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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

Fuur me Houses on Court street. between he bayou
and Court SQUARE.
Pine Hotei on Adsms street. 81 rooms. an Furnished.
House with ~ rooms on Casey street south % Vance.
House with Q ro1ms, on Elliott street. between Her
n1ulo and Avery. and al Necessary out louses.
Hauseo On siie ofvsnee street. inrear o. Capt Church,
House 1n Causey street between BeaI ani Linden.
H1uFe, two story rnmc. and other Out houses IN Adams
street.
ulase. Sour roaus. hall and our hogss- on Laross
street. near CfIsoun street.
House on Firh street. q double tenement
House on vancs street. between Hernsnt9 and Drsotl,
with Eve rooms anf Kitchen.
House With seven rooms and all Necessary cut louses.
% shelby street. known rs tae BE- BuckinEham Palace. %
A desir8bif building Let IS By $50 feet On he south
east oorner Or shelby an ralbou streets
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
81 Acres on McLain's avenue, with q neat cottage
via six roousi beautiful grove, orchard and Urisn-
D. Acres 90 haEnuru street., vel Improved House
eiEht rugms and On Necessary ont houses. orchard. etc.
IL AGes2H miles IRON the city. aroining Rev. s.
watson. asar he Hsuaudo F1aukroai House. seven
ICONS AID cut hcuses-
20 Acre - miles from The city, ous mile beyond the
Female Couegei House via rooms, out houses etc.
cne-haif we'll timberei-
100 feet y 80 deep Cd Hcrnanio Paukroad, i1-t c1t-
SIDE he eorPorauoai E0re etshf rooms ard al ue-e
y Acres q be1uuruI uoodlsnl on E-tafn avenue.
- miles from Court Sglare.
~ Acres Q miles from thscity an the new STATE Line
R0Fi running bach to Central avenue.
S Acres % Morchssd avenue. 100 yards uorth q the
new Raleigh rcld.iusI opposite o. Mr M1rehe1l
one OF Lot 81 t1 acres ard four DTS ~ acres each. 2N
miles from Court sgunre ru Eeruand1 Plaukual. near
Yarioas othsr Housss:anLLots In afsreut parts { he
city, and some elegant pllces ln The SUBURBS improved
and uuimproved.
Also, aiarEs quantity ofIands mTeuusssee. Arkansas.
YOUNG. Holt a Co.
MAJ ~. Js Main street, up staiu
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wv ARRANGEMENT.

Til Weekly L. S. Male S Passenger Line
MEMPHIS. NAPOLEON & UCkSBURG,
on al-ernate days with the Memphis sal New Crlesns
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FIRExAN's PARADE.-The bremen are IN
high spirits ab0u; their annual parade, Tor
which they now expect to have The right kind
Of weather. They VIII eOBeluds The parade
by an elegant picnic dinner in BrincheF's
grove. a. the mead Of Poplar street
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE,s
Celebrated Female Pil1a

CeleOrabeo Eemale Pills
THIS Invaluable meiicine b u~naiiug 10 he cure q
Il III those ralnfui AM dangerous disease lnrtieuf =
'bs female consd;uu0a.
u 2oierais- al rrcessss ln1 removes so obstrurdsns.
from Ehstsvsr cause. sni speedy eurs msy ts relied
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EofaI Mlatttrs
THURSDAY MoTnIng, .. Nay ra, 80.
Meeting Of rhe shelby County Demo
rrnrIr aaEnrEafIou.

The members Of THIS association are request
Cd to meet at their ban on Adams street OF
Thursday, the l2th inst, ct 5 o'clock ?. n
over Stsinkuhl's saloon. A prompt and pune
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a.. B.-Parti1ular attention win 5s paid e ne wants
Of my Old nisnls on the line, Planters a8d Aeflls
al he b0as on this line and their uatroasss
fully solctedhy JNO
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Assignee,s sale.

