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Sens George, Arson and Henry, are invited TO attend
the funeral nom the residence OF her son-n-law.
this (Fridayl morning, at ten O'Clock.
wARBuRroN.--In Brooklyn, on tuesday, August 2,
the relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend funeral, tins lFrday after
noon al three O'Clock, from Christ chapel, corner
Luqueer and Clinton streets, South brooklyn.
Liverpool papers please copy.
wRBuRroN.--LoNG ISLAND LODGE, No. 3S2 +. AID
A. M.-Bretbren-iou are hereby summoned 10 az
enu speciai communication or the lodge, on FRI
aay August 8. at one O'clock sharp, at me rooms,
the purpose OF attending the funeral OF late
pfo'hef' samuel Warburion by order, :,
WARRHN--At No. l95 York street, Brooklyn, on
Wwesnesday, august 3 SARAH, widow or william
lygarrat, county Wexford, Ireland agei cd years.
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, this friday morning az nine
O'Clock, from the Church OF the Assumpriof corner
81 York and Jay streets.
WAslNd.-on Monday, August /, ssENcrR GREG
DRY inIant son of w. ~. ana Lucy p. Waring
The remains VIII be taken TO Carmel for intermenr.
WMIrEnLlt;aon Thursday, August a, JAMES
aged 22 years months and rs days.
Friends OF The family and the members OF Crystal
bers OF The Brooklyn CALIFORNIAN Club ana Nassau
DIVISION; Sons or Temperance, are respectfully In
vited 10 attend the funeral, from his late residence
AIS Fulton avenue, near Carlton avenue, BrooSlyn,
this tFrlday, afternoon. at three O'Clock.
gu sgow and Paisley papers please copy.
!. WILLIAMSON Thursday, August 4, CHARLES
WILLIAMS, aged 80 years.
The relative, ana trends or the family also those
OF his brOthefs-in-iaw, william ana Robert Gardi-
ner, aud the members OF Cosmopolitan Lodge, r.
and a. NJ, are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral his late residence, Sais Division street
on sunday afternoon, at a quarter to one O'CLOCK
WILILAMs.--N Yonkers. on wednesday, August 3,
LOUISA beloved vile OF Isaac n. Williams, and only
daughter OF Frederick ana liebecca Jane Back, IN
the I'D year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family. also the
brethren OF Rising Star Lodge No 450, f. and A. NJ,
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
St John's church, this lFrdayl afternoon, al four
O'Clock, without further notice.
WiLsoS.-In BROOKLYN on Thursday August T. of
CONSUMPTION, JAMES X. w. WILSON, son OF The late
Peter Wilson. Esq.
The relatives ana friends are invited to attend the
mineral, from 100 Wuloughby street, BrookiyD, on
saturday afternoon, al two O'Clock.
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yNANTED~A LADYsMAID AND sEAMSTREsS
w must fret rate Apply Ut room
~ Grand oie, corner broadway aud Sis. at.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


