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hlsral)llital.

CANTWELL Il EDER,
Successors To ALDRipGE & COZ
Dealers in TinWarc and Stoves.
'INiE undersigned having purchased of AIdridgc
L Co.. their entire interest in the Stove and
Tinwarc business. in the town of Elkton, would
invite the merchants and citizens Of Cecil. Kent
and Hartford counties. to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere, their large stock of
TESvykEsE AID STOVES,
now on hand which they are prepared to dispose
OF on as reasonable terms as they can be pur-
chased of any other Establishment. Their stock
of COOKING STOVES on hand embraces the
latest md st improved patterns
a We are also prepared to do all sorts of Tin
and Metal Roofing and Spouing on reasonable
terms. JOSEPH p. CANTWELL,
June II, Soy WM H. EDER
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WATCHES, JEWELRI
AND
SILVER WARE,


SELV Elk w AXE.
e nm, rrpprc GOV c, ,,..
GA AyE MARKET STREETS. WILMIyGToy, have
G..=az% on hand the largest assortment of fine
WATCHES JEWELRY and SIINERWARE to
be found in the State and respectfully solicit the
attention of he citizens of EIkTON and It's yicn.
ty to our stock consisting, in part, of the flowing
articles;
ENGLISH WATCHES, in Gold or Silver Casest
Richard Wis Chronometcr Watches Sole
Agency
Wm Cooncr's Imr,ey and rovcr w W,tobo" w.
NJ. j Tobias & Co.'S Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johusons do. do (made ex-
prcssly for us.)
VIM R0hinSons do. de.
Josh. BrOOmields do. do. RAILWAY
Timex ecpcrs)
Josh. PcmbcrOn's do do
joseph Sewll's do. do. (Railway
Time kecpcrs)
Jno. Teibury & Co.'S do. do
FINE SWISS WATCHES
1u,os 1.,ia,, - C,i i',l ', =, : ,i..
Gonir. Goo uopGrin"Sen thermometer
II Cont:s Cone, iavnr an, mines lvorv Gro
V.charn, 6 rons,n,t;n, non,pn Ian,, '''o'|
lanes T. ,,rvni,in, ,!cncyn - \'01S NN'''
H. Paihcy Peytieu
Bricuel Paris very fneN
JEWFiTV wy
Fine scts cops;st;n', nj nreos, Pine r,u p;
and bracelets oc tbn same nnttorn. G,id ri;S
MclaIlions Penciis car pid" 60 'o'u oNi'lS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-22
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE
QUAKER City PublfsVsisss EE0Egse I!

SPECIAL ANNOU NCEMENT FROM THE
Quaker City PlblfsVsisas EE0Esee {!
loOG0O CATALOGUES. NEW, ENLARG Ed and
kLNlShp-NOW READY FoR DISTRIBUTION
GUPERlOR INDUCEMENTS TO TIE
~ PUBLIC "A new and sure plan for
obtaining GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
and other valuable Prizes. Full particulars
given IN catalogues, which will be sent free
to all upon application.
Valuable GIFTS, worth from so cts to 500,
Guaranteed to each purchaser. 100000 in
Gifts have been distributed to my patrons
within the past six months $50 900 to be
distributed during the next six months.
The Inducements, offered Agents are more
liberal than those of any other house in the
business.
Having been in the Publishing and Book
selling business for the last eight years, my
experience enables me to conduct the Gift
Enterprise with the greatest satisfaction to
all. EJ"AGENTS WANTED in every
Town and county, For full particulars, ad-
dress DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House,
SO South Third Street,
Sept. "a. 1883. Philadelphia.
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HATS AND FURS!

HATS AND EURS.
JOHN O'BIRNE, 5. L. CORNER EIGHTH AND
- RACE STREETS. PHILADELPHIA. respectfully
informs the public that he has now in store u mos.
excellent assortment Of
DRESS HATS, at 50 and "a each
Soft Hats from 81 upwards CnILpHEN's FANCY
CARS and BEAVER Hats. in an unequal variety.
HAN4Es' EEES,
of the choicest kinds. and most carefully made
No Interpretations as to quality or XII nd
allowed
Ladies Furs altered ard repaired promptly'and
perfectly. Fur Trimmings of various widths
IL Remember u'BIkNE'S is at the sputh-cast
corner of EIGHrH and RACE Streets. sign OF the
LIoS, TIGER and BEAR surmouns the store.
Oct ID, I3j9-3m
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Large & weEl-fuTnishcA Sa!ooNs

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. and
they could nowhere find more dosirab bic place to
rest their weary limbs and where they may be
fED At ALL HOURS Of THE DAY from Il large and
choice bill Of fire
The Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Elkton nd vicinity
are cordially invited to Wis t this most desirable
Place of Entertainment, whore their wants will b.
promptly and politely attended to, and where they
may strengthen the inner man, ard be sent on
their WY rejoicing.
"a eddlrs Parties and Pic Mics served to
order with Table Fixtures of every possible kind
and with all the Deficiencies they my desire at
short notice 523 CHESTNUT STREET
oct |, lsj9-y Opposite Independence Hall.
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CHARGES MODERATE.
COILECTING.