Assignee sale.
n purEuanoe q q Deed o. AsiEnm-nt erscuted % ne
4 By W. r. Crisp, On the afth day q Nuvembor. 1853.
I'D recorded IN ne R~sElster's oBos ~ Raleigh, IN hok
Ao. %, paees 80 and s57, On the 1o-h d-y % Noyrmber.
1852 I shau On SATURDAY NEXT len. p-ooeedfs
sen ne f-ilovlng Goods desernah 10 $40 ieed, IN
Ore Brussels Carpet,
Ninety yards a Green Baise.
SIX Mapla Chairs,
SiN BckinE Glssses. and
One suite Of Rosewood Parker FuruIturs-
Ssle 70 lake plsoe 81 10 ec6ck a. ne Store o. n. c.
Cave a son ". W. DAVIDSON.
mall-tda AEsfne4
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CANDIDATES roR THE MAyoEALry. - W.
have received he following accumulation
from a candidate for the ofee Of Mayor in re-
Spouse 70 our article Of sunday last We are
sure. from the repeated expressions OF oPilon
we have heard upon he subject, TIE people
generally wish to know bow those who have
s-nnoun,sd themselves az candidates for the
important Office Of Mayor, propose TO conduct
The publie affairs Of the city In case they are
elected. Upon one subject there Is an especial
desire that every candidate should show his
hand. and that is respecting the financial
dspartment Of the Mayors ohcs. There is a
veil upon The money affairs Of the city which
he citizens desire 70 have removed. Some
three months ago, Council passed a resolution
requiring . regular monthly report 70 be pub
Hshsd and presented to Council, showing the
exact condition Of the city finances, and the
amount and nature Of the expenditure Of the
preceding month. Up to the meeting OF Coun-
ell on Tuesday night last-ihat report, though
it has been distinctly asked for, BY members IN
Council, has not beea nIa2. Weprssume others
or ali Of the candidates viii follow the example
Of Mr.. Perkins, then the mode Of addressing
the public win be agreed upon, and the people
be put in Possession o. some means Of judging
whom they should vote for.
EDIToHs oFTRE AFrEAL: Ihavs noticed with
attention, your suggestions CONTAINED 10 your
issue Of the sfk inst in relation to The various
asPirants to the Mayoralty Of our city, being
desired BY the citizens to " show their hands"
in regard to the policy which they propose to
II elected. Ihavs so often heard the
expression, verbally made, BY my fellow
which you utter, that FOR one, (being
IN " sspirsnt' for that responsible ofee)I do
not feel disposed to disregard the very reason
able demand.
Therefore, ! shall take great pleasure in
defining ny position, and giving my
news Of the true policy Of our municipal gov
srnment at such time and places as nav be
convenient end agreeable 70 others aspiring to
he same Office, and 80 acceptable to those
who desire 70 hear US.
Most respectfully, your ob't servant.
MAY Il, 1859. VS.. NJ. PERKINS.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fos AL TIE PURPOSES OF 4 PgsslTUE MEDICINE
For C-osrvESEss;
EJH TIE CUEE or DTsrEFsIA5
EOE JAUNuICE5
F0H rHE CCHE or INDMEsI10S-
For HEAUACHEs
toE q CURE or DIsENrEEY;
EoE A FOuL STOMACH
FoR uE CUEE OF EEYsHELAs.
FoE TIE PuE
Fox I'M CCEE or SCECFULA,
FoE All SCEoFrLoUs CosPLaSrs.
E04 "a CURE or R-HEUWAIIsNs
FOH DIsEAsEs or THE SKIN;
FoE TIRE CUR OF LIVER COMPLAINTS
EOR DROFsYs
F0E TuE CC8E or letter, TUIOls All SALT
hHErN;
For WoENs;
FoR I'M CUEE OF GOUr;
F0R A DINNER Pill.
foE THE CURE OF N~EURALgLt
EOR PUETTINe TIE BLOOD
They are Segregated, 90 that the most ssnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and being purely
vegetable no ham tan arse from their use IN any
quantity.
Price IS cents per Boz Five bo1ss for slOo
Great numbers Of Clsrgymen. Physicians. States
men, AID eminent personaees, have lent lI
Ae
remedies hut our space here VII not permit Tie
i-scEti.a of them. The Agents below named .Lr-
DID -rHgs0 our American ALMANAC IL which they
orr -,,eu; with also fun descriptions Ct the above
rru1lailr, aad the treatment that should be fol-
i1rea ior their cure.
Do uH- De- put Cf By ~unpinciTlcd deaies with
eLe. rplr1I1Es tleT make more pruht On.
nCrr-i fyrEs. ard take no others. The sick
vla- thr I'D tatreis for them, and they should
here b.
sl . Er-elies arr hr sale b.
r. F. FARNSWORTH & CO..
S MANSFIELD & CO.. Memphis.
at Wholesale and Retail, and By all Dealers
elsewhere. ds-deod.weow
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". 4. CARROLL. President
MENFHIs, MAY Z, 1888.
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A. vhieh time. he pr pertg q Messr Park q simuso1
ca Auaian street. Rev 7. L. Grsof, clruera Commrrci
and MaIn streets, and NJ. Dent uil D. sold
GEo. ". HAMA.
MILF Au-inreer
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New Music Store,

