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For Bows and Young Men-Country

For Boys and Young Men-Country
HOMELIKE BOARDlNG-SCH for
h. HIND. A. NJ Hampstead L. l.
BRADFORD MANSION, School for boys, Rye,
ID y T. 5000 Rev. {. j. COLLINS Principal
BLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme, Gonna
ID family school for limited number Of boys There are
lew vacancies references from parents OF pupils
CHARLES q. BARTLETT, Principal.
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Academic classic ami scientific courses with preparatory
department Addre,sCol r. ~ ~. Pm Bordento"n, Nj
BOSTON SCHOOL OF ORATORY.
I'D Full course WO YEARS shorter course, one year
Inc beislrte system Of gesture complete OF
Boston Mass october lst ~ Oh from 10 To IL
IN. For catalogues apply 10 r. Il. RAYMOND Principal
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
IL college Conditioned Or rejected candidates coached,
winter otDckbrily' Mas HOFFMAN,
CORNELL UNIVERSITY. Course i'll History
" and Political science For ANIMAL Register, containing
fnI details eqIrlng this newlye,tlbhshed course apply
y y. Entrance examinations June r. september ~.
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, LanesbOrO', Berk-
II shire CO.. established in 1872 fits Tor college sell
Cnho school or business private instruction specially
'''''"E "O"' ''' Rev. \. n GILBERT, \. NJ Principal.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
4 For boys Rev. A. g. Chambers Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
WORCESTER, MASS, fits boys for Business, Scen
Schools and College. Twenty year beg septem
Der ~ For circular apply to C. T. MhICALF, An, supt
vi SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
No. 30 Temple Place, Boston,
will open the fourth year september %.
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OSWlrlIINC G. SHOETLIDGES. Media. Pa Academy ana
Gymnasium Students admitted and cassned ~ any Uine
Boarding school young AMI bows one oi rue pest
equipped best taught and most successful schools ia NE
United states; always full = school for gentlemen No
hau- other iOwdyism fweive experienced teachers all
men graduates special attention 10 bOth adv inced
and backward pupils individual ana class instruction
deiicienccs mons education corrected. IA
may -tudie- chOOe tho
lar English scientific Busincss Class cal course. stu
denis ntted Media Academy IN Harvard, Yale
Princeton Uniycrstv OF Pennsylvans lafayette. lcigh
Polytechnic Schools Conditioned" students
iut0Ttd study and lifted the september cIamina
tons For illustrated circular address the principal and
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University gaduafel. Media, Penn. Media il ~ miles by
Phade pha and has a trains daily from
that city Media has churches and temperance char
Ter prohibiting the sale Of all intoxicating drinks
DARK INSTITUTE, Rye, y. Y.-For Boys;
i 5000 year HENRY tattoo X. Principal
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circulars address COL T. j. WRIGHT A. NJ, Principal
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At Misses PERKINS, 2,021 5th-ave.; terms per
~ wear 100 with musical 5000 Circulars as above
MISS :. J.. CHAPMAN.
Nl English, French and German Boarding aud Day school
TOrmefly MISS |. r. BenedictsJ
Removed from No. East 42d-st. 70 40 q west lot-st
Thorough instructions M all departments
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yuetructlou.