VE11IE undersigned having been elected to
Il the Office of CONSTABLE in the Second
Election District Of Cecil county, Nd, offers
his services to the Public in that capacity.
Prompt attention will be given to the
COLLECTION OE CLAIMS,
and Ill other business entrusted to him.
N. ALEXANDER COLMARY,
Post Office, Chesapeake City.
Dec II , lS5S-tf.
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WIN gslgMgEY EWsYG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
a n D SOLICITOR IN CUANCERY,
Sept 4. E,l;6tOn, Hid.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

Coal ON ron itttNtsAfi6N.-It is now
sonie months since We commenced using the
coal oil, aud the lamps FOR burning them, sold
by Ambrose, at his store on Monroe ttfeet, east
Of MaiD. and 90 have still every reason to be
pieased with them. Their pure, clear, mild
light is beautiful to write and read By. They
are clean, easily managed, and the oil we hnd
cheaper than any cthef substance we have
rssa Tor illumination. NJ. Ambrose has
lamps Of every variety, and has oil for burning
and oil for machinery. He is prepared to do a
wholesale as well as a retail bushes, to anv
extent. dkyv
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BOOKS! NEW BOOKS

CHAKsPEARE's LeEal Aoquirsment Considered.
- b John Lord Campbell.
Ben Sylvester word. By me author o. q rhs Heir
q Rcdciifc
Ramanism in America By Rev. Hrfus ". CIart.
Mental PhlnsoQhy-lncludiug the Intellect Sensibii-
ties and viii By Joseph Karen. Professor o. intenec-
tuai and Moral Philosophy IN Amherst Ccflere.
N Pearl OF Days, or The Advantages o. ne SABBATH
70 The WoTklnE Classes- By a Labcruris Daurhtrr.
The Mechanic and Builders Price Book. b. J. vii
son New supply.
Charles hackay's Popular Delusion-me Aississipui
scheme Soufh Sea BUBBLE, etc, etc.
Home storss-Coneoed By the Brothers Grimm.
Translated By Matilda L. Davis.
Thoughts On Reugious ExpFuenoei 70 which Is added
an appendix containing Letters % ne Aeed, etc, etc.
By Rev. Archihad Alexander, ID. p.
The woses q Jesus. By ne aufhos o; the Norniug
and NiFht Watches.
he worksof william shEkspeare. ne text revised
By the Rev Alexander Dyce. In 6Fois. London. 1857
fhe Plays Of Wiuinm shakspeare. VITA a selection
o. explanatory and historical notes. By AIerander
chtimrrs rs A. svois Lo1d1n. 1855.
ne ISRAEL Of The AiDss e History a TIE WaIdeuses.
q ALEXIS Austons ?. D. ? vols. London, 1887.
Justreoeived and for sails By
apr2T CTrAvrg 4 vlnuU
Pallaln End Availaehs eou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

REooHnEH's CoCRr=1he Recorder had but
a slight amoaHt q business before him yester-
day James Anthony, who had JUS arrived
from Virginia, got tight on Friday. aad tcA &
notion to assist al the deBot m receiving the
United States mail although pretty e~nerreti-
ealy Informed that his presence could be dis
pensed with, be coatiuued 70 press his services,
when be was given over TO the police. who
found a pistol and a bowie knife upon him.
As he was a stranger, Esq. East Def HIM Of
with a sixteen dollar hne. P. K Keefe and
Henry Cinett got drunk and took an ont Ct
dooE for a b~edchamber. aad 4 cotton bale each
on the blua for paloa his enlarged ambi-
ion entitled aen to thirteen days each on the
c~hsin-gang; but Clinett, who comes fren Hai-
eigh, having Eve dollars End thitv cents. which
be declared was h, Bis last red, = was allow
ed to pay It over and 60, thought his full fee was
SIX dollars. Charlie Gorger, having gorgea
himself with fOrty-rod whisky, fel en- tie bluff.
overcome BY his absorbing sxertions. He was
lsemed a vag-sal and sent to the chain-earg,
e Be- Eoiged with work for the next thirteen
.svs.
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HlOMtarg aRo financial
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL OFFICE

