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APPLICATIONS

No internal sidjuyaEts being T~eqUistf i1 auY
case, only 10 regulate the bowels, IL cousttpa-
ted, or in Diarrhea or Dysentcry.
The PILES, while astORtsningly prevalent
in their various forms amongst all classes OF
distressing, frequently dangerous. aud hIlA-
ertO most difficult Of cure.
Persons who suffer any iengttrG ID time with
the Piles generally lay every thing they can
learn Of purpOrtinE 70 cure The disease, yet
realize no permanent advantage therefrOfn.
They have been told professionally, perhaps.
there was " no permanent cure for Plies and
consequently have despaired o. ans fatuTe
cessation from pain and Suffering.
To all such q SPEsTFIC f. offered fA3 their
relief. The
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A Call from tie Cham6er Of Commerce.
CHAsIBER or COMMERCE,
AIr-..-...-- 49, L. , L-..

JHAliBEE OF IUlMEECF,
MEMPHIS, TESN., June 5, 1858.
The members of the Chamber Of Com
I metce, and every citizen who contributed
to the fund for the Commercial COnvcn-
! lion, are respectfully requested to meet
this Thursday afternoon AT 3 o'clock, a.
the Chamber Of Commerce.
w. II. CHERRY,
President Chamber Of Commerce.
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WEATHER AND RIvRRs.

WEATHER y RIVRRs.
. C-INcISSATI, June 1.-The river is STA
tionary, with - feet in the channel. The
weather is cloudy and warm.
Arrived-LightwOod.
Departed-LeOnidas fOr.NeW Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The total rise il
about 6 feet. The weather is warm and
clear. River rising slowly.
DepartedICity of Cairo and Thompson
Dean.
LOUISVILLE, june 1.-The river is rising
with S feet 6inches in the canal. Weather
warm and clear.
Up-Sam. J. Hale.
CAIRO, June 1.-The river rose s inches.
Weather clear and warm.
Up-Julia, 4 pm; Dick Fulton, 6 am;
r. +. Lee and Mississippi, ppm; Indi-
ana, : pm.
NEW ORLEANS, june Departed
Dexter for Louisville.
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As 1 am determined TO close out my
entire stock Of spring n summer dress
goods. I offer for the next ten DAYS the
cheapest bargains in the city, in LenOs,
Poplins, Japanese Cloths, Lawns, Pique's,
etc, etc. MM. FRANK,
Great Red Store. go Main street.
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heretofore in force