PROVINE 4 STEWARDS BLOCK.
I'VE undersigned has Just received his Epring siock
Il q Plan s.. MELODEONS. vIOLINs FLUTES,
GUITARS. MUSIC BOOKS and SHEET
MUSIC which Is by FAR The largest and beet selected
st-k ever odered IN his city The Planes are from Tie
surld-ren1sned makrrs- SrEISWAT 4 son, J. b
DJNhAN anl A. r. GALE a 20. Every Piano Is fully
sarranted. and vii b sold At New York prices. The
fretght ony edded. Ny Etodk d sheet lMusic il very
large, enbraeing al the new and Popular pieces o. the
day. II you Etn the best Plans and a. the lowest
prizes ealon JAS A MCCLURE,
No 80 Main street.
B-Ah orders fF tuaing and repairing Rsnos uill
~ promptly attended "a arTE
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SUBURBAN lots AT AUCTION

nH TCEspAT, the 7tfh Mar, O. II o'coek An,
W vail eel on he premises absut Eiry Acres q
Land, situated On the HeTnando Piant Rosd. Walker, or
leans and Lauderiaie streets. mis- embraces what was
formerly the ". BlackamoTe snd cfher trace, DOW he
property ~ Juigc Carufhers. II vii 10 suhdivided into
ocnvenient sized lots One q them. fruuiiug On TIE
Hernando Fank Road. ls tmprUvsd urth q residence Of
ak ROOFS. kftchen, servants room. stable, veil, cistem.
sod Ear1cn- On ahundfnce n forest shade tres. etc-
number q thase igts have dne forest ara shade trees
upon hen This properly IL one Of easy aooe-s by god
roads Be lust outside TIE city uuits. ia e sood and
healtay nsiEhbCrhood. oonveuient % ne STATE Female
COLLEGE, and j. ~sltogether very desirable for suburban
resiiences.
TrRMs-One-thlui In s maths, nJts sausfa-arIIr in
torsedi balance in one and two years, With interest.
omnlhusscs and rcreshments free. o. usual
q. B. CO..
anTT-tda Amrfin~aara ~ y 49, Tsfufa u-aka-
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CAToE & Sons real Estate sALE-This
firm yesterday inside the following sales Of
property, on Plum street 1 lot l233 By s73,
Mr.. Saint, at s5.25 per foot; / lot 1879 BY 81
Yir. Baird. at s4.75; ! lot 1884, BY 5Ti, W.
AntEine, at $500; / lot 1924 BY 37i, ". An
Irvine, at s4-75; / lot 1924 by'37i, Mr. Baird,
at $3.50; llot l293 by 37I, Mr.. Baird, at S3.75i
1 lot 1884 BY 37@, Mr.. Baird, at $500; ! lot
1875 BY 50, Mr.. Baird. at sa0o. Total
amnnnt Of sales s5.O9l75.
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q To-day at twelve O'clock 81, VIII be
sold q No. IBegro NAB, blacksmith; city ref
renee. Terms, $500 cash, balance on tine.
Sale positive end " thog; reserve, at the aue-
ton rooms Of G. B. Locks & Co, 262 Main
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NEW FIRM.
W ~ y p" NJ T"T-I|I--
MISsIssIPPI LANDS