KENNA-- HESNEssy.-O Thursday, June 10, ut
the Paulist's church, Flfty-ninth street ana Tenth
avenue, by the Rev. A. J. Young, THOMAS l'IELAN
KENsA TO KATIE A. NJ, daughter Of the late Thomas
Hennessy, Esq
MARsH-BIANC ARD.--At ST. Francis church.
Staunton, Va, by Rev. Father Weed, iiUsERr
MARSH, Esq, OF Jersey city, N. j., 10 Miss LOUISE
BLANCHARD, of New York city. No cards
PILIOT-BEILAMY.-Un Thursday July 2S, AT
Iyndhurs'. by the Rev. ]. IL. Quimby, +. N. Pilot,
OF New.York, to Miss VICTORIA BELLAMY, OF Jener-
son county, Florida.
KELYEA-LEIGu.--On Wednesday, August g. at
The GEN., the residence OF The BRIDES brother In
law, Mr.. A. y. Cook, Princeton, by the Rev. +. H.
HarLwel Mr.. FLORENCE M. REIyEA TO Miss HATTIE
b. Leigh, both Of Jersey Olty, N. j.
SAwYERT-LoGAN.-On Tuesday, August 2, at the
residence OF the bride by the Rev. Or. Burchard,
MERRITT T.. SAWYER 10 HANNAH J. LOGAN, both OF
New YORK.
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Gin OA0 REwARD.-rHE NEW YORK eToCR
splU.VUO Exchange oHe1 reward of $4,000 Tor the
aud conviction of the
jamin Nathan, ale member Of said Exchange, who
Killed tho night Of July rs 1870, his house TWENTY.
snird street, Now York City.
y L. BROwNELL Vice Chairman. Gov con.
d. G. HAYS, Treasurer.
q. u. WHITE, Secretary.
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(iOACHMAN.-A SITUATION WANTED, BY A RE
~ spectacle young man. coaclman groom under
stands the business thoroughly and will be found willing
obgug; objection the country has lived with respect
able families has the from the
dress box l06 Herald office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHAT you ARE FITTED FOR IN LIFE CAN ONLY
~. DO .sceItained from proper Chronological examine
$50 broadway and will earn how benefit
DC derived IN half hour from interview IN esper
epced sxARRer
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........o...o COPARTNERSHIPs.
~ DISSOLUTION
Par'nersn'p heretofore existing under the firm or
Henry ~ Leeds and by limitation The business of the late
ALLEN B. MINER
Surviving partner.
NAV YORK, August l. 1870.
~ Business established in is47 by Henry H. Miner
@ ss wh o n ss wsS
the nIm name Of ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER
A AEsax 3 5 MINER HiSns
sAlesrocms Nos % Chambers and y Resde streets,
NEW YORK, August J. 1870
~ The firm OF Smith. Gould. Martin Co. is this day dis
dalton. HENRY N. SMITH,
} Hnss sSG Il. SARrM
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
ThsN 10 certify that the subscribers formed limited
parosshp, pursuant to the provisions Of title chapter
Part Of the Revised Statutes of the State OF New York,
tion OF lawful busness within The OF New York.
be conducted under the name firm o. Willard, Mar
n.a be me nature the O. toe ssssss
wholly on ." Intending the buying and
The names Of q. the general and special interested
Il
Martin Of he city Of New York James b. Bach Of toe
OF said city Of New York. The amount OF capital
stock s as follows William n Tweed, one hundred thou
sSs dollar. IN nash jay Gsd ONE hundred Thousand
dollars In cash The partnership is 10 commence be
EDWARD X. WILLARD
s hnsky H. J.. b MAErIN' General partners.
WILLIAM X. TWEED. Special p.r,o,rs
HENRY N. SMITH,
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SUITABLE REWARD WILL RE PAID FOR ANY
information Of John Helm, baker OF $40 Eigb.n street.
"a years of age, feet inches high, LETT his home
August 81 had gray hat dark blue light gray
pants; had also silver watch with hair chain.
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THE TRADES.

