biggs, decd, the same being assets be-
longing to thp estate of Biggs, unad-
ministered.
,. That until the appointment of an
administrator, de bonus non, the per-
SOnal representative of the deceased
executor may properly control the
notes and collect them, and he is en-
titled TO the reimbursement of his eX
penses incurred, and compensation for
his services in so doing.
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rELEeRAPHIc MARKETS,
NEW YORK.

- " . -
NEW YORK, July 3.--Cotton quiet
but firm; sales $50 bales; uplands
she. Flour 81 9065 35. Whisky 81.
Wheat 81 &c. Corn 80tG6Sc.
Dry GOods.-The market is very
duh, yet steady and firm for all staple
styieS Of cotton. Heavy brown sheet
ings Of the best Eastern makes bring
1870 lie; Stark I6c. Prints irregular (;
Am0skeags range from lose to l2ke,
the inside rate being for poor old
styles, and the other for standard
makes. Fancy brands are selling
from L to I41c, the latter being eX-
treme and obtainahle only for fresh
stvles. Ellprton's brown cotton fan
nels sell at Sic for II, PC for n, 2ic for
Q, 224c for 2, l7lc for 7, 42c for
bleaehed " II, 3Oc for No ?, and for
No o, &c.
Money.-Money was firm in the
morning, but grew easier in the after
noon, closing at Z per cent currency
for call loans. The disbursements of
the Treasury partially relieved the
market. Sterling dull. Gold lower,
opening at 81, declining to 36I, and
closing at 81. Governments are firm,
closing higher. 1t IS reported that the
Government will buy more bonds
next week, but it lacks confirmation.
State bonds dull
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-Flour - G5Ca
6. Corn 72a7jc. Oats GGtd Csc. Whis-
Ky 92c. Pork S32 j0.1 Bulk shoulders
Use; sides 1910 16sc. Lard l9C. Wheat
- POOL -. Rye held at 81 10. Bar
hey nominal. Cotton firm at ;eic.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, July 8. o. Cotton
sitter: middlings 32@Ca 33r; sales lj4
bales: receipts l39 bales; exports 1854
bales Gold 81. Sterling 81. New
York sight premium. Flour, super
line - 65(Gj 7j; XN So 20; Xxx
S. :g5. Corn, 81. Oats 72lG7}c. Bran
81 O2lG1 o.. Hay S26la21. Pork
S34 -. Bacon retailing at, shoulders
I4ac: sides 1SllG lszc. Lard in tierces
1850 20le: kegs 2l,G22c. Sugar now
in first hands. common 90 l0c; prime
BE. MOiasseS nominal; prime fer
mentiDg l44G15tc. Whisky 9Tef9Sl.
Coffee, fair 6lG6 64o.
ST. LOUIS. ~
~r. LDCIS, july 3.-tlouf - sAa -.
Wheat 81 lIGl u Corn s0@ 9lc.
Oats G4Gl zoe. Whisky 93e. Groceries
quite and unchanged Pork so 15Ca
80 -. Bacon shoulders l34@ l4c; sides
Isle. ard l9c.
CHICA 60.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Flour irregular
and unsettled. Wheat 81 363. Corn
72d T2!c Oats, rye and barley neg
lected. Provisions inactive. Whisky
duh
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Flour ~ p.
Corn 6Gc. Oats zoe. Sugar ltsc. Mo-
IaSses zoe. Tobacco sales l54 hhds at
50 TO SD -. Pork S;}3. Bacon shoul-
ders lac; sides lS@ lS5c. Hams l95c.
lard lq-c. Whisky $50.
FOREIGN.
LONDON. July 3.--COnSals closed at
g2l. L. :. Gve-tWenty bonds easier
AT 5iF.
LIvEnrooI, July Cotton active;
uplands lz1d sales $3.50 bales.
California white wheat los; Red
Western No. >, IS I'D. Western -four
29as. Corn, No mixed, rs sd; old,
Z;- aI. Oats B. Al.
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WASHINGTON
The Merchants BaaS I'd Lite Rocs not
iaS0ist
inz ri,s.aru, 1au 49, CaazT irUhCla1
9ai!

WAsHINCVOS. 4Iy 1.-The Treas
ury Department las been officially
advised Of the re-opening Of the Ner-
chants National Rmkar Li3le Rock,
Ark, it being reported in solvent
condition.
The President VIII submit 10 the
attorney General the question Of Ie-
gality Of General Canby' requirement
that members elect Of the Virginia
Legislature shall take the irOnclad
oath, in order that uniformity may
prevail IN recognizing the unrecon-
structed State under the rpconStruc-
tiOn laws
Instructions 10 Minister riCkie- were
drawn az the Department Of State with
much caution, and soon thereafter de-
livered to him in New Work under
-qch circumstances q 70 prtclnde the
possibility of premature disclosure OF
their contents, but from ghat mas
since transpired in official circles it Is
safe TO assert there Is no Instruction
relative to the purchase Of Cuba.
Gen. Van Wick left for New York
tonight, having just returned from
Virginia. He reports the contest in
that State as excited and bitter; that
the Constitution without the test oath
and disfranchising clause viii bt
adopted, and that the vote for Cover
nor viii be very heavy and tl0se.
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DIED.

ELGAS-In this city, on yesterday Sunday
morning, Al az O'Clock, JCNH's H..EEcAN, in
the aSth yearOf his age.
city papers please copy.
The friends and acquaintance OF JUSIU,
Il. ELcAN are invited to attend his funeral
fram tire residence OF Gen. Marcus j. Wright
corner Of Filth ana Greenlaw streets, Chel.
sea. tliis Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
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CHICAGO
Tae IRISH RtpBbiicaa Association OF the
Basted States

CmoAGo. July The Irish Repub-
lean Association Of the United States
will meet at Farwell Hall. IN this city,
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. Quite large
number of delegates from all part- oi
the country are nov here.
The Germans are universally cele-
bratinQ the anniversary Of American
Independence, bEt haveall gone out of
the city to do it.
Business viii be entirely suspended
tomorrow. No evening papers viii
be issued, and no morning papers On
Tuesday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK
immigration Statistics---Raid apoB the 05s-
ter Beds

NlzW YORK, July 4.--l42, 22l mllnl.
grants have landed at this port since
January j, an increase of SD,0oO over
corresponding period last year.
The drum fish has made a raid
on the oyster bed between Staten
Island and Keyport. The damage
from the destruction TO oysters and
other shell fish is estimated at $780,
600.
The Cuban fllibusters held in custo-
dy at Brooklyn Navy Yard were re-
leased last evening 10 the number OF
IS8. Two ring leaders, Signor Alfere
and BasserO, were transferred to Lua-
low street taiI 10 await trial.
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cOPARTNERSHlP

EROM the above it will be seen that We
L have become the successors of Messrs. E.
Robbins & Bradley, in the general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience in
this trade induces US to rely upon ooutinu;
ance of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. We propose 70 Keep
on hand a stock well adapted to the wants OF
thesurrOundingc country and viii be prepared
at all times to offer great inducements TO puf-
chasers. -. -, e,,,.,,..,,,
wovo
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cRnIGE HAY.
For Sale BY
For @aIe.

yVtHE neat Cottage Residence. "A AIosby St;
would make an excellent home for
small family. The house contains ftve rooms
and storeroom, servants room and outhouses
on the lot; also, eistern, now fun Of the
finest pure cold water. There is q lattice cis-,
tern house with force pump. The fOt is Y
feet front, l4S1z feet deep. to an alley, and Is
garden, The location Is exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited that section
OF The city. The neighbOrhOod Is Of the high
est trespec ability. The lolsCe wil4 be Solo at q
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prem
ises, or ftt. Avalanche office. ieA /,
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NOTICE
Sirayed or Stolen $50 Reward.

@ TOLEN last Sunday night from Mna. d.
- Porter, two miles west of Macon, REM,
one DARK BROWN MARE MULE, abou, IL Il
hands high, 8 or years old, name ana ta4i M
trimmed and some or inches long, seasi ss
marked carries high head, and neek ~ asoilet,l nc
uipeon-foed. barefooted, small spot OF httr
dff az Fight side, near the hip size ot hsAl
dollar Fifty dollars reward VIZ wstiSsR gs Ria lor
''Ss iago w Macon. Tenn.
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BJiEl s,.. ..a5-ai EaG Capture Of Pb-E.o Plata.
HAVANA, July 4.-A,lyicas rom
st. Domingo 10 June 30th have been
received II was reported Gen. Lu-
perOn, with the steamer TelegaufO,
had bOmb3rded Puerto Plata and
subsequently captured Samana after
short fight. On landing he issued
a decree declaring thar The
Bay Of Samana is no longer in posses
sion Of Baez, and consequently all
treaties made by him with the United
States Government for cessiOa or use
Ofthe bay are null and void.
The American steamer Hero -tlii
ramHined at >anlana.
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NASHVILLE, July H.-rhe auuiyer-
sary Of the National Birthday was
celebrated to-day by cur German citi-
zens. At eigh o'clock am. they
formed IN procession, marched through
a number Of the principal streets ol
the city, ana cut 10 the horticultural
Garden. The procession was large
and composed Of the elite 0f the Ger
man population. At th. Garden.
speeche- were made BY Chas. Nelson.
John R0hIn and Rev. =. ". Eehsler
Of NashN lie. and A BohT, gf Chatta-
2CQgo,
F. After the speaking a barbecue was
served up, and the remainder Of the
day spent in sports peculiar 10 the
Germans. Thousands of our citizens,
Of all claSseG, were present during the
tSy,
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strayed or StOIen---$25 Reward.

4 BAY MARE, about Is hands high, > years
/ Old, very quick, and small tail viii
pay IS reward for her delivery to me.
j. FEALI,
ia. al2 Union street
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NIotlCe.