-Theregulations heretofore in force.
relative to what is termed "hand-
baggage of passengers entering the,
United States from Canada by the.
Great Western Railway Of Canada
have been abFogated. From and after
Tuesday last no inspector OF customs
willaccompanytrain from Suspension
Bridge to Detroit. Prior TO the de-
parture of any train fromHthe United.
States q local custom officer shall Mt
taeh certain stamps to the baggage OF.
through passengers. If at the pOrtaOf
arrival of such train it shall appear.
that such passenger has Travelled con
tlnuousiy through in the designated
train, and there is no suspicion Of in
tended fraud, the customs officer win
pass such baggage; ntfierw1se thesbag-
gage shall undergo inspection as if il
belonged to persons coming from a for
eign territory.
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JUsE received, another lot Of those La
dies White Hose, 81 rs per dozen, worth
90. a great bargain. N. Kraus & Co, cor
ner Main and Adams.
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WI understand that Miss CleDwoous'
Old Preceptoress, In Marie, was Madame
Anna blamowie's, one Of the finest primo
donnas who ever taught music in Amer
lea. On Friday evening Miss Clemmons
win sing one Of tho madams favorito baI-
lads, (" ISighed for Home"
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HATS AND CAPS AT AUCTION this
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock, by
GOTTLIEB q EZEKIEL,
Cor. Second and Adams streets.
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LADIES Gents and ChiIdrens' Shoes.
latest styles, at low prices. J. II. LOewen-
slime d Bros, Clay Building.
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CLOTHING AT UCTIoN this Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock, by
GOTTLIEB q EZEKIEL,
Cor. Second and Adams streets.
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JUsT REcEIvED.-Ladies' White Hose,
81 IS per dozen, 10 be sold by the dozen
only. II. Kraus a. Co.
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EXAMINE our two yards wide BIeached
Table Linen, 81 per yard, worth 81 SO;
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JcE LOCKE, 1861 Main street. has re-
ceived last night, the New York Iedger
Nos. u and Is, May 18th and June 5tb
1883. Come early and get them be5ers
they are all gone. He has also the New
York Weekly, Nc. %, Courier Des Etats-
Unis, Round Table, Rural New Yorker.
Country gentleman, Phunny Phellow for
July, HaTperA Weekly, Chimney Corner,
Banner Of the South, AppletOnig Railway
Guide for June, and a1tbe magazines are
in for June now. Dailies ffom everv-
where, Joe wishes to see all his friends.
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BLACK and White Lama Lace Points at
better bargains than anywhere in the
CITY. HERZ0G & BRO.
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OUR entire stock of Parasols at greatly
reduced prices. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner
Main and Adams.
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WHITE MarseinesN- Crib Quilts, 81 So.
z 90 and 2 so. on our cheap tables. u.
Kraus & Co., corner Main and Adams.
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INRoRTANTRa GESTLEsEEN.zAli LINEN.
handkerchief, 81 per dozen, worth Sc.
British Half Hose, 81 50 per dozen, worth
~ Pulled Bosom Shirts, 81 worth So.
Gauz and Lisle Thread Undershirts at
great bargains. NJ KRAUg q CO.,
Corner Main and Adams.
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FULL stock Of Dress Goods and Trim
mings, J. Il. LOewenstins d Bros, 23l
Main street.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe for sale in sums to suit
at First National Bank, No. Il Madison
street
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LARGE size Huek Towels, 81 so and 50
per doz. ". KRAUS & co.
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COUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
will do well to examine IA stock. N.
KRAUS & Co, Corner Main and Adams.
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EoONoMIzE. - Hats cleaned. Owed,
pressed and trimmed by NJ. Cohen, 3S4
Main street.
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Having a ten dollar note about his
person enabled Mr.. F.. b. Howard to 90
home from the First district station last
night, and sleep off the effects Of his deep
rotations in his own comfortable bed.
than on the floor OF the. foclc-ep =
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GOOD quality Linen Lawns, 25e, at J. II.
Loewenstine d Bros, Clay Building.
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SALVE

Is a strictly scienjifc combination OF well
known remedial agents, and the proprietoTs
have no hesitation IN saying the BUCKEYE
SALNEis the
ONLY INFALLisLE SPECIFIC
Ever discovered for that disease, and which
cures by outward application only, and that
in time TO come, as in the past, II will stand
the test eftrial without a. failure, TO perform
all the proprietOrs claim for Ii, II The direc
tions are attended TO.
\ large number OF gentlemen t~hrCughOut
the country OF high character ard nIuence
have voluntarily attested 10 ifs efficacy IN
their own cases, not from hearSay, and whose
certificates may be seen BY reference 70 the
publications. "
The proprietOrS viii forward to any address
one bottle, postpaid, on receipt Of the retail
price, one Dollar per bottle,
A Liberal Discount TO Druggists and
Dealers IN Medicine.
This salve VIII keep IN any eihna5e er
years.
W.. A. WIGGS & CO., P~rOptHtOrs,
pr d&w MEMPHIS TENN
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LADIES Fancy Goods AT half price on
Il cheap tables. N. KRAUS CO,
Corner Main and Adams.
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HemOrrhOids or Piles.

