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CAIRO, April %. Port list: Julia,
Vicksburg to st. Louis, 2 Am; Robert
Burns, Cincinnati to Memphis, 6 am
Dictator, Memphis to st. Louis, z am.
Simpson Homer, Vieksburg to Louisville,
s An; VIM. COwsn, Cairo to New Or
leans, 3 pm. Il. G. Yesger, New Orleans
to st. Louis, 4 pm; Sallie, st. Louis to
Arkansas river, 5 pm; Colorado, st.
Louis to V~icksburg, 5 pm; LeOnidas,
Cincinnati to New Orleans, Z pm. River
fell 16 inches. Weather clear. Mercury
$50.
VICKsRURe, April 28-Up: Potomac,
IL last night; City Of Alton, tam; NJ. J..
Wicks, 7 am; Glencoe. 3 pm; Clsrks-
vile, 4p.m; City OF Vicksburg, 5 pm.
Weather warm and clear. River falling
slowly.
LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-The river is
still falling, with 2 feet 10 inches in the
chute, and 3 feet 10 inches in the canal.
1t is lower than it has been here in April
In twenty years. The weather is clear
and pleasant. Departed: Glasgow, Ar
kansas river; Edinburg, Red river.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-The river has 10
feet in the channel, and Is stationary,
Arrived: MinneOla, Memphis. Weather
clear and cool.
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FOR WORKlNGMEN.
The Building AssoClatioH-What It Means,
and What Can be Accomplished BY It.

Editors AppeGt-Iha had not intended to
have written any more on the subject OF
the Building Association until after the
preliminary meeting proposed for next
Friday evening; but the communication
! signed "Mens MOvst Mentem" in Satur-
days issue Of your paper probably re-
quirss an answer.
1 am glad to learn that the plan Of my
ASSOCIATION,
as proposed in my first letter, "exactly
corresponds with the ideas of thousands
OF the WOrkingmen of Memphis" but
the question is how many of those 'thOu-
sands" interested not only in their own
welfare, but that o fothers, as we'll as of
the city in which they expect to remain
useful citizens, are willing TO deny them
selves Of afsW extra drinks a day, which
they do not need, or the pleasure OF Civ
ing away a few dollars every week to mp
hold keno establishments, in order to
meet their dues promptly if they should
become members of the Association pro-
pOsed2 A Building Association must
necessarily have a
CHARTER,
and be incorporated by an act of the Leg
islstuue. Hence IL will be no child's play
An organization for fun, to be cast aside
for something new at pleasure. It means
business. It means the establishing Of a
society that will run on for all time TO
come. It means that the founders of it
will put their money in what they know
to be q safe investment; and as
the society grows powerful, the
city gains population, and they
themselves become rich. 1t means
hat the land upon which the city of
Memphis is built shall not be owned by
haifR dozen men. It means that instead
Of there being one hundred
REAL EsTAT wNERs
in Memphis that there shall be a hun
dred Thousand. 1t means that the honest,
sober industrious working men shall
nave q home. 1t means that sl working
men shall have work and good wages if
they belong to the Society, and that every
dollar that they pay in shall be q safe and
profitable Investment. In short, il means
an institution for the benefit ofths work
ingmen.
As 20 the amount to be paid down and
the dues 70 be paid afterWard, that will
be determined by the members after the
Association is started. I simply proposed
ten dollars as an
INITIATION
fee, and I've dollars a month af.erward.
such a plan may not suit any of the
members. They can make 1t less IL they
choose; or they can make it q stock CON
Germ, which will probably please the ma
jOrity better. Then g man can have a
showing for any amount he is able to
take in it as stock. Then If q man is able
70 take q hundred shares, let him do 50;
II MOI, let him take hfty, Of ten. or five,
or even enc.
Mems mOUet ngentem is true; and I hope
MEMS Novel MenJem 4" viii give us the
beneht Of his mind next Friday evening
81 the office Of the Southern Life Insur.
ance Company. PLEBEIAN,
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Cash will be paid for secondhand goods,
furniture and merchandise Of every de-
scription, at SO Union street.
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Erw arrival Of Kid Gloves, Of all coior
and shades. ct the Southern Palace, $50
Main street.
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NEW arrivals OF Ladissi Ties, Of the
lstest novelties, at the Southern Palace,
$50 Main street,
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SEE advertisements of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage 6Uide," in another column. 1t
should be read 5y al.
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NEW styles of Hats Just received at
Leidy q Co.'s
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LHEN SHEEIIE0si Linen Sheetingsi
Pillow case Linsnl PIlow-case Lineni al
ursst bargains. A. BEASSEL& SON,
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LOST.
IHE WEATHER.

