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ENGINES.
TRUSTEES SALE
Trustees Sale.

by virtue of a certain trust deed execute,4 IN ma
IL January 10, 1873, said deed being of rsc1y,i IL
book l22, page 1859, OF the Re-isterss offica Of ~,
shelby county, Tenn; default having, been n abe In
payment OF the notes secured by said deed viii on
Monday, September =, ISIS.
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder for ,sh r,
Courthouse door, in the city of Memphis I'M tSIIo
ing described real estate IN Shelby connfS Tenn
viz: Being seventyive feet of the norfher1 nsrf 81
the lot on the northwest corner of HOag ana TvsI5,
avenues, now owned by Mrs. Eliza p Rsrnes and
conveyed to her by VIM, Il Hoeg by deed re0istered
IN book 81, page so, In the REGISTERS Offce ri
Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning al a roi1f ona
hundred and ninety teet frOm the Intersection
Of the west side or WaldTan avenue with the north
side OF Hoeg avenue; thence running West ana Tar-
allel with Hoeg avenue distance Of one bun5re5
and seventy two feet; thence north and DsraIle Win
Waldran seventy five feet; thence east ana -arsIaI
with Hoeg avenue one hundred and seyenfvfVo feet.
thence south seventy five feet with he JSaf ie III
Waldran avenue 20 the beginning Sale he.Ser boI,s
OF 10 and II m. Title believed 10 h. g1,I H1,t
1 convey as trustee only. Equity of Teismrrt11
waived. c. " METCATF TT11Sfsssa
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BY TELEGRAPH.l

LOUISVILLE, August 10 Flour firm and higher;
extra, S3u3 %; family, 81 75d4; A /. 81 500
20; fancy S5u5 30 Wheat steady; red. zoe;
amber and white, 95c. Corn demand fair and
white. 27c; mixed. 25c Rye quiet. SOC. Hay dull
SPA / l. Provisions excited and higher. Pork
higher Sll 25d 1 30. Lard firm; choice leaf
tlerces &c; kegs, Zoe. Bulk meats strong and higher
5ss 544 644I &c for loose. Bacon strong anu higher
SIS, Il5d1l2c for loose. Hams-sugarcured, l20
Ire whisky firm.
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GENERAL TRADE.

There were two arrivals from up the river
yesterd ~. tut the moderate demand for produce did
not permit OF activity. Grocery and provision mer-
chants have an increasing demand. and 1psear-
much lOnged Tor article better times" A New
YORK wri,eF says the dry gOOIs trade gives unmis-
tak4ble signs % revival; In one day a single store
on Worth street shipped near 400 cases for Texas,
weaker and lower sales OF % sacks white sheled,
40 4fc. OTIS were dull and inactive; sale OF ~
sacks Ohio river az 34iac. Bran was In fair demand
and unchanged; sale OF 80 sacks Of wheat bran at
H1V-the demand for choice timothy remained
good. With sal 3 OF - bales and tons of quarter
bales of timothy at Si4 ton. The market Is over
stocked with low grades. which do not md ready
dray-l0ads al s. 30 from mill. Flour was firm at
the advance; quotations reported as iolloWl Extra,
- 10 d family, - 25ti5 90; fancy, 50 1913, ae-
according 10 brand. POtLt0cS continued In
Offering JJcUSI a barrel measure. loose I'm
shipping order sell az 81 % for Tennessee; I.
Louis, 81 20ul 40. OHOHS scarce at 81 I5Q2.
Cdbb11e, 81 a crate AppLes were not plentiful;
StUl % barrel measure. Btrtiett pafTS, soc
third-bushel box. Peaches 25diOc box Eggs
were weaker with vel supplied market and light
demand sales were made at 20 to Gle. Chickeils
only moderate 81 SOAP Is; extra ane hens
siOntly sold al 50. Butter SCb lOc for commons good
country. l2d 4c choice western, lSI Lee Dried APP
PIES 4u5c; peiicht s. 4Cf5c. Lelaolas were In good
demand at lower rates, SII11l so per box. Oranges,
50 a box. SiOckpeas 81 10 busheL WIT
bans, 81 5012 bushel. MiXT seed, 81 so
abushel. Ltnae-Alabama 81 barrel; loose, Coo
Barrel measure PrOg7st0ns-clear side pork. &c;
ear rib, 67sc; mess pork 81 60d11 rs per barrel;
mall orders are charged little above these rates;
lcked, l4c higher. BIc0n- packed, clear Sides
- clear NIB, zlsc; shoulders, 6l4c. Brezk1Lst
aco9a, SlsuSc HdnlS-canvased and packed. liz
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FINANCIAL.

