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TENNESSEE ITEMS.

A large Newfoundland dog saved q
four-Year old child from drowning on
the 21st inst, near Knoxville.
There will hardly be a half crop Of
wheat in Montgomery county, though
corn and oats promise a good yield.
VIM. Miller, tried last week in Spar
"a for the murder Of Smith Maidwel
the Saturday previous, was acquitted.
An election for directors of the
Nashville and Cincinnati Railroad
Company was held in Hartsville on
the 9th inst.
Williamson county people will not
starve. From reports of the corn crop
prospect, the yield viii be unpreee-
dentedly large.
Roland Harris, barber in Chatta-
nOOga, wag shot at by some unknown
person, tire ball missing him and
breaking the leg Of his dog.
G. Milton Hicks, Esq, died at his
residence In MadisOnville last week.
He was noueh respected by his entire
community and leaves a helpless
family.
A Desperate named VIM. q. Wilson
has been lodged in Jail at JOnesboro.
He stole a horse some time ago, and
now has fine prospects Of living in the
psnitentisry.
The annual fair Of the Sumner
County Agricultural and Mechanical
Association will be held at Gallatin,
commencing September 25th, and last
ing six days.
In Wilson county the wheat crop
is almost a failure. The corn crop
viii weld above the average. Roast
ing ears have been on the tables there
for the past two weeks.
Esquire Lawrence Sypert, an old
citizen residing near Lebanon, died Oh
the 10Th inst, in the ejghty-third year
OF his age. He was a resident OF
Lebanon Tor over Fifty years.
On the 18th iast., at Columbia, two
negroes with a noble horse and f1e
buggy repaired 70 the ford above the
river bridge for a general wash. But
getting into swimming water rather
suddenly from the rise of the river
caused by rains, they were unable to
land, and horse, buggy and scared
negroes went floating with the current
until they struck some drift under the
bridge. The negroes jumped out OF
the buggy which had held them all
this time, and the horse became de-
tached BY making q desperate lung5
but the buggy went happily on as far
as the Big Rock. The horse was un-
hurt.
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SAN FRANCIsC0, June 30.-The hO-
tel and telegraph Office at the half
mile snow shed on the Central Pacific
railroad, were burned yesterday, de-
stroying both telegraph 1ues. Loss,
s5O, 700.
The Republican Stat ket Is COM
plete-NewtOn Booth, Ternor; RO-
msrldo Pachees, a nasis> Of Calitor-
mia, Lieutenant Governor; l.. Drury
Malone, Secretary OF State; A. @.
WeeIs and E. L. Rhodes, Justices
of the Supreme Court; James j.
Green, State Comptroller; Ferdinand
Baeher, Treasurer; Robert Gardner,
Surveyor; John L. Love, Attorney I;
Grant Togart, Clerk of the Supreme
Court; HenZy M. Valentine, Super
lutsndent of Inspection; Thomas A.
Springer, State Printer; John A. Nc
Glynn, HarbOr Commissioner.
A. A. Sargent has been renominat-
Ell TO Congress from the second dis
tTict.
Mayor Sellby has been rendered the
nomination rom FriescO district.
The thermometer in the interior OF
the State is ranging from 80 to l05.
A young lady named Clark was
barned to death at Schema, yesterday,
by kindling a fire with kerosene.
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ENGLAND.