M ON0GRAMS-wARfE TWO first CLASS WORK
lu men, 10 cut and eDgrayc aohd for
harness. Apply Immediately 10 L. L. BoLAND i43 Fulton
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noon with favorable indications Of rsin.
At Oil City the river is rising slowly with
twenty-nine inches in the channel Rain
ed heavy last night. Monongahela falling
at hsadwaters. 1A
MISCELLANEOUS.
The W. r. Arthur was hard aground At
island "a when the Belle st. Louis passed
/ DOWN. 1auE Eua gl-o7Tr eli
The Sam j. bale Leaves Tomorrow for
Cincinnati. re
The hull OF the first Of the new boats
building here for Major John d. Adsms,
will be launched about the 18th Of this
month. EafU
The dissensions among the mackerss
| for the past two or three weeks, nave Desn
allayed. At one time IL was hoped that
the command had become entirely de-
/ moralized; bat the return OF the chief has
cast oil on the troubled waters, and they
are now ready to wayiay a blind negro or
sack a steamboat.
The II. NJ. Shreve had her entire lar
board wheel and wheelhouse torn away
coming out Of Red river, and lost over
board several lead OF Texas beeves. She
had 70 reship 600 head at the mouth Of Red
river.
The Pauline Carroll, for st. Louis, has a
good trip. She got 800 head OF Texas cat
tie, reshIpped by the a. NJ. Shreve, at the
mouth OF Rex river. b passed up last
night.
See card Of Belle Lee and Magenta. ia
another column.
The Belle Sc. Louis came in about 2
pm, and left at 1850 pm. b discharged
5000 packages in five hours. Quick work.
The Belle Sc. Louis will probably tighten
the W. X. Arthur on Island "a
All members in good standing Of the
Old Pilots Association Of this city are re-
/ quested TO meet to-day at Felix's, on
Front street, corner OF Madison. see call
elsewhere. IL is important that all should
attend.
On the 18th inst. the C.. b. Church and
NJ. j. Wicks VIII be sold At auction -
they now al lay our leyee. Bargains viii
no doubt be had.
The canal viii not be opened to let the
coal fleet through.
Captain JOIN WOOdburn says the new
side-wheel Memphis and Arkansas river
mail line steamer Arkansas Belle wall be
launched frOm Lithsrbury's yard in three
weeks, and completed by September 18th.
TIL election news, which IL volu-
minous, crowds out much of our river
news to-day.
The X. p. Walt goes out tomorrow for
all landings on White river. She is the
US. mail packet. VIM. Ashford is mas
ter. -ah
The United States mail racket Mary
Boyd, with Tom Berry on the roof, gets
away to-day for Pine Bluff, Little Rock
and all way landings on the Arkansas.
She connects with packets for Fort Smith
and with coaches tor the Hot Springs.
F.. w. Outlaw and Bob Shields are her
clerks.
The Colorado, Captain MeKie. leaves to
day for Cairo and 81. Louis. She is the
regular packet and connects with the
trains North and East. Henry Dietrich
is clerk. Dis
The tOwbOat Sam Parker. passed up.
The Ida N0ryul came up and is lying
at cur landing.
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RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, August 4, 1870.
IL River fell a half inch in past twenty
four hours. Below high water mark OF
CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent of Gas Works.
The Arkansas falls at the rate of two
inches per day, and now has but thirty
inches to Little Rock and eighteen inches
to Fort Smith. Our dispatches give the
latest news from all points. Weather
wet. Business dull.
tAN BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, August ARRIVED:
Bee and barges from st. Louis; Diana,
from Louisville. Departed: Virginia, for
Louisville. Down: Commonwealth. Up:
Olive Branch, 4 pm. River falling.
Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August4.-Arrived: Wau-
anita, from Cincinnati; Emma Floyd,
from Memphis; Mary Houston, from New
Orleans. Departed: Wauanita, for Mem
phis; Shannon. for New Orleans. The
river is rising, with four feet four inches
in the chute and nine and a halt feet on
the Portland bar. Weather clear. Mer-
curry, 90e at 2 Bpm.
CAIRO, August A.-Port list: st. Joe.
Memphis to ST. Louis. z pm; Brown,
MeunDhis to st. Louis, S pm: Grand
Tower, st. Louis to Memphis, 8 pm.
River rose6 inches. Clear; mercury, SOC.
CINCINNATI, August decentralization
Rees and Belle Vernon, for New Orleans,
The river ID seventeen feet three inches.
Weather clear, and the thermometor 67o
at noon.
81. LOUIS, August 4-Krrived-City of
Alton, for Memphis; City of Cairo. for
Yicksburg. Departed-Lockwood. for
Shreveport; Susie Silver, for New Or
leans. River Is falling. Weather clear
ard pleasant. Mercury 86o.
PIrTsBURe. August 4-The river fall
ing, three feet eleven inches by the Mon
onongahela bridge marks. Wsatber
cloudy and warm; Thermometer s7a AZ
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SOUTHERN PALACE.-Every department
in the bankrupt stock, No. 332 Main street,
which is so popular, has been supplied
with the most desirable goods, and the
managers feel confident that they can
/ please the most fAstidiOus, and at prices
unprecedented.
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BONDED WAREHoUsE.-In reply to
many questions, and for the information
of merchants generally, I would say that
the stOre-hOuse, known as No. 2l9 Second
street, Adams Block, has been bonded
for the purpose of storing imported mer-
chandise.
Importers can store goods at customary
rates of storage, and insured at the Gerry
forrest rates of insurance, where goods
can remain from one day to three year
boiore it is necessary to pay duties there
on. G. s. COOPER,
Surveyor of Customs.
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FHAvE now on handa full stock OF cypress,
Il poplar . walnut lumber, laths and
sawed shingles. 1 have also a large stock Of
logs-am constantly saving. Z am prepared
to MI orders for lumber Of any Dimensions.
on snort notice.
AT Mills and Lumbar Yard on Wolf river.
Immediately north Of Baysu Gayoso. 800,
y nuV-d lay - q NJ VEN A HTR -
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FOR RENT.

