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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-25
IS tai Provisions IRON srv-yosx yOn TIE

4l7 1858 59i III 259 1854 247o,276 1880
PORK bills Bacon, h. Lar1 d..
Totals since Sent l. 1922 l62Sls 26. 80 205 l6g5552
Oa"' ~ ~ Beef os Cheese. H. Taow, n.
Totals since Sept J. 1S72.l9S622 a9aad2gaa AZ bfSg7
PETROLEUM Change to-day, tribe hper feeling was mani
tested on the part Of holders but prices Of Refined were entirely nom
insI IN the Quoted at l6.e io spot or
mouth and I6as0l6L Crude in bnE Was hrm AZ %
~ t or future sales bb eAch September aud October
Gle Gases were quiet q AL % Naphths WA nonaha
sIout market quiet
srmeT with quotations follows Oil City 81 40 I9syie u az
Teop III 15Q 20 Centre, 81 ~ Parker oV
bid TIC Philadelphia market nomina seady Win enneu
quoted al l6is l6l4c for balance Of month or in
market Of interest," BUSINESS peng
oue and prices without change .-.-,- -. on t,i.s
market quiet but steady sales are ~ ra
Meen receipts bales from Buenos AyIes fO bAes RON aspn
III lax h from CurAcoA and 234 bales Mexican via NeNOeAns
Deer "a ip active sales u OOu
American 900 10 900 Para, part TO srIv
1865 pinws II bales from ftogesso DO u
fm Para aod 81 bales from Teas, &c. We quote; os 4.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lospos Aug 23-l230p INFLATED State, Ten forty bonds W.
9hsoh LOT ne account 92 hdces Paris quote heht, ~
90 A'ee' ron Antwerp quote Petroleum at 80 a. Tor r
LUSRpooL Aug al m-cot.on is emer; the sales Of the
day are estimated a. 900 bales iseludng bsss speculation
below h1ilng. At sa4A ~ -
LTTKKPooL Aug 232 mOf tie sales Of Cotton today 900
saes sAsy from ssJ.aush or CbslsA
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The Philadelphia stock market is unsettled; Penn
sylvania skies los Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
"a Reading Railroad, 54I Pennsylvania Railroad
67, gold, 1l5E.
Internal revenue receipts, to-day amount to
Sf22,62S; total receipts for month, to date, So
So. Sal.
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sorses, Carriages. harness. &t.

Atm. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
N TORY. POURTHAyE., COR TWENTY FIPrHsr.
Every style Family Carriages Road and sseosa
hand at rsasoosble prices Harness In great vaussJ.
9EOO "A TEAM of well-matched dark
pOOO. brown HORSES, Is q hands high, years old war
sodnd kind and stylish afraid Of nothing sold for fani
Apply once, A. JORDAN Co.. $40 East
Fourteenth st.
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There was very little doing In Raw Sugar but the market
md some business done embracing 4oo mus
S III bbds Porto &C.. In Refined 10 changs
prices quoted - .h.ucsa. o,oied NJ Slo18sse
sTHARH quiet and prices are uncbangeo g a. 81 200 M mart
~ for fn%s . my good demand sales $50 bb 81
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CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND VINCENNEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Interest payable April and October l. The remain
ing balance less than $SOOOOO of these very desir-
able bonds for sale at the Office of the Company No
SO Pine-st New-NoTk.
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Mesn better supply and In fair sm'nd sales OF 200 bba
We quote r... - 49,. - 80. - - -
Corn Meal we,teru O5 10 Corr M1.GoliEar q 40
osI Meal S.sW 9os % Corn Me.i @ Star q 40
quiet 81 99ess GO California and oT.sCn Flour
and tv White Al 81 Od$l so Fins Yellow 81 25aS1 IS
o al 5asi TO- Coo Meal $4,000 Ground Feed 81 G$l 20
sIroRTs sEyr 1. 1879 TO DATA
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
nteed by the Midland Railway. for sale at SO
JAMESON, SMITH g. CoTTING. IA Broadst.
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NEw-YoRK STATE GOLD SKIES, due 1887. Very
desirable investment for Savings Banks, trus,
tees. and others, We offer limited amount Of
these bonds at price which Is relatively ten per
cent below Governments.
GwYYYE e. DAY, No. 10 Wall-st,
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Do Uhom II map Concern