The banks are receiving the full benefit OF
the dizziness that always precedes the new cotton
season. and have nothing g. report but the incTeas
lnH demand Tor money. which promises 10 bring
tight market I'm while. Exchange I'm our banks
gu ted az par buying and a elling Oh New lors
otn eastern cities, DEr OuyiLg ana u selling for
both demand and So 1T: on New Orleans Il discount
buying. selling az par United tales bones I'm
active demand Ht the offices OF all the large dealers,
the Inquiry coming from all sessions of the couu ~
Toe New York TrlicS, OF y ednesday. reports Z" Tie
following were the rates 81 exch o. New York
at the aforementioned cities: Savannah. Iyinis. y
premium selling. is premium. Charleston, de
pressed; par. = premium. New or cans, co mer-
ciHl. 3-iG. buk Ia ~ Louis. par Chicago, 80 pre-
MUM and - stOn freely offered az par" The Chicago
rr1Fs Ca repy o. r-tark, denUKatory OF tue silver
doll trsays. If the editor OF the Nation the editor
OF the n -, or 10th. manage 20 buy up these
SS-cent dollars 81 IS they al mnted ana bring
then oui w. 81, tlry can dispose OF them for 90 p3
or soc Ia gOd-and the profit on two or three mil
lion Der month viii be enormous" The New ork
Post or Wednesday. states: silver In l. ndOn Is
Al the New YORK price the bullion
value OF the new silver dollar Is O.S4a4"
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BY TELEGRAPH.l

LBf TELEGRAPHl
PARIS, August IO.-Rentes, IIOf Billie
NEW ORLEANS, August O.-COld, 1OOssd COss.
bankers bills 4S5i2.
LONDON. Angus. 20 -Consols. for money "a 9-I6;
on account - 1915; 4lzs 1065s: 5-2Os OF 1867 /,
9 b949s new EsDir 5 1875 g nsols 1 Central
Erie, i75s; Erie preferred, 80.
NEW YORK, August lO.-The money market
easy az Ia , per cent Prime mercantile paper. 3I
3la per cent. Customs receipts, S34S.OUO. The as
slstant treasurer dsbursed S492,OO Clearings,
SlO,12i 900. sterling eXchange-bankers lills,
4s244; slight exchange on New York, 4s7Is Gold
sold al diy al l0Ols at the close / per cent was
paid for cash gold Carrying Rates. Isptr cent BOr-
rowing Eites. lpeI CEN. and nat Goyernment bonds
new, 1925; do. 1897, l04Is; do. 1868,
new 9 g. Zoos i6ds sue sIs esS 1es 10 49,
coupons, 100; currency is. l20ls. State
bonds were quiet; tennessee IS. old, 81;
Tennessee IS neE. 1914; Virginia IS. old
%; Virginia 80. new. 20; Missouri Us, 105.
Irregular n Tue morning. but duTng the afternoon
Il was, IN the main, strong and higher and closed
point OF tAe morning Ths bears, at one time Of
fered granger STOCKS and 81. Paul preferred reacted
s0rOed and rapidly recovered 70 6Sls Transac-
tons gsiegaled l5l, 900 shares. OF which $500
were Er e, 300 Lake shore, IL 900 Northwestern
common 5000 Northwestern referred. IL 900
81 Paul eommon, $4,000 81 Paul preferred IL
Michigan Central 1000 Union Pacific, 400 va
bash 5000 Western Union and 1900 Pacific Mail
Western Union telegraph company. SaIs; Qucl,si-
yer. ~; Quicksilver preferred, 31l2; Pacific Mail
lbl4: MaripO-a. lOOlS, NaHpOSa preferred, 1UU14
Adams express company, 1O4; Wells * Fargo ex-
press company, 80. A.ams express company
~; United : utes express company, As
New York Central, les; Ere, 17ls; Ere preferred
35; Harlem, 1877; Michigan tentral 6255;
Panama l2O; Union Pacific stock GAIA. Lake Shore,
6l4t; Illinois Central SlI; Cleveland ana PittsGurg
7Si4 eX div; Northwestern, 33la; Northwestern pre-
ferred, b5ls; Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati and
Indianapolis, 23lt; Heg Jersey Central, 33ls; Rock
Island. Us; 81 Paul, 3SlA; st. Paul preferred
b134; Wabash, l2a4 Fon Wayne, q3ls; Terre Haute,
l02; TerTe Haute preferred, l02I2; Chicago and
Alton, 81 Chicago and Alton preferred. I02; Ohio
and Mississippi as; Delaware, LacSawanna and
Western 52L; Atlantic and Pacific telegraph, 25
Missouri Pacific, lOlhi Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, llO3s; Hannibal and 81, Joe, 11lls; Cen
trail Pacific bonds, 1853; Union Pacific bonds,
1854; Union Pacific land grants, l04ls; Union Pa
cihc sinking funds, l02I5.
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johnson Landing and all way points Cyrus Fay Is
her clerk
The Coahoma. Captain stack Lee in command. Is
the regular packet leaving Monday evening at nve
o'clock Tor Helena, Fhars Point and all way land.
ings. Ed T omas IS her clerk. assisted By Platt
khOades and Billy SInitners.
Wharfmaster Kallahar has concluded 10 station
DO the whar boats below Union street. 80 that the
paved leyee can be used solely by local packets ana
those which DO not land al the whanoOafs. Captain
Gle MS boat was moved down yesterday, and tie
Lee wha rfbOat Will be- moved down I'm day or two.
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KENTUCKY
Military Institute