LIVERPOOL, June 30.-At a meet
ing of the Liverpool Chamber Of Com
merce a preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted to the follow
ing effect: Whereas, the Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce has learned
with surprise that the high cable rates
are sustained when all the Atlantic
cables are working; therefore.
ReSOlUed, That the officers of this
body be authorized and directed to
make representations IN the matter to
the Government, and ask the aid of
the Chamber of Commerce of Man.
chester, Birmingham, Leeds, Sheffield,
Glasgow and Edinburg.
The statement is officially confirmed
that Halifax will now, that the treaty
at Washington has been ratified, soon
cease to be the rendezvous for the
British North American fleet and the
feet OF. Canadian waters will be re-
duced to the Commodore's ship.
Another strike of the cabmen is
apprehended in London.
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Monday, IuIy 81, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following descr1s ed
property. to-Wtt: A ceftaiu lot situated In
the city OF Memphis, Shelby county, TeRnss-
see; Beginning At a point where the western
line OF Third street. is lntsrsecied by the pub
lie alley between Madison and Monroe
streets; thence west with said line lzs feet 3
inches to ite intersection with the e4ztarn
line Of the alley half way between second
ana Third streefsi thence sOufh with the
eastern line OF the last.naIaen alley "A fles 5
inches; thence east IA feafs6 inches 70 Third
street. and thence north n feet 5 inclss IL
the beginning, ss per deed from Mrs. MerfhE
A. Armstrong 70 defendant 5, Matthew A7EI-
strong ct al. Of date September /, 1853, regis
tered IN the RegiBfef's once OF Shelby f,r,f11I.
T.. In BOOK No, s5, pp $40 efsea.
I4oWeYsE, in phfsnanpe OF said decree. /
win 1frEt sell the "a one-tnird undivided in
terest Of defendant. John ". ArmEtrons;, In
and TO the aoOYe-xnenflone lot, then 81 fhe
debt OF comp ainRnts ie not aatisdea the
whole os saId lot will be sold. as described.
TERMS OF SAIE--0l e credit Of ~ f6l
fnonthsi purchaser 70 eXeeate note with ap-
proved security; lien retained 70 Hsenre same
until paid. Equity OF redemption barred
HDMuND A. COLE, CLERK and Master,
Can't q Mcdowell Attorneys jy1
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ANDY JOHNSON.
Fiow Bnl3ke erani---Fesd | and You
viii Say So.