GOLD CUP BUTrON-At the matinee on
" Saturday evening engraved ]. n. The
finder VII be rewarded II len a. this once,
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TIE Hgbtest and coolest Hat in the city
at Lsidv e Co.'s
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The elegant Olive Branch, Captain John
T. McCord, Ed. s. Hawks clerk, will take
her departure to morrow evening for New
Orleans.
The fine Carter line packet Ocesnus.
Captain Horace Btxby, departs this even
ing for Shreveport. 81. 7. Worshsm has
charge ofthe Office.
The Sallie viii be- the Little Rock mack
OF for this evening, I. B. johnson. COM
handing; G. L. Stiles, clerk.
The gay little Oil City, Captain Raudell
goes out this evening for all landings to
Shawnee Village. She goes at s p.m.
The beautiful little Marine leaves to-
day, ss advertised, for Randolph, Fulton.
OsceOla and all way landings. J. G. Sends
is master, and NJ. w. Mason is her chief
clerk.
The Robt. Burns goes out on Wednes-
day next for the Ohio river,
The Legal Tender, Captain Elliott, leaves
on Tuesday for J~acksonpO=t and all land
inEs on White river.
The A. J. White, Captain Geo. Malone,
gets OF this evening for Helena, Friar's
Point, Napoleon and all way landings.
She goes out on time. Barney Bsrinds,
Charley Jackson and Sterling Whitehead
are her clerks.
The splendid passenger steamer Belle
Memphis, Captain John Crane, VIII leave
to-day for Cairo and st. Louis. She il
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THE latest and finest assortment Of
Gents Hats In the city Al Lsldy 8 Co.'s
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EUeENH LACE JACKETS, white and
black; real Thread Points, Lama Laos
Points, an white and black. 81 Low prices.
A. BhESsEL & SON.
go Main atraaE.
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LADIES, call a. the Southern Palace End
examine those beautiful Percales, which
are now being sold at I2k cents.
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TIN Cheap Table az the Southern Pal
ace, $50 Main street, seems to be the at
traction Ladies should not fail to CALL
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TEE RATTLE will positively come OF at
the bay Horse tonight At 5 O'Clock, for
roam mare 8hoady. TokstholdarE.
come forward.
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LONG BRANCH LINEN SUITS, in all col
ore; White Suits, of all styles; SWissss,
Paletots, and a beautiful line Of Dress
Linen, just received.
A. SEESSEL & SON,
gEn nTaan ef-aat
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PERCALEs reduced K 124 cents, at the
Southern Palace, $50 Main street.
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PERCALEs l2H cents, at the Southern
Palace, 332 Main street,
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ST. JosEPHis TNFIRMARY-In chsrgs Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO --LATEST

TIE GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
OF THE GREAT RED STORE
VIII be continued twenty days longer.
All goods marked lower. Each article has
the
SELLING PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES
UPON IT.
WM. FRANK,
20 Main street.
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- FIrr1ne. ID - atrseL
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TEE mammoth stock, styles and quail
ties at Lsidy a Co.'s
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
st. Louis and New Orleans Packet CO.-FOr
Nicksnurg. Natchez and New Orleans.
OLIVE BEANJH---JOhn T. McCOrd, master
This elegant steamer VIII leave -
positively as above on
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at y N.
For freight or passage apply to
IT. WASHINGTON, Agent,
ap2i "a Madison street
WHITE, RED & BLACK RIVERS.
For White, Little Red and Slack Rivers
The new and Light steamer
1ALLAL AaAlGa az
VIII leave, as above, o TUES
DAY. 18th inst. at Z pm
For freight or passage, - on board. apA
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ENAMELED or Porcslsin-Lined Pumps
70 Browne & Brownies, 8I5 Second street,
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR RED RIVER.

