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, 1869-08-20
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Societe
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:

No, 20, UIGH STREET, B~RIDGEToWN, BhRBACos
JlIIIS >oclrty. which confines It bust
a ness exclusively 10 assuring The lives
ot pel> u, resident IN The West Indies,
pres, MS aav ,utagrS such as no other AS
Surance Ccmpar y, Iab"uring IN The same
Fl i'd, can offer. lis scale of Premiums.
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate TO provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sutfi~
cient 10 create large SURPRISES, out Of
which Rever>ionary Bonuses, averaging
p per Cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among t! e
Members of the Society.
It's career, during a period of 20 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part OF
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost us valuable as those inhabjting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
he Premiums required 10 assure $500,
tor the whole term. upon . single lite -
, 1869-08-20
acknowledgements

" Anledning af D. D. Kongelige H0iheders
"a Kronprinds Frederiks dg Kronprindsesse
Lovisas hole FormPling i Stockholm den
28de JUL d. A., modtager Hans Hoivelbaa-
renhed Gouverneuren Oens civile og mill
taire Embedsm@nd SAINT andre Indvaanere
i Gouvernementshuset Mandagen den 23de
DENIES Kl. - midday.
St. Croix den Tide August 1869.
Efter Befaling
EGGERS,
, 1869-08-20
acknowledgements

UNDER den constituerede BoghoIder Ma
jor v. MagenS fra lite dennes til ultimo
September meddeelte ReisetiIladeIse err con-
stitueret KOngeIig Fuldmfgtig Hatchett af
Gouvernementet autoriseret som Kongelig
Bogholder.
, 1869-08-20

In Honor of Their Royal Highnesses
Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Prin-
cess Louisa whose nuptials were cele-
brated at Stockholm on the 28th Of July,
His ExceIIency the Governor will receive
the civil and military Officials and other
Inhabitants of the Island at Government
house Monday the 23d instant, 10 O'Clock
noon.
st. Croix, August 18th 1869.
By Order
EGGERS,
A%djutant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

How IT woRKs.-As we anticipated would
be the case, the opponents of negro suffrage are
making the most Of the fact that the Sec ond
Ward Republican Club rejected the resolutions
derouncing the riots in that ward on cleo lou
day. The Albany Argus says that
"The struggle for power on the part Of tbs
black race has commenced In earnest, and they
will scarcely acknowledge themselves in tue
wrong At so early stage of the game. lucited
10 crime and deeds OF violence by preteude
friends who are using them only fer their own
btse ends. and urged on by incendary seches
and clap-trap demonstrations, the negroes OF
tie District OF Columbia are burning TO rev snge
themselves for their fancied grievances upon
the white race who now people the country,
and TO plant their delicate feet upon the necks
of all who oppose them"
The New York Star says:
"One would suppose that even the stupidity
OF me negro would recognize the impoiicy OF
the last election in Washington. vet report
now before us shows that large assembisgs
OF coored men tabled, with emphasis, a reso-
luton denouncing the iustigators of the
terrible elecuen riots. Brute strength, disre-
gard of life, savage ex additions of passion, and
ferocious displays OF sheer cruelty were the
tunity offered"
The New York Herald, New York World,
Boston Post, Philadelphia Age, and other pa
pers, enlarge upon tie same text to the disad-
vantage of the colored man and his capacity
for self-government. Such OF the colored peo-
pie Of Washington, therefore. as fail to dis
countenance mob-i,w and political terrorism
will see that they are doing their race great IN
jury by putting such arguments in the
mouths of their enemies. 1t will not serve
to answer tina. such arguments are IL
legitimate, and are founded upon dis.
trscted and exaggerated statements of facts.
This Is true, and yet there IS quite Sufficient
has fe Of ia Nts the vsnsc nd tha
action Of the Second Ward Republican Club to
afford very serviceable materials for unfair
argument preiuoiciaI TO the colored men. We
trust that the Republican Club Of that ward
will set itself right upon this matter, and that
the other Republican clubs of the city will also
take decided ground in reprobation of the
election riots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

