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TnR American export whisky trade, it
is claimed by the distillers, is being Sc
riouslY affected by German competition.
There are 5000 distilleries in Germany and
the government payss bonus on each gal
Ion OF spirits manufactured. The German
article is made. from potatoes, and is dis
titled several times, the product being q
colorless, almost tasteless fluid, with but
little favor but considerable strength. 1t
is sold principally in South America,
there being no market for It In this coun-
try, native Bourbon coming up to the re-
quirements Of the average American.
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England and the Turk.

PARIS, August ia dispatch from
London to the Temps, says: Sir Henry
Drummond Wolf, the British special en-
voy to Turkey, is instructed to offer the
points in Egypt, but no share in govern
ing Egypt, in return for an alliance against
Russia.
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Tn. Emneror william and the Cxsr

BERLIN, August lit is announced to-
day that the Emperor William and the
Gar will have meeting shortly, but at
what place it has not yet been stated.
Gen. Possiet, the Russian Minister of Com.
munications, is already at Warsaw max
ing preparations for the Cars visit TO the
Emperors of Austria and Germany. The
army is being mobilized to occupy the
different lines of railway to be traversed by
the Car, and to guard the bridges, tun-
nels and crossings. The military precau-
tions taken last year to protect the Ctal
against an outrage by the Nihilists are be.
ing repeated on larger scale, owing to the
authorities having received information to
the effect that the Nihilists in Europe
have recently shown great activity, and
have plenty of money.
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Terrible Treatment o. an insane wo-
man In Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, August 1.-THE police
yesterday discovered in the suburbs of the
city an insane woman named Jane Wheeler,
living in a hut with six negro men who,
she said, were her husbands. The woman
lived in Equa'id hut, was only half clad
and showed signs of beatings on the back
and arme. Some years ago she escaped
from the State asylum and was found by
these negroes, who made her prisoner,
forced her to do their cooking and W washing
and subjected her to indignities. The dis
covery was quite accidental. The woman's Is
relatives are wealthy and live in Southern
Georgia.
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II OR tie furnishing of material and building Of
FRAME SCH00L-HoUSE, on Auction street,
Chelsea, will be received at the office Of c. G.
Burke, Architect, until SATURDAY, AUGUST
l5, 1885, at o'clock pm. The Board of L u i
ton reserve the right to accept or rejee. any or
all bids. By order of
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THE Albany Evening Journal says, on
the highest authority, that the subject of
the fall campaign in New York was not
referred to in the interview between
President Cleveland and Gov. Hill on the
formers recent visit to the capital.
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KILLED by a RaiIroad Train.

MONTREAL, August 1.-As train on
the Grand Trunk line was passing Blue
Bonnets yesterday it struck an express
wagon in which were two men named
George Walsh and James Miller, and
boy. The two men were killed and the
boy was seriously injured. The horse was
killed and the wagon was smashed to
pieces. The bodies Ct the men were
thrown fifty yards up the track.
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TIE New York World has finished its
work of raising 100000 for the Bartholdi
pedestal fund. The World deserves credit
for what it has done. and has fairly earned
whatever it has gained in influence and
increased prestige by its enterprise. Mr..
Pulitzer is to be congratulated upos his
hattering success in this particular enter
prise as well as in the general conduct of
his paper.
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Ex.Gov. Nose. again i'm rrsuDle.

BosToN, MASS, August 11.-Ex-Gov.
franklin d. Moses of South Carolina, who
was recently released from custody in
Middlesex county, where he was serving
out term of imprisonment for obtaining
money under fslse pretenses, is again in
tronble, having been brought into the
Superior Criminal Court to-day on de-
fault warrant for obtaining money from
Samuel G. Cobb, Fred L. Ames and others
of this city by false pretenses, in repre-.
senting that he was Col. Simms oi
Charleston.
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Bru,,, outrage Upon a Young Girl.

HUNTINuDoN, Pa, August ll.-Tsn
white men and negro named George
Mack, belonging to a circus, last night
committed a brutal outrage upon Flora
Morrison, pretty country girl of Center
Union, this county. While the circus was
going on she was taken into the woods
near the show grounds and assaulted by
the men. ]. X. McCahap, in trying to
rescue the girl, was severely dubbed by
the negro. The girl was taken to neigh
boring house for safety. The negro wss
captured and consigned to Jail.
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The New orleans Exposition.

OTTAWA, ONT, August 11.-Alphonse
lie Due, special commissioner to Canada
from the North, South and Central Afheri-
cen Exposition, shorl ly to be opened in
New Orleans, has arrived here, and had
an interview with the Minister of Agri-
culture. Mr.. lie Due states that the ex-
position promises to be great success
Brazil, Mexico ard all the South and Cen
tral American States have promised to
send large exhibits, and all the States of
the American Union will be represented.
He is anxious that Canada shall send an
exhibit. The government is considering
the matter.
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ter's copy said, but hs set it up, sweet are
the uses of advertising. Sweet indeed, to
those who in sickness and suffering have
seen the advertisement of some sovereign
remedy, which upon trial has brought
them from deaths door. "The best thing
l ever saw in my paper was the advertise
ment of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery'" is again and again the testimony
of those who have been healed by it Of
lung diseases, bronchial a ffet tions, tumors,
ulcers, liver complaints and the ills to
which fl ,sh is heir.
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THE LIBERTY PEDESTAL.
The Nets York '-worid'' ANNOUNCES the
Completion of It's sIoO, 900 Fund.

New YORK, August 1.-THE World of
this morning says: SIT is with unfeigned
pride and genuine pleasure that the World
to-day announces to its readers and to the
American people that the task which it
undertook little less than five months
ago, to raise 100000 to complete the
Statue CT Liberty pedestal, is finished.
The money has all been furnished, thanks
to the Psople themselves. The successful
completion of the memorial work for
which it was intended is guaranteed"
The Washington cent was sold to Miss
Helen Douvray for $3.50. The total
amount collected was $102,0a6 80, which
was contributed by over 10000 persons.
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s1Iez sudercd
cen years. The cnr-
no good. LisfIsss
es Toafc 3
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CHICAGO, AUGUST 11.-Perz G. Gooding,
Chicago agent for the New York Hekto-
graph Company, is charged with being a
fugitive, and $500 short in his accounts
Charles III. Green, the New York manager
OF the concern, arrived here few days
ago, and as a result of his investigation
into Goodipg's accounts, caused warrant
to be issued yesterday agains: Goodihg for
embe 3slement. Green has taken posses
sion of the company's office here.
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An Alpine Tourist Killed.

VIENNA, August 11.-Dr. q Sigmund en-
experienced tourist. who recently pub
lished book on, ''The Dangers of Alpine
Climbing" has been kille by falling over
a precipice alter climbing Ric de la Ney,
on the Hautes Alps, which had hitherto
been considered an impossible feat.
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Looking After German Manufactures

BERLIN, August 1.-THE Russian Minis
ter of Finance has Iirerared rnaast,re on
acting a close government supervision OF
the affairs of all German firms carrying on
manufacturing business within the Cars
dominions. The bill will require that all
the correspondence, both private and gen.
eral, of these firms shall be submitted to
Russian officials. The result Of the en-
forcement of the measure viii be to ex-
pose German manufacturing firms carry
ing on business in Russia to having their
affairs known and made use of by dishon-
est Russian bureaucrats.
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The saIvationis,. and the stolen Girl.

LONDON, August 1l.-Sir Richard A
Cross, Home Secretary, in answer to an
inquiry made by the Rt. Hen. George
Bent;nk, Conservative member for White
haven, concerning the thirteen-year-old
daughter Of Mrs. Eliza Armstrong, alleged
to have been decoyed from home by an
agent of the Salvation Army, and to be
held in duress by Gen. Booth for the pur-
pose of exhibiting her as minor saved
from a life of wickedness by the army, said
the government had submitted all the evil
dence so far obtained in the case to At
ney-General Webster. This statement
was cheered.
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CHOLERA In SPAIN.
Constant Lacrosse Of the Disease
Throughout Spain-Physicians As
sauIted By the Ignorant
Glasses in the Belief that They Poison
Taeir Patients The Situation
ut Marseilles.
The Afghans On Their Good Behavior
Looking After German Manufact-
urers-FOreign Notes.

PARIS, August 11.-Four French soldiers
while crossing field at Fontainbleau to-
day, found bombshell. They attempted
to unload it. 1t burst and the fragments
cut two of the men to pieces and the arm
off of another. The fourth soldier escaped
uni,liured.
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TEHERAN, August 1l.-Cholera and dys-
entery are causing great mortality among
the Russians on the Afghan frort tier, es-
pecially at Penjdeh. Txenty-eight thou
sand Russian infantry and 10000 cavalry
are now in Transcaspian territory.
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The Cholera i'm Spain.

MADRID, August 11.-Thirty-five hun
dred new cases of cholera and 1343 deaths
from the disease were reported Throughout
Spain yesterday. These statistics, how
ever, do not convey the whole truth about
the prevalence Of the scourge, as they are
not complete. Cholera has made its ap-
pearance in Barcelona, Bilbos, San Sebas-
tian, Santa Andar, Huesca and Tolosa.
Relatives of cholera patients in many OF
the Spanish provinces assault the doctors
in the belief that they poison their pa
tients. The archbishop OF Seville died OF
cholera yesterday.
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Want the quarantine Relaxed.

MARsEnLEs, August 1.-The Chamber
of Commerce has petitioiied the govern
ment to urge foreign governments to relax
unwsrrantsd quarahtines sgainst Mar
seilles, especially those maintained by
Spain and at Gibraltar.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
ASsigneI.

DETROIT, MICH, August 11.-Vincent ].
Scott, private banker, assigned this morn
ing to Robt. Outman. His business wss
fsllipg behind, and about two weeks ago
run was begun on the bank, in the two
weeks over $50, COO being drawn out. His
assets are said to be ftom $4,000 to S140,-
600, and will cover the liabilities.
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B. LOWENSrEIN 4 BROS.
PrecIpItated Through a Bridge

SHELBYvILLE, ILL.,, August 11.-Yester-
day the bridge over Noble, creek gave way
under the weight of farm engine drawn
by pair Of horses. The machine. horses
and the driver, Moan Friesned and his
companion, were precipitated to the creek
bed below, the men falling beneath the
machinery. Both men and the horses were
t;1tad
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Small Failure at New York.

NEW YORK, August 1l.-John Fl. and
Isaac B. Lewis, composing the firm o.
John 81. Lewis & Co., chambers, at No. 81
South street, made an assignment to-day
to Edward W. Knevals, with preferences
amounting to S6300
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The President En- Route for the Adiron.

Az SABLE Forks, n. Y, August H.
President Cleveland, accompanied by DIR.
Ward OF Albany, passed through here
this morning en- route for the Adiron-
dacks. They were met at the depot by
Hon. 81. ID. Graves and taken to his resi-
dence. A short reception was given, af-
ter which the party was met by Paul
Prospect House, wheA the President will
spend few weeks
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The Afxhaas on TheIr Coed neiayssst

L NDoN, August 1.-The TsEses pub
fishes a letter from Meshed, Fssesa. ;n
which it is ct tied that the Afebars sse
acting in such a way as to give the Rus
SLAMS no possible excuse to make any at
tack. The writer SAYS the Ameer's troops
do not pass the frontier which Russia ad-
mits is Afghan; that they refrain from
moving their troops toward the Russian
position, and even from Strengthening
their own outposts. The letter also says
that the excitement among the Turcoman5,
which was recently attributed by an En-
glish writer to the alleged brutality of the
Russian soldiers toward the native women,
is really due to the warlike preparations
which Russia is making throughout Tur.
conan territory
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eeronimo,s Kovement..

SAN Francisco, August 1.-THE Calls
Deming special says: Fort Bowie adsices
received here state that Geronimo is now
in the southern part of the Sierra Madres,
500 miles below the border, with two
commands following him
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DISSOLUTION.

MEMPHIS. TENN, July "a. 1885.
T,HE copartnership heretofore existing between
A. Wright and Martin Cohen. under the
6rm name Of +. A. WRIGHT & co., is this dsy
dissolved by mutual content, Martin Cohen !Ie-
tirine) assuming all the liabilities OF the late
Al The Old stand, under the firm style of WRIGHT
RROS who alone are authorized 70 COLLECT al
aooo1A's ~1e MARTIN COHEN.
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The Frar ch I'm Tnnaufn.

PARIS, August 11.-Further sdvices from
Tonquin say that the Bishop of 4. Quinhon
reports that over 10000 Christians have
been massacred in the provinces of Brin-
dinh and Phyyen;a a.s Murders and inseh: %hc
Vicariate has been annihilated.
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RIVER MAILS.
The Department Determined 10 Cut
Down the Service at Memphis.

The following letter from Congressman
G. r. Breckenridge to Mr.. Napoleon Hill
of this city, regarding the river mails at
this point explains itself:
wasErSsTos, d. c., August 6, 1855.
Mr. Napoleon Hill. Chairman, Menphis, Tenn.
DIAN sfs-I have seen the Postmaster
General and also the Assistant Postmaster
General in regard to your mail routes /
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The Irish Home Rule members OF Par
lament have arranged 20 give a grand
banquet to Mr.. Psrnell in the city of Dub
lin, to celebress the. second Parliamentary
triumph Of the Irish party.
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QUEBEC, August 13.-An officer of the
Lake Mistassinni exploring and surveying
expedition reports its extreme length to
be only 120 miles, and its average breadth
tuentv miles
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The Cholera at MarseilIes.

MARsRILLEs, August 1l.-There were
thirty-nine deaths from cholera in this
city to day, and fourteen new patients
were admitted to the Pharo Hospital
Several new cases of cholera are reported
from the Bases Alps,
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How TO Ascertain if You Are a Masco,

While the Thermometer was bursting
through it's limits at noon, on Tuesday,
July 14tb, down South, in New Orleans,
La Gems. q. 7. Beauregard OF louisiana
and Jubal A. Early of Virginia las is their
usual cus;om) supervised in person and
conducted solely by themselves the 1S2d
Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery, and scattered all over the
world S265, 500 thus: No. 1899 drew the
first prize of $75,00o. 1t was sold in fifths
at 81 each, held, one by @. l.. Homer OF
Brookston, Tex; one by J. T. Wales of
Bridgeport, CT. one by S. M. SIR .zs
Sixteenth street. Der~ -.,siW, 49, =, = =
enioue" LIST Nstienel Bank OF Denver
vne to F, II. Estenroth, 321 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal, collected
through First National Bank of Sen Fran
cisco. The second prize of $4,000, drawn
held by ]. d. Jinks, Brookland, Ark, col
lected through the German National Bank
OF Memphis, Tenn; one by J. Cameron OF
Wichita Falls, Tex, through the Exchange
Bank of Dallas, Tex; another collected
through the Bowery National Bank of New
York. The third prize of $4,000, drawn
by No. l., $50, sold in fifths; two Of them
were collected through Messrs. Britton &
Kountz, bankers, Natchez, Miss. the bal
snce went hither and yon. Nos. Il $50 and
%, l49 drew the fourth two prizes of $4,000
each sold in fifths, to parties in Philsdel
phia, Pa, Atlanta, Ga, North Vernon,
Ind, Harrodsburg. KY, Louisville, KY,
and Waco, Tex, etc. The generals, the
Commissioners OF the Louisiana State Lot.
terry, to superintend all the monthly grand
drawings, will repeat this performance al
noon, on Tuesday, September Sth, the
1S4th Grand Monthly Drawing, and any
information will be given on application
to NJ. A. Daupbin, New Orleans, La. Now
you can learn for yourself how you are fa-
vored by fortune. Are you not Mascot
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TIE exports of merchandise from New
York for the msnth ending to-day were
valued at s. 44S Ss1.
TIE New York Produce Exchange gives
the visible supply of wheat at 80, lac, ,239
bushels, and Of corn $50, ,722 bushels.

CARDINAL MANEING is about to issue a
pastoral letter on the subject of the crimi-
nal bill recently passed the British Parlia-
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NEW FIRM.
WRIG HI BROS.

HAvING bensht the sntirs interest e Martin r
II Cohen in the old 1rm q Z. a. mrssnt a. Vo: =; :;
NJ iWRIS9 Il. EoSs, Sill y PIssssa e see shsiE
ifiendA Z lie cld sts1z, -. 80 ~ y: ~
which skdl ks5e seet,ss 9n5sl sss sie s fks
g 81; A. : e, ,;:s:: (: :: :;'l ;5 ss: :"
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NINE DISASTER.
Terrible Explosion of Gas at the M0cau.
qua (Pa.) C0lIiery.