SUMMER SESSION begins June 10
Toariuc ~dhuO OF the Gglest grade whose three fold
end and scrlpuloIsy followed = mould, at an early
tjcnteect OF by cis ~ tIs wh by Ob>d'af and
TettJOh never separating th3te three Sr3lJ
requisites. IBrI3tiJl uB:tlh r;sJL Wlile IytilS ,;
Situated on Washington Heights. about tsn niles IN "a
Hudson reached by the sixth Aysnle Elevated ROAD
l55h.st CARRIAGES are aay7 N watnS0r by timely ~
tncaon ten meets tut arc al y any trhL
more beautiful AMI healthy pigeon an emi1enca com
roundng are not alDn Tho fir mel banks Of tlb
Hudson. Itsbnillngs are unusually hDmeike.
There are lrtv acres Ian lched 10 IT, shaded ana
by oak groves anording ample space LOT pay
grounds
French, German and spanish spoken
APPLY FOX CAlALOGU RS.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
MalisOn.aye AMI fth.st. its br tls 5;1)b % Ines
Stevens n4ute She Held sc, AT clnGl DrJto3n)nA
Glasses in Architectural AMI Mechanical Dra"inG
A. COLIN.lL.l Engineer Corps US NJ anu professor
NsvalAclle nv
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
THO ANNUAL. COMMENCEMENT will be held
THU tSDAY JUNE -, at 1880 a. m III the ONlON
GIrMNi MEETING at the University at 6 p. m. the
same day H. - .,, n. N d,
in the Chsncelor's Room. george W. COAhLt1, sec.
University Grammar SchoOl, Isl Broadway
u near = l.sL. .lj.l yBlcL Primary Commercial anu
CLASSICAL Depart N. " HobDy. w L. Akin PrncIpA%
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For Both Sexes-City.

MISS GRINNELL'S French and Englis
VI BOARDING and Day school for Young Ladies and Ch
dren has removed - T. J4th-st. To % e. oJth-sL
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For Young Ladies-City

University Grammar School l,4ol Broadway,
u near = It. ttj.l fsl.l PRIMARY. COnuetClu anu
CLASSICAL Depart NJ. " Hobby w L. Akh PfinciPA$
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dedicated The stories are all excellent and pure in tone
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-22
DRY GOODS. .

New York, June 2l.-In consequence Of
the strikes OF freight handlers, the shipment
Of goods is much interrupted; still large
quantity is going forward by divers ways.
Buyers are very attentive to offerings of
fiannels. blankets and doeskins, and the re-
-uits show that good business was completed.
CJtton goods continued in good request with
many assortnenIs, variable qualities hav-
ing succeeded; choice styles of light ging-
hams were in renewed request, and salts
factory business, also, fair selection of
seersuckers and other like qualities. Wool n
goods IN light request, and though deliveries
on orders give lair volume OF business, the
general market is backed in the demand
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MEMPHIS Cotton srArEMENr.
Al New York the spot market onene 4

At New York the spot market opened
stesdy; at 1890, quiet at 2, quiet and
stesdy, advanced Lie; at 3, quiet and
steady. Market closing at the following
quotations: Ordinary, 8 9 Ice; good ordi-
nary, 10 15-l6c; low midding, II 1916;
Stiddiing 12ic; good middling, 12sc; mid
ding fair, 1899; fair, l45 l.. Sales, 2633
bales. Contracts, - bales.
New York futures opened ealy; at ] i 30
dull but steady; at 1890, steady; at 1850,
quiet and firm; at 2:30, steady; at $50,
steady, closing with advances of 9 to 10
points. Market closing at the following quo
tstions: January, 1I.6I oil 81; February,
-; MAY, -; June, II 27(9l2 rs; July,
II 329l2 3S; August, L As; September, 1910
@l21l; October, lI64@l1.65; November,
Il47@ll As; December, II .4S@115O. Sales,
6S,000 bales.
AT New Orleans the spot market opened
firm; at $50, firm; at 8, strong, with
prices advanced &c. Market closing at the
ordinary, 1Osc; good ordinary, 1lsc; low
middiing, 1l55; middtag, l24c; good mid
ding, 12sc Sales, 5000 bales.
The New Orleans future market opened
steady; at IL, dull but steady; at II, steady;
at 80, quiet and firm; at 2:30, steady /;
5, steady, closing at the following questions:
January, 1L3S@I1.41; February, 1l.51@
1913; March, 1i63@l1 65; April, IL 100
IL so; May, -; June, II 15@I219: July,
u 20; August, 1928; September. 1l.60(9
IL 81; October. 1lS6@1LSS; November,
II 25@ll27; December, LEIGH %. Sales,
$4,000 bales.
Receipts at all United States ports yester-
day, 1914 bales, against 1894 bales same day
last year.
Weeks receipts, days, 97O4 bales, against
$3.50 bales last week, and II, $50 bales same
Time last year.
Exports to Great Britain, 1850 bales,
az inst 1871 bales last week. and ii 500
same time last year.
Exports TO continent, 929S bales, against
26S5 bales last week, and 6406 bales same
time last year.
Stocks at sill Uuited States ports, SOS, 1893
bales, against 407 ,301 bales last week, and
S9l ,260 bales same time last year.
Total receipts to date, 4,56S, T59 bales,
against 1854, S96 bales last season, and
4,S27, III bales in 1s79-S0.
Total foreign exports, 1914, 375 bales,
agsinst 4,29l, 2l8 bales last season, and
3 COL 1856 bales in 1S79-S0.
Total stock. 500 599 bales, against 391 $50
bales last season, and a07,772 bales N
IS7s-S0.
Decrease in receipts this season, 026, l 81
bales.
AT Liverpool the spot market at noon was
strong. Sales, $4,000 bales OF which -
bales we're American. Recei pts, 1900 bales,
of which 200 bales were American.
At 1890: Uplands, Is l6d; Orleans, I'd.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
steady; June, June-July, 6 1854, 8 40 Cad;
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FOR DYERSBURG
HAIR VIGOR.
Various Causes