WIZ ouI ~
From thssCincinnsii Commercial
1t appears that Vanderbilt's partner
in speculation, the Hon. Dick schell
has been playing his part in furnish.
ing reasons, for President Grant's
consideration, why the Central rail.
road should not be compelled to pay
its tax to the Government. II is pos.
sible that Schell did not offer to fur.
nisla funds for the next Presidential
campaign, in case the decision were
favorable to the railroad. His own
OlteErepeated account of his failure,
Whe6 he attempted apoliticO-fnancial
transaction with andy Johnson,
ought to have prevented him from
making any such offer. Four ye9rs
ago, or about impeachment times,
money was very badly needed by the
johnson party in Washington, for po
litical purposes. It VIA OF the utmost
importance to johnson himself chat
the means should be procured for car
rying on certain elections and Tor
other political objects. AT this juno
ture, Scheli turned up in Washington,
and procured an interview with
Andy: ''I've heard, Mr.. President
that money was needed to help the in
terests Of our partyW YES said
Andy, "very much needed, and I have
heard that you were willing 20 raise
some Of it?n eyes" was the reply,
perfectly willing; glad to do it, But
now, Mr.. President, let's talk busi-
ness. There's forty or fifty millions
Of Government gold lying in the treas
ury which ought to be sold in the
New York market; and If you'll give
me an order on Secretary Mccullough,
telling him 70 give me the selling Of
ten or twelve millions of that gold,
III furnish all the money that's need
ed for the elections" "Wel, sirN
exclaimed Johnson, as be rose from
his chair, swelling up to twice his
natural proportions, and towering up
TO double his ordinary hight-"Well,
sir!' exclaimed he, with wrath on his
face, determination in his voice, and
in a manner which made his inter
locutOr suppose he would be knocked
down on the spot, ''nO such corrupt
transaction can be carried on with me,
and no such Presidential order shall
ever be issued, elections or no cleo
tiOns, political success or political per-
ditiOnl Good day, sir" And one Of
the parties Instantly disappeared from
the White House, in a more rapid
pace than he had entered il, and feel
ing considerably less important.
This would be a good anecdOte for
Secretary Boutwell, to tell President
Grant when he gets back to Washing
ton.
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WAsHINaTnn.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 30.-Th
decrease OF internal Revenue cOllec
tions for the fiscal year ending to-day
IS compared with last year is $40,
266, ,5S4.
1t Is said in official circles that Min
lister Lowe is with Admiral Rogers a
COrea. It seems certain that the con
duct of the Admiral is approved By
the Government.
At the ifty-fourth annual com
meneement Of the Georgetown Col
| lege yesterday, General Sherman, in
the course of a short address, said thai
the attempt to divide the Union in
our generation had failed, and would
always fail. He would as soon expect
to see the next attempt 10 disSOlvs
this Union come from the North as
from the South, but it would never
come, for now we are joined together
stronger than by bonds of steel.
Professor Frederick Walls, Of Car.
Isle, Pennsylvania, has accepted the
appointment as Commissioner OF
Agriculture. DIR. w. @. Tilden, As.
sistant Chemist in the Department OF
Agriculture, is spoken Of as success sOr
to DR.. Antisell, as chemist of that De-
partment.
Hon. Nathan Sargent, ex-Commis-
siOner of customs, has been appointed
by the Secretary of the Treasury to
visit the principal custom ports in this
country and consult with the most
experienced custom officers in relation
to a more homogeneous revenue code
which is in course OF. preparation in
the Treasury Department, to be SUBJ
mitted to Congress next session.
To-day the Government accounts
were closed in all the departments
and the new fiscal year wOrk; will be
commenced tomorrow, on which date
the appropriations of Congress will be
available.
Receipts of the internal revenue for
the past year fall S10,0O0,OO0 below
the estimate of DelanO.
After the Both inst, no claims of
States for reimbursements for war ex-
penses on account Of the general Gov
ernment can be paid without an ap-
plicatiOn to Congress FOR that specific
purpose.
The war indemnity claim of the
State of Kentucky, amounting to
S525, 600, was paid to-day.
The funeral of General Ketcham
this afternoon was largely attended.
The following officers were pail.
bearers: Quartermaster Gen'l Meigs,
COmmissary General Eaton, General
Dyer, Chief Ordnance Generals Rick
etts and Charles E. Thomas, retired
Colonel Sprague, retired General
Eaton, and Paymaster and Assistant
Surgeon General Crane.
The Civil Service Commission met
at noon. All the members being
present a general discussion continued.
Various propositions were offered and
considered and finally close inquiry
into the modes and eXaminatio1s in
the departments at Washington was
ordered, and the Commission adj
iOurned until next Monday.
A number Of removals and changes
in the various bureaus OF the Interior
Department have been made re-
Gently, and good many more will be
made in the course of the next few
days, especially in the pension and
land offices. Some fifty removals
have been made in the land office
since the change in commissioners.
In the PostOffice Department several
appointments have been fixed upon,
but not yet announced, mostly to fill
new offices created at the last session
of Congress.
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FOREIGH DISPATCHES.