"OUSF-No. 81 Court street, next to the res
III fdepce OF l. NJ. Hill Apply 10
FDW. l. HAMLIN.
80 80 Second street.
TTOUSE-That new and Convenient Two,
III storv lwslIiDg house. No. 50, corner OF
Pontofoc and st. Martin streets, with All ne
cessary out-buildings. Apply TO
s. LLOYD,
frq1 No. 81 Main street.
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NOTICR.

ETTERS. testamehtary having been
Il granted j. J. Bailey and N. w. smith on
the estate OF Dr. A ROwlett, deceased. an
persons knowing themselves indebted
70 the estate are requested to make
IN 70 me at once; and all persons haV-
Ing claims against the estate are requested to
present them, properly authenticated, to me,
within the time prescribed by Law. or they
viii be barred. N. SMITH
Univ Il 1a7o aFF.TrT.H n-Yra--H1- nL--
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HITR & CORwINE, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared to execute orders olJob
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday Packet, in place OF steamer
ST. Francis duringlOW water.
3. DAI ............----.G. C. Everdon, master
This elegant ight-Graft steamer F-R
will leave EVERY TUESDAY, -
evening, at 5 O'Clock, for all navigable p0T1fs
on the st. Francis river. 4 -
LARRY HARMsrAD eco, Agents,
ty3 Mosby Block. 304 Front Row.
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LOOK To YOUR CHmDREN.-Diarrheay
Dysentery and summer complaint, are
cured by Mrs. Whitcomb'sSyrup,w which
is sold for p cents a bottle. See adver-
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RTFACHED D0MEsTICs
PERSONAL.

John s. Toofi is loafng for the hot days
in Knoxville and dreaming al Montvale.
w. L. Chandler, Of the hrm of Hill &
Fontsin, has returned from q continental
tour. rs.a.
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APPLEs.-Highest price paid for 500
barrels choice apples.
REED Il BUCKHAM,
go Front street.
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FOR SALE.

- PRICE BEER MANUFACTORY-Salls &
- Cr.'s Spruce Beer Manufaetory- corner
Third and Mill streets tentire DuslneSS anu
good VIII. established in this city May, 1871
su2 JOE W. SAILS, Proprietor.
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For arrangement of the Liver, for Dys-
pepsia, Diarrhea, Piles, etc, DIR. SIN.
mons Liver Regulator certainly has no
superior. 1t acts like a charm, without
facilitating to system. 1 nave tried 1t
thororSnIy, and speak what | know.
REV. S. GARDNER,
Atapulgus, Ca.
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ONE 10000 THOUSAND WATER
FALLS.

OPENED THIS (FRIDAY MORNING,
At an extraYagantly low price.
Call around before the different shades are
sold.
NEW PRINTS AND MUSLINS
AT BARGAINS.
BLEACHED DOMESTICS
VERY Low.
NEW GOODS.
sHERZOG q BROS,
294 Main.
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LATEST STYLES, aa
AT J. ROEsCHER'S JET PALACE,
S2s MAIN STREET.
An Jet Goods bought in my establish
ment will be repaired without charge.
J, ROESCHER, Jeweler.
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MAIL & PASSENGER


ERoM lanes Landing 10 Camden Arkan
II Aas. Observation-Disclosures. "Wednesday
and Fridays, at 7 am. Fare, Sl8.
tysQ POPE 4 MITCHELL
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No 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omsW & Allen. No. s West Court street.
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LADIES Jet IEwELRY

HARPER's MONTHLY, improved style,
with leaves neatly cut, for sale AZ Joe
Locke's, 236H Main street.
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Memphis and White River United
States Mail Line. u u
Memphis and New Orleans Regular
Packet Line---Season of I870-H.

BELLE LEE : ]. Frank Hicks, Master
MAGENTA, 80. = J. Stat Neal. Master
One Of the above elegant pas L.
seDger packets will leave Mem-
phis for New Orleans every Wednesday, COM
mencing wednesday, September 18th, and
VIII continue in the trade throughout the
season. aug5
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CTRENE COMMAEDEK4, No, +Meets 5th Mon
day Of each month Geo. Meuersh, Com.
T J. BaTchus, Rec
CALvARY CHATTER OF ROSE CROIX, 18th, No
l. charles ". Adams, ed, M. W.; H.
WnmTfuEon E1d- Sec.
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o. o. z. DIRECTORY

ODD-FELLoEs' HAIL, corner Of Main and
North Court.-Ruth Lodge. No. !, Daughters
Of Rebekan-meets on the nrst ana thlrd
Friday nights OF ea-h month, at = O'Clock
J.. W. Waynesburg, \. 6; Mrs J. ".
Waynesburg, V. Gs Benz. Bingham, secy.
GAYOso ESCANPMKS@, No. 3-meets on the
first and third Thursday nights of each
month. at s O'Clock. Alex. Hum, Z. p; J.
r. Russell. H p; Thomas Bacon. Scribe.
MEMPHIS LODGE No. G-meets every Tuesday
night. at 5 O'Clock. S. n. Norwood, n. g..
A. W. Jones. V. O.; J. W. Waynesburg, Rec.
and Fin. Sec'y.
LODGE, No. 8-meets every Mon
day night. &C O'Clock. j.. n. Sample, n.
O.; Leon Levy, N.G.i Thos. S. bingham,
Rec. Sec.
ECHuLER LODGE. No. - every
Wednesday night at S o'clock. II. Harder,
NC; Fred. Kropp. V G.: Jes. I'm, Seely-
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Majority for Stephens 1924 In fhs Chy--A Quiet ~Dsy---Scsnes and Enc-
dents--T The Working Of the Franchise Law.

The Democratic party havea again NETT the enemy and have AGAR achieved a g1on-
GUS triumph, completely crushing out theIst vesige OF Radcslsmm Shelby county
and giving the mscontents, independents boilers, negroes and mongrds ofhgh and
low degree a deest ron which they can never recover.
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F-RTKA oUxCI No. 6-meets Sd Monday OF
each mOuth-Odd-FellOws Hail. ID. Il. FOrs-
Ter. Tn. Ill; Nj. Wiggin, Rec
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MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS LINE,
SEASON OF 1901,

saE The low-pressure steamer,
RICHMOND, : /: : Nat Green, Master
M0LuIE ABLE, /: /: : Dan Able. master
NNE Of the above elegant pas r.
" senger packets wlli leave %s
Memphis for New Orleans EVERY SATURDAY.,
commencing Saturday. September fth, and
Will coRtinue In the trade throughout the
season. iy2S
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.rrY-eENL LITE JUDICIAL c1RoT
FOR JUDGE 14rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
WANTS.
nIACKsNITH-A frst-elass blacksmith 70
IL % 10 Fishervine, Tenn. Good wages pela,

GFNTS-To sell tue HONE SHUTTLE SEW
a nc MACHINE. Price, SIS. Il makes the
6IOck stitch" alike on both side 81 Is the
oDIv licensed under-feed Shuttle Machine
sold for }~gs than $50. Licensed by WheeleT
n Wilson. Grover s Baker, and singer 70:
An ofbar under-fsad Shuttle Machines SOLO
Tor less than So are infringemenUs, and the
seller snd user liable to persecution. Address
JOHNSON, CLARK & Co, Bostod, MaSs.l RVS
burg. Pa, Chicago, III, OF st. Louis, so. yeZ
A GENTS-To sell the OcTAGoN sEWLSG
n MACHNE. II Is licensed, makes Jhe
" Elastic Lock-stitch, and IS WaIIshte1
an upder-feed sold for SIS or less are infringe-
mentS. Address OCrAGoN SEWING MAChLNh
Co. st. Louis, No, Chicago, H. fl'UsDIs'
Pa, or Boston, Mass.
GENTS WANTED5sl0 PER DAHEoy lhe
n AMERICAN knitting MACHiNh 20.
ton. Mass. OF st. Louis NO 3eE
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noon with favorable indications Of rsin.
At Oil City the river is rising slowly with
twenty-nine inches in the channel. Rain
/ ed heavy Last night. Mon0ngahela falling
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GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

ALL Of the latest weeklies and month";
lies. just received at Joe Locke's, 2s6X
Main street.
SEE advertisement of Dr.. Butts' Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
uInn, it should be read by ali.
JOE LOCKE Ihas the largest assortmen
Of dalles on his counter at 1881 Matt
street,
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PgEr CHATTER, No. H-meets "a Monday OF
each month-odd-Fenows Hall ID. {. ira
der. N. Z. H. P: {. q. Locke. Sec.
MENPHIs CHAPTER No. U.D--meets at q
Fellows Hall. Sd Monday Of each month.
Henry J. Lynn, NJ. L. ID. p; HI steever'
Secretary.
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r~oFFTcTAL.1
BOARD MAYOR AEu c0UHcILmEH.

LContinued from yesterdsy.I
REPORTS on SPECIAL o-osrNfrrREs.
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
MEMPHIS, TENN, August ., $780,
To the General Council.
We beg leave to report that pursuant to
an order made at the last meeting Of he
General Council, we have closed a IN
tract with the Gayoso Gas Company on
the terms then recommended by the
Council. Said contract was signed In du-
plieate, sDd one of said duplicates il here
with exhibited. dated Sd August, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
asr VIM. II. STEPHENS,
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list Of letters remain.
ing in the Memphis POstofice and not dellS-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 70 street Rnd NUMBERS
viii be delivered promptly by carriers
LADIES' LIST.
Collins nrsII Kflgore mn EA
Dawson mrs = ldnViI mrs
EVanE miss Oakes mrs n II
FeaIv miss Phelan miss A
Furguson mrs n Stailey mrs Nj
Hayes miss A Mhare Mss
Johnson miss Wallis miss J
Kelly mrs j T. MalAh mrs.
klngm mrs NJ.
GFNTLEMEN'S LIST.
Brown W 3 Hamilton s r Maginnis 7
BIooksG Holly Mead LIZ
Boone + Ioceiyn d dr. MOrehouse j b
BufordJ Jackson CT Morris CA
Babcock Jackson &C Par9ds Ed
Cage FT Jefferson W w Phillips CE
Castle kingJC PentlelOn N p
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