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OHIaINA
"LITTLE HI HAVANA'
faOULD CO.'sl
DECIDED BY
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Mambsr for Number-Prfse for Prise.
WITH 400 ADDITIONAL PRIZES.
CLASS 1883. JULY 10, 1883.
Only 70 900 Tickets and s96 Prizes.
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COUNT CHAMBORD
Seized with Sudden Illness at Frehs.
dorf-His Life Almost De-
SPARED of.
The Cholera in Egypt-British Bread.
stufs-fhe English Iron Trade
Foreign Notes.

ALEXANDRIA, July 2.-The number of
deaths from cholera at Damielta yesterday
was 141. There were also fourteen deaths
at Manfouah and five at Port Said, on Sun.
day, from the same disease. A death here is
suspected as cholera.
Sanitary cordons in Egypt are ordered TO
shoot all persons attempting to pass through
the lines.
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WIND AND RAIN.
storms of UnusuaI Violence I'm New
YORK and Connecticut.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, July AT O'Clock
To-day the Thermometer registered nearly 1902
in the shade. At 4:30 o'clock heavy wind
and rain-siorm struck the villsge from the
west, and did much damage 10 irees, fences
and small buildings. At Hancock the Erie
freighthouse was totally demolished. The
Catholic church was blown fat to the ground.
and other houses damaged. The telegraph
poles are down
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Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
HUNTSVILLE, ALA July 2.-Eckfords, 10
Huutsvilies, 16. The E,kfords did no; TAX.
their last inning. The miserable coudiiinn
OF the grounds was the cause of the tig &C ,r.
Special to the Appeal
HUMBOLDT, TENN, July 2-The match
game Saturday resulted as follows: Hum
boldt Rattlers, II; Milan Skyrockets, is.
BOSTON, July 2.-B ,stons, 6; Provideuce,
DETROIT, July 2-Clevelands, 15; De
troits, 5.
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-Alieghenys, 4
Eclipses, 10.
PHILADELHIA, July New Yorks, z
Philadelphias, 6.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-Metropolitans, 4
Cincinnatis,6 6. Twelve innings.
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stea I'M Dyeing and Cleaning.

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial never fails
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WATERBURY, CONN, July 2-The most
terrific storm for several wears visited this
city and the Nsuglluck Valley at O'Clock
this evening. The wind was almost hurri-
cane. The rain fell in torrents. The streets
and lawns are strewn with branches. Sew
erai large trees were torn up by the roots.
Travel is delayed on the Naugatuck road.
Wiudows were broken by hail-stones. Much
tobacco will have to ne reset
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John Walsh, Undertaken,

FlOyd's Candies
Are always the came. We send them BY
xpress tc all parts Of the country.
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HUNGARY.
THE JEWISH MURDER CASE.

LONDON, July 2.-The trial of the Jews
charged with numbering young Christian
gIri, Esther Solymosi, was continued at Ny
iregbyhsza, Hungary, to-day. Roft, proprie-
tor, deposed that Bary, police magistrate,
held repeated nocturnal inquiries in prison |;
that he (witness) had ben terrorizsd BY see
ing his companion struck and msltreated.
and that he had said exactly what Barry told
bin, although be really knew Dothiny of the
conveyance OF the corpse, as alleged by the
prosecution.
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Storms In Wiscousf o.,

swept Ozsukee county at 6 o'clock this MORN
ing, demolishing buildings at Mecedan, Fou-
dulac, Belgium. Fredouis, Oakfiald, Lamsrs.
tine, Princeton, Port Washington, Darsford,
Ripon, New Castlr, MayvilIe, Brownsville,
Mewaskum, and dozen other towns. In
Belgium and Fredonia alone over 200 build
ings were blown flat. AT Osk6eld, nine miles
south of Fondulac, hardly chimney is left
standing. The storm was two miles and a
half wide
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Burnett's Cocoaine.

ASK your druggist for Mississippi Diarrhea
Cordisl
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Another Donation by w. H. Wander
biit-NO Jury Yet Secared fn s
the P0lk Case.