PARIs, June 80.-Gambetta arrived
here yesterday, aud received many
visits from both official and unofficial
personages
The sentence of death imposed upon
Cremieux will probably be commuted.
The work OF ren0vatine Paris is
progressing. Sixty thousand masons
are engaged, and the city Is being
thoroughly disinfected.
The journals both Of Paris and Yer
sailles express satisfaction at the sue
cess OF the review at Long Champs.
The circular of Rouhr to the cleo
tors affirns that he is the defender of
the principles of free trade. In the
election and future form Of the gov
eminent, he says the nation must de-
eide upon it after the elections have
been held, and the question OF free
trade hns been decided upon. He de-
nounced the opponents of his policy
as mefe factions.
The speech of Gambetta at Bordeaux
was upon the subject of the develop
ment of the situation in France, and
was received with hearty approval
and great applause.
An official journal, commenting on
the review at Long Champs, remarks:
We have shown Europe an army Of
one hundred thousand strong, ably
commanded, and which has saved the
cause of civilization. We have also
called for two milliards of money, and
have been offered five milliards." The
nation evidently RECEIVERS.
Correspondents of the London pa
pers all agree that the review at Long
Champs and the French loan were
both successful. One writer says he
thought the revenge upon Germany
is uppermOst in the minds of the
Parisians, who still hope for an OPP
portunity to readjust the frontier.
The dinner given by Theirs after
the review yesterday was brilliant
affair. 1t was attended by nearly all
the generals and cOlonels of the army
in and near Paris, and by members Of
the ministry and many prominent
deputies of the National Assembly.
The utmost cordlality OF feeling pre-
vailed.
The French journals resent the CEN
sures of the NORTH German Gazette on
the military expenditures of France.
They maintain that the question con-
Germs France alone.
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STUTTGARDT, June 30.-Wurtem-
burg troops made triumphant entry
yesterday into this capital. The city
was crowded with people from all
parts of the kingdom. The city was
splendidly decorated and at night
brilliantly illuminated.
Emperor William is suffering from
an attack of rheumatism.
Emperor William has presented the
estate of SchWarzenbeck to Bismarck.
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entered saloon with a huge knife
and revolver and commenced q viO-
lent demonstration against two other
persons present, aud while thus en-
gagged q rifle ball whistled through
the open door and entered his side
and he dropped to the floor dead. 1t
Is not known who fired the shot, but
it is supposed that it was one OF the
vigilance committee raised at Boulder
10 rid the country OF rufilans. There
is general rejoicing over his taking
off
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GREECE

ATHENS, June 30.-It is reported
that the difficulty between Greece and
Turkey arising from the appointment
of Triscoupes as Greek Ambassador
at Constantinople, and the refusal of
the Porte to receive him in that capa-
city has been amicably arranged, and
the two countries are now on good
terms.
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FOR THE CUBE os
serOfuIa, Syphilis, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, Chronic rheumatism,
Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
and all Blood Impurities.
- We offer to the American public new
and valuable remedy for the abOve-men.
TONED diseases. FoWIer's Compound Elk
tract is composed Of the best medicines
known to Materia Mediea. It is perfectly
pure In all Its ingredients. belns; composed
of several well.known articles universally
used by the best physicians; each of which
in combinatiOn-supplies what experience
hss shown 10 be wanting when singly en-.
ployed; but the result OF patient investiga-
ton. requiring time, labor and skill, so as to
give the public genuine article, which they
can rely upon, and in place OF the worthless
and dangerous Patent n Aedieines flooding the
country; and therefore enables ua to warrant
FoWler's Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
ever discovered,
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Es0R SALE, ,AVALUABLE COTTON FARM,
Z 12S acres, near Helena, Phillips county
Ark, ON the Mississippi river and Long
Lake. known as the Gen. Gid. Pillow Plan.
chester and Ala. K. r. 90. Address 81 r.
Moore, Agent. Hunts station, ". and Ala.
II. r Tenn. Also. for sale, 100 acres, near the
growing city of Cofinth, Miss, NV y 8 ~. 7
l. Rs east. Address either H. r. Moore, own
or, Hunts Station, Tenn, or COL. U. W. Bell,
Agent, Corinth, Miss. iy6W
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MARRIED.

-ToRRA NCE-on the night Of
the 18th ult.. at the Alabama Street Presbyte-
risn Church, by Rev. ]. o. stedman, Mt.
TEoAAs WELLFORD and Aisa NARY G. Tor
RANCE, all of this city. No cards.
QN--PYE--Thursday evening.
June 18th, at the lst Congregational Church,
by Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, Lieut.. SAM K TaoMP-
SON, U. s. A., of Leavenworth, Kansas, and
Miss AILcE L. PYE, OF this city.
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cOREA.