Between the yellow fever ship which arrived
In the lower bay of New York a few DAYS ago
and that reported at Fortress Monroe yesterd, y.
there n danger that that terrible disease NAV
gain foothold on our shores during the
present hot season. We trust, therefore, IL thew
nave not already taken them, that both Federal
and State authorities will take every possible
step TO prevent soideplorabIe a result. Tns
horrors Of the summer OF Is55 a. N,rfolk are
yet so fresh in the public memory that the
bare thought OF their repetition causes The blood
TO run cold.
There Is also danger, IN view Of the exceed
irgiy Dot and damp weather, that the cholera
nsy once Eore commence its rayages as the
eondiuon OF the atmosphere lust now seems to
be unusually favorable to Its spread. As the
march Of the yellow fever can be STAYED by a
proper system Of quarantine, so can the spread
OF cholera be preveH,ed by cleanliness; and
those responsible for the public health should
lose no time in adopting tae most v,gorou,
measures IN both directions. In regard To
nothing Is the adag. ga pound Of prevention is
worth pound of cure 80 forcibly applicant.
as to epidemic diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

IL has been remarked that Americans carry
with them and acclimate their institutions
wherever they 60. II 10 even So Mr.. s. s.
Cox who Is now in SPAN, has, we observe.
oeeA making q speech at q public POLITICAL
meeting recently held in Granada. OF all thu
"insutaaons' peculiarly American. think O.
me stump speech taking root and fourishing
under the shadow Of the Alhambra, Yet the
old Dons might have had q much worse hand
% transplant the precious exotic. Mr.. Cox. a.
il usual with him, said some pretty clever and
sensible things 70 his hearers; though We fancy
some Of his fine points may have been bluntsd
by being translated, IS they were, into Spanish
BY French gentleman from Dublin, named
MullOney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

New York is intensely disguised over two
eyenis, the success OF the musical Jubilee at the
Hub, and the defeat Of her base b alters by the
Cincinnati club. The jubilee, the New Workers
say, tsee World correspondencs,) was a hum
bug, the cannon-fring sounded like the slam
ming Of cellardoors, there was nothing to eat
At the hotels but baked beans, and New York
could have jubilated twice as successfully If
sne had wanted 10. As regards the victory Of
the Red Stockings, the New Workers say il
was, after all, only the victory OF ..selected
ball-players over local clubs" They even
inquire out victory for the Empire State, as
thus-The Cincinnati nine Is made mn of
Henry Wright, formerly q member of the old
Gotham Club; Asa Brainard, one OF the Ex.
celsiors: +. A Waterman, formerly OF the
Autuais; call well-known New YORK clubs"
George Wright, of the Morrisiana CIuo
Sweazy and Leonard. once OF the famou,
lrvinGton Club, and Allison, an Eastern man
"This," say the New Workers, slsayes two
Buckeyes among the Red Stockings. Neither
OF these two scored q run in the close game
with the Mutuals, and they did little better in
their contests with the Atlantics and Eck.
lords" Therefore, New York comforts herself
with the belief that the Red Stoo king. ara
really upholding the honor Of the Empire Sta.s
instead OF OHIO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

Inc death OF Mr. Raymond is noticed by ths
brlush press win special regret. Tnis is non
oraole alike TO the memory OF the mau and the
Journalism OF which he was 50 distilg uished
an ornament.
The above, clipped from the New York rr,-
bzne, is noticeable as coming from a mana, ,ns,
could hardly md terms of abuse stroae emo, On
Tor Mr. Raymond in his life time, as all news.
paper men must remember 1t is of coursa
honorable and proper to speak only ruthfuIly
and well of the dead, but why is IL not equally
honorable proper and easy to do the same OF
me hvingi Death cannot change The charac
'ef Oh Its Victims though 1t m AZ alter our feel.
ihss towards them. But q truly chiyalr ous
ano Cnristian nature should scorn to say auy.
tning OF an antagonist living that could NOT
win ProPrety be repeated after his death; ana
OF all men, this spirit should actuate journal.
lists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