Carter Line Of Red River Packsts.-FOr JEFF
fersou. Shreveport, Grand Ecore
and way Landings.
Str. OCEAN, ..-------.H BIEby, master
This elegant passenger steamer IT,
will leave as above
THIS DAY oath inst. at p.m.
For freight or passage apply TO
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
apA ~ Madison street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Having suggested the msol
IN Ofrha estafa 0fTfrrrs MORAN. deceased,
al persons having claiua against aaL1
Are hereby notified to hls the same w. -
Clerk o. the County Court On q e1 49,
18th DAY ofOGtobers 1874, OF tAay WI "
WTLLIAMeBERGLa
- administrator.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock and all way
landings.
SALLIE ..a--............. -..- johnson, master
TINS elegant passenger steamer go
viii leave as above
MONDAY, 24th inst, at 3 pm.
ELLIOTT MILLER. Ag'ts, Elliott Block,
apps Corner Promenade and Jefferson SIS.
FOR WHITE AND RED RIVERS.
Regular White and Little Bed aivaF United
States Nail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena C0nc0rdia, Clarendon, West
Point, Searey, AuEusta and ~JaCEsonpOrt,
connecting at DeValIs Bluff with train for
Little Rock and Hot Springs,
III superb passenger steamer
E Legal Tender
VIM EuiOCt.-.master Ed. G. P0stal.---clerk
Leaves TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT& MILLER, Agents,
apZ Promenade St., foot OF Jefferson.
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NEW arrivals Of Japanese silks ct the
Southern Palace, S82 Main street
D. g. q 3. NJ. LOEWENSTINE.
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- 80.

EANA eaANaH
OATS AND WHEAT STRAW, cheap, st
" u. J.. SULLIN AN & BkO-s
ana SIS ana $50 FROM street.
0RAZISG-GR Ass-GRAss.-MON. RED
u FORD'S farm. forty acres, grass and
clover. bHecfal attention given TO Hors 8.
stock cent ont from g, ID. BRACKET &
co. ap4
UTAG0N-For sale, an Iron Axle Lumber
w Wagon and Bed, second tano, al less
than hall price, II 49, Second street apN
AW hILL-One1ourth interest in the
y saw MI Of Psge a Wigs, now IN opera
non fn this city. Hail cash; Dalsnce on Tune
ADulv 10 JAMES A. MlGGs,
go $50 Front street.
H FCGEHEEP LACE-The "McGehee Place, 2"
wi two miles from Memphis on the Mem
phIs and Charleston Railroad. Terms one
third casN. and the balance in one anG Two
wears. with interest. Apply 10 B. II. BRAD
FORD, on the premises. mnot
nrEvKEN PLACE-The Msnke1 Place, on
vi BruEley avenus, in lots 70 suit IN
Quire Of Menkel Bros mnB
DILUTE CITY MILLS. ls7 Poplar street in
ID good repair; VIII sell on easy terms, OF
TsnL.
~ HTk Main street.
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AUCTION.

WE INVITE PUBLIC ATTENTION To
the sale of CENTRALLY LOCATED BUILD
ING LOTS, which Mr.. +. ". SIXTH has d.
rected US to place on the market at
P%eFemptOry Public Sale
at the time above stated, situated on
Lauderdale, Orleans and Georgia
streets, in the vicinity Of st. Agnes Academy.
In Offering this large number Of lots, we
place before the public rare opportunity Of
making an investment in property which
cannot fail to increase In yahe, being 90
centrally located that It must be dned up in
preference o more distant points.
Accessible on the north side By the Scale
street and on the south by the fernando
street railroads, and travsrssd and bound
ed in all directions by broad streets, We are
confident that we cannot bring to the notice
Of those who want a cheap home a better
piece of property from which to make a
selection.
The terms Of the sale are made very easy
third cash. n and two years, with six per
cent interest.
Again reminding the readers Of this notice
that
THE SALE IS P%EREmPTORY,
We advise them to be on the ground PRE-
PARED TO BID.
We win make the occasion profitable and
REFRESHING to all who attend.
kgYSIeR, IRRELEVANT & GO.
ON The PREMISES, AT AUCTION,
lS9 Washington street,
THIS MONDAY MoRNING,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
A. NJ. sTODDARD & co..
sp24 Auotioneers.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by NJ. Cohen, S84 Main street.
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Only place to buy o. sen goods, 80 Union
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HOSIERY at q sscrafce az the Southern
Palace. Ladies' should not fail TO examine
and price hosiery now exposed for sale on
the cheap table.
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THE GENERAL JUDaMKNT.