I ETTERS, LETTERS, LETTERS.
letter. written hter.rJ arces fuhed for ne~spspes pae
Hsh.r letter writing PLAN and p.rior read
renons music ORA wing and
al the very highest hasnsh er.nshes
patrons who have learned Der soh MISS w,
348 Ess Ssveateenth-sL, Stuyyessntsqaafe
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EoIITABIE TRUST COMPANY. Capital $lOUOO.
For sale at the Office of the Company. No. 70 Cedar
ST N Y JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ton deliverable In August, not below Good Orpsrr Sll16L
Bresdstaes quiet Pork, 67iB v bbL fOt New Mesa
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Steamboats ano Railroads.

CATSKILL DAILY LINE.
~ s,ssmsr NEW CHAMPION sysrI hsstay Wednsstsy aHd
Pndsr D. m, ANDREW HARDER rsssda
TAss1.y ssszrsy u p, toa Pee " tss FsAkhs o.
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Qhanres for Business men

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSlC.-STOCk
- '0' 0A' GEORGE h. BUTTON 81 Park place.
no YOIT WANT BUSINESS Look at this
onoortnnity CARRIAGE REPOSITORY In Of the most
,oxss IN the city Doing excellent business sold
n hcau The owner much othsf business or would h
partner Not required bat active energetic man ndS
pensable. Address J. N. T., Herald once
no CAPITALISTS have one of the best
nth the pretes business Brook
n yielding large returns having capital pIsse. locked up
,e. estate viii either sen OUT OF
an interest responsible party baTn means ana leisure
fully investigate this rare chance 70 g
st. Brooklyn
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5IeamuoaIs ano Railroads.

A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
IA Posghkeep, Roniou and kngsOn lsd1g CosIsus West
Point Corn val. New Hamburg and Milton The MARY POWELL
st., Pier 80. every afternoon at $50 ocoet
A LBANY and TROY, 81; SARATOGA, SO so
N BY DAY LINE BOATS C. ylBBARD and DANIEL DREW.
Vesry-s Pier $50 sni Twenty hri north Of sn
ferry At 8:45, l.ndng at Y0NKERs TARRfT0WN and MAJ
(by ferryboat MILTON POUGHKEEPSIB RHINBBBCK Two.
IT, CATsKLL HUDSON Connecting for al points EST and
NORTH Trip tickets WEST POINT, CORNWALL, and NEW
BURGH day 81 Tickets bv special and baggage
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The ouotsuons Cotton running 10 quality NJ
mare than main grade above below the QuoseL
sALE POk
La evening
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THE MARKETS.
Icsrsfully reported for TEE TRrBusg.I

SATURDAY, 100
AsHbS-Pos steady but very quiet; quote at 80 %.
COTTON-Ihe business In Cotton the spot has been only 70
moderate prices have undergone essential change We
nlnn
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
ALL SKIN DISEASES, OLD OLCEho,
~ Erapons body from whatever causes paneo ea"i
by Dr. FULLER. ofce No ST. orveDwehsL. near F.ofhn
MERING.-New-York Stammerlng In
- stue l07 West Twenty thidst. reopened Aug NoPp %
board OF cur services until cured Send Tor Circular
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@g 3 f s 4 ;gSi .d''n''
ss.. aSt evening AFTER p m August 100 10 S2e 800 1879
j75 Se 100 S'H9 lSo Z 6.d 6ss
100 II 7i6 total 100 bales EIclange pd sIsh 3 200
ie 10 800 1914 900 800. 10 sS SIs e sP
100 s GOO 7 500 II 1915 - 52ao Soye SS 100
~ 9les 2oq - Grand Iots 10 800 bales
TOO SoPgPnoe. sSoush sosTss sellers
e0 r.; i9se G S Seompshsd TO-DAY in the line Of
1s the o,9a S.9 e.s o SU esaI G.s R %s
good demand full recent %Bs0'ed . 5a'e 3 1s en-
Shipment iSh Of septembr at ISd3 500 boxes Cheese At 7O
tS United " 900 quarters Grain at l0s with 3D. of direct
a. Italian BARI % ,y he &c zane YV %sges ssm. yoTsge
5000 quarter Graz. at l9 and E esS9 pr5sun :. as. and
$40 u Soses.n ship hence to AS,sep Or R HaSS1S go
n Of Rssned do at 7; British bark hence 70 Sef b -,
port 5000 bills Of Petroleum at Is II Refined and IS
81 Crude privileges Of the Prussan Baltic al 90 3D. O' ne
FLOUR AND MEAL-we have had { comparatively quiet and not
vs satseO market the arrivals have not been large OF any
gsousr grade and moderate ebsng trade Od Win.s sne
TSsa E have ars G % and some eas to effect sales freely
prices Shipping brands have been demand for eI
par ,Ss The % are not over plenty aud have 0e I h1 20 T
ss, brands have been taken freely ir ne British Provinces and S5ss'
and 70 sell them Iomt sfOA decline has been Submitted 20 ana
S % Ia6'i i SSs s reduced SeI o
m n wi, Wal q we even At decline Of 10 70 zoe per
tOS soh % present ass have readily prices while
Submitting % lower g1rs. notice regulary
the sales aud IN the For
tDTenAbJ better iran last gratifying
We eAe Oil Orde" for any narIet and cannot fail to
eve satisfaction. The receipts Of new Rour thus far
have light much beN tas general expectation and we snd our
STOCK much reduced though ap Era arge
and Common Supetnei In Ground
has been done prices chiefly c low grss ~ P, bs
.6Sos Of vessels suited Sds sSS sSts 1s
h prevented the tng Of mary orders higher grades OF
Waest prevented ner5 from operating 70 spT aSy.n "a
with limited receipts The depletion ben sys I'D -,
Ate our cf l75 900 bb. export. az 80 80 w
81 1888 bb against l9459 bbi the wesk M resr
81
inter Wheat Brtrss dali and heavy Choice Oil Family EIs
STEADY DO quiet and prices Irregular snpersas and easier
80 oaet good Shipping firm and aab H.
k very da heavy and Sapersn shipping Extra, are
request other grades without maternal change
Ma auote
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n p BMpwry Gen.rsl Passenger Agent

ERIE RAlLWAY.-Summer Arrangement OF
II Train, taking 80 1873 From Chanbet Depot flor
9im~Cincnnaa and Chicago Day Express CO,ch
to Buffalo md sleeping Coaehes 20 destination. -
IL m-Erpress Mail for Buffalo and Nass Falls seepnSCoaeh
TO Buffalo. 49, . o., MI. s. e,,
Coahe, through Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without change
Pos Jeys g. g. IL and ILLS n. 43o 1880 and u
Goshen Mddeow1, g. 3. 1880. IL and IT'D NJ 54o
40 49, 30 aud III p. N
Wsrsiek, 3. IL a. m and i3O p. N
Eevburvh. 1880. and IL q. m. and 30
Suffer- 70 g. 1880 IL and 'll:15 345. 5. 6, $3.50, Il
Ridxswood Hohotu, Ansd,ls and R.m.sy s. s. 1880 IL
Paterson s6 GAS 7i5 g. $3.50 's45 TO- H. 1875 IL 80
IL noon 45, S45, 4. s. 5l5, s. $3.50 81 g. 1880 AMI
EewsE g. 7!l5 .s45 and ll3O m. s45 5l5 $3.50 p. n,
Ra6e;fari Psri and Pas,sic CAS- g. 1880 10 II Oils
Pasae ony u l45, 4, 5;l5, g. $3.50 1880 aud
H,iISpie Haek.neI and WAY g. s:I5 and 10 45A 1885
NJ @ D. N and ~ Saturday nlghts only
spn1s Valley and Way and $50 a NJ az 80 m AK t,o
CrcsIl s. IT, and $3.50 m. f30. 3:l5, AIS $50. $50
sparisi g. s. 49, and $50 ~ 1850 s15 AIS 445 $50,
$50 f745 D. N and ~ Saturday nights only - - -.
Piermon MACK 49, $3.50 1880 3;l5. 445, $50,
$50 t7:45 p m anu ~ SATURDAY nghts only.
EB-Irains leaving ChAmbersst or half hours leave
Is minutes earlier than above time the 10 80 and
ll:30 the time The aud II mid Trains start
B-rTsin on ths and Newark Branch leaving Cham.
quarter hours leave Twenty 80 minutes earlier than
ele for passage and Sleeping
Coaches obtained orders the enekng and transfer
Baggage CompanTs omees2il o29 and 9o
Oaehunded and twenty fthst and lhruaVe
Court a. BrOoin the Conpany DeDoh and oil AssH" 'oe
sDaly. tsuni.ys only t.suDdsys MadeOun only.
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RRIDGEPORT and all points on HousatOnic
- and EsugsiueE Raj ross Pare 81 Steamer leave CAth
snip, at IL and IL D. tsundAVs sreeu'edt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY'
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEsr.Passeneer and freigh
Hampton JuactOn glb Delaware Laekawanla
Railroad; PbipsurE With ehgh and bgquehanna
Lehgh VALLEY Railroad Direct line 70 HarrsJug
Pittsburgh and the West to Central PennTAnA and New forr
State
Commencing June 80 1873-Lesve New-York as follows:
Bethlehem. AleOtoHn. Manoh
Chunk, Tamaqua, Wlkesbarre, Scranton, Sharon, kc
Ga m.-Wsy Train for SOmerVlle. .
7m-W.y for Pennington Bon. BelVidee Bath, hsuch
Chunk Wkesbarre Ptson. MsbanoT City Mt Carmel haeton
WaVey &c Connects at Junction with Dell
Lssk., West Railroad
Ga n-MoRsISG daily (eIcep sundays r Bson Allen
West Connects Soncrve for Fleming
hauch Chunk tsmsqus Wkesbae scranton
Towsnda WSVsrey, &C, With through 70 DanVA "ns
i0I5 a. M and IL m.--way Trains for Somervills
1880 m-ExPRzss for bennington. EsOn Bath, Allentown
MUeh Chunk hahnoy City HaeoB Wlkesbsre, Scranton Rad
iug Columbia Lancaster Bphraa Pottsve Harrtbae &c
2:3O m.Way Train for Bision Allentown, aud Belyidere
$3.50 D. m.-War Tram for Plan1ed -
mWaT Train for Ea7On Allentown and Mauch Chunk Con
meets Junction with Del. Lace. and WcsL r z
4:30 D. m-Way Train for Someryile anu Pennington
5p.m.-Way Train tor Sonervlle
BIS D. m.-Way Train for Painteh.
$3.50 m-BysNIsG EXPRESS daily for Bson Deiere, hHen
tow Beading Harrisburg. Pittsburgh, Clclgo, &C.
and D m-Wsy Tram for SOmeryile.
1880 In.-(6 mgsntl-For Easton
9:l5 and IL 80 .. WAY Trains for Plan6.u . = ooo
1915, IL, l145 y IL m; 1880 2. $50 33O 5;t9,
g. 45 4:3O 4:4j D. 5.l5. $50 545 ., 500 T. 1880, 7;45
''-'' ''''' WV R. g. KICKER, suUt and Bag
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OYnos o. rHB GsBHARD PIRH h.yRAscs ConPSLo
No 14l BROADWAY, SEwfoRx July 81 lSI3)
TWENTY SIXTH DIVIDEND.
The Board Of have this day declared dividend Of FIVE
ihh N - JOHN r. SMITH. Secretary.
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SARAT0GA-DlRECT R0UTE-Fare ~ 20
- roash va CihIsar Line steanboas daily s,adaNs
srssps Al fro. Pier ~. Eorh River loot Of Lsrs NJ
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Uipioeno Notlres.