Inc New YORK Teicgraa is a little ahead OF
ume IN saying tnat the negro Douglass .has
1eeh hnaiiy admitted into the Biographical
Union. and has occasioned a rupture On en-.
instant
Our New York contemporary is doubtless
mislead by the fact that the Columbia Tvno-
graphical Union sustained the report of the
COMMITTEE on Nominations, recommending
Douglass as member, and tabled the minor,tv
report, adverse to him. But IL requires two.
thirds vote for admission to membership, ana
rs the friends Of Douglass In the Union found
hey had not the requisite number they effected
an adjournment without further action upon
his case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

From J. q. Parker, ass 9TH street, and from
j. Shillington, Odeon Building, We have ad-
vance copies of Hdrper's Magazine for July, and
Applet0ns' Jou nal for July Sd.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

+ ouIisd by Isssrs Hughes, Denvsr q P.os
sutsaole Tor o0eoD or dwelling house possss q on
si ;S y No q Jsiy sszs IaaSi,s Of q n faoa
end street. ieIk n
EOA RkET-fAs lDper cart Of HOUSE No.
- 46e Penn.ylvenia avenue, containing eish-
teen reons, recently used Q boardi M houso
Adjoining the United States Hotel, it 10 Q good 10
e Ion Tens reasonable. Apply Of liable q
COUNTRY HoUsE. healthy location. near city.
~ roomy. desirable; partly furnished Owner re-
tains rooms, and wishes meals ct present. Stable
ington, giviI g references. je is.aws
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On "a, HsisAis opposite Gs,-ssf

s sSs sr end e. 4.
q su..is Il invisios the 1ssronsse u G:I b
e q i: s,ss airy s and a Hssf
even, Ses ~ ss pss sS
s,s e ssdsss r. addition 60 these
a.. the attention prompt and polite, and
p,sy Ros.ynn, I'm may be rescssd By tn. Aaued.ct
sitheT route .fordins PLEASANT drive " shToush
iss,'3f sIKIs ) 'Stiaaixit6wIok, pro,ri..or..
ESR . ~ 4H sTEPe.E
on iQGiPnE Emf AND RiGa.ifo
If Sif n 81 sPf .aHf2T e Tai
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU wo OF nSrIPMHS 4 1SP R.csV,glSc.f
d Prepo..: 20 iu4ni.S I %ssslss, is e,
S ShIy +. 70. shs nss.i year ending June o. $50,
ns sar 81 a Sn tine 10 sbs
sails VII be op; ned.
Of the suresu Of Equipment and q Rscrui inner
NAVY department., Washington !" aud must be en-
that they maybe distins pushed from other b9,i
nj p De letters.
distractions to tidters. giving the forms OF propo
sal Of guarantee and of certificates Of qua ant "a
on APPLICATION to the ommandants Of the rsspse
tye navy yards and those Of all the ards O so-
Tn. CommaDdant of each navy yard and the pur
eoSs ,hs y ynhd OF essh ststion viii have
aHination only, in order that persons who int nd
to bid may Judge wheth r it is desirable to msSe
The proposals must be for the whole OF a class
and all appic atoms for informal or for the ex
nsndants of tine respective yards. " '"' o'm
Ire proposal mast be accom- panied BY q certi-
the district 10 which the bidd "a no.
nssnss e deal IN the articles for which he pro
niaciurer Of, or regular d. aler In the articles
whie be offers to supply. The euarsntors must
for the district in v hich they reside " -''''nue
The contract will be awarded to the person who
res:TSns the right to the lowest bid or .ny
,snr.,ies In the fun amount will be required to
81 sign tie contract and their resp visibility must
partment. As additional security, twenty her
Ss wi. Be be. Withheld fro. the amount
30 sss. & ss
tIsct funds seti6ca.es q the OPTION Of the
for the same shall have been paused by The sscra'
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered and
Ne S:s;. RSs Sis. s-, x;
=. .ss q; SUM ess,.
NJ c'uu W. -6ulp Onou0fery.
no Iron AND steel. No H-Tar and Far OIL
10 E9aliey Iron. No 16-Statioaery.
NO Imam Iron. No. 19-Dry Goods.
70 Sdardwara. No. FLFirewood q n
NO !-Cooking Utensils Charcoal
No. ll-Tin snd Zinc. No 2i-Ssnd
Ne I2-Lea'h
The foilow1t are the classes, by their Numbers
required at the respective nsvy-yards:
CHARLESTOWN
NOS J. j. 4. 8, II, IS. ~ Is, Is. II, Is. 49, %, 81
BROOKLYN.
Nos. ], 2, 3, 8, Q. IL Is. IS 81.
WASHINGTON
NOS rs, 4. 81, IS, II, IL. Is, Is, II, Is, ~, 2l.
NVIICE-The subscriber has this day sold al,
RxsE KS Int. rest IN IN, the HARpWAkE, BROOM,
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NITKD STATES PATENr 0FTToE,