SUNDAY NAY . l1o4.
NEW ToRK-Fromt the Herald. Nay (. The fareiu
~erchaner market for the steamer a. Bston closed nrma Al
llohgiioA Tor sterling bills, francs 5 iOG5 IA. me
rrvsnue Urtheauartsr ending April I va.
sAc1ieu, % Which 5i3oo0 600 vas FROM customs, and
most q he balance pruceeds 81 The ioan- ne eKpendi-
lure during ne same period uas sIsG0lO0o. vhich in
ouafd saVoeo Of overdue treasury notes psid O.
ANev YORK paper remarks g. follows % IRE scarcity
ci western exchange on the East All over thc west he
scarcity Of ~xchangr o. New YORK has bsoome a matter
~ pa. and Is scarue AZ that. Tie cuusncr uheh l. M
use a helssne e. The haHsa eElhishe1 urdsf the free
haniluEE teh. AID ahundsuuF secured b. deposin af
stocks, but subject % The chccfion inherent % the su-
tem-iunnreuibilty.
However, The present high rate q erchanrr b na 10
% b. attributed 10 this cause. me real trouble lies In
the Fact thar the Westowes the East and has nothing %
pay % with.
ST. Loufs -Frou ne Republican. MavB Thrre is
no movement IN the HoHeF marFet here. Exchange 4
prem. he last weeks report from our bsuks showed
buf q fight decline 10 the specie item. in The face q
onsiderably reduced crcual1n. and II the supposifion
nat an Eastern demand Is taking sold from this quarter
in large qualities
LOUISVILLE Capital o. plenty. Exchange armrr-
slEht 90 Nov York and New Orleans ! prem. Rufrrs
buy az = prem. Currency unchanged. wisconsin and
Illinois Hn2 dis; Tennessee. Indiana STATE. and Ohio
BANK pari Hiss0urisand Indiana free banks are selling
a. = Dis.
CoUErERrEirs -White's Dctector SAYS. mere IL a
dangerous courterieIt $50 biI on TIE Exchange Raut a
- louis and also three spzri4us n1tf=-one Of tham .
SO, altered fromthe Farmeu' Bans. r. I. % TIE Farn-
err Bank lfa Iheothers ace altered from the AuicuI-
tural Bank Tenn, and he sha-uss 8znk. Ind.
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SOUTHERN Pacific BATLhoAb C~oMpANY.-
All stockholders must nor make the adyanrl
Of 50 cents per share upon this stock, ali,
send their certificates TO d. c. Wilder, Seere,
tary5 at Marshall, Texas, for a reissue. III,
loan made and paid into my hands, has pro-
teeted those who have Paid Il, and secured
thereby the opportunity to an for a temporary
periOd-the opportunity Of being also pro-
tected, by nor promptly paying. An who
fail or neglect to do so now, must and oil BE-
eHf Of, as deg- 10 the sntsrpriss! I have no
alternative left, as The President Of the CON-
pany, but to enforce this policy. Those who
have paid up have done so with this express
and unconditional understanding, that all
should be made to psy-thereby enabling the
President and Directors TO free tie company
Of litigation and every impediment to the sue
eessful prosecution Of the enterprise BY a
compromise. 4 new poliey has Been ihauga
rated. Salaries and expenses have been re-
dueed from 10000 per annum to $4,000. The
whole stock liability has been reduced one
half in amount without injury to any stock
holder (who shall pay up &c the actual value
Of the property Of the eomplny, without es-
tinatiEg the rights and franchises Of the con-
pany.
We must pay promptly our debts, and we
must provide the means to construct the road,
in order to reap the profits Of the enterprise,
and secure the grants made By Texas to our
company.
The company propose to raise fbs zoaes 81
tat Or stock at par to purchase the labor to
construct the road. Stockholders have the ex-
privilege Of purchasing the stock for 90
days, from April 9th, 1859. Persons are eau
Toned against buying and trafieing in the stock
81 the company, which shall not have been re-
issued from the MarshalPs Office, and bearing
date since the 9Th Of April, 1859, the press.
generally friendly to this great Southern enter
prise, viii please copy this notice: That each
md every stakeholder shall be fully warned=
Is they reside in every statej and are in almost
locality in the Union.
J. B. Kirkland, Esq, banker, will receive.
oan, or surrender stock, as agent. We desire
10 misunderstanding and hope to hear no con-
'laints hereafter. This is he Ia. call upon
'lr stockholders; it is the peeuniary interest
II those who have paid that others shall do so;
ret they DO desire that al may do 50, even vet,
share, to the fullest extent, in the benefits
f the late compromise and future advantages
o be derived from this enterprise.
Expecting daily to hear Of the dismissal Of
be State suit, al who intend to pay or sur
ender two-thirds Of their stock without nav
nent must proceed at once to DO 50, or they VIII
'e cut of. J. FOWLKES, President.
ms7-IW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