ESTABLISHED IN 1S45. Sixmiles ont of Frank
IL fort, Ky. Most beautiful and bsaIthful loca-
ton, and superior methods of Government and In
structiOn. Circulars of Information sent by Major
R. r. WILDBERGER (COmmandanD, FaImdale
P. O., Kentucky.
BAYARD TAYLOR says: - 1 take great pleasure in
Shortlidge."
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD. patron Of the Academy
as reference"
c70 PER QUARTER of 10 WEEKS, $3.50 FOR
I'D I " 40 weeks, S}64 for - weeks: full charge
for nicely furnished rooms, boarding. washing. gas
etc., ETC., tuition use Of school books and all neces
saTy school expenses, at SHORTLIDGE'S, Media
Penna-), ACADEMY for young Men and BOYS NO
EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers, all College Grad
yates; One Harvard; -Four Yale. Special attention
to both advanced and backward pupils Both indiyid
ual and class instruction. Recommended by Gov
ernor Routt, Judge Van HoeseR, Professor Blauvelt
u. ). Naval Academy; Richard j. Hinton. Rev. DrS
Hill and PEABODY. Harvard. etc. etc. Address
SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE (Harvard A. M. Media
Penna. Media is II miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and q Temneranca Chartar
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Tone OF the market at 1905, firm and five,
six and seven points higher; 1888 st-ady; ~ 30,
steady 81, quit ana steady; 2:2 steady. Sales,
$4,000 bales.
New Orleans closed firm ut ll3sc for middlng.
sales, 90 bales; rec ipts, net l2S bales; gross.
l43 bales; no export, stock, 1880 bales.
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported moieF-
ate inquiry freely supplied; middling upands 65sd
Orleans Bftd. sales, 5000 bales Receipts, 600
bales. 5000 American.
Liverpool arrivals opened with buyers at previous
prices Ssp.ember-October q 1920; October-NO-
steady; August. o a-lbd; August Septembe
q l1-t2d; September October, q 9i6d; November
December. q 1l-32d
Tn- movement at the ports was reported as fol
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. COLLEGE,
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
VA.