W cent origin, internal or external. whether
attended with PrOiapsus. HcIuOTThGee 1r oh
sna Glt by
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WOoLEN Shirts and Drawers, great bar
gains, at J. II. L~oewenstine & Bros, 81
Main street.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnisEinEgoOds, etc,
of Wiggans q Thorn, Manufacturer, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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An Experience of a third of q century has given.
L. Rice, Esq, of the AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, knowledge of all the requisites OF
a frst-class hotel. The popularity OF that
hotel indicates that the public appreciates his
efforts TO nlease.
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a LARGE lot of Colored and White
Tarletans, which we offer very low,
HERZOG & BRO.
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$1,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS At
AUCTION this Thursday morning at TO
O'Clock, by
GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL,
Cor. Second and Adams streets.
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LARGE lot all Linen Towels, 81 50 per
dozen. NJ. Kraus Il Co., corner Main and
Adams.
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FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION
this Thursday morning az 10 O'Clock bv
GO1"TLIEB * EZEklEI.
Cor. Second and Adams streets.
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LAWNS. striped and figured, ice, at ]. II.
L-Oewenstine & Bros, 81 Main street.
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PRINCESS ALLEGES SRIRT.-SOmething
new altogether, Just received. We invite
an examination. HERZOG & BRO.
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LADIES Corsets 81, worth 81 so. VI
Rraus & Co.. Cor. Main and Adams,
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LOOK at our Bleached Domcstics, lOc per
ward. N. KRAUS & co.
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ANOTHER lot all Linen handkerchief.
81 Is per dozen. N. Kraus Co.
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SPASGLED and Green Frozen Tarletans
receiv ed again. HERZOG BRO.
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WHITE and Pink Mosquito Netting.
from New York auctions. NJ. Kraus IS Co.
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LOOK at our Bleached ten-quarter Sheet
ings, soc per yard. NJ. Kraus & Co., cor
ner Main and Adams.
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RIBBONS, LACES, ETC, At AUG
ton TINS Thursday mOFning at 10
O'Clock, By
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ALL Linen Towels, l21Ec, J. II. LOewen-
slime & Bros, Isl Main street.
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GRAND S-EGII-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE.
We shall, during the month OF june, sell
our entire stock Of summer goods, at
greatly reduced prices, and therefore can
the attention ofthe public to notice the
prices given Of. Il few of tho articles
through the press. We wish to impress
tion not to carry over any suHrIer goods,
and shall offer the greatest bargains in
order to reduce the same. Our stock Is
large and must berCduced. Wholesale as
wen rs retail buyers win find It 20 their
interest to examine OuTst0ck. A. EH.tUS
e co. Corner Main and Adams.
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CITY COUNCIL

AdIouFne1 Meeting Of the Board OF Alder
men.
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REMEMBER the Bali at the Courthouse
tonight in Raleigh. Barbecue and Bran
Dance to-day. An Invitation is extended
10 all. Go.
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Miss C~LESINoNs complimentary beue-
TT, which viii take place on Friday night
al the Assembly Hall Is 20 hca recAerche
affair. Her pupils NOS only tender the
benefit. hut they intend 10 make it n sUe-
cess.
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BLACK PARAsoLs again. Herzog & Bro.
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TCCKED NAINsOORs, for skirtiGg, just
received. Beautiful goods indeed.
HERZOG &BRO.
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o WHITE RIVER.
0 FRIAR'S POINT.
For Mound City. ARK.

oTEAAER BEN CAMPBELL r.
= will make three trips eYeryA-E
day TO Mound City, leaving Memphis a 2
and II am. and 3 pm. b fishing near
Mound City Is excellent. le3
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HERzoe's Princess Alice Skirt-the
latest sensation.
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RIVER NEWS.

WEATHER REPORTS OF THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, JUNE ..
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seteOroIOuO Of Memphis for May, 1859

HCAN0 tAbHo ~ mp
From Register OF Mr.. Edward Goldsmith
Observation-Disclosures temp, 8~0th--92.0'
Minimum Sth.--a.0-
Mean ..--bo.sz
Mean boe.--.fu-S
Observation-Disclosures height, Sth~ssSd IN
Mean ---&-0sz IN.
Mean lSoo-.--2LOOU IN.
Force Of Vapor-Grestest, 9th.--40Is in.
Least, th...-------.--0-ZO IN.
Mean for monIh.---.l453 IN.
Mean 1S6S--0552 in.
Relative Humiditv-Greatest Tuth--942 per Ct.
Least, 7th...--ST.9 per Ct.
Mean for mo.-6S.7 per ct.
Mean q lSGS-z&2 per Ct.
Amount Of l.A mches
Mean per cent.
Number OF Fair
Number of Cloudy =
Number Of Rainy ..
Prevailing stratus,
PreVauing
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BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States, for
The District OF West Tennessee. Hfthe mat
ter Of Gustav F. Bfaaz. Bankrupt In bank
ruptey, District OF West Tennessee-sS.
To Whofn1t may concern: laF rre Err-r-
n undersigned hereby gives notice OF ms
appointment a. assignee OF Gustav +. B1aHz,
Of Memphis in the county Of SholDy and
state OF Tennessee. within said Uistricts WhO
nas been adiudged a Bankrupt upon BIS
petition. By the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day of MAY, A.D-s
1859. ar = u
my2 "a Assignee, ETC
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans.
ALICE sbgDk. master
Ibis elegant passenger steamer f.
will leave as above N
THIS DAY, Sd inst, at y M.
r HARMSTAD, Agent.
Je3 25 Madison street.
Louisville and New Orleans Packet Compan
For New Orleans.
This elegant passenger steamer -
Wll leave as above
THIS DAY, "a inst, ats pm.
LARRY HAR3fSTAD, Agent,
les No. 22K MaEfeon street
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A.FREsH and great bargain i'm Figured
Grenadines! We have bought The goods
AT half price. \ limited number OF pat
terms onlyi Gall and look for yourself.
HERZOG BRO,
29f Main street.
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PILES.
WIccS'
SALVE