Advancing years, care, sickness, disap-
pointment, and hereditary predisposi-
tion-all operate to turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclines it to shed
prematurely. AYERS HAIR VIGoR will
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
to rich brown or deep black, as may
be desired. 1t softens and cleanses the
scalp, giving it a healthy action. 1t
removes and cures dandruff and humors.
BY its use falling hair is checked, and
a new growth will be produced in all
cases where the follicles are not de-
stroyed or the glands decayed. Its
effects are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak, or sickly hair. on which a few
applications will plo >a,.os Use s.oss and
freshness of youth. Harmless and sure
in its results, it is Incompatible as
a dressing, and is especially valued
for the soft lustre and richness of tone
it impartS.
AYERS HAIR VIGoR is colorless;
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white cambria; yet
it lasts long on the hair, and keeps
it fresh and vigorous, imparting an
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS,

j. LaCroix, of the Memphis stock yard,
Second street, Chelsea, reports the receipts of
cattle the past week very light. Prices
on all grades remain unchanged. Good
butchers cattle in demand and selling at
quotations. Common cattle are in fair de-
mand at last weeks prices. There is no
demand for milch cows; all grades dull and
hard to sell at any price. There is light
supply of sheep on the market; good bu'ch-
ers's grades are in fair demand. No lambs
here; fair demand for good ones. No de-
mand for hogs.
CATTLE-Choice grass, 5954c; good grass,
42d)5c; fair ID medium grass, 3(94c; scala
wags and common, u @G2fc.
EEP-Cholce, per Id, 4943c; medium,
S2@l4c; common, per head, Sl(01 80.
LAMBs-Choice, per head, IS 50@l4; me-
mum, SOP 80.
Cows AND CALvEs-Milch cows, with
young calves, per head, Sl0@30; yearlings,
per head, S4(97.
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/ changes.
STATIONS.