THE largest frstclass Institution for Young La
L dies in Virginia, with able corps of twenty
fve teachers Opens the first Wednesday In entenl-
Der. 1873, and closes the first Wednesday in June
1879 For catalogues. containing full partf9ulars
address MISS MARY ]. BALDWIN, Principal,
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, August o B lsness fair with pack
age houses. but the iobbing trade remains quiet.
Cotton goods fairly active, with an upward lcOk
Prints In good demand, and ginghamS and dress
goods doing WE'LL Shawls and skirts in fair request
Mems wear wOolens moving slowly. Flannels and
repelants moderately active.
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$S 5S PM 1885 g s sE S SIoady
Maximum thermometer. a2 deg
Minimum thermometer 75 deg.
- W M'ELRoY, Sig. Serg't U. S A
BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI August lO.-Weather rainy and
warm. River falling.
LOUISVIL3 Z, August I0.-Weathsr cloudy and
rainy. River stationary, with Is feet 10 Inches in
the canal.
falling. Weather cloudy and rainy = Nfght-Riye
feet 8 incnes, and falling. Weather cloudy and
rainy
NEW ORLEANS. August 1O.-weather partly
cloudy. Thermometer 81 deg. No arrivals De
pa ted: Golden Rule, Cincinnati; Centennial, 81.
Louis.
EVANSVILLE August 1O-weather cloudy and
rainy Thermometer "a to 80 deg River 2-l0
feet and about stationary Up; Katie Hooper.
weather cloudy and rains: Maximum theTmome-
ter "a deg River 40 feet, and rising.
CAIRO. August IO.-Weather cloudy and warm.
Arrived: Colorado, ST. Louis, midnizht Paris c.
Brown, New Orleans. midnight. Departed: CUl RADIO,
Se ami e& f. ee BF9T ncbe eo 6 5y sstd d
airy. Weather cloudy. Maximum thermometer 80
Helena, Vicksburg, pm. Departed: City of Hell
ena, st Louis, pm.
Movements at the Eevee.
ARRIVAL
Phil Anin, Arkansas City; Mark Twain, st. Fran
els river. -
Cons Mnlar, Cincinnati Ruth, White river; Marlin
speed. Arkansas rly"r; Mark Twain, ST. Francis
river; Phil Alltn, Arkansas City.
BOATS DUE.
Do'cn-City of Alton, Colorado, West Wind, James
Gp-John B. Maude, CoahOma, MaumeIle, Belle
OF Shreveport.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Observation-Disclosures, Sam MPheeters, master,
ten am.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
FRIARs PoINT-COahoma, Stack Lee, master, five
pm.
JOHNSON LANDING-west Wind, J. Il. Andrews,
ma steT, I'VE pm.
RECEIPTS.
Mark Twain bale cotton, 20 pkgs sundries.
Phil Allin-22 bales cotton 81 pkgs sunuries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business moderate.
The John b. MauGe is due up this morning on her
way to ST Louis.
The Phil Allin got away for Arkansas City last
evening With a fair trip.
The City of Alton Is due down early this morning
en- route 10 New Orleans
The Maumelle. Captain Thomas DaFragh, is the
Tuesday packet for Arkansas river.
The James ID Parker, Captain Charles 3 Russell
Is the Tuesday racf Tor the Ohio river.
Colonel R SEe- leaves this morning by rail for
CINCINNATI ant $780, t'' iieTn lakes, 10 be gone three
or four weeks
The Rut1, for White river; Marx Twin, for St
Eancis river, and Marlin Speed for Arkansas river
dep trtsd last evening with fair trips
I'd CroHell, the clerk Of the Ruth, leaves this
morning oy rail for Pitt burg 10 take charge of The
once OF the new White F1yeF packet Josie Harry.
The Cons Millar departed yesterday evening at
two O'Clock, for Cincinnati, with 355 bales Cotton
20 bales RAGS big lot sundrtes, and 30 cabin passen
The Colorado, Captain Sam M,Pheeters, is the An
cnor-nne packet this morning, at ten O'CLOCK for
yleksourg and the bends. James Osborne IS her
The West Wind, Captain j. g. Andrews Is the
pafket leaving Monday evening at i've o'clock, for
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Cotton Exchange Quotations.
Cotton statement.