WMKEsBARRE, Pa, August 11.-Rel able
information has just reached here that
terrible explosion OF gas took place in the
West End Coal Gomuany's nainec thic
morning, at Mocauqua, fifteen miles from
here. AS far as can be learned ten miners
were instantly killed and several others
dangerously injured.
Ldter.-Fuitner intelligence Of the disas-
ter says: "The fan engine that supplies
fresh air to the West End mine at Mocar
qua broke, depriviDg the miners of air.
Four men have been brought to the sur
face dead and four or five more are yet in
the mine and cannot be reached owing to
impure air."
Just before the night shift went off duty
the fan broke. The boss knew of this,
and so did the men of the day shift before
they entered the mine, but notwithstand-
ing this they went into the mine taking a
great risk. There were about thirty men
in all who were supplied with safety
lamps, as it was well known that the gas
would accumulate. About seveDty-five
men were in the mine at the time when
work began. The workmen repairing the
fan were the first who were overcome with
gag, and about an hour later the same
fats happened to many more in the mine
Before the men fairly realized the danger
more than twenty were unconscious.
Those who could then escape did so. Su-
perintendent John Teasdale and several of
his men became unconscious, and were
with difficulty rescued. Others went
down, and in the face OF immense Difficult.
ties and in spite OF being continually over
powered with gas, got out ten men. Three
OF those brought out were dead, and the
other six are beyond a doubt dead. The
dead, as far as eau be learned, are, James
Whalen, VIM. Veneby, Peter Bornitzaki,
John Dilday and Hiram Mead. Among
those who are seriously overcome with gas
and badly injured are, Burt Gromer, Thos
Hutchinson, John Andrews, John Teas
dale, jr., Henry Group, John Eastby, VIM.
Good, Fred Howe and others whose
names cannot be learned at the present
writing.
DR.. Humes, prominent physician OF
Shickshinny, went down into the mine to
assist the injured men, and WIS overcome
by gas. He was rescued with difficulty
and brought to the surface senseless.
P.M.-Six hours after the accident
Superintendent Teasdale, who is also part
owner of the mine, is still unconscious.
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Groat Military Demonstration

sIMLA, August - .orn e.ero;.a in
WIN" =. ov,uOo troops viii participate will
be held at tahofe, probably at Christmas.
The government Is earnestly considering
the question Of the REORGANIZATION of the
N
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A Noted Poet Dead
Lake MIgfRSSgnIlt

LONDON, August 11.-Lord Houghton,
the poet and critic, is dead. He was born
June 10, 1909.
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rhe Enr,I.h Aamiraltx Inxe.tIxat,o,

LONDON, August 11.-Loid George Ham
ilton, First Lord of the Admiralty, an
nounced in the House Of Commons this
afternoon that committee of inquiry into
the affairs of the Admiralty Office had
been appointed.
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Mark the Enormous Reduction.
Correspon ding reductions made througho
entire stock.
ADLER BRO. g. CO., 26I Main St
BRANCH STORE, $50 Main st.
Members 0f Unity Lodge

No. 217. Il. of H., will pay dues and assessme- is
to L. levin, No. $50 Front street, and bers Of
Equity Lodge No. %, A. o. U. W, will pay to
P ]. Quigley. No. IS Adams street, until Sep
tember Ist A. B. HILL, r.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
O71 AND 372 BEALE STREET.
= l i 1S5 and 185 Carroll ave., rooms each.
102 and los Desoto, or rooms each.
$50 Lauderdale, near Vance, from Sept. lst.
345 Desoto, north of Webster, near Clay:
2-story frame, Front, bet. jackson and Walker.
277 Poplar; rooms, near High.
123 Dunlap, 8 rooms and large lot.
2Sl Main, over Floyd's, 2rooms:
lis Exchange, rooms, near Third.
"a kleAama. rooms reat
40 Linden, rooms, near Orleans.
93 Fourth street, Chelsea.
4S2 Orleans, south Of Tate rooms.
Randolph road. new. rooms.
158 fernando, rooms, near Linden.
231 Alabama-prejty yard.
rs Cannavan avenue, near Broadwsy.
4 rooLs north end Front street, Chelsea.
IL orleans, rooms, near Adams.
(Keys at $40 Adams.)
IL Jessamine near Lauderdale, partly furnish d
36s Vance-from October lst.
47S Orleans. corner Tate, 3r oms-
Rear l6O Hern sndo, alley, rooms.
4cS Vaoce, between CYNTHIA and Gage-nice.
Randolph road, near Be 'ck Church, chelsea,
ALSO,
Wheatley Tor Weaver) plantation, between VAL
ley r. r. and Horn Lake foad, miles south of
Memphis; or would sell this place 500 acres.
W. A. WHEA1LEY, 2S1 Main.
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Summer HoseI Rurue,I.

AsHKvIlLR, n. G, August ll.-This
morning at o'clock the main Ling Of
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ChoIara tn parsfa

The Emperor William at saIxebars'
SALzEBURG, August 11.-Emperor Will
liam arrived here this evening from Gas
taiu