NASHVILLE, July 2.-W. h. Vanderbilt
has added 100000 to the endowment fund
OF Vanderbilt University, of this city, max
ing Total endowment of 100000. The an
nual income on this last donation will be
applied to the support of technical school
in connection with the school of mining and
civil engineering, donation of w. II. Van
derbilt few years ago to Science Hall, on
the University campus, where civil engineer
lug is now taught, and the Univer.ity Is pre-
pairing TO meet the growing demand in the
South for Industrial education and skilled
labor, as we'll as for classical and professional
education.
A jury has not yet been secured in the
trial OF Ex-Tressurer Polk. Tne case will
Re called again for tomorrow.
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The CanOnchet Suit.

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial cures.
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LOCAL NOIICES.

Use Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial.
TEETH extracted without pain at Wes-
sons, 318 Main.
Go to J "A. Bailey's, 295 Second street, for
pumps, pipes, well points, etc.
New STOCK CARIETs-Msttings, Baby
Buggies jus. received.
AMES BEATTIE & CO., 1863 Main St.
The sociable and supper announced to be
given on the Fourth Of July, at the residence
OF Mr.. John Spicer, No. 29 Avery street, by
the ladies of fernando Street Methodist
church, is necessarily postponed. Holders OF
tickets will be notified of future date, for
which tickets will be good.
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DUBLIN, July 2.-The Rev. Thomas N.
Burke, well-known priest and lecturer. is
dead.
LONDON, July 2.-Zuckertort, winner of
the first prizs in the international chess
tournament, is going to America.
DUBLIN, July 2-The Lord Mayor gave
banquet last night to Senator jones, of Flor
ida. Messrs. Parneil, Sexton, 7. OConner
and Hesly were present.
LONDON, July 2.-The Fine Art Exhibi.
tiou opened at Munich Sunday. The Amer
lean exhibit is good in landscapes, especially
many hne works in black and white.
HAvRE, July 2-The steamers st. Bernard
and. Kate, which arrived from Bombay a
few days ago, have been released from quar-
aDtine, no cases of cholera being on board,
As previously reported.
LONDON, July "A dispatch to the Ex.
change Telegraph Company, from Paris,
says: The report which put in circula-
tion there this afternoon that the Count de
Chambord is dead il confirmed.
LONDON, July 2.-Lord Randolph Church
i'll has handed to Gladstone afidavits and
other documents in support of his assertion
that the Khedive iEcited the massacre at
Alex andria. 1t is officially denied that there
is any cholera at Cairo.
LonDoS, July A.-1ne Establishment Q1
Proctor Revinston, glue makers, 124
Grange road, Bsrmondsy suburb, London, is
on FIRE. The tenant. in large number of
small houses in the neighborhood hastily re-
moved their effects. The FIRE is one Of the
largest in that vicinity for many years.
LONDON, July 2-As great fire at Kes-
terton's coach and harness establishment at
Longacre, London, Saturday, an American
ladder was used. which enabled Water In h
carried to the hight of seventy-five feet.
During the progress of the FIRE Capi. Shaw.
chief Of the FIRE brigade, and the chief engi-
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
Seats for Saleswomen.

To the Editors Of the Appeal:
Don't you think it would be a good idea
for B Lowenstein & Bros. aud Menken Bros,
who are now erecting, and will shortly have
finished, two Of the fuest dry goods estab-
lishments in the South, to provide stools for
the lady clerks in their employ for brief rests
when their stock does not require attention
and there are no customers to wait on. Just
think of having 10 stand up from o'clock
in the morning until or Z O'Clock in tie
evening, without the privilege of sitting
dowa for few short moments during work
ing hours. The large estsblishments North
and East make provision of this kind for
their employee, and all that is necessary, /
think, to secure the same privilege here is to
call the stteHtion of The above named firms
10 this fact. s.
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Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used when children are cutting teeth tire
leves the little sufferer at once; 1T produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as e
button" Its very pleasant to taste 1t soothes
the child. softens the gums, aisys all pain relieves
wind, regulates the boweliL and is the best known
remedy for dinrrhesr whether arising from teet
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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Az Binghampton, N. Y.