goSs joass 66SSse q bs:.o Of
s,sr I'd t 10 tSs Tor the sltsa.ioa o. patent
-. Ana re-issced on the 18th day Nay, $50. Tor
I'D I'D e'o.Sment IN knitting Machines
this ONCE On the stk day Of Hueust NEXT. An.
R Prison may opRos: this extension. Objections,
ueposnons, anu etner papers should be hled ln
this once twenty days betnre the dsy OF hearins
=; sAMUkL D. rIsHuR,
- Ls.SS Oommfooioner Of Patents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23
CONDITION or THE CsoPs.-Hon. ]. X
Dodge. Statistician OF the ARricultural Depart.

CONDITION OF THE CsoPs.-Hon. j. X
Dodge, Statistician of the Agricultural Depart
ment. has submitted to Commissioner Capron
his report for the months of May and June. In
the large mass Of interesting matter II contains
will Se found q full report of the condition OF
the crops throughout the country, from which
we learn that the season has been somewhat
peculiar; the mean temperature has been COM
paratiyely low, deluging rains frequent, hail
storms in unusual frequency and severity:
frosts have been more destructive in the south
than IN the North, the cold and backward
spring delaying bud development and flower
ing in the higher IatItudes, and assuring a
more abundant supply of fruits IN the northern
half OF the country, VITA an unus uai deficiency
In the southern The season has been gener-
ally well suited to the growth of small grams,
tnroughouta wider geographical range than
usual, and in more Of the circumstances
favoring successful production.
This spring cooler temperature in May and
June has favored health and growth Of wheat
IN iattudes north of 40 degrees, and rust has
been less prevalent than us ual, and the promise
greater Of satisfactory yield. The returns
show q high average condition Of wheat, and
Indicate good prospect Of an abu ndant crop,
n no casualties occur before or after harvest
IL should be observed, however, that the size
and succulence of the stalk somewhat fayors
"lodgirs" or "laying," which is reported as
already somewhat serious in parts of the south
and west. Effort has been made to obtain reIi.
able information concerning acreage. The re-
suit shows gratifying increase amounting to
about six per cent, or more than the advance
in population.
Rye, barley, and other grains, are generally
in fine condition. The largest increase is in
barley. The oat crop is not quite in average
condition in some parts OF New England, and
In parts Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Min
nesota, while in the more southern States the
temperature of the spring months has effected
q decided improvement in a crop that general
iy suffers in those latitudes by sud den and ex-
IRENE elevation Of temperature at the season OF
heading.
Corn planting has been everywhere retarded,
either by excessive rain or cold, and partial
replanting has been an inevitable necessity, at
some points to the extent of one fourth the
area, In some cases one-third or one-half
Latest returns represent the crop as backward;
in some instances feeble, but generally green
and vigorous, with promise, favorable sea-
SON intervening, of a fair yield. The extent of
area planted has been United By the supply OF
Labor, and tie necessity for replanting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

~COLD SODA WATER AND PURE sYR-
S UPS at fERGUSONB DRUG eTORE.
cor LIST 81. and Pa av.. Capitol Hill. To prevent
the SOD Q trade from conflicting with the more I'm
pcrtAht business OF dispensing medicines assist
ance has been secured 20 take ex lusivo barge of
tie soda fountain. Fifteen tickets for 81 cash
No eeda sold on Sunday my 2l -tSe oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

NVIlCE The subscriber has this day sold all
q nis Int. rest in the HARpWAKE, BROOM,
BASKET and BRUSH FACTORY, 32l u rect
ana seq J0th street. to JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE
All persons havtre claims against me will please
render them at once for settlement and thos !, In
debte to me will please cali and settle
tSiened) GEO, p. GOFF,
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE,
~ BOXES, PIANOS, BAGG A01. &c.
.Appyto CIV. BOrRLER,
10 y eoT Auctioneer
SOMLTHING HEw-THB EMPIRE MILK
y COoLkR We warrant this to cool milk q
-oon as drawn from the COW. No ice mad For
further particulars apply ct 43S 9th street.
nIssOLUTION OF PARfNRRs aIP--rhe CO
~ partnership heretofore existing between n
iBArPTMAN SONS is this I'D dsy Of June,
Hsu ptman 10 authorised to settle eli debts due tho
late firm. DANlhL KAUFMAN.
FRANCIS T. HAUPTMAN
leD ST GEORGE w HAUPTMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

~Ths sun IL striking New YORK.
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UNIrED srATIs PArENF SFyI0I, -.
On the petition Of .XLBERr BisBES, q Gn.l-
Sea, ns:s PRAYING for the extepsi . Of patent
10, a. inI.ovensnt in steam Gauge Cocks:
nj. n - ordered that sad Istition b heard as
Isr:on nAy oYpose this sxtension. Oblections, dc.
oSsitSns; and Other Zsee,s should b aed in this
SAMUEL Q. PIsHEk,
% 9-lawW ComAissioner Of Patsnts
United STATS PAIEEf 0FyI0l,
On tn. PETITION sf JSHis %HSf q s IL sss
granted % hi on the th day OF October. isis ana
Re issusd on the sth day q september is1, for an
il 10 ordered. thSt ma SeS3Ss h 49, .. a..
once on the 18th day Of October next ANY DerSon
ssiops "a otS Sis s.tsn:iop 9bsetiSn: deIo
once twenty days bsfers the day Of hearing.
ier,. SAMUtL 0. FISHER.
- - lsNSN Oo0niss1oner OF Pateuts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

4. HARDWARE RBOOM, BASKET
AND BRUSH FACTORY n
~ The subscriber tab pleasure in
Announcing to his friends and the ~
1pubIic generally. that he has again -
resumed his cd place In the old established stora
ane he will use his best endeavors TO meet a fair
share Of patronage. GOOD GOODS AT LOW
PRlCx6 10 our Motto
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE
Sign ~ the Gilt saw,
je 32-lw PenDsylvanis ave aud 10th street
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OR SALE or RxCBANou

H-Vn SALB OB BNUHAN0D.
FARM and 0ARDEN LANDS, and for Country
Residences. in tracts to suit purchasers-a s. g. 10
-, 80, or 100 acres; mile east of the District
line; on gcs ! road high, healthy, well watered
KINGS; clay, sand loan, grsvelIy and black bottom
land timely situated for gsrdening dairying. stock
raising, or for country seats; turnpike road nov
beng built; railroad also, and another pro-
lecte6 and surveyed, Will sell or exchange for
Oily Property, and will pay 8 or - 900 cash
u. Reree JOHN b. HOLDEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-23

lob eALE-Elegsnt country home, fruit and
garden FARM Eve miles from the city, In
Virginia. Price ol2,0D0 Apply to
KILBOURH LATTA,
ap hu Corner eth and SITS.
Il Oh RENT-BRICK HOUSE, on L street be.
l. tweeE 18th and 18th streets Has rooms:
water and gas. Apply to SHELLEY GUY Pa,
ave-, between 10th and 18th streets. myl2tf
HOT WEATHER Is COMING-If you want 20
L buy delightful Country Home. 81 miles from
the city, call soon, en- KILBOURN LATTA,
corner Ith andH. my6
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FOE SALE AND RENT.