BOMBAY, June 20. - Dispatches
from Shanghai confirm the announce
ment of the capture of Triang Ho a
forts by the Americans with a slight
loss. Coreans had 24O killed and a
great many wounded.
The French loan has been intro
duced in the Bombay market with
immense success.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-The Re-
corder to-day sent Thomas Mitchell
before the First District Court for kill.
ing J. y. Lyon, which took place on
the 7th inst. His bond was fixed at
$4,000.
A fire in Jefferson, Texas, origina-
ting in Buron's storehouse, between
Dallas and Austin streets, destroyed
nearly two blocks of buildings. Loss
estimated at $4,000; insurance, $13,-
900.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Grenada. Heus.on & Eastern R.R. Co.
.FFIQE OHIEE ENaINEER.

MEMPHIs, TRIM, July 4, ls7i.
~ Proposals for the building of sixsy-dye
niles Of the above road, In the state OF Mis-
aiazippl WILL be raQaiFed up to August lat. 70
lncku4e fTadua1fnn, nltso oEQ and brld =
also. rsstlss fastenlnga and cfSssties. ~ ~
option Of re contractor.
H1oposals f1r sections ol I'VE miles WIN be
feasiVed. Prodles and specifications csn be
seen Al the ofice OF the PresideDt, W. =.
Tucker, Okolgna, Miss, or at this Ofdca. No.
y MaSnol lie 1slcex. The com Qaaiy reserve file
right to reject any or all bids not lookflla ~
an early eomplstlon OF the werk
III ". g MOON. fhisf Enrsneer,
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ITAIX