Among those who were burned out
during the disastrous e~onhauation, on the 2nd
Of March, were our friends, Msssrs. Safarans
and S~tratton, dealers in, and manufacturers OF
Stoves, Crates, Tin, and Copper ware, etc. We
are pleased to announce that they have now
re-opened with a full and complete stock in
their line, in Provinces Block, over Mc'Clure,s
music store, No. $50 Main street. and are now
prepared to wait on their friends with every
thing that may be wanted in their line, Of as
good quality and at as satisfactory prices as
can be found elsewhere. mv6diwSftv
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PROVINE 4 sTEWART,s aTocu

fIhhh unlersiEned has Just received his rurinr 500
Il % Plan 5, N~ELODEONS, UOITNS FT1rrFs
GUITARS, A~CcORDEONs. MUSIC BOOKS ~ SHFF7
Atsic, Hhih > ~ tr ne largest and best selected
gnrld-ren11nrd makrrs. & son. u
puNHAM and Al GALE co. Every Piano Il nm.
wrranted- and viii Be sod a. New YORK prices NJ
ireight only add. Ny siock Of sheet ENusic IL vsrv
large emhracnz all the new and popular pieces q ~
DAY II you want ne best Piahas and a. ne Issosf
prices ehon JAS A MCCLURE,
No. $50 Main street
Z. s.-An orasrs 90 tuaias saa rspsatHs Pisaos Win
b Fso1guy aasaast %, spls
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OFFICIAL.


ID SOLVED, BY The Bard 81 Mayor mi ILL.,
II tie City q Memphis, That the uuner or o~nsrso -
property nonting cnthe north aud s5ufh ade mel sf-.c-
from Lauierdaie street o. Bayou Gayos1. and ID - -
side % 81 Paulks between Linden and Pont.foe sf-c.s
and on Poplar street from Bayou Gayuso 10 NJ - -,
dary q the city, and on Taucc street from Lan5.rf-I.
street O. De $ 20 street and on the east and - 80 -
Causey street irom South street 70 Beai. where -
mehts are not already laid. BE-. and hey are. hrrehv -
grired % put doWn good hrick uaremeufs IN f--rt.f 49,
respecuFa lots, m a~o'prdHnce win the onfiu7uoe r,,e--
Inc such matters and haf the Citr Marshal be dir.+-4
n giFe the Necessary notice p TIE owner or ouDerr -
any lots on sid streets 20 put down ne crmr - ~
failure 50 @ Co. the Mayor BE- directed 70 eaf5-s. - y
dlnanoe aEainsf 81 1elinquentsS and, furhrr. non 80.
Of Ja1Es1n street from Nain b p streets. nd ~ cbi-F-
asavs east ude, from NIL street 70 Auction.
Resolved, By ne Bard ~ Mayor and 49, 80.
city o. Memphis, That M City Ma-shai 81 - y,
give TIE notice required ~ ordinance 70 NJ p-soerfv
hoiaen en bob side Of Madisln street 70 ne N II
r. X aeppi % have pavements laid in frunt n T.f-
puperiT AMI have fh1se ont Of order rruair-F -,
uce % nc p~ropertyhoHersou boih sides I'd 49,.
o have ne paveInenu laid in front 81 fleir -.
and those OF q order repaired and ne rHiirr b. ~
also east side ~ Main between Narkef ~
Approved April Is, 1859.
Attest, L. r. RfcHARDs CITY Regisfe-
Memphis, April - 1873 n,,asr
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%STEREnSC0PE.