The eloquent pastor of the Little
Church Around the Corner" preached an
appropriate sermon Easter Sunday, which
he sent us for publication, but owing to
some hitch IN mails, did not arrive in any
reasonable time. We, however, mansgs to
make the following extracts which Will
be found Interesting;
SIT is a falacy, not unc0mmonly held by
some learned people, that pure and an
mixed justice Is a~ttainable on the earth,
These philOsophic people hsva not, IS yet,
il Il plain, penetrated to the original
granite in the sphere Of thought. They
NAV have the power TO skim over avast
quantity Of surface, w OF even going
down some depths, but their reasoning,
IN this respect, is comparatively shallow.
How can there be exact Justice IS long
"a the real motives which u~nhappily par
suaded to q breach OF right, or rather Of
Mat we call fright" are not only hid
the Judge, but often inexplioable 10
the euipritP The Intelligence that made
is alone capable Of understanding oar
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TEE proprietors Of the Southern Palace
wiz announce their grand opening in q
Fauu rave
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EnR REET,

n EsmFNCE-A nice residence, with stable
n sud carriaEe-house attached on Poplar
street. west o. Orleans AtTseL Apply 70
PETER il. DONNELL1s
apB l69 Poplsr street
nOARDNG-HOUsE-Fu Of boarders, and
Is fne furniture ofEame for sale. Applyt 20
90 Beale street ePZ
~ TOFE-The store No. 81 Main street, with
- fixtures coTplete. occupied at present BY
n ". Tohuston d Co. Apply %
apu T. W. Johnston W
.ODA WATER sTAND-For Plcuics Ap-
- NV 10 r. O'BRIEk,
au1i z02 Main street
UNFINISHED HOUsE-Wih eisht rooms.
II besides Kitchen, servants room, eJc,
situated IN the most desirable part o. tne
CITY. now being ed as a hoardlng-houB ana
doing g good business. To q prompt and E5-
liable tenant the terms VIII be
None but those who can give SATISFACTORY re-
ference need answer. Address one WeeE,
anp JAMES, APPEAL ONCE.
lanes PARK-For picnics. Apply 20 J..
J 81 ANDERSON, No. 50 MatnsL. apB
HOUsE-No. I5 Court street. with ave or
III six rooms and kitchen ana large yard.
To q desirable tenant 70 VIII be let very rea-
Honable. References required. Inquire on
apis No. B Union street.
OFFuCEs-In the stanton block. Apply 20
~ apis o. D. CR0CKETE Agent
n OOM-The room lately occupied by Hite
II 4 CorWine, rs Job Printers, in Appeal
building, NO 4 Union street. Apply al Ap-
peal ONCE
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TIE most fashionable Hats at Lsidy
& Co.'s
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NEW arrival Of Parasols at reduced
prices at the Southern Palace, sS2 Main
Street,
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GAsFrrTINe, 8I5 Second street.

SARATOGA PARAsoLs, in buf and white;
also 8 large assortment OF Psrasols Of ali
the latest designs, just received.
A. SEESSEL & SON,
259 Main street,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

nOARD-Furnished Rooms. with Board,
% desirable summer location ana con-
Linden aud Pont0toc. Day bOarders wanted.
spl9
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- styles Of De seaaOn a LID 9 81.
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teenth amendments, practice rigid CON
struction which denies to Congress and the
President all powers not expressly grantea
or plainly and manifestly inferable from the
granted powers. The people see the dan
gers ahead, and are coming to the true
ideas. If the Democracy defantly assert
abstract theories and insist they are right,
and oil who oppose them are wrong-righf
as abstract propositions they may be-they
divert the people from their good purposes,
and we lose ali. It may, perhaps, be phi.
losophy to spend time on distractions, but
It won't do tor these practical times, when
It Is 80 important to go on and get what Is
practical and attainaole, In order that we
may improve upon it, instead OF refusing
TO do, because things are not as they should
be. This kind Of philosophy is like that o.
Empedocles, who descended the crater Of .
volcano, unobserved,,r that his follower:
might be convinced he was immortal anc
had gone to Heaven. =. g.
Abstractions in these piping times ma!
do to be proud of, but they won't DO u
save the country from impending rum
The Democracy of Ohio are right, In N!
humble Judgment. Their position involve
no surrender of principle, and only treat
accomplished facts as such.
Most truly yours, &C., j. b.
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YoUsa MAN Fatally sHsr BY A R1yA,
sU1ToE.-Louisuilte, June 26.-Last night p,
young man was shot ii this city under cir
cumstances Which render it almost certain
that he was murdered by jealous rival
Durlng the evening Jacob Rem and Valen
tine kabbit, rival suitors for the favors Of
Miss Lizzie Wirtz, who was engaged tc
marry Rein, met at the house of the youne
iady's mother, five miles from the city, and
remained until 10 O'Clock, when Rabbit left
quarter OF an hour after, Rein also left
He had gone about 200 yards when Miss
Wlrtz heard pistol shot, and fearing some
harmI to her betrothed, ran out of the house
and up the road, meeting Rem staggering
PACK. BE fell in the road, when she picked
MIN up and carried him into the house,
where he died this afternoon.
The ball had entered on the left side OF
the abdomen. Before death Rein made a
statement of the affair.". declaring that Rab.
bit spraug out from Il fence corner and shot
him with pistol. Rabbit was arrested,
but denies having done the bloody deed.
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-,sHs REsl SULPHUR SPRINGS.