FOR THE
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ttE. DfFllft0 alAAA .AAAIlLn EftEEL1s -
---
IiaES' ~ M -, % Sec ,na 49, ,1i.s ~
SeI;iJror Gtirfirog go. " VI s,1n.
tiors ot graat I1Tca;ns n Ep A.
90 Corner Main and ial-1s
O'
-Darkvs VIII .teaii and stealing on
Kelly now ENJOYS the sylvan shades of
the Adams street station, for being "a SITS
pected kleptomaniac. while Harry Bell is
being that he is in for the naked hing il
self. They 10th attenLt the reception
given hE the Police O~lE~touers this
morning.
YARD wide Bleacled Domesiies. l2}zc.
per yard. VI. klAJS eco.
GENTS Clothing, great bargains, a1 j. IT.
uNE iiousahd ven s. ana ii'F~ sra"
Hats TO he closed "3t "s once; yarous
% corJ,er NTain and Adane
ana Siea. pitsdiA I! eured
bfeLaulhe9! we nave D'u5it tA- oouS
NJ nan pfIce. a iiilllIed AuihNtA OF PAL
terms ohiN- ''ii INC i1oA IpI NgUtsSH-
80 NA"I' stlteI.
NTTPGTTX S57Fg sbo,,1d
r,iI - .ttord sbo igD,n TPH6EStTEo F
6SP5VSoG66Ra tbjs r55-@r1in@- ~ io o'ciocI
ny
j. EAELtELi
'or' Secold anu Aud+i' >'tee's"
Trcrrp NAt~snoFs for sEirtine iust
received Raautirul Goods indeed
"
REMEMBER the Bali ait the Courthouse
to-night in RaIeioh. Rarbacua and Eran
Dance TODAY. An invitation Is extended
10 mn. 40.
JUDGE J. G. REEVES, Somprville, Tcnn.,
Col. 7. \. Cherry, J. NJ. Garrett, ESQ, |
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MERCHANTS or MEMPInSl DON'T
fail to attend the large trade sale this
morning at 10 o'clock. by
GOTTLIEB x EZEEEEL.
Cor. Second and Adams street.
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JUDGE J. G. REEVES, S0merville. Trnn.,
Col. II. \. Cherry, J.. VI. Garrett, ESQ,
and Capt. J. W. May, Of Madison. Ark.
are al tie Commercial Hotel.
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JUST RECEIvED-More of those IRISH
Linens, 35e per yard. NJ. KraUs &Ce.
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fail to attend che large TRADE-SALE OF.
DRY GOODS this morning IL 40 O'Clock,
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John RED.

nARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. % Jsi-
T. ferscu Street, entrance In alley. Spectai
attention iyent TO stair Work Henses a13
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GoTrLIEB & EZEKIEL,
Cor. Second and Adams straafs
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GOTTbIEB & EZELIEL,
Cor. Second and Adams streets.
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Full. stock Alexandre's best kidGloyes
at J.. II. LOewenstine & Bros, ClaS- Build
ing.
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CEORclA
GEORGIA
Home Insurance Company,
OF COLUMBUS, GA.
Incorporated, 1859.

