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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
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IL 1tS ater, 90 Mrsr in bober 8ultur, Der yteit
in Sol3; bic anoere 1872 Mder, $50 adcr urbar. Der 6eit
in 5ols. Ser Soben beicer 3anotelen 1T gut uno
aeeiaust fir @ras unb @etraibe offer Dirt; fe baben
IBobnbiuier nit ben 9eDolnlihen Neben9ebduoen,
ontss Wuiier &C. Wdbere Iusfunit ertbeilt
Senrp VI. Gppfe, Sit. s. Law Buildings,
f6l) ct. BanlsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
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iii Snr6 Sam'l s. Gnber & Sngae.
Ez..l gebr pertbopues srunssinsfreies Gi.
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fusrben pir am Ylatc aGes nabitehenb beibrtebene
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Observation-Disclosures: brei Biertbelle baar, ben
Heit in 6 0ionaten nit 3inien uno St9erbelt, Deer
4ues boar. Cine Gn3abiln9 BON $50 mug bel'm
2duie gemadt neroen.
SetSre1t 9runosinsfret.
g. 8. @porr& gDbnc, Gutt.
f77-9) Rorooit-Gde Der CAB urb Eanetteitr.
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Sic Nniaaierliiten

| Der Sreu1er upo Saultur9er Bampicr Fse mao Ia
| funit tulRer in nleiner Dfice porSuinoeu
4. 5idine,
EGe Der Balttplorefr. uuo q. &. TAoerEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
Mnhulnua nit Qnhrn

s. II an Brattitr., Dilih bon Sones, Talen.
ylas % bel Jos 5uS, bis on eiue IA ssuG bette al=
Iep, nit einem SroBeu 3=itoflsen Sanie, 9aDen unb
@obnuns nit Yaiase uEb IA 5inlmer entbaltens;
isrner Elm 2=itofl9er sieseliteinernsr Stau II. 2sassn.
Remiie 20 bel "a TuB an Der 4uep I'M Stint. rsrunbe,
orunbSiusfrei. Ndbere Nnsfunit siebt
Senrp 10. GDpfe, Sr. 9, Law Buildings,
(6O-) ct. Yaul=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29

Gin stipsine=S dlGhtsr ats erte 5ano uno elmer
offs stueitc 6ano. Rad3uiTasen in oerG1petition 3.
Site. t74-l
SodrSina fir Shneiber.
G6reioer toHren 3 ORB uno Sisplase erbclten In
SER. IS, Snfprftrafe t72-7l
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5u perkauffn nno 81 pfrmiftbfl,
3u Dermiethen.

Mgin 9roceriez unb 2iquor=aaber, 6 Heetlen bon br
Staet ON her Belair -Roab, nabe Der ct. Solepbs=
Stride. giadsufraaen bel $ 5aruua am Vlast
ODER bel 6rieer. Ritrerbof, SIR. 253, siabtItr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
StCuerzS epartrmeut.
Stabtfteuer. Ginncbmcr5amt.

8atttmole Den q. NtdrB 1872.
Sur Eadridjt fir gteuersabIer!
Gteuer6ahter pcroen benahlihtt9t, oa6 nod benz
81. WiuTS alien Gus 1871 rItlanhloen Stcueru elm
unc Elm balbts Yr03ert az 3tricn 5useidlaaen
turrben iptrh.
l5.7.sl Iarnes S. SSnrrcn. stensrcLrr.hmar-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
Wiehl.

Do ,ptr ueue uno rerheferte Tleihinerie'n In unies
rer Wrblen In GaIperton einseri1tst baben, 70 ftnb
mir bsfdbist, uniere reselndBiaen Sorten Wtebl, aIs:
rGrcelfor," pgasle Mills" Bonnie 8rae," -Wet.
Soln,a clinton Wills" uno ~Granffin," BON neuem
Waisen sema6t, ben gerihiffern unb Sdnolern auf
anneblHbare BeSineunsen an liefern une O~ieielben suz
friebeu All teuen. ESri9bt d Ganbr,
iSuliS, 12Itte. i.a.E.) gde @onltnerces unb GatIefr.
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3dREs8 Stint Adsr 9dno, nit 8lpei @obnbduiern,
49, portrefflibem Sbite, Yur1pe lnl Soie uEo n0be
9lie6oi1e scleeen, iinb ioiort hilis Su uerfaufen.
Sine uorrefflide gele9eubeit. Oian meGre iib bel
u. Sddie1, 1 Dtcile weitli1 bon gitssuiae Oil Der
Dorparo's Wtil-1oab. t0ebr. 49, Wtt.)
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Scfudf.

Gin iunees Ntdtdeu fam iir Iei6ts arbeit cine
CUTE Stele bel sutem 9obHe erbalen in Ssr. 435,
Siahttrose l76-O
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1000 Sade rs. G."=Sai5 unb
1850 eide .@pans" uno r0eafinsH fetRes GaIs,
lest DON ben G6tTfen nSea Gem" rnb r@reciona
BON 2iuerpool lanoenb nno in p%aiIenoen 8artis'n 30
baben bel s. 1bos. 0aris = Gomp.s
i2b5] SET. 49, Soutb~StraRe.
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Hu nertaufcu.

$sIl Dcs nieottbe fleine @obnbaus Or. 406,
CfsN u onntn entfra6e, btlis asaen saar.
2inge5 3 garseGnt,
f20-i SIR. 3, Ct. Tuultr.
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WerIduat

SCIIVItyl+
10000 Ifunb Geppid- Sauer, iHr 'uetde mir Is Cts.
pro 9iunb br5ablen. Sanlpr S WseIiuiffer, SIR.
2, g3ejt y a(timoreftr., on Der Bride. (75-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
Yu n%c1fGulen.

La.lI G8obrbaus on 81 orb=9ibertp=, nobc Gerato=
| 9aIraSe in gutem 2uftanee.
Terner
ene nicaIide Mobnun9 an @outttonbz, rabe Wutz
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9igSes * Sarasanr,
49,, ytr. 3. 81. Baultr.
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Yu %perfauScu.

HEEHii
Ss.IH iSnet neue @obuhduier NIT 2Gben an Solz
linsItrabe, nabe Gem Wtarfte, lhonee @ieen;bum,
speroea bi1is uno inter leidten Beoinsunsen Derz
fauft.
more, peltlid pom Shrooeritrase, unb iett ais elm
2peelaben henust, miro bilig unh inter leihteu 8e=
einsuusen ~perfauit. Tdberes aui Der NDrrncf=Gdf
Der 1eginstcn= unS ct. 8auhRraHe.
i29S-l q. 0inesep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

'AMusBMEkrs-sRoo PAcE-Fourth, atta and sixth
AsrESiSST-rwslrrnr rAer-slr,h column.
BILLIARDS -sEooNt PAeE-Frtlh coiumn.
s0AsD xSp LoDGDo PsSqPoA
Brooklyn REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEoosD PAer-
suslSEss oo'PPFoRruSlrIEs-rwrLrrn rAsn-s,r.h
HSs Ha4s Sos
oLAsxs AND sALEsMEN-rwrlrrn PAsn-rour.n col
S50GHSIs ees%s
@ sSSa and sixth
P.s.s,s column
BIZ n.eF sss% sSsnn
DWELIN4 HOUSES To LIT FUENisHEp AND uN.
xUaorExN srE4Mshifs~ S PAoT"Foar;S H ana nnh
ksgESFE sv 81; sioSsD PAoE.r!!.A GO umn:
tSstisasD s9pss 1sp APARTMENTS sfi1HS TO LET
fSsst
HELP w2NrED-FExALEs-rwr1rrn pAsr-rhlra
asLf 0a ANT iSo2a pAerrA COL
aoRsEs' CARRIAGES. &o-rrnsr pAen-s.cond and
HS5E ss Sssa r4s.rAs
PA0E-Second column
LOAN OFF1CEs-FIRsT PAGE--Fourth column
LOST AND FOUND-FIRer PAGE-First column.
ASss Column
MEDICAL--rwELvTH PAGE-Sixth coinmn.
MISOkLLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAef-
MIscKLLAN HoUs-sEooNp PAoE-rhira column.
MUSlCAL--SEcOND PAGE-Sirth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-Frst column.
P1ANOFORTES SECOND PAGE-Fifth column.
s2pHSoNs
ouF 81 TME ST9 SALE OR
kENT-SECOND PA6R-Second and third columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sEooND PAGE Third
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAGE-Thrd column.
EHWARDS-FIasT PAGE-Firs column.
BALES AT AUJTION-ELEvESTm PAeE-Fourth and 9th
SITUATIONS WANTED D-FEMALES--TwELfTH PAGE
4, First, second and third columns.
sIiUAYIJNs WANTED-XALEs-TwELrTH PAaK-
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIssr PAsE-Fnst and second col
sPORTING-D0Gs BIRDS. &c. FIRST PAsE-second
1HR TRADEs-TwELrTH PAGE--Fifth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS MISUNDERSTANDING PAGE-
4 Fifth and eyth columns.
UNFC RNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEvESTn PAGE-siYth column.
column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

ANDREw u. GREEN,
Comptroller OF the City Of New XQyk
GEORGE NJ VAN MORT,
Commissioner of Public wcrs. 9. -. C.; c! New York.
HENRY a. STEBB1NA,
President Of the Depar ment Of Public Parks
OF City OF New Yores
Board OF Apportionmelt and Audit
Resolved That the foregoing estimates OF the amoun1
feaured 10 dcfray of conducting the pub0
business OF the city county OF New York. the sevsea
for respective purposes therein mono
Toned the LIST day &C. January to the SOh day e
si., so,s frr;usve, and 49,, ntsrest M ~
City County Debt due the LIST OF Mav lS72 =
and hereby made BY the concurrent votes OF eli the s
bers OF the Board OF Apporonment coneutol
by chapter of the Laws OF New York s ana that ss
estimate be duly srned by a the members OF said Bosr
filed In the Department Finance oY said CITY, and
l'shsd , 10 the Corporation PAPERS OF SAID city.
Atnop,ed ~ me Board OF Apportionment ami AuiR e
public meeting OF said Board held feoruarv III ia1a
concurrent vote Of AL the members thereon. ~ -
RiCHAKD A. sroRRs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
CORPORATION NOTICE.

DOARD OF APPORTIONMENT AND AUDIT
ID Estimate expenditures Of city and county Of Neu
York. from January to April 3 1872 and for interest
the and county debt due May l, 1872.
Extract from chapter 10 Laws OF lS7i:"Such estimate a
the shall not exceed the sum OF seven and ha
millions OF dollars"
AN under and by virtue of provisions o.
chaptersy o. OF the Laws Of New York 1874 thio
h OF February iss by the concurrent vote Of all -
tuted chapter OF hs Laws of New York OF 1874 OF Tho
amounts required deiray the Of conducting
public of the city and county OF New York In tho
and for the respective purposes hss
day OF April lS2 both days Inclusive and also for tho
eres Of the city and county debt due the lst dag 0g
FOR tiTT DEPARTMENTS AND PURPOSES, AS FOL-.
LOWS, VIZ. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.

HERALD BRANCH OFFiCE-UP TOWN.
i ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
kECKlyED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
1865 BROADWAY,
,DE1wEEN THIRTY.rIRsr AND THIRTY.SECOND
BrREErs. WEST SIDE, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR FOR
MER PLACE.
= ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. N.
TILL r N. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

A GENTLEMAN WISHES IMMEDIATELY BOARD IN
a German family location between Twenty third and
Sxtleth streets an near Secon Address stating
terms T.. box log Herald Uptown Branch oce, iso5
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19


IlsEII-"sOLAR RAY" Is TOO THIN, AND e" COME
~ nothing more'' quite correct grammaticaiy and Or
thouapnicay Nice fummery. that abou, Faith and Love-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

A UsTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND MAIL.
n Special Notice.
Tue steamship MONTANA will be despatched from Sal
". ii. WEBB, 81 Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

lU 2 aud I4 East Threenh street, near Fourth aVenue
where we hold regular
Sales Of Horses and Carriages
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
- Gentlemen wishing TO purchase or those
having Horses Carriages to sell. viii find house per-
fecty reliable conduct this branch Of
we do all our other business the
principles which honorable houses In all mercantile
pursuits.
give tho purchaser Of every Horse that s warranted
sound from "a to 43 hours for trial
Entries for sales OF Horses and Carriages be
downtown once and eaesroom 81 Nassau street, where
we also keep register OF Horses for private sale
Liberal advances made consgnrnents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
COAsrWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA.
VIA PANAMA.
CARRYING MAILS PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT TO
KINGSTON. JAM, SANTA MARTHA AND oREyTOwN,
AND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO,
CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU
49, AND CHILE.
Steamers leave 10Th 3h each month, except when
those dates fsl on sunday, then the gay previous
February 29-Steamer RIsIN9 STAR, Captain Il. p Con-
ner will leave pier "a North River at IL O'Clock for
Asp,nwa direct connecting at Panama with steamer CON-
STtU Captain and also connecting for all Central
american and south Pacific ports for last named
porls received until r. NJ OF February a.
Steamer JArAN will leave San francisco March 1872 for
Japan and China For OF passage freight aud all
Iurther information apply companys Office the pier
foot OF Canal street. 4. r. BABY, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

Stationery law and blank booss......;..;.. s~"
Stnionery and plank books for Commms'one's
of Taxes and Assessment. lW -
Support Of prisoners In County jail e1m
Repairs to county buildings and od1ccs...... eW -
Total for county purposes ,sss
REHABILITATION.
For county purposes l,2soSso III "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-12
Go and psy your city taxes.

srEln FTrrTna. slb seeond streeI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-12

THKATHR The largest house that we
have seen since Nilsson was here, graced
the thesJer last night The receipts were
unusually heavy Tor a Thursday night.
The Blondes seem TO be very attractive and
Satisfactory. They possess one theatrical
merit in an eminent ~degrse-they draw.
4" ksnilworth" YVES the name chosen for
thE performance lsst evening. Any other
name would suit as well. Tonight the
leading blonde viii have a benefit, and, OF
course, q Alarmed HOUSE,.
The BUIOEKRS' BALL, which was cele-
brsted Monday night 1t the Mem phis
Club, Hall, has bsen the talk Of the city
since. Il was simply astonishing, the
display of grandeur snd fashion a. that
briliiEnt festival. One who looked in and
marked the elegRnc > OF manner, richness
Of costume, beauty Of person, gracefulness
Of motion, and sweetness Of demesnor
which characterised the ladies and gentle
men present, tells rs that the butchers
ball surpassed anything be laid an eve on
since he danced With the elder Mrs, Ro-
mRnOh in the Tuilleri6S during the great
success OF the ball Is allowed on all hands
10 be q to the excellent judgment and
taste OF tbs managing commiItee-Jscob
La Oroix, n. Seessel, ST., W. A. Warner,
7. Schilling, Louis Schilling, ", Gstz, NJ.
q. Kerr n Sam FOlIz. The dancing,
under the management Of these gentle
men, was continued till morning. The
splendid supper ana wines we're furnished
by our neighDors Of the Magnolia saloon
In their usual splendid style.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-12
PERSONAL.

COLONEL LEE CRAEDALL, Of Alabama, /.
ct the Peabody hotel.
Mr.. ED KIRK has been in town durins
the holidays, but will shortly return 70
his post a. New York.
Nh. DANIELS, formerly Of this city, s.
present engaged in the banking business
In New York, Is town for g few days.
CAPTAIN A. P. STUART, Of the New Or
leans Times, II in town. We have 70
thank him Tor q file of late New Orleans
papers.
MEHsRs. ELLET d PKKLAr have been
retained as counsel By tns merchants OF
this city TO resist In the courts the pay
ment Of unequal taxes imposed upon
tradespeOple. They VIII pay q tax to the
collector, captain Msthes, on their capt.
tai equal TO that paid by other property
holders and reaist In the courts ths exsc-
ton Of more.
r. L. T1oEEoR, Kew Jersey; ". r.
kirkpatrick, MississippiI Howard Fsl-
cOner, Holly Spnngs; General Hart, Pa
ducah, Kentucky Hon. Samuel b.
Thomas president Louisville and Padu-
cab railroad company, snd 8. Q. Hamblet,
Augusta. Arkansas, are stopping at the
Peabody hotel.
81. NJ the philosopher, came thunder
ing through LAST night by express. He
Gas consigned q the South by the over
flowing patriotism Of the North. Hs will
raise tbs veil when Alexis arrives and
conduct the ceremobials.
when VIII Peace wave her white hands over
earth and sea
And WOO 3 world with songH Of liberty.
TIE proposition OF the APPEAL 10
recognize the common sense Of the Rus
Eian primes and present him with sample
bales OF Memphis cotton Ia mmo an.
proved. he has hed balls and cham
payne Gd ndESean, and Memphis cannot
delight OF sstOnish him. Show him the
curious steam cotton presses, the Jail and
he APPEALia map OF q railroad sys-
tenn, pump into him q speech with the
Mississippi bridge in II and Tom Scott
Estride > red hot locomotive, fastening to
lave lie heated sides IN the waters Of the
Pacific, and let him slide.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-12

Bully BOhnRsr, who has been agent at
Cairo for the st. Louis and New Orleans
packets, starts to New Orleans to-mor-
row, to take q place for amonth or two IN
the interests OF the same lines.
The Richmond left Cairo Sunday with
1900 tons Of freight, including $50 head Of
stock, and hfty passengers.-..The Great
Republic will leave Cairo this evening for
New Orleans. She viii make this trip,
and be back In time to take down the
grand duke, who IL not yet quite ready to
make his trip South....Two Of Duke
Alexis suite visited Captain John ".
Carroll at his residence yesterday sftar-
noon, and remained IN his family's COM
pany several hours.
Beats Leaving To-day.
For New Orleanf-Tha new aud hna
passenger steamer Thompson Dsan, In
command Of Captain Pepper, leaves this
morning at ten O'Clock for Yieksburg,
New Orleans and all way landings. Mr..
n. 3. Fowler holds forth In the ofhce.
For 81 Francis River-The s. Francis,
Captain z. n Bowman, leaves this after
noon at ave O'Clock for Mariana, Madison
and al points on St. Francis river. Sam
o. Paine and Billy Dean are her clerks.
For 7 dars Point The regular trt-Week-
ly United States mail packet Phil AiliD,
Captain James Lee, leaves this evening st
four O'Clock for Fhars Point and all coast
landings. Stack Lee and J. O. Harris are
her chief secretaries.
For Fulton-The regular Monday ard
Friday coast packet, Frank FORKS,
Captain ] g. Andrews, leaves this after-
noon 81 nv O'Clock for Fulton ard all way
landings. Nj. Ohio Joplin Is chief clerk.
For Napolson-The regular Monday and
Friday United States mail passenger
steamer A.. J White, Captain Marx Cheek,
Leaves this evening at i've O'Clock for Nspo-
Fields and Charles Sharpe are clerks.
For Cincinnati-The regular Ohio river
freight and passenger packet Robert
Burns, Captain NJ. L. Vsrdin, leaves this
afternoon a tive O'Clock for Cincinnati and
all way landings. Mr.. Andy Wilson has
charge of the office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The regular bi-monthly meeting Of
the Confederate association was held last
night.
The members Of the police and Are
departments were paid of yesterday and
the day before.
There are shout sixty names of candi-
dates for Office on the books In the
mayors office, and it Is said that not hall
are down yet.
The Bartlett circuit court is in ses-
sion. Deputy Sheriff Crsnmer escorted
four prisoners from the county jail to the
Bartlett court yesterday morning.
One day during this week the record
CT hsd but three cases to look into. Yes
terdsy the docket was 30 Rlim that the
clerk went out and bought s pair of In
dian clubs to keep himself In healthy ex-
erciss.
Commissioners Garrett had q small
case Of alleged counterfeiting before him
yesterday, In which n Frank Washing
ton was charged with passing a bad i've
dollar note on Emeline Nelson, for q i've
hundred dollar bond.
The city fathers have already made q
move toward the perfecting Of arrange
ments to receive the Grand Duke, The
county court has done nothing yet. Cam
not Justice Miller, being q representative
of the city, make 3 move in the matter?
The lecture by Rabbi Ssm6eld, at the
Memphis Club Hall, on next Tuesday
night, is worthy of the patronage of the
public, not only on account of the rich
intellectual feast to be enjoyed, but also
Of the object TO which the proceeds will
be devoted.
delivered at the Greenlsw Opers-hOuse by
Father Burke, is postponed 70 Monday
evening. Father Burke became indis-
posed during the damp days Of the early
part Of this week, contracted g sore
throat and was therefore unable to speak.
After patiently hearing the case of
Musso, Judge Flippin admitted him to
bail yesterday, on both charges against
him-for malicious shooting, $500 and on
the charge Of murder. 5000. Messrs. Jno,
A. hOosn, L Brignedella and B Mal8tes-
"a gave the required bonds and Mr.. Musso
left the court, receiving the cOngrstuls-
tons Of his friends.
Our agent at Corlnth, the understandable
Gsorge Judge, writes us very interesting
letter, in which he remarks, first, that
"the APPEAL is going ahead of every
thing" Naturally enough He remarks,
secondly, that Corinth is going ahead of
everything, except the APPEAL, It's pop
ulstfon has increased fifteen hundred dur
ing eight months. The factories, foun-
dries, disilleries, and al things, in tsct, are
hOurishing.
j n, the immortal philosopher, is in
the city. and proposes to lift the veil and
take ca the pressure when the pretty
girls swarm about Alexis, seeking g part
nership for the first sci. J. n. says this
expression reminds him of q Dutch neigh
Dor Of his who had two dozen more eggs
than he could eat, and therefore he pro-
posed 70 make chickens out of them. He
made q little box to At W. the hen, and
shut biddy down under it. "Den," ssid
the Dutchmsn, 81 j0ost leefts Won corner
Of to pox, and ven l peeps ontsr 70 tam
ben vOs joOst SCI stsndin." J. N. says
there viii Ds nary act.
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sueaEss D"EaORALIzINa,