RINGHAMPToN, N. Y, July "A severe
storm of wind and rain visited this section
this afternoon. Many large trees were up
rooted and houses unre0fed and blown dowu.
The Catholic church and other large build
ings were badly damaged. There was wide
spread devastation generally.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

OFFICE OF
PHOENIX FIRE d MARINE INSURANCE CO.
MEMPHIS, TENN, July 2, 1883.
A a meeting OF the Board OF Directors of this
II Company, held to-day, q Dfvfdend of
credited on stock notes.
The said notes now being fully paid, the Secre-
tary was instructed TO cancel same and return to
stockholders a. NJ NELLY President
JOHN Johnson. SecrerarY
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NOTICE.

DAY Dissolved by mutual censelt, b r. Mu:
lhy retiring. J. ]. Murphy assumes the assets sua
tAnthnee, and viii continue the General Insaranos
eunne0 under the drm name ~ No. Madison
street.
NlnSw, September 10. Iss2
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ENGLAND,
1tNS.NtNSs
IN THE LORDS

LONDON, july 2-In the House of Lords
this afternoon Lord Derby, Colonial Secre-
tary, said that the government was not pre-
pared to annex New Guines, owing to the
enormous extent of territory, of an unknown
character, in the int rior, and the certainty
that the natives would object TO annex xaiion.
Gladstone made similar statement in the
Commops.
He said dispatch will shortly be for
warded to Queensland stating the vie ws OF
her meissty's government. The annex alton
| OF NvH Guinea is clearly null legally, and
| not warranted by policy. We are not pre-
pared to ooofirm the action of The Queens
land government. We think the particular
colony OF Queensland is not we'll suited for
the function which it bss undertaken TO per.
form. The home government alone will at
| sume the responsibility OF such a step, should
| il be necessary. There ia no reason to be-
iieve her powers wish to annex New Guinea
The dispatch will refer to our intention 10
| strengthen the haud of the high commits
| sioner In regard to police of neighboring seas.
THE IRON TRADE.
The iron trade, the Times says, is more sc-
| tive, because of the Increased dem and from
| the United States, owing to the new tariff.
Many shipments were made to take advant-
| sge OF the new scale'o duties.
BRITISH BREADsTUFFS.
The Mark Lane Express, in Its review OF
the British grain trade the past week, says:
| Spring-sown crops have materially improved,
especially peas. Trade during the week was
unusually dull, snd quotations nominal y
unchanged. Trade in foreign wheats is at
a stand, still supplies continue large and
| prices unchanged, except in the case OF some
| inferior sor,s which are Id cheaper. Flour
| without inquiry. Maize becoming easier
! daily. No trade in caigoes off the coast ;
seven arrivals, two sales, five cagoes with
| drawn, six remained. Sales OF English
wheat during the week, Al AIS quarters, at
| 42s Sd per quarter, against Is, ,49O quarters,
at 46s lid The corresponding week last wear.
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Health Order, No. 20.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH. ]
" 81 POPLAR STREET,
TAxISG-DIsTRIcT SHELBY COUNTY, TENN,
MKNPHIs. July q 1888.
sV On and after this date, in compliance with
the ordinances of the Taxing District, ALL boats
coming from points SOUTH of Mem phis will be
foot of Presidents Island and be inspected before
they "iin BE allowed to land at the Memphis
wharf.
Steamers coming from New Orleans will be re-
quired to have, in lieu of the National Board of
Health certificate, the certificate of the Sanitary
Council, issued by the Inspector Stationed at New
Orleans and countersigned by the Inspector sta
toned at Fort Adams, Miss, and foot of Presi-
dents Island before they will be allowed to enter
the port OF Memphis.
The local packets, and other steamers coming
from points above Fort Adams, will only be re-
quired to bear the certificate issued by the Quar-
antine Inspector stationed at the foot of Pres-
dents Island.
By order of the Board.
J. II. P URNELL MD,
Secretary Board OF Health.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

CTATE NATIONAL BANK
= MEMPHIS. TENN, July 2, 1885,
-At meeting of the Directors Of this Bank.
held this day, Dividend Of four ~ Per
Cent. was declared out of the net earnings of the
past six months, payable on demand, and eight
thousand five hundred and eighty-six (Ssss6) dol
lars added to surplus account.
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At wnliams,owp, Mass.