10 I.TU0 n ||7TI-"-IT "|TT" MTI-T-0-|-T- u n
cultivation, With 81 tkaJ aesross- mostly men. 4,
mules. Ftc.
1910 Ales m sllUn ElVer- Mss. $50 te-trusd-
30 Acres rs miles fr1u MsmHhls. near Mississippi on.
rannFssas Ellir1aa. Fair improvement
&c A-r-s &c ulas fIlu Memphis. near Mississippi on.
rtnue--ae RaiLral 2toclearaI ven improved
b5 Acres In Marshal o1uurv. Mississippi Esu lm-
proved. win elrveu likely negroe=.
1907 Acres in runica county, M-sa 500 acres m c-'l-
rauCn.
81 Acres In B1lvar osuiy, Mississippi, 20 d~eaieuel,
10 lu CuluVafuu.
6a5 Acres q miles f-au Cold Water Dfp1t. Ml-sIzsIp1I
$40 Tennessee Ealro1i, onc-haif in cuTlvatlon-
BB Acre ID sun1erer oountv, Mkslsippl 2o de.l-
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Great Fire In Oshkosh, wisconsin.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Nay u.-ssvsnty-hve buildings
nearly an business honses, % Main street. wsrs destroyed
By ere today. The los Re estimated 81 Hcm Si0o eo 70
I eau0 90
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Arrival OF the Steamship Kangaroo.
NV ToHE. Nay ii-Tbs steamship Ksnraroo ~
rived a. his port toby. Her savioes have beer antci-
--faH
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Bort Of MLtmpbis


No advertisements Of Steamboais inserted ereePi
fhrough -hgrats n fhs city, irho ell b. Aef
rssponsihf FOR adnertiring fees.
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1uuect prumptlr and without dcfeulau-
AtNAPOLEON-Wih parEets Cor ArEEnsls and waite
Rivers.
AtGAINEs E~NUING-WIm sare-Liuss FOR Hon-
tcrIo, Warren. Camdeu and Warrington, being tie
county seats rCspecIvelF 90 Drew, H-acieV E1dOuichltl
counties. Ara.
At V~ICksblRG-Wih Railroad f1r Ja1ksor a1d New
Orleans ~ f2 hours Also. WITH steamboat lines ar Ncw
Orleans, Red Hiver. Ta1cG Euf sun Flower. Also via
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RoBEEzY.-ns room Of Mr.. Sternheinsr,
who boards a. Mr.. Ssessel's, No l0i Front
Row. has btca entered twice within the past
week. and a purse containing S42-50 distracted
from his trunk. There e no clusto the ident-
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A]ocIBESrLT DRowNED-We regret 20 be
compelled 70 sunounce another ease OF drown
ing at he city whsrfboat About ? O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, az Mr.. Wm. James, a
brother Of Mr.. Thomas James, the eoal-dealer,
was attempting to step from the stern Of the
uharfboat 10 a coslbost, be fell into the river
and was drowned, his BODY passing under the
coalboat The body Of the deceased had not
been recovered at a late hour las; night The
a1fo-unate man Jeff a wife and three children
n fLls CITY.
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POStpOHenleME!
ESTATE NOTICE
WednesdaY. MaY %.

nN aocouni O arrangements % psues uurs. ne lsrF
~ ale q Messrs. szisrrau's Pr9~ry On North Men
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TRApr Merchants viii find il to
their interest to attend the trade sale Of Messrs.
Locke K c., who viii offer a superior s.o,k
Of staple and fancy dry goods, clothing, boots,
rrN 10 r--As
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Tickets

Are scid By uLs line over the v1ri1us sfalu1sl arf
rlllruad lines e10vc spoken Of az prizes which are a
material saving % the traveller. lus oGsrng ne l11fp
llluleueut Of a saving Of time and Money
Time between Memphis and N1nCiecu and ViasruE
and Napoieon-G hours Between Memphis and Vase
hurE-fs hcurs-
For furfle- Incarnation apply en- board % he rl-sE7n
or % JOIN r SHIRLEY or
HOS Il wTILIlms CO.
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YANDALrsN-Only one of the beautiful
~uagnollas hst are So choice and popular an
ornament. Of Court square, has blossomed, and
some YaRdsL who deserves kieksia addition TO
the curses thathave been plentfully showeTsd
upon him, night before last rudely tore 1. from
The tree. Court Square is a beautiful object at
this time, aud rejects great credit upon the
excellent committee Of one, who so untiringly
ss+r,lr e.
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THE CITY ELEcTioS AND CRY ISPRovE-
uESrs.-It VIII be seen by correspondence
which We publish this morning, that our elo-
gasHt and respected feIlow-citizeB, Col. r. G..
Payne, viii address the public Of Memphis on
Wednesday week spon the Railway system,
and the City Policy affecting its The subject
is a very proper one to discuss on the eve Of
tie city election, end a better speaker could
hot have been selected. The address win be
delivered az Exchange Hall.
PACIFIC RAILEoAD-Dr. 70 wilkes leaves
Memphis to-day On business connected with
he Pacific railroad, be viii meet and address
the stockholders in s.. Louis, Louisville, Gin
-funsd and New York, and on bis return at
Richmond and Petersburg, Va. The Doctor
informs as that he has let out fifty miles Of the
road 70 first class parties, and on terms 50 ad-
vgn-zceous that not q cent Of cash viii have
70 BE- paid. He exultiagly declares tia. az
last, The great Pacific road is ont Of the
r-~0HE
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A CARD---TO THE LADIES.

N s. W'OR TOY.
C~UCCESSOh % hrs n. A. AfinHn h fhe DprsS
- MAKING DEPARTMENT. E5uld noufr te isSte- ~
Memphis and vicinity usf she has permaneuuv 800
IN ais place for The purpose d earryinr On - $500 -
siness IL OF ~ s~rlnchesl md from bag experience "a
via her uelFdda attention, she feels eonaient q uri14
rrrare.
Bridal, Evening and Fancy Costumes.
mafe win taste and ~eieganoe, a. N .brrtrsf u.ft..
Orders iron he country promptly affenaed =.
MRS. W-ORrHINgTO<
nuN-nHH
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Our readers are invited to ahs sale to-
day, BY N. c. Cayce & Son, Of that gem Of a
woodland lot on Robinson stree, on which lie
erected a new, substantial ;wo-story dwelling
house, situated just outside Of the city limits,
not far from the head Of Vance street, sndcoH-
aguous 10 The Memphis AMI Charleston Rail-
road
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Is5S~~~Iss0---1s6l -.Is62.

LEAVES MEMPHIS EVERY
Tuesday, Thursday s Saturday.
LEAVES VfCKSBCRG EVERY
,8OadGg, Tuesday s Saturday.
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REAL Estate SALE.-The property Of
Messrs. Belts and Myers, on new State Line
road was sold yesterday, BY Msssrs. Shaw &
Co., as follows, to-wit
Mrs. 7. Belts Tot No. /, ". P. Lewis, S.
O7O; lot No. ?, G. R. Rsadford, $3.50 per foot,
sd2i; lot No. 3, G. R. Readford, s5.5Oper foot,
s53s; lot No. :, c. Mosby, S6.25 per foot,
s625; lot No. 5, C. Mosby, $3.50 per foot, $3.50;
lot No. 6, A. +. Franklin, S7.& per foot,
S467.5o; lot No. Z, A. Z. Franklin. S7.25
per foot, S467.50; lot No. s, A. z. FraBklin,
S2.25 per foot, s225; lot No. g, s. Coleman,
$3.50 per foot, $3.50; lot No. 10, J. Fauis, IS
PEI foot $500; lot No. II, Steel, S2.25 per foot,
ss25; lot No. y, s Coleman, 50 per foot, $500;
lot No. l5, Steel, $3.50 per foot, $3.50; lot No.
IS, A. Wallace, $3.50 per foot, $3.50; lot Nc.
19, ". J. Steel, s. per foot, ssoO; lot No. 20,
7. Winter, S per foot, $500.
Myers lot No. !, B. 3. Hutchinson, Ssper
foot, $1,000; 10 No. 2, J. Fauis, $50 per foot,
s957.5O; lot Nc. 3, B. B. Hutchinson, 81 per
foot, s44o; lot No. 8, J.. johnson, $3.50 per
foot, $3.50; lot No. 2, J.. johnson, 81 per foot,
500. Making an average Of Slls9 per acre.
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Steamer Kafe Frisbee.

Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, o. A. n. Return
ing. leaves FicEsbl-E every atHI
Steamer =. G.. Cline.
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within the boEEds cf the rius CO The Mail Packa1 a
th0se rivers- Pr1Ipt and reliable connections are aaa
made By this Line With The following Stssmboss and Rail
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NV ENTERPRISE AT CATRo-Col. ". R.
Arthur, the General Superintendent OF the Hli-
uois Central Railroad, left this city for Cairo
on Sunday last. We learned from him that
the raiirosd company have made all the ar
rangenents for he erection Of e hydraulic cot
ton press at Cairo, which will be In complete
operation BY the LIST Of September next This
viii greatly facilitate the shipment Of cotton
BY the northern routes, and we are authorized
to say that Capt. E. E. Dill, The agent Of the
Illinois Central Railroad In this city, viii, at
the opening Of the next cotton season, give
through receipts for cotton to all the eastern
points, and to any part Of Europe.
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-CoSTISUATIoS or III FArR-By general
request, the ladies' fair at Dad Fellows Hall,
for the benefit Of the FIR Baptist church, viii
be continued this evening, whsn the entertain
usnt viii most positively close No entertain
msnt Of the kid in this city has ever given
greater satisfaction OF proved more successful
The bulders and owners Of houses
should not fail to examine the durable Ere and
vatsr proof roofing which Is row being furn-
isheI by the Tsnnssses Masue Roofing Co, a
sample Of which can be seen a. the Office Of
their agents, .. McComb & Co 15I Main
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GREAT SALE.-The greatest sale Of the
season commenced on Monday, and although
the rain fell in torrents the bidding was spin
tied and the attendance very large. To-day
Thursday The sale is to Be continued, and
al those who desire a cheap residence lot upon
I've years time, viii have the opportunity.
The best lots are 70 be sold to-day. Old Joe
is 10 be on hand and win serve up a good, sub
al the trimmings. We feel sure that this sale
viii be an epoch in suburban sales, therefore
20 early to the corner Of Madison and Main,
take the omnibuses and attend this great sale.
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Your Aromatic valley WHISKY q received. nd aner
arefni exzmlnation, ] md it q b. > pare article. enfire-
used. T1urs. respectfully.
IANEs .. NRPRs. An.lrts.lc h.mi-
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House win seven rooms and all Necessary cut houses.
% shelby street. known as tAe BE- BuckiuEham Palace. q"
desirsols building L1t IS By $50 feet On he south
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WILLARDS' HOTELS Schmidt and lady,
q Wallace, do; p Farnum. Pa: J II Phillips, Md;
1 sonidt, Ny Hall, dol 6, CLARK, Mass; ] &
W Brewer, Md; A Grassbuck, o; DR.. J Taylor,
do; II Magaw, Pa; N Fowler, o; l. X Miller
and lady, NY; l. Cutter, Wis; w A Budd. NY; II
W Neal, do; w Andrews and lady, do; Miss
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Lt r Hunt, USA; G l.
Bur, va; Seward, Md; III Buckley, CT; /. Ell
more, Ill; Finch, Wis T Merryweather, Pa;
Sevaston, Orn; Green, do; L. Ciolding, n Y; w :
RRyJnsEold, G. G PsddlefoT'I, Va; l. Weeks, Call A
Blake, Nd.
BROWNS HOTEL.-A : Belt, Ia; J Robin
son, DC; p Ssntsr, Md; j Smoot a ndady, NY: II
Johns O; WEIGH, Ga; Il Brown, Va; r ID
dy, Ny; = Lamer, T. Fenwick and bro.
UNITED STATES HOTEI-W Jackson Md;
a Aldrlck, DC, Fouks, do; w Browmins, XIV; K
Mason aud lady, Il Mason, Md; NJ Morris, Mass;
Boyc., Miss; Williams, r Tucker. DC; G.
n CarbIctly, Pa; Austin, NY;J French, do.
NORWOOD HOUSE.-B A Norman, NY; q
Mhtworth' l. FOwnend, Ala; A L. Jarrett, c n
stump, Md; GIlmer, do; A : SandArSon, Mass: ID
Roberts, do; 6 w COnington, Va.