Commencing right Is always essential.
Keeping right Is stil moro 30. It II essiel
70 tear down than TO build up. L IL 3 f.
tai mistake 70 start business and adopt
popular prices (which are never high) and
no sooner get well on the ROAD TO success
than the IDEA begins TO assert itself thai
more profit could just IS well be obtained
and as much or more business done. Any
merchant or manufacturer who Is 30 silly
as TO LET go OF q sure patronage 70 try such
q fatal policy, viii as surely fail IN the
end as he Lives, and his life need not be
prolonged beyond the average duration
eitherl Waggener, the famous merchant
tailor OF Biz Main street, fully under
stands this; hence his prices are uniform,
lishment unsurpassed In point Of finish
and material.
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o HAILES POINT.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

st. LoGis ara hsN Orleans Packet Co.
For Vicksburg, NatcheE and New Orleans.
LnW-preasure steamer
GREAT observation-disclosures, master
rnls elegant passenger psczet -
Will leave ~ ABOVE ~
BATURUAI. 18Th inst, At 4 pm.
For freight or passage apply To
J. /. M~A5HlHGTOss Agent
JAZZ No 3 Madison street
St. Louis & New Orleans Packer Co.
For YiekHDurE, Nstchsz and New Orleans.
5Jr II. Jones, master
This splendid passenger packet
Will leave IS above ~
BAIURDAY, l8Lh inst, at L m
For height or passage sppIy TO
il. WASHINGTON Agent
JAZZ No. 8 Madison street.
EOB VlCHsBURG and MEN ORLEANS
Vicksburg, Matches and New Orleans.
The enuIety new ana magnificent steamer
THOAfSOA DE An Jas. ID. Pepper, master
W. q. + OEler-----
This elegant steamer VIII leave
a. above ~
FRIDAY, 18th inst, at loan.
LARhI hAkHbIAO q (. Agents.
fall No. 3 Jefferson street.