F9s.s,H,..,SsTr mrs.s e Furnished aoys. d.
sSe.s '''h' water 20; ss' i'is = !. ;' s.:
Pcs KkHI.A DwELLlHa aoU!E on Nev
iSIs evenue between Ath and sab str.ets vest.
il ssiie q No Yss ' :srsss aoisS. i:as a.
Eon RIET-rrom the LIST OF JAY . BaioK
House eontaiaia az rooms And bath room,
one door north ~ stove 'n' range 'is a
A LARGE BRIcK HOUSE, contaiaine nine
icons beautiful situation for the su INNER.
Goods store, East Capitol and Sd st. ieis 81
FoR RENT,Pless. nt commp nicatin. lo~s
a.furnished on ID floor OF house No. 215 =
ss1i icon and Office for claim agent OF small
CooL AND SPACIOUS Rooms, WITH GOOD
siIafs Il VII. .iis fs s.s
ITO 0LERKs AND orHERs.-SIIs viii buy
t ~ On excellent ocslty With water and gas near
FOR RENT-On LIST or 18th July, q new BRICK
81 rn ags y.Td
fol tensnt So street, between 18th and 18th '''
EOR RENT-Twe FRAME HOUSES con Ain
ing rooms and Kitchen each, with water au
sds snd
Quire at No. 81 opposite. Je23,St'
EOR REET-Wil be ready by the lat OF July a
new. medium size HOUSE, containing rooms
with water and gas; situated on 18th street west
bet. X and PenBa. avenue Rent, $50 per month
For particuis rs apply at rEN WICK oTUART'S
Sash, Door, and Blind Depst, 7th street aud
canal. ie.3.eoff
EUB RENT-A new HOUSE: rooms and ann.
Il mer Kitchen: on 1 street, between tn and 18th
street. Rent Ella per month Inquire nexs door.
LOB RENT-Furnished OF Unfurnished, FIVE
l. kOOMS. In q house situated near the avenue
with water, at~I-ciosets &c rent per mopth fur.
nished; $s5. unfurnished, ol5. Address HOUSE.
kEEPER, Star Office. ia - as
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Ine follow are the classes, by their numbers
required at the respective navy yards:
CHARLESTOWN
NOS 5, 4. s, II, IS. "A. IS, Is. II, 49, l9, 20, e.
BROOKLYN.
Nos. !, 2, 8, 8, Q. II Is. IS a.
WASHINGTON
NOS rs, Z. 81, s. II, IL. Is, Is, II, Is, %, 81.
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SALT WATER BATHING,
This fsvorfte resort having been thoroughly
renovated, with increased cottage and 4 4
other accommodations. NEW BALL ~A0
BOON, BOWLING ALLEYS. &c viii lE: u
be opened for the reception Of visitors on tne
flkST OF JULY. when the subscriber solictts a
confirmation Of patronage h.retofo fore literally be-
slowed upon him. An excellent band % Music 1 4
BoaTd, per ....... ........ 50 SO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-11
CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis Postofices

Chattanooga, Richmond, washington; sew
York. Baltimore. all cities Eastanu SOhtn
Ga. and Montgomery AAa.i III
stations on the Memph1s ana CnarleStonf
MISSISSIPPI Central, Mobile ana ONO, Nash
VILE and Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:D pm; close at H:D
am -
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~lttsburg, Phila-
deIphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, and all
cities North and West, arrive at l2:4O PM
sloses at , d pm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vicks-
urg. Matches and all cities South, arrive at
m. closes al 10: 45 am.
All stations on the Mississippi and Tennes-
ee, New Orleans and Jackson and Southern
Railroads, arrive at s pm; closes atlO:5 pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays eXceptedD arrive at
pm; close at Bpm.
Marion, Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark,
ri-week1y) Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
~rrive az 10 am; close at II I'm.
Olive Branch and Byhalta, Miss, semi
weekly Monday and Friday, arrive AT 4P-hl''
close al 5 pm.
Cuba and Big Creek. Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 am; close at II am.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river, (semi-weeklyl TUESDAY ana sat
uruay. arrive at 9 am; close az pm.
Pine Bluff and Helena. and all ianulngs on
Arkansas river tri-weeklyl tuesday Ihurs-
day and Saturday, arrive al 5a.m.; close ats
All landings on the Mississippi river south,
gspmi-v-eeklv) Tuesday n saturday, arrive
NJ 3 am; close at PM.
AN landfngs on the Mississippi river north,
fsemi-weekly0 Monday and Thursday, arrive
AZ o an close at 3;S0P.m.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. N.