NAPLES, June 29.-Victor Emanuel
arrived to-day and met "a brilliant and
enthusiastic reception.
NAPLES, June 30.-King Victor
Emanuel visited the exposition to-
day and distributed the medals which
had been awarded to the contribu-
tOra
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ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 2062. n. R-First Chancery Court ofHhel.
by county. Tennessee--Sainuel g. Sprouts
VS. John w. Armstrong.
TlY virtue OF an intsTlooutOry deeree for
ID sale entered in this abovs cause, June g,
ISL, Lwin sell st public auction, 70 the hlgh-
est biddersson the premises, IN the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee. on
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MARKETS
IBY TELEG GEAPH.I
N e W 70 R K.
DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK, June 3O.-Dry goods--to.
dey closes the fiscal pesr and importers
and jobbers, as well as mill agents, are
busy taking account of stock. While the
business is otherwise comparatively quiet
yet there is sufficient doing to warrant
an advance in prices in the following
makes; PequOt, llIzo; brown sheetings
advanced from IS to 4755, do 1O-4 from 40
to 421<c; do "a bIssched, from 40 to 421<c;
10-4 from 45 to 471<c; Utica, "a from so to
521zo; 10 40 from 55 to 575<c; Broadway
brown sheetings advanced from 10X to
lie; Portsmouth, ~ to Sc. The wool
market is greatly excited and prices are
going up rapidly in town and country,
Woolen goods are consequently keld
with increased firmness. Imports to this
port FOR the week foot up to 81, ,055, ,S94, of
which $l,3l2,5F were tarown upon the
market, and 81 ,078, $50 went direct from
shipb0ard inte consumption.
WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Gold opened at
1125k and advanced steadily to 1131S; Cos
ing at 1131s(91121z. In ths morning, per
cent was paid for carrying, and in the
afternoon from l per cent. to 1874 of l
fifty millions; exports tomorrow are es-
timated at S160, 900. Governments are
dull and strong; 5-20s of '62 and '68 ad-
yanosd from H(9Mc. The stock market
opened weak on sales by the bears, es-
pecially for Rock Island, which was sold
down on the report from the West that
It had been discovered that the Rock
Island Company hsd no legal title to their
lands. They hammered pripes down to
107Z but 1t soon recovered snd the whole
market jumped up in spite of the efforts
OF the bears TO keep prices down. The
bulls predict an active and buoyant
market in July, as the market has scarce
ly ever been so largely oversoid, and they
ssy prices must advance asasoon as the
bears attempt to cover stocks. The most
active have been Bske Shore, Ohio,
Northwestern, Wabash, Reading and
Rock Island. The market closed very
stong. Money is little more active at
3X per cent. State bonds are without
decided change at the following rates
Old Tenpessees, ~; Aew, ~. Ster-
ling exchange, 110ts. Government
bonds of 1881, 1ls; do 62s, 1IS5s; do 64s,
llS16; do COS, lI85<; do new, ll6ss; do SIS,
Il61f; do dss, 1l5seI do 10 4Os, llO1S; cur
rency 6s, ll5.
cOTToH.
NEW York, June 3O.-Cotton Is in fair
demand and advanced, Middling Up
lands, 20%c.
PBoYI5IONs.
NIzw YoRK, June s0.--Flour is dull and
declined to $S 70@6 Is for shipping
grades extra. Wheat, frmer, red and
amber, 81 55(9l 81. Corn closed active
mixed Western 6oG72c. Whisky, flrmer
Rt e21<c. Coffee Is Arm and in fair de-
mand; Rio, lSc9l59<e. Sugar, steady and
in moderate demand; Cuba, 6s<@l05<c.
Molassea, dull and nominal. Rice, ska
9kc.
CINCINNATI,
CTEoINRATI. June s0.-Ooiton buoyRnt
but unsettled; MiddlinRs, .20k@i2lc
Flour steady and in moderate demand
family. So 4096 ob. Wbeas is seares and
firm but irregular sales OF old red st 81 43
45s neW, to arrive next Waek, 81 8031 as.
Corn is duh and dropping at SO. Rye,
nominal st ss2o0o Oats fsstesdy at 52R
SO. Barley nominal. Eggs declined to
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% l.sler consultations between The
y King and President Of the Senate and
Congress- and members Of the ministry
of Slain have resulted in the an
nouneement that Senior Moret remains
a the Chamber upon condition thar
4 he Cortes agree 10 his plans, with on "
apar isl modification, which Is prob
able.
Morris Knight, q well-knoWn real
.aztate snd insurance agent OF Clncln-
,asif. while bathing in the Ohio, De
ow f;se city. last night, undertook 70
tu,ina "a the Kentucky side and ia the
fort was dreamed. He cried for help,
but II was TOO late. be had $oV,VSU
fnsurance On keE LIE.
The exercise yof the Virginia Uni
varsitv during commencement have
a,een progress FOR the past four days.
$50 !, ghf Che annual address before
,vya lii5rarv societies W8a delivered by
;renersl Al. Baker, Of Alabama. Ia
Uhish he sedd taat In the late war
ne aEsnh only attempted TO vlndicste
s,ey ev7f sanse Of right. and for this
~ - rassDathematized. Ihlse who
- $50 en,uife5 are now again friends,
- theN clasped hands In iidissoiu-
: 49, - TTT,ist. He cO1nselled the South
- 5oSsti to obey the Laws. AZ. matter
- - ,lionsble. They were IN
49, ,..s sls,s ike the savages, gtSry good
- 4l-si-, Wy. but would be 02sagree-
abIe Ia b mouths q tAelr alAnuiae-
fupsrs.
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DlsSOLUTlON.

FE7HE copertnership hefetOfore existing
under the firm Of Richie q kinney, H.
by mutual consent. this day dissolved. Either
party Is authorized 70 receipt FOR money due
'hf fune nsT; 3. ls5l. J.. T ". E linz I'M Ess
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REMoVAL.

G oUTHERN EXPRESS ooNPANY,
- slENPHu, June g, 1871.
% The once Of the Southern Express
Company wiz bs moved TO No. 348
sHooND STREET. UNDER sBEENLAw
OPERA HOUSE, while building on Court
street, undergoing repairs.
iesO HUGH a. HAMILTON, Agent.