WILLIAMsTowN, July "A tornado swept
through Wllliamsiown Valley at 4 O'Clock
p M, and wrecked the new college gymnas-
ium, where the alumni diuner will be eaten
Wednesday. Had the dinner been to.day
hundreds must have been ininred
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Interesting Aun,versary,

Topeka, Ks, July "A special TO the
Commonwealth from Santa Fe, N. NJ, says
"a months festivities in honor OF the three
huntred and thirty-ihird anniversary OF the
first European colonization of the city of
Santa Fe and the American continent was
opened here to-day under most fsttering aus.
pices."
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Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes the irritated scalp.
Affords the richest luster.
Prevents the hair from falling off.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth.
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TRADE DOLLARS.
Banks All Over the Country Refusing
Them.

SYRACUSE, July 2.-The Associated Banks
aud bankers have resolved, for the present,
to refuse trade dollars.
EVANSVILLE, July 2.-The banks here re-
fuse trade dollars, except at eighty five cents.
Very few are in circulation.
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neer, fell, the former receiving injury to the

spine.
LONDON, July 2.-Advices from Tamatave
dated June 14ih state that previous to the
Commandment of the town most of the foreign
residents took refuge in ships in the har Dor The
town was set fire BY the natives az well IS by
the shells. All French subjects were order
~-'t the capital. When hosalities
ed W 49, the coasf snd IL
began none had arrived q.
is feared they were wsylaid and captures.
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CHAT xxowLEDeE Is POWER.

"THAr KNOWLEDGE Is POWER
NEEDS NO DEMONSTRATION. AND HE WHO
BY EXPERIENCE KNOWS THE VALUE OF
TARRAsr's sELTZER APERlEHT Doks
NOT NEED TO BE TOLD THAT HE HAS IT
WITHIN HIS POWER TO WARD OFF FEvERs,
BILIOUS ATTACKS, HEADACHES, AND ALL
ILLS ARISING FROM DISORDERED sTOM-
ACH, LIVER OR BOWELS. A TEASPOONFUL
IN GLASS OF WATER, BEFORE EATING,
ACTS LIKE A CHARM, AND NO WISE MAN
WILL Rs WITHOUT. FOR SALE BY ALL
DRUGGISTS.
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Al Hartford, Cosn.

HARTFORD. July 2.-The storm this after
noon passed south OF this city. Much dsm.
age was done by hail and wiud iu the towns
on the river and on the sound. The wires
are down
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CHAMBORDS LIFE DESPAIREp OF.
PARIS, July IA dispatch from Frohs.
dorf says that Count de Chambord has been
suddenly seized with a serious illness. Ii
was reported in Paris at IL o'clock last night
that the counts life was despaired of. Count
Mon'i, Count de Chambord's private secre-
tary, but recently arrived in Paris, stsrted
for Frohsdorf.
1t is stated that the relapse of Count
Chambord wss due 10 the bursting of an in
testinal tumor. The Uairon says the case of
the count is not quite hopeless. The news of
the counts illness caused great excitement in
Paris yesterday. Many persons presumed
he was actually dead. The monarchists as
sembled this morning at the house OF the
Marquis de Breux Brez., to consider their
course in the event of the death Of Cham.
bord. A consultation OF physicians was to
be held at Frohsdorf, the counts residence,
and ii there was any hope a telegram was TO
be sent TO Paris. As no news was received
up to noon, the worst is feared.
Marquis de Breux. Breze has the following
dispatch, dated Frohsdorf, July 2, l 80 am: :
The Count de Ch ambord's condition wasvery
grave yesterday evening. He was calmer
curing last night and Monday morning, and
there is but little change noticeabl in his
general condition. Legitimist fetcs in the
name OF De Cham bord fixed for to-day have
been counterm anded.
Count de Paris, Duke d'Aumale and Duke
de Nemours are here in consultation owing
to the uufsvorsble news of the critical con-
dition of De C9ambord.
FERRY TO THE POPE.
The Union says: "In addition 10 Presi-
dent Grey's reply TO the Pope's letter, a
confidential note from Prime Minister
Ferry has been forwarded 10 the Vatican
explaining that the Catholics, who are a
minority in the country, have sought by all
means in their power to embarrass the min
isters. The general tenor of the note, how
ever, is conciliatory. The promise is M ade
thst the stipends of which the clergy we're
deprived will be restored on the occasion of
the national fete.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A 7 a special meeting of the Board of Directors
~ of the Bluff City Insurance Company, held
this the % day OF July, 1888, semi-annual Dfvf.
dend of Six Per Gent, payable ON demand
was declared. w. II. MOORE, Secretary.
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DIVIDEND.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MxNP4Is !
| -. MKNPHIs. TENN, July 2, 1883
FTNHE DIRECTORY HAVE THIS DAY DE
l. clared q dividend Of Five Per Cent,
pa yable on demand. s. p READ Cashier
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Tested bv Time.