European telegram received at the APPEAL Of
fee yesterday. states rbe river Nile In Egypt. Is
rising fayoraby and is now higher than at any time
last year The prospect for the crops Is excellent,
and IL IS estimated that the cotton crop will yield
II2,OO0,U00 pounds "
[BY TELEGRAPH.I
The following are the New York market reports
for yesterday: Ordinary l0lic gOOt ordinary, lsc;
low middling I l1-i6c; middling, l2c; good mid
ding, l2l4c AT 1880 firm; l2;29, quiet and
steady. sales. Si I bales
the following are the closing rates In New York
futures for yesterday and day before:
M5fths YesterdaV. II1J bl5OTe.
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ST.AGNES ACADEMY

~ The new building Of St Agnes Academy be-
ing in course Of erection, the Sisters are happy TO
announce to their patrons and the public that they
hope to be able to reopen school there during the
second or third week of September. Until then,
pupils from distance can be accommodated at
LaSalette Academy, where the school Will, as
usual, commence on the First Monday OF sep.
TENDER. St Agnes Academy viii be entirely re-
modelled, ana provided with all the eOnvenences of
modern buildings
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous sufferers.
Chronic, painful and prsstTatng diseases cured with
out medicine. Pulvermscher's Electric Belts the
grand dIsderatum. Avoid limitations. Book and
Journal, with particulars, mailed free Address
PUIyERMACHER GALYANIC Co. Cincinnati, Ohio
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TIE FAMOUS

Which for nearly half century has wrought such
WONDROUS CURES OF KIDNEY DISEASE, DYS-
PERSIA and CANCER. may be had Of all druggists.
Its curative properties almost miraculous. For
pamphlets containing remarkable cures address
SPRINGS. Franklin county. Vermont.
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COTTON.

The markets everywhere yesterday were re-
ported firm and unchanged, with the exception of
futures in New TX. which we're five to nine points
higher Our market was firm, With less demand
ana continued scant offerings. Business at the ex-
change was dull, and, in consequence OF the high
prices that prevailed, great many orders were
celed. Quotations remained unchanged, as fol-
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
eretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay.
loss of manhood, etc, Will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send a self addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T.
IEsdAE. Station d. Bible House. Neto York
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dI2Ise. Lard-teTce lard sac; half barrels, gl1c;
kegs, al4c; pals a2le: half pals, lOlsc.
since writing the above. the following sales OF
corn were reported 200 sacks white shelled at 45c
500 sacks al 43d4 4c: 100 sacks ear al 42c.
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RIVER NEWS.
NYeather and Rivers

The table and dispatches below give off
cial particulars concerning the weather and rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS, u. 8. A.,
MhEAapIIIa
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DRAWINGS.

A SPLnsNDg4 UPPOksTUNITY to Win
IN a Fortune Eighth Grand Distribution, 1878,
at New Orleans. Tuesday, August 18th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This Institution regularly incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for Educational and CnoFita
BILE purposes In 1868, with capital of 81 900 900,
to which 1t has since added reserve fund of $780,,
600. It's Grand Single Number Distri.
buttons will take place menthly on the second
Tuesday. 1t scales poStp0Eses. Look at the
following Distribution
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CRANCERY SALES
Chancery Sale of Real Estate

No. 1975-Chancery Court of Shelby couptv-Eaor
ter. Taylor d Co. J. II. Williams 81 al
By virtue OF an interlocutOry decree for sala an.
tered In the above cause the 2Sth dsv Of l11f,s
1873, Will SELL at public auction 10 the bjghest
bidder. In mont OF the clerk and master oce Irt.
house building, Main street. Memphis, Tenn on
saturday, August ~, 1873,
within legal hours, the following described propertv
situated In shelby county, Tennessee toWit. Kno1D,
as part or lot No. TO- In block 55: Dtne ~ a
stake % feet west Of the Intersection Of the sSn6
line OF Vance street with the west line Of Ories1s
street; thence west 30 feet; thence south with Pe-
TITS east line l56 feet to 20foOt alley: Thence ssSt
with the north line of said alley 80 feets thsnca
north 156 7-12 feet to the beginning 49, NAence
Terms of Sale-Cash. EQUITY Of ra5enn.,o,,
odIreo, July ~, 1873. Z. A. COLE q and NJ
smith Collier, Sols. for eOmpPnt ~
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III 10 TVpuIuIItJ = uIItl4 hIcu-
ROsz HAIR DIVE

IS pronounce both by the WORLD OF SCIENCE and
the WORLD or FASHION the finest preparation ever
invented by gr 20 rectify the shortcomings Of ma
tire. Manufactured by J. CRI5TADORO. Nc. 90
Williams street New York. Sold by all druggists
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
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Above low Changes.
water. --

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
r,ms Bar her Wind. Rain Weather
7sO0 am 2Q.qI 80 Fair.
300 PIN. 2Q.SS 81 S.W. CLOUDY
300 pm. 29.qO so Sc. IClJudy.
Maximum thermometer, 90 deg
Minimum thermometer 75 deg.
Rainfall, .13 inches.
W. MELROY, Sig Serg't. L. S A.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $40. 900.


9 Approximation Prizes of $780,. 2,7OO
g Approximation Prizes OF 200....... 1900
Approximation Prizes of 10O....... 900
1857 Prizes, amounting to-. .SI1O 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation
will be paid Application for rates to clubs should
only be made to the Home Office In New Orleans.
write clearly stating 1uil a1dress, TOT fgrthsr In
p %. BOX G92, New Orleans. La, or at No.
o West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.
All Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management o. GENERALS G.
T. BEAUREGARD and JIIBAL A. EARLY
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EDUCATIONAL.
Free Scholarships in Kentucky MiIit
Tncfffufa
Iuka Female Ensfitu

LvFTEEN for Kentucky and Southern States For
II Information address PROMPTLY.
THE SUP'T. Farmdale, Ky
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4 NEW THING UNDER THE sUx.

In its Observation-Disclosures
la It's colo ing 10 er-matchles'.
In all Its mgr ;ients-Yeg table.
In 4 : peration-naturai.
In It's teautifying results enduring.
In It's MISUNDERSTANDING
In It's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
Thomas at Home.

Nm. Thomas whose trial at New Cas-
tie for the murder of his wife at the re-
cent term of Court, attracted so much
public attention, was released from prison
yesterday afternoon, his trial having re-
suited in an acquittal-and returned to
Wilmington on the evening train. The
arrival ofthe train was greeted by quite
large crowd of people, who pressed Gag
erly forward to get look at Thomas.
The latter was hurried off by his friends
to the house of John McCaffrey, on Wa
ter street, near French where he remained
in the parlor until late in the evening,
when he proceeded to his home in Brown
town. This morning he removed his
household goods to the house No. 101
West steet, first door above Front, where
he will reside hereafter. He has given
his solemn promise to his friends never tc
touch another drop of liquor as long a.
he lives. He recognizes it as the source
Of all his marital troubles, and is resolved
hereafter to live sober, decent life. Ii,
will probably resume his position at til,
Harlan u Hollingsworth Company's shiI
yard in few DAYS.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
Peru's Trade.

MINISTER GIBBS REPoRT-THE TARIFF.
WAsHrNGToN, May 2l.-Minister Gibbs
sends to the Department of the State
supplementary report in reply to the
trade circular of August last. The prin-
cipal exports of Peru are, in the order of
their importance: Guano, sugar, nitrate
of soda, wooi silver, copper and cotton.
The total is nearly S40000,000 annually.
NJ ost of the Peruvian trade is with Eng
land, and Mr.. Gibbs sees but little hope
of increasing our exports to Peru SO long
as our tariff cuts off reciprocal trade'in
the staple products of Peru. The Peru
Wan merchant must buy from the coun-
try which buys of him. High freights
and lack of commercial enterprise on the
part of American merchants help to keep
down direct trade between Peru and the
United States. Our carrying trade, is
however, increasing, ninety-eight vessels
being reported for 1877 against fifty-six
the preceding year. The total exports of
Peru for 1877 are given as nearly 1000 600
pounds sterling, the imports as only
423, ,507 pounds.