COUPONS due Sept. 1, 1873, on the Bonds OF
SoITH SIDE RAILROAD Long Island will be paid and
.sr that date at Banking House Of JACOB SPH6kD Coz
No. 2l Pins'sl Nes.York GEO II. HOLT Treasurer.
CHcAGo AND ALros R. r. Co,
sEcRtrARrs OVYCE. CHICAGO, Aug ~, 1873. J.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-N Office is
b.r,y given the Stockholders the Chicago Alton Railroad
mnanv & CASH DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT has this day
be upon the and Common Stock Of hls Comp
% The earnings OF payable the banking house
:. the agents Mes'r JBSUP Co.. No % Iaoery
N,xYork on The 5 September NEXT TO holders who are
d a, such the close hours the I'D day OF Au
gust which time the Transfer Books r DC eoSeu anu e0P
Tor transfers the llth day Of September neIt nm MN &c..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-16

Middleton, we dined at the LiIlard ho-
tel, tolerahly fair house, where we OBJ
tanned a good dinner for fifty cents each.
This dinner was enlivened by several
bottles Of good claret, the contribution
to the feast of the popular purchasing
agent, Mr.. Galloway, who is ever on the
alert to make people comfortable, and
who diligently attends to business the
while.
From Middleton to Tuscumbia we had
a glorious ride, your correspondent sit
ting with the engineer, Mr.. Palmer, in
the cab of the locomotive. We made
fearful speed, flying along at the rate Of
thirty-fve miles an hour. The sun was
setting in the midst of purple clouds,
through which slanting beams of gold
and crimson shimmered, making the
beautiful valley of the Tennessee a very
paradise of glorious tints. Far to the
right, half hid IN the mist of warm,
grayish tints, the detached spurs
of the Cumberland mountains
walled in the fertile valley, while
on our left were the trinity
kept, welI-fenced and picturesque houses
Of the planters living in this favored
spot. We got but a glance of these,
through the window of the cab as we
flew past, and soon stopped before the
hospitable doors of the franklin house,
in Tuscumbia, and 10! here we arei
Long as is this letter, your correspond
ent cannot close without gratefully ac-
knOWledging courtesies extended him by
the gentlemen of the committee, by
Major Meriwether and Mr.. Galloway.
To the latter two gentlemen in particu-
lar, he is indebted for valuable informa-
ton, only a little part of which he has
had time to seribble on paper. All these
gentlemen will accept his sincere thanks.
BY the way, the APPEAL is indebted
to Mr.. Galloway for the dispatch sent
you tonight, telling of our safe arrival
in Tuscumbia. The telegraph operator
could not be found.
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WHEN an advertisement is inserted IN
the APPEAL, signed by a fictitious sig
nature, and answers to which are to be
addressed care Of this office, we viii in
no case reveal the name of the sdver-
tiser or give any Information whatever
about the advertisement. This has been
an imperative rule Of this office for
years, and has been followed strictly,
but as so msuy apply at our business de
partment every day to gain some in
formation on this interdicted subject, We
give this public notice, in the hope that
in the future everybody may know that
a fictitious signature to an advertise
ment is sacred with US, and that in no
case will we reveal the name Of the ad-
r-arrfcGr
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Report from General ROsser, Engineer
in Charge-A Good Country the
Whole Route.