For throat diseases, colds and coug hs,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved th cir
efficacy by test of many years. Price %
cents.
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BIsMARCK's TRIP.
FRANCE.


Bismarck has started for Friedrichsruhe,
whence he goes to Kissengen.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALLAD Concert.

A concert given at the Second Presbyterian
Manse, $40 Shelby street, yesterday evening"
was well attended, and was a financial and
social success. The entertainment was under
the musical charge of Mrs. C,rripyton
Masep. The following was the
PROGRAMME:
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Memphis people will be glad to know that
Tou-yawatha Spring Hotel on Lake Monono,
Madison, Wiz, will be operated by its new
owner and manager this season, to degree
Of modern elegance, and at such extremely
low prices that cannot fail to induce great
number of Memphis people 10 avail them
selves of the enjoyment, comfort and unex-
celled minersl water afforded by Ton
yawatha. Write for illustrated circular,
rates, etc.
J. NJ. LEE, Proprietor
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Providence, July 2.-In the equity suit
Of d. Moulton us. c. Chaffee, for the posses
sion of Canonchet, the plaintiff was ordered
to give surety for the costs before July 18th.
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Advice l0 Mothers.

Ladies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
OR dyed anv color. Ostrich plumes, etc.,
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, 5S Jeffer.
sou street.
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Overa aiiiien Unseear.d Liabilities In

CHICAGO July IA meeting of the cred-i
iiora of McGsoch, Eyeringham d Co. was
held after the adjournment of the Cali Board
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MASONIC TEMPLE NOTICE.

TNHE holders of July, 1888. Coupons on Masonic
l. Temple Bonds will receive payment thereof
by presenting them to N NJ Jones, Treasurer of
Masonic Temple. at First National Bank of Mem
phis Tenn, on July 10, 1888
By order DAVID P. HADDEN, President.
Attest. z C VILLA ManN
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, July 2-The upper house of the
Prusslan Diet has, by vote of GA to 16,
adopted the government Church bill. DR..
Gossler, Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs,
benefices was not worth contending for. At a
joint session of the Diet, Putikamer, Minis
ter OF the Interior, declared the session
closed, and the members dispersed, after
cheering the King three time-.
BIsMARcK's TRIP.
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ElOyd,s

Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on draught.
We make our Soda oHt of pure bi-carbonate
OF soda and use pure fruit syrups.
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EALY RETURN.

The result of the election in county Mon
aghan Saturday is as follows: Healy, Home
Ruler, 1926; Monroe, Conservative, 2OII;
Pungie, Liberal, 270.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
BEDFORD CO. vIssISI.

For Boys and Young Men. Prepares for Business.
College or University. Thoroughly and handsome
ly equipped Full corps of instructor Beautiful
and healthy location. For Catalogues address
W. r ABBOT. Principal. Bellexue p o.
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MEMPHIS
Business and Classical School,
w. y. JONES' PrfucfpNl

Wy ITH the same corps of assistants will begin its
w third year on SEPTEMBER ls. 1885. al Me-
sec Main street. Boys prepared for either
Business College. Discipline strict and instruc-
ton thorough, and modern in methods. For par
uculars and terms address
WaA ARTOS q. JONES.
H06 n AIN ST
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

MILLION DOLLARS
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The public debt
al atement Tor June ia az follows: