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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-26

A LIQUOR STORE AND BILLIARD ROOM &c
n saeUne OF the best fitted up In this city; lo
lease low rent sORENS' store Agency, SOS Bros dway.
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ExCH ANGE.

J1OR SALE OR ExCHANGE--A SPLENDID SAW AND
Veneering Mil H. the city, doing frat class business,
netting 81 500 per month This rare chance owner
going South. T. HOYT. 81 Broadway New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-26

DY JOIN A. DUNN, AUCTIoNEER
ID JOHN A. Dl Nm Il CO.,
salesroom e.,3 Bowery,
will sell tomorrow Thursiav at IL O'Clock, at 800 Delaney
street. In lots tine entire stock and Fixtures OF that Crock
ery ana Candy Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-26

pY JOHN A. DUNN. AUCTIONEER.
ID JOHN a. DUNN Il co.
Mortgage Sale
Win sell this day, at II clock, their saesroom g
Bowery. lot of Household Furniture sting one rose
wood faror Suit eight pieces haircoth Bureaus
stands Bedteads harcoh Chairs three oak Dining
Room Chairs. Mattresses Feather Pillows, Bosters Ban
kets, Sheets, spreads, Crockery, Glass Ware, &C.
PATRICK DAILY, Attorney for mortgage.
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DY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER-SELLS.
44 East Seventeen street, extra large stock
OF Groceries, chests and barres
MAX BAYERSUOkFEk i CO., Aucioneer,
hroad yyov
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IMPAIRMENT OF DOCKS,
IL Nos. 345 ana 34s Broadway, }
NEW YORK, July 70, 1s7l.S
Proposals for dock piles enclosed in envelope and
endorsed "ProposA tor Dock Piles" the
bidder will be received by this Tuesday
the rst day Of august at IL M for furnishing white pine
and spruce Plies OF lengths and sizes foIows:--
Piles l8to IL inches In diameter at butt end 65 20
long.
long.
long.
of six months from the time OF making the con
tract to be delivered 10 such and times
places required by the Department They be
the bes quality and to the approval Of the Supern
tendent Repairs and Supplies.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids.
For further information apply at the Office OF the Depart,
ment.
JOHN T. AGNEw,
WILSON G. HUNT,
RICHARD M. HENRY, CommIss oners
HENRY A. SMITH,
WILLIAM WOOD,
j. GRESvtLLK KANE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-26

n Y. H. BERTHoLF, AUCTIONEER SUCCESSOR To
~. VIM Writer'S sells this day, o'clock 454 Canal
street. Hudson large assortment of Paror SUITS
Bureaus. Bedseads Washsands, Tables Chairs French
ate Mirrors Hat Stands, Commodes enamel ed Chamber
Sets Velvet rap siry Bruises and In grain Carpets Rugs,
Mangs rDuggets, nne Hair ,ttresses Plows Feather
Beds and Beading, Crockery Glass Wooden and lin Ware
Stoves, Kitchen utensi.s also Porter House and Grocery
Fixtures
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rNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST PAIN,
Il with Laughing gas Beautiful sets OF continuous gum
Teeth rubber, $40 Teeth carefully hcd with god ana
other preparations DIR. BODINE, lyJ Grand street.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PhIN-FOuRTEEN
y years. -Benumbing application; gas amin stored. nean
tful Teeth 81 Set $40 Piumpers for hollow ceeks SETS
repaired j. JAY vILLERs Loo Grand ST. near broadway
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n NJ SEAMAN, AUCTIONEER.
~. Choice Bergen Point Property, by order Of heirs
auction. Thursday July 2 at l. M at Exchange Saesroos
Ill broadway. The Lindsay Estite, IL
houses, dock and water front OF lso feet Kin Won Ku
shore road, five minutes walk landing
railroad depot; elegant location hotel villas Maps
Pipes street
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HENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
IL THIS DAY. commencing at 1915 O'Clock,
four story mansion 12i Tweny.siNh street the
complete Furniture, to be sold, regardless to Br
liant toned rosewood Pianofore Parlor Suits satin
and brocate silk reps Mirrors Paintings Bronzes Brussels
Carpets Etaseres, Bookcase DC so Dining Room and
Bedroom Furniture, rosewood and walnut Bedroom Suits
single and double Bedsteads Bureaus Washsands. Ward
robes Spring aud Hair Mattresses Pillows Beading Clocks
Lounges also Kitchen and Basement Furniture
500 lots Of useful household furniture
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- lO O'Clock 4 East Fourteenth street, handsomely lifted
up Lager Beer Saloon, in lots. Dealers invited.
MAX BAYERSDORFER 4 CO., Auctioneers,
80 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-03-12

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing regularly every Thursday, at O'Clock r. NJ pre-
cisely, from pier No. rth river. .
MISSOURI, Capt. j. B. Edwards. March 10
MORRO CASTLE, CAPT. R. Adams tvia Natsau March q
COLUMBIA Capt X. Van Sce. March 30
" 's' = '"''"ee 'P' A. W. DTMoCK, President
No. b Bowling Green,
The New York herald., 1871-03-12

HAVANA, SlSAL AND VERA CRUZ.
Il New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving
pier IL East river, al p. NJ, direct TO Havana
CLEOPATRA Capt Phillips, for Freight Saturday March
CLEOPATRA. Capt Phillips for freight. saturday, April
CITY OF MERIDA. Capt Deakcn. Tuesday, April Is
ro' ''es" VI pS'IXtE T. XtE2xNpRE 4 SONS. Ss Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-03-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

,iPHER C0DEs-FoR CONDUCTING PRIVATE COR
Address CIPHER, Herald ONCE.
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CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
" Company.-The elegant idcwhcel steamship NORTH
AMERICA 2U00 tons burden, Captain George B Slocum,
will sa for St. Thomas Para Pernambnco, Bahia and Rio
dc Janero on Thursday, March ~ at O'clock r NJ from
LIAM X. GARRISON, Agent, No. Bowling Green, New
The New York herald., 1871-03-12

OO7 9TH Av.--AN AMERICAN LADY OF CHARAC
CO ter refinement and great experience to take
Of invalid, sick good reference Address
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

ThWeatt's school. She did not attract
particular notice until she got on the
teacher's platform and got well into the
delivery Of 3 piecs entitled "The Travel
Ter" by Sprague. It is not necessary TO
say anything more Of her than that she
was awarded the highest hOnOrs Of the
school. She spoke like one of those saints
Of old that we read Of. She has no play
Of feature whatever, but she has hat Is
better; there is a soft, divine light shin
ing out from her quiet intellectual face
which is above any play Of feature. Her
manner hnds its way to the heart, while
that of many others merely tickle the
fancy and charm the ear. She was all
sweetness and dignity.
Miss Clara Wright followed soon after
ward with another recitation, 4" The Gam
bier" which she did very we'll, The piece
required q different treatment from that
Of " The Traveller" There are more vary
ing feelings in it, and a much greater dis
play Of passion is required. In these Miss
Wright is grand. Her manner ia impress
sive. She has a vast amount Of theatrical
ability, much nerve, clearness and
strength Of voice, and, in fact, nine per
sons out of ten would judge her superior
TO the other young lady, but then the
Judgment Of the tenth One would be worth
more than the Judgment of b other nine.
Our learned reporter does not wish TO
take anything from her just merit when
he cOnfesses that Miss Emma pleases him
better; nor does he wish it under
stood by the many readers Of the APPEAL
in South Memphis; that the other dozens
Of young ladies in the school we're not
worth noticing, because he has hXed his
attention OF a few. The fact is, he wished
to put them forth as types of the pupils in
Mr.. ThWeatt's school. The following took
prizes: Clara Wright, Lula Bruce, Tom
mie Sullivan zine boy), Max Dutlinger,
Emma Weaver, LizZy Wray, Libbi Bruce
and Charles Wrsy. Hurrah for the Wray
family It is curious how talent runs In
families.
This ended the examination in the
Peabody schools, an examination which
left upon the mind Of Our reporter the
conviction that we are rapidly going
ahead in the way of education. The i'm
provement that was made since last year
gives hope, "and yet I am not happy"
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COMFEOERATE ASSOCIATIONS
Meeting Last Night.

The members OF the Confederate Ass1-
citation met In their rooms last night.
President Harris in the chair.
The minutes Of the previous nesting
were read and approved.
Major Rambaut, from the DisbUrslnP
Committee, reported 385 dizbur8sd since
last meeting. The committee announce
That they have very little money left. The
treasury Is running low.
Captain Semmes moved that the chair
man of the Entertainment Committee be
instructed TO report back to the meetings
OF the Association, in order that the AssO-
citation may understand what Is being
done, and participate 10 the preparations
and get up a programme. Passed.
A motion prevailed that the Chairman
and Secretaryibe constituted a committed
to invite Horace Greeley to attend the pic.
mic.
Major Rsmbaut moved that the Score,
tary see Col. Johnson, the Chairman Of
the Entertainment Committee, and ascer-
tain from him what has bsen done, anC
report back at a call meeting not late
than Wednesday next.
Capt. Semmes offered the following
amendment to the Constitution;
ResOtDed, That any member who shall
not pay within thirty days, after notice
his regular dues for three months in ad.
vance shall be considered dropped from
the rolls; unless he shall reside outside o.
the city limits, and in that case be shall
have sixty days notice.
Capt. Sammes, the former Assistant
Secretary, moved that further time be al
lowed, in which TO turn over the books 70
the present Secretary Capt. Mathssl, OW.
ing to the absence Of Col. Dawson, the
former Secretary. The motion was after
ward modified TO the first day Of mex
month. Carried.
Adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

FRls AND FoTAT Front street

ppLEslu0 bbIs apples and polatoS
4 NJ hfzrest market price VII be pala-
- 90 can Front An eel.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
The 81. Louis MuiuaI LIE Spsaks as to
the Lats Decision.

We make room for the following in
answer TO an editorial from the st. Louis
ReDabLicGa, which We published IL ou-
commercial department yesterday. The
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
sny represented ia Memphis by J. O..
LOnsdals 6 Co. IL viii be seen from this
correspondence, is safe, solvent and
sOunds
ST LOUIS, May 20, 1871.
WIN. Y. BENTON, ESQ (;
Dear StT-I find an article in this morn
iDg's Republican headed Important Life
Insurance. Decision, % abiding TO d late
decision Of the Supreme Court of Mis-
sour, IN the case of the Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company vs.. Matilda BrauJ. y
thought it was q settled fact that no Life
policies are liable 10 attachment or sXecu-
tion. This decision upseUB that. How is
tGis? Is the st. Louis Mutual Ina the
same hX7 Your early reply viii Obligs,
Your friend, W, A. THORNBURG.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co.,
ST. LOUIS, No, May 20, ISL
W. A. IHORNBURg, ESQ :
Dear SiT-YOUrs OF this morning re-
csived and noted. You are not alone 10
your inquiries respecting the effect Of the
late decision In regard 20 the amount Of
premium 8 party may invest annually in
Efs insurance.
40 Ea-- ~-"~ a0- Ns@A
you need give yourself no unessinsss
whatever, IS TO the amour of premium
you may desire to invest or the mount
Of insurance yOu may leave TO your family
In cur company. The policies of the ST.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company
are regulated in this respect: Not by the
general laws, but by the express prOvis-
ions OF It's own charter. ls8e section 49,
which reads as follows, tC-Wit:
"Any policy of insurance issued by this
company, for the use, benefit or advau-
tage Of the wife, widow, children, father
or mother Of any person whose life may
be insured by said corporation, shall not
be held or made liable for any debts, con-
tracts or engagements Of the person whose
life is or may be insured; and all such in
sursncs, 10 the event Of the decsase Of the
person whose hfs is or may be so insured
shall be paid to the person or persons ben
shcially Interested therein, TO be held by
him, her, or them, free and discharged Of
and from all pre-eZisting debts, contracts
and engagements whatever Of the person
deceased"
Nothing can be more explicit. Our poll
afford perfect legal security and alb
sOlute freedom from attachment or execu-
ton, whether the premium is paid either
by the wife or by the husband; neither
is their any limitation as 70 the amount
Of insurance, and no subsequent legisla-
ton can impair the powers and immuni-
tiss conferred by the charter" Please
allow as to suggest your examining while
ia good health, before 10 is too late TO rec
thy mistakes) the charters and the
State laws, found ln George WolfOrd's
OF insurance laws Of the United
governing the companies in which
you are insured, and see Tor yourself; and
III you conclude 10 Increase your policy in
our company, it viii give us pleasure to
accommodate you.
Yours respectfully,
W. n. BENTON & SON,
Managers Of 81. Louis Department.
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ton Is bis right bower, and NowQ0mb

the left.
TIE END or IT.
Let the Mississippi and Tennessee, the
Mississippi River railway, and the little
disiointed slxty-twO and half miles OF
useless wood and iron this side Of Padu-
cab be made an unit. The value OF each
can easily be estimated, and the interest
Of each property holder in the CONSOLE
dated line may be readily determined.
This done, McCOmbs, White, Lacey and
Norton VIII be- well provided for, and
Memphis and Paducsh may, at last, re-
joic8 that they have discovered
in McCOmbs their cbiefest benefactOr.
AGREAT CENTRAL DEPOT
will at once be established perhaps, where
the workshops of the Memphis and
Charleston road stand. Freight deposit
tories will be constructed beside elevators
at the waters edge, and McCOmbs may
drag down from Chicago, st. Louis and
indianapolis riches enough to compensate
for all losses sustained AZ the hands of
Stanton and NswcOmb. The Ohio will be
bridged at Paducah, and the Mississippi
at Memphis; and these consolidated roads,
ia which McCOmbs must be the control
ling shareholder, viii be the best railroad
properly on the continent. We hope to
announce in our next issue that the nego-
tiatiOus and plan Of contract here defined,
have become fixed facts, and something
more than differences from events, for
some days discussed in financial circles.
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RIVER NEWS.
DAT LEAVING THIS DAY.
RIVERS. wzATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS WEATHER AED BUSINESS.
The weather continues warm and sal
try. The river here Is declining rapidly,
At Cairo the river fell is inches yesterday.
at st. Louis the river is rec8ding. Ihe
Ohio Is falling from Plttsburg 20 CAIRO
White river Is also falling. The AEkan-
Ras river was stationary at Little hock
Yesterday. Business ON the wharf Fuiea
dull, with little movement In freights.
RY TELEGRAPH.
VrcKsBuRa, May 25.-DOwn: Great Re
publio. 10 am; Ajax snd bargess 10 am.
I'm. Q. b. Church, 8 last nignti Belle St.
I6uis. 3 n.m. Waather warm and clear.
River rising slowly.
NEW ORLEANS, May 25.-Arrivsd; Han
~ kmss, st. Louis. Departed: Robt
Mitchell, Cincinnati
CAIRo, May 24-Port list: Colorado
Vicksburg to st. Louis, 10 pm; John ~
Wood. Cairo to New Orleans. 3 am
John Kyle, New Orleans to st, Louis. 3
pm. Mary Miller, New Orleans to Louis
vile, 2P.m.; Grand Tower, st, Eopia to
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EnNAE SALE.