New YORK, August 15.-General
ROsser, in charge of the railroad survey
Of the Stanley and Yellowstone expedi-
ton, has. submitted to the authorities of
the Northern Pacific railroad company,
in this city, his official report of the re-
suits thus far accomplished in the ex-
pedition. He finds the new and final
route, across Western DakatO from Mo-
bile to Yellowstone river, entirely prac-
{ cable and satisfactory, it being greatly
superior to those of former DAYS; the
distance. two hundred and five miles, is
tWenty-one miles shorter than the sur
vey of 1871. The gradients are
moderate, and the average of
work per mile is comparably
less, while the number of important
bridges is reduced two-thirds, The Lit
tie Missouri river, which former SURVEYS
crossed seven and eleven times, is cross
ed once on this line. So located, the
route runs Immediately through orlv
one mile of bad clay lands, Just east of
the Little Missouri. With a few excep-
tons, the country is rolling prairie.
sometimes rising into low hills, the grass
being excellent and soil good. Good
water was found the entire distance, Coal
outcrops at various points, in veins sew
eral feet in thickness, and timber is more
abundant than in former routes. The
report states that the main BODY of
General Stanley's expedition accom-
panied the scientific corps, and most of
the press correspondents did not accom-
pany the engineers, who were escorted
by General Custer's detachment, but
followed the old abandoned route south
of Heart river, hence descriptions of the
region traversed by the main command
do not apply TO the country traversed by
the new route for the railroads. The d..
rectors Of the company have accepted
the new line recommended by General
Rosser, from Bismarck, the pres
ent end of the track, to the Yellowstone
crossing, and have called for proposals
to grade and bridge this section of two
hundred and i've Dliles. The expedi-
ton is now prosecuting the survey west
ward, up the left bank of the Yellow
stone TO Pompey's Pillar, where it will
join the survey made last year from the
west, and thus complete the survey line
across the continent. The entire COM
mand is expected to return to Fort Rice
about the first ultimO,
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LAGRILL-On the 18th instant, JOHN. third
son OF Louis and the late Adelia e. LaGriIl in
Lis nineteenth year.
Funeral from the residence, 10 Monroe
street, this SATURDAY. afternoon at three
o'clock. Friends of the family, and the many
young friends of deceased, are respectfully in
vited to attend.
BARRON-In this city, at nine O'Clock Fri
day evening, August 18th, WILLIAM, infant
son Of Philip and Johanna Barron.
Friends and acquaintarces of the family
are invited to attend the funeral, at three
o'clock this SATURDAY afternoon, from
the residence on Brinkley avenue, north Of
Poplar street.
LLOYD-At his residence, No. 572 shelby
street, at quarter-past twelve o'clock this
tSAIU RDAI) morning, after long and pain
fui illness, :. ;. LLOYD, in the forty-fOurth
year of his age.
Due notice of the funeral viii be given.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF EDUCATION,
ODD FELLOWS HALL, 30 NORTH COURT ST,
MEMPHIS, TENN August Il, 1873.
nS- The Public Schools will open HOnday.
September list, and pupils will be received
WITHOUT TICKETS at the rooms where their
names were last recorded, and will he pro-
NOTED and classed according to their standing.
by the Principals.
Children who have never been admitted,
pupils who should be transferred, and pupils
who are suspended, can obtain Tickets Of Ad-
mission by calling during Office hours, on and
after Monday, the 18th inst.
aul6 a. PICKETT. SuDt
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HNR- JOHNSON is acknowledged by ali par
ties interested, as by far the most success
f1l Physician in the treatment Of private or
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and perma-
nent cures guaranteed in every ca-e, male or
female. Recent cases Of Gonorrhea and Syphi-
lis cured in few days, without the use Of
mercury, change Of diet or hindrance from
business. Secondary Sy philis-tue last vestige
eradicated without the use of mercury. IN
voluntary loss Of semen stopped In short
time. sufferers from impotoncy or loss Of
sexual power restored TO free vigor in few
weeks. Victims of self-abuSe and excessive
yeneiy, suffering from spernatOrrhea and loss
of physical and mentai power. speedily and
permanently cured.
Particular attention paid to the Diseases of
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new
remedies.
All consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Medicines sent By express 10 all parts OF the
country.
0fliee hours fron am. to pm. sundays,
from to p.ms d. &. JOHNSON, N. ID. 1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

VOU are hereby ordered to attend, Ez@A
Il IN FULL DRESS, a special meetingS S = y
OF tennessee Lodge, No. 8, X. Of p, ls.7'N715
at our Castle Hall, 204 Front street. this NSS<fJ
evening, August 18TH, NSlst7
for work in the third rank.
f. NJ. HALEY, c. c.
j. p. GORE, X, of R. and s. auI6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-16

FORT WAYSE, August l5.-Tbe Go
seite. Of this city, has just been bought
from A. Wright q Co., by a
Joint stock company, with a
capital Of thirty thousand dollars.
The transfer will be made tomorrow,
and the first paper viii be published un-
der the new management Monday.
Colonel r. S. Robertson is president of
the company, W. S. Page, superintend-
ent Of tile mechanical department., S. 5.
Alexandzr, managing editor, and John
J. Grafton, recently general ticket-sgeRt
Of the Fort Wayne, Quincy and Gin
cinnRd railroad, Is business manager.