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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
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0F THE Pom EOYN. RuROW COMPANY
These bonds aTe secured hy decd 81 tlu.. go to
Union Trust Company of N'W-lolI covering tbs
entire property and franchise Of te Company
They bear seven per cent interest u...h' -.- .-ai-
nuay in NCW-lork tr,f " G0rGHpft t'. a"d aie
convertible into she capital stocA 90, tAr Company,
81 the option OF the holder.
The Road trayoTscs thc best district 90. r'.a Caro-
lima: mites the ha}borof Pat Royal finest haf-
Dor south of Newly or,-viih AUu'sr1. Georgia. and
there connects with all the roads which r'ni'r 81
that point.
q line as short ~ any other nom Augusta .o s5Nau.
nah or Charleston, and is the Atlantic Cr aooti
link in TROUGH LINES of road oAt HU.. IVES, io-
yond the Mississippi. These met. assure 10 lusnt>s
second 10 that OF no railroad IN the SOUTH Gi reno
irs Mortgage Bonds secure beyond any .,silpn lie
Road viii be entirely finished. Tcady a. OosineSs bg
May /, 1871.
We confidently recommend these bonds TO our
friends and customers 20 perfectly souud ald lr"lt-
able investment Pamphlets aud mans -.lmS iul'F
information sent on application. We also have va
ricty of Registered Bonds. issued by towns AID coh
ties in Illinois, the interest upon which . ,'!Irt'eu
and paid by tie State. for sale on ialoiahi. rms
Henry II. Body \ Co. - ail-st.
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STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads,
DFOPLE,s LINE STEAMBOATS,
II Hnn AI.RAhI

~
DEOPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS,
nprw and r ST JOHN tcnanu. 10 .r. pier. ~
North River Cst S.C. d. 1,,s suns ,,s.i.
pd a.. egHsseuE at Albany T ,ol baggage checked point.
:. The oc on NE wharf DOs EPIe" oasss 'sd no .ays,
pn.iins The change locality OF It's business
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
r,o, vo,,..,, NP ps,SS rosca Junction Lowell Law
l rG[ s SSSs MsSss cseof Palmer BSeo and s'ern'
a. ro,sts Ile ne" and ''~leA ''e'~s"
CITY W S GiTT or LAWRENCE, .na o,,,,,,
CITY or EENLoHDoF
s s q, s Sc, HsT s ,.Is ss 5 esnaI qd Watt.
tI Ss, IoS s P1 S Ss Ss soSsa so
ter and gosou Hartford and the Railroad. =, N, ose. Pier 40
Eo,,b RIVE "'''' 'N- j. X SHORT, jL. Agent
'f New 'Tori, Oct 10, 1862
LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Honsa-
dso,P at q room eysy right Sunday. sIesptsd
DELAWARE AND II )? En- s. s. Co., Der be. ..l, ;
MONDAY 1huRsD4 M asS h.s .Gr on
md B,snoTs Road Rotanpr viii leave L.vs, wEDSEsDAf
az r. sfLES6 8 fshsG 5' II IEsR4 Y
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Coz
ID LSDEPEyDEsr LINE for The WEST sYpIHWWnhSTrS an. an.
i8BoY RIRoiD Per Sorh River ,3d ISLASD rsor PEI
LA lSF F rs' s s.Is The s's, oj
fo Of Coraris, privilege route wksT Of TRIP 70 Wishing
sSpoaH TICKETS GOOD gyTI pr TSf9 e.o.. As.,,
A w
" Pseng, Frsgh Depot in NcsYo foot Of IfiTst COZ
meets "A Somer South Branch Rso9d At Hampton Junction
w ne Delaware LickAvsnna sui Western Railroads at PhlsoIs
th Vale Rarosd and forming direct line to P
the West without cI1Igs o cans also 70 'sh rfn.'
ysnis aud New -iors stste - . ,.,, r ,r,,,, ,,-ro.r
WISIEP ARRANGEMENT
November o. E5O.-Ieave keEl York 40 iOloHi
ssmfor Pennington k.sion, Betheher Mauh .hnnk Nkes
Poa msLiHoJ City, Tmshsanoes, loNanda "aVei! &C
7:fO a m.-For Eastoa. r. ~
Harrisburg Connects SOncIge for remington
Junction frktroisrg Water Scranton bnghsui9a sIra
Phnlsurg aud Essto for hsuon 'LIuS han~ho
| Nikestaue. NIliamsDoH EIe, &c
| ib:3Da. m-Nay TIlia for Someyile. go -.
2mFor Termination Esst0n Allentown haueh tnunh M1hanoy
Wkebarre Healing, Columbs, Lancaster, EPhs Pot's's
p u. r FOR Els,on Allentown. and Mauch Chunk.
$3.50 h. E,ston Aler 0w1 Yauch Chunk and BeTAee
i:5J p. m.-f Or Soagryl.e AMI Remington go
10, PsalE ssurg Pus0ugh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
Ptshuh ami Chicago. Connects at Junction
Nth Deasae aud Ws.teu Railroad for seaDtou
!:iE m.-Pur SomertlIr.
m.-tor tss'on
| y m-foT homfUile.
~. m.-ttmiganfl-for Ls'ion
$50 p. m.-lor Psnaei. 49,
I2rir-For PbirsrlI WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. . 49, -. .
Fo IN abel, a, Geo $50 75 40 500, 500 $40 lo;o 80
Nh a. 200 200 35 sll 400 $50 so 5:i2 5;O, 3d.
bl ESQ 200 1:ln 500 8:l, 300, $50 1850 l-; p NJ
,,,tt ne ". can obtained the Office Of the Central be
road of Lher;yt " VI At No AsoT House a,
! ho..is x. l. KICKER, SuYeiuteutsnt
r. p R,Lners Gen. P1.- sg'
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lol shares. The following were The bids