naximuni temperature, 80.
Minimum temperature, 70.
NASHVILLE, June 21-River falling, with
ieet ) inches on the gauge.
New ORLEANS, June 21-weatber fair
and hot; thermometer, 91o. Departed: City
OF Alton, St. Louis.
VICKsBURG, June 2l.-Riyer stationary,
with IL feet inches by the gauge. Weather
sultry. Departed: Mary Houston, New
Orleans.
WHEELING, June -Noon-River Is feet,
and stationary. Weather clear and warm.
Night-River ~ feet inches, and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
PITTsBURe, June 21.-Noon-Riyer feet
IL inches, and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Night-River feet Z inches, and
falling. Weather clear and warmer.
CINcISSATI.J une 21.-Noon-RIver 20 feet
2 inches, and falling. Weather warm /;
raining. Night-River 20 feet, and falling.
Weather fair and warm. Departed: Chsrles
Morgan, New Orleans; Issaquens, Vicksburg
LOUISVILLE, June 2I.-Noon-River fall
ing, with 8 feet inches in the canal, Z feet
inches in the chute on the falls, and feet
6 inches over the rocks. Night-River
falling, with 9 feet in the canal, and z feet
in the chute on the falls. Weather clear and
pleasant. Business dull.
about stationary, with 26 $40 feet on the
gauge. Weather clear and hot; Thermometer,
III TO 7So Arrived: Cons Millar, Memphis,
s pm. Departed: Cons Millar, Cincinnati,
9 80 pm. Night-River falling, with 20 Ito
feet on the gauge. Weather cloudy; Their
mometer, $40.
ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-Night-River fallen
6 inches, and now stands 20 feet inches by
the gauge. Weather cloudy and extremely
warm, till toward night, when it turned
cooler. Arrived: Sam Roberts, Helena;
John A. Scudder, New Orleans. Departed:
City of New Orleans, New Orleans; John Z.
Msude, Memphis.
CAIRO. June 2l.-Noon-Weaiher warm;
q heavy rain and wind storm began at IL
o'clock to-day and is still raining. Arrived:
Golden Rule, New Orleans, 3 m. Departed:
Golden Rule, Cincinnati, 4 am. Night
River 81 feet g inches, and rising. Weather
cloudy; thermometer, So. Arrived: City OF
Baton Rouge, New Orleans, pm; Belle
Memphis, St. LOuis,7 pm; City of Yicks-
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GENERAL MEMS
Business brisk
Weather hot.

Business brisk.
Weather hot.
Signal service report: River 2S feet
inches-rise inches yesterday.
The Annie P. Silver passed down for New
Orleans last night with 1000 tons.
The government Lighthouse tender Joseph
Henry, from New Orleans, passed up for ST.
Louis last night. She made no hanges be-
low coming up.
Vicksburg Commercial, Tuesday: Frank
Hicks name appearing as one of the incor-
porators of a new cotton mill at Memphis
has created quite stir in river circles. 1t
is rumored that if the Chouteau and Henry
Frank take big up-trips of seed, there will
be other boats in the line. The Richardson
and Blanks are in the market, both good
boats"
We have received copy of the st. Louis
and st. Paul Packet Company's LEuSt -dtsd
Summer Tourists Guide. II is handsomely
gotten up, and contains useful information
to summer travellers. 1t is furnished free
upon application, or by addressing F. L.
johnson, secretary of the company, at ST.
Louis.
The stockholders Of the New Orleans
Anchor-Line met in st. Louis Monday
afternoon, and elected the following Board
of Directors and officers to serve during the
a.
G. b. Allen, John p Keyser, James O'Neal
and Theo. c. Zighlsr. Oficers-John A.
Scudder, president; q. B. Allen, vice. presi-
dent; james ONeal, superintendent, and r.
WeiriCk, secretary and treasurer.
New Orleans Times Democrat: at is stated
on good authority that the New Orleans
Cotton Seed Association and the Memphis
Cotton Seed and Oil Exchange contemplate
placing two fine steamers in the Memphis
and New Orleans trade the coming season.
Mr.. Henry Marx, secretary OF the New Or
leans association, was here yesterday and left
last night fer Memphis to perfect arrange
ments. The agency OF the line, if organ
lied, will be rendered to prominent river
man here.
An outrageous act of vandalism was per-
petrated upon the Will Kyle Sunday morn
ing when leaving the town of Rome, Ind
Sue had landed passengers, and the boat was
leaving the shore, when volley was fired
into the boat, evidently from guns in the
hands OF parties on shore, one ball passing
through the sste-room Of Mrs. McKeon, a
lady passenger from VIcksburg, barely miss
log her head, and shattering mirror IN
the room. No cause is assigned for this
wanton outrage.
Saturday evening, about ii o'clock, while
the Memphis and Ohio river packet Andy
Baum was ascending the falls she got stuck
on the dam, and laid there for an hour. The
boat blew distress whistles, and nobody but
Henry Trace and John Tuily, the volunteer
life-savers, responded. After they had gone
over to what was the matter, Captain
Pink Nsrbie hailed them and told them 10
go over TO Jeffsrsonyille and summon the
harborboat Wash Gray. The passengers were
wild with fright aud were running around
the boat thinking she was sinking.
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July-August, 40 Sad; August-September,
s 81 "a, 6 52-641; September October,
6 46-64d; October November, 6 32-64d; No
vember December, 6 30-64d.
At1:3O: June, June-July, 6 5064d; July
August, so 64d; August September,
G 50 Cad; September October, 6 47-64d:
At 4: July-Augusf, 6 81 Cad, 5O-64d !;
August September, 6 "a SAD; Ociober-No-
vember, 80 Cad.
Futures closed steady at an advance OF
Gid on current, ard 1-S2d on distant de-
liYaries
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PROVISIONS