The large remnant sale Of B. Low
snstein & Bros. will come of to-day,
Five thousand remnants Of prints,
dOmsstics, aprons checks, and cotton
plaids, white goods, linen ~shirtings, linen
and cashmere for boys pants, All kinds
Of dress goods, etc, etc., ETC., etc. Also
remnants Of silks, 6mbrOid8ries and rib
bOns; all of which viii be sold st half
their value.
A. SEEssEL q Son to-day.
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GAS FITrINa, 8l5 Second street.
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The First Baptist Sabbsth-sChOOl have
q picnic tomorrow, Saturday, May 9th,
re Forest Hill. Children and members Of
the church wishing to attend viii assem-
Die at the church promptly at a quarter
before eight, to take the train,
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FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE front rooms, also ahalr room
Furnished or unfurnisled, Tor fem-LS'
r--5vfDv Al 80 Court street Also a rev
az bosrde7s can be accommodated
Es-TeruE re~asoDablelEN
nWELLING-A Two story brick aeeLL
W IuE. I'VE rooms, besides basement h
N HIufnE room. two store rooms anQ Aff-
eurg room. corner Second and AarEetaIe
LrQuire.ou premises
TOUsE-A fine UwO-story Brick Dwelling
III House. with nine rooms cas- ClhteTn'
80. No IL-k Exchange street inquire o.
mvfE A.. HARRIS, - Main street
nEUTDs1 H~ALL-BeV5ral nights In the
w-ar. Tor IufEag or societies, Is for rent
Frr further Particulars, tuQu1r - 81 bhEEl
Z second street or 20 CO6EN p
Main street @gD
Cd OJE-The room lately oCCupied ny Hlle
- q C0rWine, IS Job Printers, IN APpea-
building, No. 4 Union street, Apply 81 AP-
peal once.
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FOR EIVE
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FROM lUKA.
The Sunday. SGh0si celsbFatI0H-"cOm.
msnOsmsHt"-Psiitlos.

IUKA Miss May IS, 1871.
Editors Appeut-GOu had a glorious
time-you and the childreu-in Memphis.
So did we at Iuka tt was q time long to
be remembered by juvenile pOpula-
ton. The old folks had a good time also.
When the long stream OF little fellows
glided through Our streets, singing with
all their wild enthusiasm, many an old
heart was made glad-many an old eye to
glisten with 2 tear. Every body seemed
to be on hand. The enclosure around our
magnificent springs was a grand scene Of
general enjoyment. The matrOns and
sires, e-nterchsnged their frienships. The
young ladies and gentlemen INDUCED
al hbttit8l, in lOve-makIng, and the chill
drsn, o! how hey rOmped, and f~rOllicksd.
Their happiness was truly enViable.
The commencement" exercises OF u
Female Institute begins on the 18th OF
June. A gay time is anticipated. This
school is quite popular with tbs public.
You can safely recommend IN young
lady, to your young gentlemen friends,
who msy graduate at the Iuks Female
Institute.
By the way, as I am writing, I will say
that our thinking p~eOple-lOving law and
Order-have concluded to present to this
Judicial Circuit, worthy and talented
tOWnsman, Themes A. Blair, ESQ as a
candidate for District Attorney. He has
large experience as a lawyer. his habits
and morals are beyond r~spr0ach Is firm
and u%ndinching in the discharge OF his
duties. He proved his answering devO-
ton to the South in her late bitter and
glorious, yet unsuccessful struggle He
ls courteous, kind and generous. With
out disparagement to other aspirsnts, We
can assure the district that if Mr.. Blair Is
elected, he viii come up to their most
sanguine expectations, and discharge all
the duties pertaining 10 the office with
honor and credit. He Will win friends as
he extends his acquaintance, and even
his competitors will pronounce him a fair
minded gentleman.
II the weather gets too hot for you in
the Bluff City, come out and drink some
of splendid water. Our beautiful
hotel is 10 more, but our citizens Will sss
to it, I reckon, that none are turned out
of doors. Very respectfully,
TISHOMING0.
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SHAVED.

fOgSE-Frum Union street, on the even
fuE Ufthe I'D iustOne SOHBELL HORSE
1raEs face TWO white legs, sore on the right
SIDE OF the uecE, caused from disremper. A
#Fr--aT reward win he given for the returu
al the same 10 % Monroe street, TO N. C.,
C85reu0s sale stable. me-
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STOLEN.