.tI,lIE subscribers to the capital stock Of the
/ "MemphiS and st. Louis Transportation
Company" are hereby notified that n call
Of = per cent? twenty-five per cent. OF said
stock IL made. 10 be paid on or before the 18th
July. at the Office of the Secretary and Treas
urer, No. @7b Front street, upstairs.
BY order Of tho Board Of Directors.
\. i. Gu MMISS,
iy2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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NASHVILLE

Tie Rsy ta- Gecu1as Celebrated ;as s2-
toHal H5.ic5y
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, 43 MADISON ST, p.
- MEMPHIS, Tenn, June l, 1869.
TVNHE COpartneTShip heretofore existing un-
1 der the name of ]. G. LONSDALE & CO.,
is this day dissolved by the retirement OF
Capt. b. f. White. The business will be con-
Quoted in future by J. G. LOnsdale and y New-
ton :. Otis, under the name Of LONSDAIlE q
OTIS leo d&W
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DISSOLUTION.

rJ,EIE firm oF. f. ROBBINS q BRADLEY, OF
i Memphis and New York, IS this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm name
viii be signed by either party In liquidation,
The entire stock of goods and the good viii
of the business has been sold and conveyed to
Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER q SIMPSON,
who will conduct in Memphis the business,
on their own account, and in whose behalf
the confidence Of the public is respectfully so
licited. - -
ELISHA ROBBINS,
10 Warren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
223 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Dated at Memphis, April 80, 1863
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w yANTED.-TWa good white wOm' . go
w I'VE miles into the country on ",
and &, z. r. Apply at GA shelby street. jyS
~rOrICE OF DIsSOLUTIoN.-Th copart-
y ucrship heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name of Murphy
s Cash. is This day dissolved by Limitation.
=. j. Murphy assumes aIlthe liabilities ofthP
irm aud is alone authorized to collect is as
sets J. j. MURPHY,
+. NJ. CASH.
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DISSOLUTION.

'TNHE copaunership heretofore existing be
l tween II. W. Price and 4. b. TreadWell.
under the styles OF Price i Tgeadwcll, is dis
solved by Ihe Withdrawal Of L. W. Price, tu
date from the lst inst. Either one is autl or
lied 10 c0llQut and receipt for debts duC the
late driu Il. ". PRICE,
A U. TRENDWFII.
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ArEW FIRM -rREADWEIL BROS. having
y bought the Interest Of Col. Il. w. Price
IN the late firm Of Price * Treadwell, will
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business. at
he old stand. No. l5 Union street, Lee Block,
undcl--fiiln style al Treadwen Bros, where
Uhey VIII be- pleased To see the old friends OF
the late ilrin, and rs many ones as may be
ulcRsad "a call y b. TREADWELlzs.
r. A. TREA DWELL.
b. T. TREADW ELL.
Hanpai- fgGu, .t4lY g, 1869. jy4
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No. 258 Second ST., Memphis. Tenn.

In opening lsis new hoUse, have made a
specially TO accommodate the country people
where they can have the luxurles orthe city
with the comforts Of home. Ny table VIII
always be spread with the choicest our mar
ket affords, where the high. low, rich and
poor can always get a good square meal. Ny
prices are the same rs AZ the old place
N.B.-I4adIes with their husbands can al
ways have the best attention.
.as OPEN DAY AND MINT.
FRENCH JOHN.
Irving Block. No. 25s second Street. le9 "
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C0TT0A FACTORS.
CARPENTERihG.
JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. G2 Jef-
- ferson Street, entrance in alley. special
attention given to stair Work. Houses and
Naranaals lranled raadN Tor Shining. nOYZ-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOUND ESTRAY.

ygNWO 5IUI4ES, which the owner can have
/ by proving property and paying chargcs.
ADply to SOL, COOKE.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-05
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-05
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THEO. HOERNER,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist
Druggist and ApOtheCary,
54 AND 56 BEAL STREET.
lNorthwest corner Of seeond.

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I = made. ana written reports furnished,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-27
TO OWxEKs OF HORSES.

Thousands OF Horses die yearly from Collie.
This need not be. Dr.Tobias' Venetian Horse
Linim ent will positively cure every case, II
given when first taken. The cost Is one dol
lar. Every owner OF a Horse should have
bottle ia his stable, ready for use: 1t is war
ranted superior to any thing else for the cure
OF Cuts, Wind Calls, swellings, Sore Throat,
eprains, Bruises, Old Sores, &C. This Lini-
lnent Is no new remedy. 1t has been used
and approved of for 81 years by the first
horsemen in the country. Given to an over
ridden horse, 1t acts like magic. Orders are
constantly received from the racing stables
OF England for 1t.
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff used and
recommended 1t to his friends, years before
his death. Col. P. P. Bush, of the Jerome
race course, has given me certificate stat
ing 1t to be superior to any other he had
used. Hundreds OF others can be seen at the
Depot, 10 Park Place, N. Y. Sold by the
Druggists and Store-keepers.
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