Hog products steady at former prices. But
ter quiet and lower. Lard h CHER.
EUrrER-Common,1 24914c; country, 15@
lie; Western, 17@20c; fancy dairy, 20@22c;
creamery, 27G929c.
MESS PoRK-S23 per barrel; sugsr-cured
hams, Sl5@l5 so; breakfast bacon, $14 rs
| G9l5 per cwt.
BACON -Packed-clear sides, SI4; clear
rib, sl3 624@13 rs; shoulders, SO 374.
BULK MEATS - Packed = clear sides,
Sl5 Ia; clear rib, sl2 694@12 IS; shoulders,
| 50 so.
LAED-Tierce, sl2 12s; keg, sl2 62s;
20-ib pail, Sl2 Isl 10 10 pail, $1S 70; BIO
tins, Sl3 S74.
New YoRK, June 21.-Pork higher; new
mess, S2l. Lard streng; prime steam,
IL 90c.
sales rather higher. Mess pork, SO. Bulk
meats-sh aulders, ole; clear rib, l2{c; clear
sides, 13c. Bacon : shoulders, 9sc; clear
rib, 1S5c; clear, 1S2c.
CINcINNATI, June 21.-Pork steady,
S2l 80 Lard strong, &c. Bulk meats quiet
but firm; shoulders, &c; clear rib, be Bacon
in fair demand and firm; shoulders, 93c;
clear rib, l3Ic; clear, 1S3: Butter quier !;
choice Western Reserve, zoe; choice Central
Ohio, loo.
New ORLEANS, june 2O.-Pork higher;
S2Z(d]Z2 70. Lard steady; rehned tierCe,
llS@ll5c; key, 12ic. Bulk meats quiet
and weak, $4,000 45c. Bacon firm; shout
ders, 93G995c; clear rib aud long clear, 1874
@13fc. Sugar-cured hams scarce and firm /;
canyased, l4@154c.
ST. LOUIS June 21.-Butter-dalry, 15@
2le; creamery, 23l926;. Eggs, 15c. Pork
very quiet; jobbing, 81 10. Dry salt meats
nomInslly firm; summer cured shoulders, &c;
short rios, 12c; short clear, 124c. B,con
strong and higher; shoulders, 975@9. 90c;
short rib, 125(913c; short clear, 1Ssc. LARD
nominal, ii 40c.
BALTIMORE, June 21-.Provisions quiet.
Pork, SO %; new, $50 rs Old bulk meats,
loose-shoulders, nominal; clear rib sides,
nominal; packed, 102@13c. Bacou-shou-
ders, lie; clear rib sides, 144c. Hams, Isl
G16c. Lard-refned, 13c. Butter West-
ern, packed, 14GD20c; creamery, 22G925c.
Eggs quiet, l6@17c.
CHICAGO, June zl.-Pork in fair demand
but at lower rates; $40 75(G20 80 cash,
$40 70 June and July, $40 $4,000 80 Au-
gust, S2l 02i@21 05 September, SIS GOA
Is 65 The year. Lard strong; 1l55c cash,
l1.55@l .573c July, IL 70@1L723c August,
11.S0@ S24c September, 11.559l1 81 &c the
year. Bulk meats easier; shoulders 9fc;
short RIB, 1215c; short clear, 1870. Butter
quiet but steady; creamery, 19G924c; dairy,
fair 10 fine, l4920c.
CoH-Pork moderately active and higher;
$50 70 July, S2D 921 August, S2l OH Sep
tember, SIS 75@lS ia the year. Lard ir-
regular and sctive; l1!@ll SOC June, IL 55
@11.57c July, 1857 Cdl1l.70c August, 1lS0
oil. S24c Septic mber, 11.571@l1 Coo the year.
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PELTaIEs. HIDES AND LEATHER.
fEE hlESs f1lDES AMI LEA fEhs
The hide market is firm al quotalions, wit
light receipts.