arULF-OHe dne light bay mare mule, 49,
vi hands high years old crooked nlnd
Ir-F. and stands with hind feet far under.
M Information that may lead % Arrezt q
a on recovery OF mule, VIII be literally
rewarded. By giving Information 70 BAL
LFNTENE & WALL, at Sardis, Miss. my3
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LOST.

w AT H-A Lsdies. Gold Watch, between
HuLiuE and Beale. on Shelby street
The name OF Lou James on the outside OF the
easel A liberal reward VIII be paid FOR IFS
return % r n. Hesrn. s. 4adIs2n street
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Proceedings Of tina General Assembly, Ia
Session at Huntsville, Alabama.

LOUISVILLE, May 2I-Ths Courier Jour
ndPS special from Huntsville, Ala, say a
great deal Of business has bseu dispatched
to-day in the Presbyterian General As
sembly. The reports of the committees
On the Narrative, on Sunday schools,
and SustsntatiOn and IN Pastoral Letters
Co churches on the duty Of giving, we're
aiopted.
A new P~resbytery was organized in Bra
iii, South America.
IN able paper by DR.. Dabney and
others, giving their reasons why the
Presbyterian church refuses to recognize
tho baptism OF he Reformed or
C~8mpbelIite Church, Was adopted.
Strife is anticipated from the repOrs
Of the COMMITTEES of Investigation
on the affairs OF the -SustsnatiOn Com
mittee, but Was happily prevented by
Rev. Edwin Cater, who, instead
Of retOrting to the ]iuvectives
OF the day previous, made a brief,
magnanimOus and Christian speech, which
disarmed opposition and opened the way
for the adoption of a substitute for the re-
port. The report Of the committee Of in
vsstigatiOn censursd no one.
The Assembly dissolved at 2;3O. The
mex Assembly meets at Richmond, Va,
on the third Thursday in May, 1872.
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GOMNENCING MONDAY Eag e.
u j. 1871, the steamer 0saG j.
B. Davis. Master Dhaa- emIIler- clerk VIA
leave DeVaIIrH Blud MONDAYS HEUE
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at b o'clock uu.. HL
arrival Of train from Memphis. flE ls9 4r-
Augusta and iaCEs9upOrL H-iur-I-- leave
-JagEEoupOrt TUESDAY, TEUE5DaL= ana
5&TUEDAES, az ; pm mlELuE eluaec lon
with trains &C DsFalIs Bluu -ur Laupul6 ana
Little ROCK.
As early az the traEe VIII Justify. the
steamer EALLIE " viii Je added ur the line
making trt-WeeEly trip To- Augusta, West
Point and seaTCy. JNU. n. Davis.
APPS SuUL AaLr..I Packet EI-
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TENNESSEE CODE.

Thompson q Steger's compilation OF
Tennessee statutes is progressing rapidly.
Volume LIST will bsresdy ia a few weeks.
Volume End is partly ready and viii be
completed in August. Orders may be-
sent to ". J.. Gilbert, st. Louis, Mo.
A sREssnL & Son to.day.
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Strangers and visitors TO the city should
not fail to call and see the superb and
elegant C~hiCkering Pianos on exhibition
at the WareroOms of 81. g. HOllenberg
ga Second street, opposite Court street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Cali and examine It before PURCHASING
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.'S,
Furniture and Csrpet-hOuse, Ss Mafn,st.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

j. F. CoOnly, at Y. Days Photograph
Psrlors, is making superb photographs.
His Rembrandt fills the mind with won
der. 1t seems to be real, and is but a shade
from breathing lif0. These pictures are
a speciality with Mr.. COOnly. IF We wish
a likeness we desire a good one, and if so
we most certainly would order a rem
brandt, and should call upon Mr.. COOnly,
at Y. Days, for his manipulations, 6xps-
rience, scientific research and close appli-
cation have made him an artist in every
sense of the word.