~--~~
st.s aYs pred bsye ~ept%d the REE sui
rFgR tPRTEES hsTABs,is IL HMCNI lEc pres-
aessuu, ut!d re same IS
NpW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION oF
VISITORS.
Every eNcrtion has been madc - rcEtsNstill VINO
cnr.c com ioriab!c IN all rcspccE.
The table will be furnished Win every luxury
he market affords.
Xcoms with fire places viii be supplied, and ev-
eryih'pg done that may conduce 10 the heallh ana
comfort OF iuvaiics. .
These Springs are located In Monroe county
West V!rginia- IS miles from the virginia and
Tennessee railroad ut Dublin depot. at which
point conveyances will be found Re adc to convey
iasseugtrs over fine turnpike II the springs.
Tacv Gist ant 4o miles from the Grecn3rie;
" he Sul:hur, on the Chess ne Ike and 'hio rail-
rotG. froiu which point passengers viii be con-
ytyed 30 these Springs by commodious stage
cu.ch.E.
III Red sulphur Springs are unlike any other
mineral Sa:cr, and in the language of hundreds
who have VISITED and been cured by them, we may
repeat, are ihe most yalu tbe mineral waters on
the coutlnent.'' his water IS already a specific
FOR all forms of pulmonary disease, and Is fast
been found specific in bronchitis and throat dis
Ch-unc hepatitls, nervous irr!tabillty, scroiuld,
sad female diseases. &c. Persons desiring fur-
,her Information regarding TIE virtues OF these
waters " III he ;urHi>hc'! hy mall with pamphlet
containing the cvlucace Of d:stinRuiS ned pm! ST.
clans ard others ~
i.22 I'm DUNLAP, ADAtk & CC.
fNoriols Virgnian and Wilmington (Delawarel
Gazette vii! please copy 70: one month, anu scru
bill To- prnprle,Ors for pavlueWt.
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PROPOSALS.

RIO BUILDERS.-SeaIed proposals will
L be received by The nndersigned at the once of
the Eastern Lupatic Asylum, IN the city OF IL
lemsburg Va, until July Cd. ct IL clock ~, Io1
,irg the MASON WORK, CAEPESTEA
WUnK, PAISTING, &C., necessary for the eIec'
tion and completion OF The extensions ana aodi.
tions to the aboye-nslnsd Asylum accoi ding 10
plans and speeineat!ons on Ale and TO bs seen
at the office OF the superintendent
Proposals must state the estimate for eaeh
branch OF The work separately, and be endorsed.
Proposal for Mason Work. - Proposal for Car
pente:'s Work" Proposal for Painting" DC;
Tn, committee reserve the right 70 receive and
reject any or all proposals offered. II deemed for
lhs interest OF the Institution 20 do So.
- E. WILLARD SMITH,
y. TUTTLE, Com.
SelpLd D. R.ER0WER,
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III BATH COUNTY, VA.

These RENOWNED SpSINGS and GREAT
MAJ IkA l. CURIOSITY ere situated In the ro-
msntlc " arm Springs Valley. lie season of l57i
viii commerce JU i r. lST.
Ghvsr thermal waters are celebrated for thei
CC Ha:li ytrtne in chronic rht In aLtSIn, goui,
torpor Of liver, ch-oric enlargement. of liver or
spl. en-, chronic d.arrhui or dySentery, non-or-
Ianic paralysis cid injuries, ti:eases OF :he skin
OF the uIe IS affections OF the wopib, and other
Diseases OF 5 dccate character incident TO te.
males.
Baths vary iu temperature from SO TO llo desrees
Fahrenheit
The Accomm dationS are drst-class, and offer
unsurpassed attractions to the invalid and plea.
sure Sc. htr.
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Grants Return-Phases of the Boutwell,
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