The hide market Is hrm alquotalions, with
light receipts.
HIDES, ErC.-No. dry flint hides, 100
15Ic; No. dry hides, 12@l24c; dry salt
hides, l0@l2c; No. green salt hides, Tic;
Ne. 2 green salt hides, sic; green hides, 43@
SC; beeswax-prime yellow, Isle; tallow,
6!c; ginseng, per pound, 81 so. Deer skins
prime, 25c.
FEATHERs-Prime,4 0c.
LEATHER-Osk sole, per pound, 37@40c;
hemlock, 27@30c; harness. S6@40c; skirt
ing, 37@40c; French calf, $40@60 per
dozen; domestic calf, $30945 per dozen.
WooL-Tub-wssheG 25@35c per pound
unwashed, IS @23c; bury, 1O@IGc.
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kumOred Strike Of Locomotive En-.
EfuPers DIscredfIed.

NEw YORK, July 2I.-On, Of the most
prominent railroad men in the country said
yesterday that he did not look for strike of
the locomotive engineers. Nothing which
looked like such a strike had come to his
knowledge. The Erie officials said last even
ing that they were not aware OF any coutem-
plated strike Of the locomotive engineers.
The rumor Of strike on the Pennsylvania
road was denied on authority.
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INDIAEAPoLIs. June 2l.-The report OF
the Cincinnati, indianapolis, ST. Louis and
Chicago railroad for the year ending June
3Oth, June being estimated, shows the gross
earnings to be S2,520,000; expenses, 81 ,473,-
600; interest, taxes and rental, 1892 900; net
profits, $4,000. A dividend of one and
one half per cent. has been declared, paya-
bic July 18th. The stockholders have rati-
fed the action, OF The directors increasing
the capital stock 81 900 coo.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRWALAND oEPARTuREoFraAINs

ChesaPeake, ONO and southwestern
Trains move rs follows: Mail leaves daily, ex-
eept sunday, az pm; freight leaves daily at
$50 am. Mail arrives daily, except Sunday at
an; eight arrives daily at 40 pm.
nemphts and Little Rock-Trains move
as follows: Passenger No. ] leaves daily at 3
pm: freight leaves daily, except Sunday at 30
a2. Passenger No. arrives daily at IL 20 p. m +:
freight leaves HOpeheld daily, except Sunday, at
a m. and arrives at 1910 pm.
Memphts and GhartestOn-Trains move
as follows City time: Through express leaves
9tiy at II :S9 pm. Local mail and express leaves
dally At 900 am. SOmerviile accomm Odat ton
Ieaves daily exceptsSundsy. at 50 pm. Through
eNpfess arrives daily at 9:25 Local mail ant
express arrives daily at 9:lO pm. Somerville
am
"a mississippi and Teoaessee-TIains move
as follows: Neg orleans and fast mail ana express
leave- daily 81 j:35 pm. freight leaves daily,
cePt sunday, at $50 A.u. New Orleans fast mail
and exp -e-s arrives daily at 1O:I5 freight
nves daily, except Sunday, at ? p N. Freight
TT tus carry passengers.
Louisville aud NashViIIs-Trains move
as follows: Fast m Ill arrives daily at IS am.
leaves at ll,lO pm; mail leaves daily at $50
IN; passenger accommodation leaves daily at
lO;i0 am arrives caily at 500 ,. CITY time)-
VII w make close connection for all points East;
Br0wusyIle accommodation leaves daily. except
SUNDAY, at 1855 D mail arrives daily al 4:20
p M. Bro Tnsvilie accom- mediation arrives daily
except sunday, at 8 ;25a.m.