- -I
Cash Capital Paid 90
tH,5A !
THIS Company. on catering, its eleventh
L yeag of business oaersfhe fo~howingstate-
ment:@ a
RECEIPTS:
Amount OF premiums received in
1868. less return prenniumsa slf754 II
eAmOpntof interest and discount in
slsS 39,0o CO
&lAFN [L-
SlS6y562 II
Baiance,irom ganuafy blses4 @fG8,2M 50
s2I2sI3 &c
EXPENDITURES
Amount OF losses paid .duz-
ring the year..---..--4 81
Amount of Commission to
ABSutS.--.--..--.....s ....-.-.- A5r41 ~
Amount of Taxes and all
otlnef eSPenSes-G4----4 lsr&&e
4haAA ~ "a sIs3a34 ~
AnloGnt premiums received since
-COnlpany's organization .-.-.....s9 l9,G Co
AMOUNT of dividends paid since
y Company organization. ............. 2l5,OOO co
An1onnt0f losses pa1Qsinfe ComDar
f8 e57 co
JAS. u. .B0SENAN. President.
d. r. WHCo1, Secretary.
GE- A special featurem Insurance on dwell
For particulars cali On
ouua w. II. MOORE, Agent.
app 23 Main ST, Memphis, Tenn. 4
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SEA Island yard wide Domestic l3tzc.
per yard. N. Kraus & Co.
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BEAUTIFUL styles Plain and Striped
Grena% nes, 25c. per yard. NJ. kraus Il Co.
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LARGE lines Of J~acOuets. NainsGoks,
Swisses. Elvsians for waists. ladies and
ehiidren's Skirtin2s, from New York auc-
tions, at great bargains. VI. kBAlS &
Co, Corner Main and Adams.
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ARRIVALS.
Steamer q. W. Cheek, Friar's roint.
W. \. Caldwell, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Minneola, Cincinnati.
G. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
IN TORT.
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= Alderman O'Donnell, .ofthe Committee
to whom was referred the resolution
granting the Dry Dock Company the priv
-ilege Of using that portion of the river
front. reports in favor of allowing the
said e1Inpanv.to Iocata between The south
side of Poplar street and the north size Of
Market, and OF. giving them, free Of
charge, all rights that the city possesses
Tor the term Of ten years. also the right
to use the streets leading tbereto-allthis
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YARD wide Blear}led Domesti.@. l2}lc.
per yard. VI. kkAJS eco.
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Cash Capital Paid sSO,OS 60
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.
THE STRIFE OF TIE SHOP rA1LoRs.

TIE sIRlKE CT TIE SHOP TAILORS.
Nothing new has transpired since Friday
relative to the strike Of the shop taors naugurated on
Wednesday. Owing TO the fact that most Of the large
shops in which these men employed were closed on
Saturday, firms applied to on that day To
day the work Of the Visiting Committee will be resumed
when number OF firms not hitherto visited will pre-
prospects Of final brighter and brighter
day. and are confident Of winning several new firms
during the present week. large number Of men not
members OF the Union ceased work on Saturday and de-
care tnat they W. qot agai9 take up the needle until
TO the men in their present the action OF the
manufacturers those who take work shops by
establishments Some Of these se me EMPLOY ON F TS ST0
100 hands mostly females AS yet these manufacturers
business having been increased by the action OF those
now on strike, who generally take ont work In small
auanuues. rs alleged that upon the final action OF
these manufacturers depends the issue of the present
movement inasnuch as the bosses can to great extent
get her WORK performed by these should the small
tailors refuse 10 work w ''
agreeable to call mass meeting OF the talors now on
she IN TINS Guy ana neigbborhood was held yesterday
AFTERNOON at Germania Assembly Rooms Bowery Abont
~ persons were present among whom representa-
Ives from Tue various Journeymen TailOrs and Clothing
cutters Unions OF this city. The meeting was nresded
o. pl mr. henry Lucker acting President Of the Ma
uOhaI bDOl Union. Mr. STIR and Mr. William Tricher
were appointed Secretaries. Mr. Lucker I'm taxing the
tn , sudiessed ne meeting In brief speech setting
lOh he OBJECTS OF the gathering He stated that about
year ago the shop taors commenced organize to Sc
an Oh wages In March they applied TO their
elnpoyers Tor an advance Of pay, which was
denied Accordingly, few days ago Executive Com
I 1 uooou 70 pace the men IN the Union strike.
Every one knew that the present pay Of the shOp taos
was low In fact far below that of any class
OF skilled aD0refs IN the country and no one would deny
that II was tme hat something done to remedy this
great evil ~ was fOrths purpose that the strike
had been lnauguraed At the conclusion OF MT Inekers
speech resolutions Of respect TO the nemory ~ t ,
william syyls President OF the National Labor Union
resolutions passed F'N''o "i'N
We the ors Of tbe wholesale department IN making onr
JUST ana surely DOT eItra'Agan demand Increase
been treated With the utmost contempt our eppoverS
Whfeds We have proved that dire AeeestT ~ dy. w a. it
lhambch btuhbOTnness IN
belt " Vui ui"euIJ tbefsioTe
ReSolred That 10 consequence Of the Rrsst gsoS n, M "
different branches 10 The trade Clothing Cae CS,e T. w
be IL further " ''"'' 'O'"'fy our polli
hand - Nu 'e'u'h "hAl We have In
ReiOlTed That We call upon all BIbuiGslal,, IN III. ,, -,