In railroad mortgages there was quiet ierung' ont
prices, rule, we're well maintained. The principal
dealings in Central Pacihcs, which sold freely al ~
oqik The following were the bldz:
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WILL BE PUBLISHED FRIDAY, Dee.

THE AIDINE FOR DECEMBER,
4 DO' BILE NUMBER. CONTAINING FIFTY IlNE Ill S1RA.
TONS. FIVE LARGE PICTURES N TINT Prize 30 ct'
No such qus 81 m" printing offered
share TIN DOLLARS Those b,
proofs cpbscsy II by ff the nIcs' specimen OF
printing ard 'lrr-ioH thel have ever
Although the edition has been three times Increased and The limit ~
production reached j. evident that toe eusi will rst exceed
lie supply. .leroypr 81 who posses
shocl Ia time. Ash keWsf order
have roller ~ NAL, pospi from the ofce Of pubhson for
.OCTtS
4 limited runl Of
COMPLETE SETS OF THE ALDlER FOR 1870
Handsomely hoG-i 90 , tereI viii
Tile page, will ready deivery December So
THE AIDINE FOR 1871.
A NV SIZE AND VASTLY INCREASED ATTRACTIONS
- so a1auIG; With ELEGANT Oh Chrome DUChS SIcomels 3
rents Works Of An sri Yrr Tor Chm mia. Also beitl ash
discount. and ihe trade. Send fI- circular
JAMES SUTTON & Co., Publ hrfs,
- IhenJ ST., S-a.YOfi
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TIKI INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON hNn Nf>LhN
RAILWAY SEWN PR CENT GoLD Loan il based on =
completed Trunk line, 90j miles in length. running
from indianapolis, iud tn Pekin, ILL.,, and forming
connections with most OF the principal liu's 20 the
Atlantic and Pacific Tho equipments ara large. ard
the present business fully demonstrates that this
will he of the best paying roads in the Uniteo
States. We offer the balance Of these bonds at gi..
and accrued interest in currency.
TURNER BROTHERS. BaLkcrs.
No II Na.sSu-st
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NLLAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD



nsfotl n iorr BarcsV,t and foot Of Cln,ophtrt
LIZ APKANGt SfENIS. NONlAl Nov u oO
PRESS b,EY Oh
r Enei q Ctcs.sr Branch ct WheooH suisse T. =
, ALoyrr Newton Wglngtou with he d., l.. ani W. X K
for Wrtf Gap S.rouiurg scranton Great Bend bnshami'n i
OsEel9 al pO.s lJ Lstaw21nl and bJ0Ls0as
md De aware ard Hudson r. Pts =,
1905 No. IErlGB VALLEY EXPRESS siol Esvsft Morris
os5 pgy town Wssl usr. Philippine srl Esoni con
ssts a. Philips 54rg Bel De- r. for Belu,re g. AMI ~
E.on with / v r. T. for Bsh'elH Ae-tofn Ni-eA 'H1AA 'la
Nilkcs.are
a. Waterloo T. r. and Washington With d. L., anu
" Il. lor Gap Stroulsbnrl, and scranton ~,
ACEETfSTOWE NAIL connects with boonon ole''sf
,pd >u,s@r RafOls
,rd f.4Op .ftc.,o.
For ~ dIr nd intermediate Stations . go 1872 ana Ol' H.
90 rni p 81. "a,
F,-ORANGE al SOUTH ORANGE 600, 800 $40 ll;l9 ara
no u i:0 45o 3l, $40 80 $50 600 GO SOD AID III -
70. s..- a, o.to -f1.ta fo.-o II IN
ft.,0 .r i.4ts m Z.H l.U 800 $50 $3.50: 40 4;-l-,
l.u $40 J2' $3.50 b ODD GO s:J, NV anu Ii'+' p H.
I-su I-arfsf u Hsssrt.
BLOOMFIELD sri hoNl' Aib D. 6i- ahl
l. !. A - I 1 L
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TIE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGB.-FIRsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.


100 u a. S. Bl l3lt400O o. 50Rsg 6i..'c
100 f. $40 Go 09I6gO $40 C0u tB...'' Wy
C9s 200 4 81 1910 Reg lW.
SAILS Of Sds B0isRdar0dd hoax ant RdtToof-tVTe"
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The Government bond market WAS quiet and steady at
the earlier dealings. but improved both IN tone ana
volume of business at the late Board The market l.,
however, devoid Of speculative or investment feature.
Fisk * Hatch report AZ follows nj 4 D. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

ITowEs & MACY. Bankers the same D. an m'osro-
rated bank No. 81 Wi-st., New-iork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST FOR
their money, and having it At all Times subject to
check on demand. can do 50 by depositns with this
Banking House which ALLOW, lnterc.t on the entire
daily balances at the rate Of per cent per aAnua
COLLECTIONS made on any part OF the world. with.
immediate returns ~ the lowest cnrrent rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE OF SALE of Stocks Bonds.
or Gold promptly executed
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Dancira academies.

1 DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
~. At No az Hhhaye, corner rvea'yTihs aud at 40 eii
iia. Send pr tTrlaT
Morning Glass forming for Isis ana Chra MONDAYS
sni THURSDAY. az TO- suitable @ lad csro1 Of trklg few
The Boston Also lr Frank DliEod Afternoon
Class O'Clock he dg tlrs t7ll.I. Css will cOl
FRIDAY Novsmhoi OF Gcl'cf
uLASKO's DANCING CLASSES will COM
ruo1ce NOVEMBER HaruGs Rooms SiIihsT and
Iofty-teccnlst send for circulars.
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The days transactions at the T. s. subTrcasury were
God receipts ss2 39 81 Currerey gayneI. s'M2-i q
Gold payments ?fb8 SO Currency baauce... 9l51i7 81
Gold balance 6Di 23 IL Customs S12toU ~
Currency receipts. lfG4t3 OBJ
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
y

SUMMER ARRArfENENr
COhAEfDiNG JlSk 30 1870
Tgs.s'g station ia Nts lO c'T1,r uf Twenty 'enait aud
T..rt.are Ertrs1.e %. TEsut..s flh-sa.
TEAMS ifAVE htWiohh.
for Sv Haven sut ep tEL 1859 1913 iEr
3n.lI 1.I. f..I a.lI trI 2 t-fI p 10.
ForN. s,-,sd, f.r.e Southport and wo'.pori. T. 1889
> N .5:fy. $3.50. $50 m.
~ yorsk EsJ. . Iloa m 1918 Er OH 3.'y, $3.50
tLt.I $3.50. GEO and . laAl o.
For stanford lEvl . iip w.; l25 iEEl 2l5 (Er)
5.g5 $50 tEK.l, AIS a.I. 6:jD. s:J. 81 t.1J p.
For GreeuHcf sni intermediate stations . 1850 nj 2o 35
f:f5 $780, $50. 7.lt o..
sun az Mail i Tvsnt, ,eeptb,t Serlors at Tor
Boston. va OOtl Springfield Line rad bore Zine.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield 2 :. 10. 3 and p. N.
lOI Boston, ] Shore Line. 1915. ~.
FoI Hartford AMI Springfield, a. H., 2:l5 t@ n 70 Hartford
Spm
FOR Newport r J. l?:l5 sr) connecting with steamer
ktrsgsnseu Bsf. arriving ate:yi p.
For Connecticut RIVER Rsllo-i, a L. Is n TO bon,i
.. u. Northampton
For Hartford Providence ssd Fshki Rs,l 12l5
For Shore Line sss' 10 horNch and Po'ceaoi Z;l'
$500; 10 keH-l.oniob,
for NsNliavsn and Northampton Railroad "a, 800 u to
SoIth,mIton sad VIII anSlurgh
For ltor,atOuic Raiioid, So. m sul
Nor Nsusauet Railroad and t;@ p TO W.tsbar'
FOR Dinbuy and SOrrsk Railroad 2:l5 and $50
For NeNCbnAsn Railroad R:l5, 48 and $50
tonm0ou, Sleeping attached Ia train: ard also 70 san
d. Nal Train other Line. Drawing Room Car attached 10 the ss
n. and N. tsils JAMES II. HOfT, Superintendent
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TOlRJEIN WEEkS n GEpIDfN.
This le Of e celebrated Fourteen Weeks Series
suc TO ,4ce tref,,,e n az the science for schools The
authors very fascinating STYLE uicous selection Of matter vivid 1'
s and practical b, lbs 10 tea, combined ntracc these
book. INFO thousands ol, whore they awaken enthusiasm Tor
.sIoc While fail interest This work, like it, pro
d,co sualc IN The cboroom a It's content, Dol methods
have been verified by the crucial test Price - - post paid
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The following ia the movement In dFy good. '.t lhl'
week: Entered for consumption, S,ll,Js; wiih1Fa""'
.JS7 ,ls5; warchOused, SI!5G93
The managers OF the y, y. Central ana Hurr"h hNff'
Erie. and PCnnsy lyauia Railway Compane', lave con
to an understanding by which they -eN'lait agree
let freight upon these competing lines aI' l.s haut
course. They have agreed upon new iatH o. itt.
which are to take effect Oh Monday b'Ef .rd agree
abide by them. and not to offer any Inducements
shippers.
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EEiE RAILWAI.-TRAlAS leave Depot
fool 81 hartsrs-t 80! loot Of 2t st. ~ ioiloFs
IhT,ngb EEpe.' Trains l-s tsia9els;! .. u j. ,a oy
IND daily. New 80 improve ,o'gle ~
,r,,rans orrl 10 Butslo connect ~ AZ
, u.rascIt S-rrZ Coaches u1nng through 20 'r',.n
o.. GsIor. i. tatcl' ". any 'a a. H. i' y y m Gus
q.salA Es,i TIE SGD tgl tom nov i,is 4" igh" ana
he fom % hoAssi-r balao' anu Nch"i'
Ar Enisr.s, Iri.s leave, Dahl, At 80 p H. -, .,,,.
Jfys I Ns s5J aud f'Jl P NJ i.Jl st. li''
.. N ami f:l5 y NJ 49,, -,
S,vs olir. = "a f2tIs., a.l5 q. NJ
for Gtes-sun Wa 81 $3.50 :. i2hft. l;l5 = NJ
Fo Hcstlcl ,rI Wsv asa JyJ aai $50 t't rs
/ ~ 1:i5 rnd f' e. E1
All Wss tnd ~ E ~ ii' anl 80 M Ihe
,ter Tr.iu. fII:30 p m fE.-,t, II 80 n.y. go 49,
,ll Na from .st lf 0 az go ii2 srl ll;'
m. sI:s SO 5.l5 C:ij fom CbaD5ess- Depot -
q ~ f0:Il a. n: r. r.: q. g. :. i.l5 all b.is
seael.uA hi, 4dst DEPOT ats'i. ani ~ 70
g. % $3.50. ali t..i IN ify. O.4-j-4. -
Dot 900 No. ~ a t..l5. $50. 9:lJ, 900, and lt:i5
Fa- Pe1aoi Mach AVID Way from 23is Per ~ ~ yo
M I2t5 ij "a and 's:lSp n ad ~ II -
s.la Iiilo I'b'' f'I'' = A.
s.O1 and f1:"I o tn. SsurtsTs oar flt.tJ "a
fiskef. Passsys 10 r ug Room an Ssns
Cosete D. otaas orders m tie checking a. n'.er Of Sa
.igs tie Conn 1nys ofc,s l 81 40 80 broaH 70
Chamber Greenwich O.. co. T. q u 'ri Ihri9'e H. u
go Fu.n-st Boot'g1; De ol ,o o bnHtes' and foot OF st
Ichange ald Lon. poc Depot !ef'e CITY AMI
Of tie Agent a. tLs pEsIs l" ,y,, -, nan,
l.. ID FLICKER, Juf" WI ~ bAh'@
L,-l SUD G-ll PtFfs A.
'Dsiy 'i"f l''Atnsae- oh.'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-07
GENERAL MARKET.
:, PUBLIC LEDGER 0FrIcE.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April Z. 1870.
BAGGING AND ROPE--Light demand. 241zz
@25c for common; Kentucky 25@26c.
BR00MS-s3@6 per doc. Broom corn 81 40g
c d III. " OO@s 30. Plaster "a rs.
C9FF;FyEEt,I,Rio, 1925; Jaya, SOe9S4c;
COTTON sEED-Delivered sl2 90; notes l@
EGGs-2Oc@ v doz.
C0RN-s1@s1 63.
HAY--s27 50@s30 q ton T; oats 60@G2c bran s26
q ton; cotton seed s22 b ton.
FLQUR-Fine. 81 20; F9ncy So 5O9S so.
FRulT-DIied apples 712@Sc q ID; green ap-
pies 50 oo@4 50 v barrel; cranbcrries 50 90 o
MACKEREL--No. l,s2i@25 . barrel sar-
dimes S1g e case.
GAME-chickens Sc y doz geese 81; turkeys
HIDEs-Dry flint lS]lc; green &c. Tallow
&c. Beeswax 33c.
LEATHER-s 4S1lc, Saddle 42c. Calf
skins st5 SS1s, American do. $40.
MULES AND H0RSES-s75@lT5.
POTAT0ES-Peach Blows 81 IS, Pinkeyes
So 0Otd2 %, Russetts So 00a2 q.
TAR-Pine in kegs IS 3Og5 80.
NAILS-S5 90, kegs.
0IL-Coal Oil 35@lOc, Lindseed 81 10, Lard
81 S., Lubrieatng 55c.
POWDER-Rife So So, Blasting "a 50.
P0RK-Mess $50 00d29 so.
BAC0N-Clear Sides 17@l719c. Sugar Cured
Hams lsG22e. Shoulders l4@l5c.
LARD-Tierce B1zc. Keg TIC.
BEEF-Corn Beef SIS so q Dbl.
SALT-Bbls. 50 50aS2 IS.
SUGAR-l2@l3ISc. Clarified 15c.
PIRITS-Highwincs csc, Recti6ed Whisky
s0gSl Is.
sTARCH-71zc e ~
SOAP AND -CANDLEs--Soap 7h@1o%ci
Candles l59l6e.
VINEGAR-l66s25c "A gallon,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COTroS.-Strict middlings were sold yester-
day afternoon at 2z4c; middlings, 2219@224c;
low middlings, 211x@22c; good ordinary. 2l1s
@2ll4c; ordinary. l6@lscj mixed, l6@22c;
clean stained, l9G20ltc. The highest quota
tions ofmiddlings above are the outside figures.
and difficult to obtain. Holders confidently
anticipate an advance in prices, and there is
no appearance of further decline.
MoSEY.-There is enough for all legitimate
business transactions. The cotton crop has
drawn into Arkansas twenty millions of cur
rency. and much of this flows back toward
Memphis. Infinitely more would enrich this
city if northern and northwestern counties Of
that rapidly growing State were made accessi-
BILE by railways. Measures for the attainment
of this end are already In process Of eonsum-
nation under the auspices Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, and the purpose Of this body will
be much more speedily effected than most men
think. Public and private credit would be
improved by railway lines proposed to be
built. just now Memphis scrip is sold at from
73G75c. County warrants are no better. and
Tennessee money goes at 70c.
A LEssoS New Orleans owned 81 coo shares
In the road from that city TO Canton. Miss.
which cost SIS per share. On this transaction
the city still owes 81 zoo 600. due in 1874. which
is more than the stock is worth. II is argued
that il would be ruinous to the railroad and to
the city to suffer POLITICIANS 10 vote on this
stock, aud. therefore. the great necessity for
its sale to individuals. Anact has been passed
compelling the sale Of the States and ei;y's
stock. The city proceeded to sell TO McComb
4 Co.. the Southern railroad Tias, Of Della
ware, Of which ss have all heard. But such
we're the irregularities incident to the tran
saetion that when Mr.. McComb demanded. at
the raii,vad Office. transfer Of the city stock
to himself on the books Of the eohPany. his
demand was denied ssi .eeFs ere sne pick
lTss Tor these birds Of prey. the lawyers Of
New Orleans. New Orleans obiectsto the con-
isol Of the Jsrsson road By MeCombs. II Is
thought that bis whole policy would tend TO
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tho merchants Of Cincinnati, Louisville ami
New Orleans in placing wharf boat at the
mouth of White river, If the merchant at Ar
kansas will establish a line Of light-draught
boats ON the Arkansas river between that
point and Fort Smith.
A dispatch received to-day from st. Louis
states that yesterday the steamer Hope. from
the Ohio river, sunk barge opposite Devils
Oven. Noparticulars.
CAIRO, April The Silver Spray and Mil
Ter we're deeply laden. The Marble City
added one hundred tons. The NJ. j. wicks is
receiving here, and leaves this morning with
fair trip, and has engagements for all che
can carry.
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Dissolution.

The firm of Dalton & Price was dis
solved by mutual consent on the first If
March. Mr.. Rufus l.. Dalton disposed
of his interest to Messrs. Price, Jones &
Co, and retires. He is.a worthy gentle
man in every sense of the word, and we
wish him continued success in whatever
he may undertake.
The job printing and blank book man
ufacturing business will be continued at
the old stand, Nos. and 8 Jefferson
street. by Messrs. Bun f Price and d.
C. Jones. They thoroughly understand
the business, and are worthy of liberal
share of public patronage. We take
pleasure in commencing the new firm,
hoping twill be as prosperous as the old
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The Monitor.

The Monitor Cooking Stove, which
burns coal or coke, is steadily growing
in favor and in demand. 1t has been
tried by many of our best citizens, who
would not exchange it for any other. 1t
comprises all the advantages known to
cooking stoves, and the very ne plus
ultra in that line. For sale by H. Wetter
4 Co., at Is and Is Monroe street, where
may be seen a general stock of hollow
ware.
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IEsssi Ths latest spring styles
Just received ~ EsEs=;'s. svsEtsE
Eotel.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Memphis and Arkansas River paeL.
ct Company-White River Line.
For Helena, Mouth of White River, Clarendon.
sonport, connecting with the light-draft
steamer Batesville for Batesville and points
above; also. with the steamer Fairy Queen
for Pocahontas and points on Black River.
RIP. WALT, $50 AID. Storm, master.
T'HIS ENTIRELY NEW AND sToT'
i elegant sde-wheel passea- -,7Ti
ger steamer, built expressly for this trade. will
leave es above SATURDAY, 9th inst. at D. IN.
W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
tf&s-t No. Madison st., Stanton Block.
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rhrough TicEets from.Enrope.

Messrs. F. M. Cash q Co., corner Of
Madison and Front streets, are agents
for the Liverpool and Great Western
Steamship Mail Company. Through
tickets from any part Of Europe to Mem
phis can be bought from them at low
rates, This line is one of the best that
connects with New York Exchange
sold at this Office on any city of Europe;
also city and county scrip bought and
sold 33t
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
steamer Grand Era, st. Louis.
:" Celeste, Arkansas river.
- Glasgow, New Orleans.
Z" Gee. w. Cheek. Friar's Point.
- Mollie Graft. Osceola.
g Cornelia, New Orleans.
- Lorena, New Orleans.
- Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
W. A. Caldwell, White river.
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RUsTIc WARE.-There will be sold at
the auction sooms of W. H. Passmore d
Co. tomorrow morning several pieces of
rustic ware, suitable for pleasure grounds,
such as arm-ehairs, settles, flower
stands, etc. Also, a choice assortment
of bedroom sets, parlor and other furni-
49,
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Coon News FOR FARMERS. -Messrs.
R. G. Craig & Co, at 1919 Main street,
have Just received large consignment
of the celebrated Brinly plows; also
choice French flower seed, Peruvian
guano and Cuvver's phosphate. Far
mers, gardeners, horticulturists and
others will do well to call at this large
establishment. Craigs seed store is the
place for everything in their line.