a HUM ne attest inventions m Ngflr. IerF q Ulrr-
II ing more nsuucuve and amusing nan ne Srerer-
soupe. he Stereoseupe Views are impressia1s from Va
tre, rcpresentlng the finest S~crucrifs. Ciues ant Man-
uueuts ip E1rape and this 1ol1rl uhicd. vr-rl
hru1sh tEs lustuulrut shows h1ss obIecs m bold re-
Ief aetualy a. they are. and nus are TIE best models
'or Artistz give ne best idea % freIm Countries and
Art, and make the finest parl0r amrl
ClilEens and STRANGERS vslrIug The city should Dat EL
i1caA "a C. MULLER OpIclan. 3u Main street 1Dnr
ste Praviue a stegari's Biocz. and examine these mag
li1cruf Views
Justreeeived ne lursest sui auess uueelon OF vEEws
o. Europe and theTniled States.
100 dinerrnt View % ne city 70 Paris.
800 different vievsf swIusraad, AusuIl, Germany
and Ilrol-
100 different Views o. the Rhine.
400 hdfreut Views % Italy, Constlnuu1pie. Greece
Egypt, Nuhias Palestine and the Holy Land
900 different Views o. Lcnd1r.
SOD Sceueries Of Eugisnd. Ireland. scotland. Srfles
Flmily GrgupsA etc
900 beaulfuly Illuminated Interior and -rer.5t
Fiewsof Paris a1t Llndol. Ala1.
SO GlassNlswso El-url AM this country. plain luI
clore1 ,ouarure.
Niagsra Fai-Wtuterl and Suu1Cr Views.
C1fskiu Maintains.
Washington ard ViciGrv. %
And a great many o-her articles Too numerous ~ neu
uou- Come quick frd secure chai1e VieEs
c. MULLER 1H Main street.
marle-tWauly OPP Prcvile 3 Strunrts BlocE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

AT CosTl AT Cosri-To close out nv en-
tire stock Of clothing, I will from this date
sell my large and well selected stock Of Mems
and Boys Clothing and Gents Furnishing
goods at cost. A. SEESsEL.
ma5-1m 233 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08
BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND
.GL-uOsT Nv THE CITF-,
FOR SALE.

TN lots clutainiur ran onf % four acre.. thai
Il u~neIH1led woodland tract lyiug one mile south eTa
east % Court square, and bounded ~ Jackan. ~
LAhose and walker streets, and Park avenue -
SAID frsctcumprises Upward % twenty-five rrrcs j. hirh
rollins land, covered win spieudid forest trees. and en-
bracing a number az The most desirable building sites 20
Be found in South Memphis or is vicinity.
Terms liberal AuGy b
J. c. GRIPPING.
No $50 Main street.
Or to GEO. 2. BROWN.
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See F. H. Clark a Co. column
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Lost from the Steamer It. Nicholas,
ON CUNDsY FVFUTVc appTT % ,so

he bodies Of
MRS. CAPT BEN v. CLINE M MISS ELIZA P.
Nus CLINE Was dressed IN across-harrcd fwhite and
VI buvu) travelling dres had upan her nnger 4 dfs-
mud ring; had BLACK hair parted upon the side. win a
iucE OF gray running from The crown on b5fh sides down F..
Eas shout twenty years Old snd aboui Eve feet -four or
Eve inches hiCh-
MIS- DUNNlCA was about tVUnty-1ne Years Old. darf
HAIR and eyes; stoutly built was dressed In se~onf
mourning hiack. with white spots , had On a watch ana
two rings one being plain, and me other o1niaininr ~
daguerreuiypf of a Eenfleman.
Iam instructed blythe relatives o. he absrr ds.--ibes
ladies n paya
LIBERAL REWARD
fur ne recovery % either or both Of their bsffps ana 10
either are found, address the cncers a. ether the J. g
Cline. Kate Frisbee Or Victoria. o. cruuuni-afa 49,
with ". r Rishtor, wharnoat At Helena.
wv. BARTON
mas-N Of GIazcgw- M
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DIVINE SERvlCEs-Rev. T. J. Drane VIII
deliver a discourse 10 yong converts today,
at ;se Erst Baptist Church, on Second street,
at Il o'clock A n. The public are respectfully
suvited TO attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

FRE-Ths house Of W. D. Ferguson, ESQ,
Oh Causey street south OF Vance, caught FIRE
soon after one O'Clock yesterday from some
sparks IRONS detective aue- By active exer-
tons il was eH~tnguished before the FIRE engines
arrived.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

J. NJ. Hunter, agent for Wood, Eddy &
Co, has for sale tickets for classes Is, 10 and
20. These drawings take place at Augusta,
April Both, May 7th and May 18th, respective
~ Address box 266, Post Once, Memphis,
Tenn ap25-2w'.
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On Monday, May 9th, Monsarrat, Dupree &
Co. will sell at auction som Of the most beau
fl residence and garden lots ever offered.
This will be the greatest sale Of the season.
See advertisement and be sure to attend. 6-st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

RETvENEn-our neighbor J. 3. Cook. ESQ.
has returned from bis trip 20 the eastern cities,
where be made investigations upon the subject
OF street paving, steam FIRE engines, and other
matters Il rubIe interest, Of which the city
VIII probably hsve the benefit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

FIN BUsINrss LooATIoS.-Thc Frazer lots,
Second street, southwest coner Of Adams near
he Postohce, VII BE- sold al auction next sat
urday, unless sooner disposed Of. See tie ad-
rsriiso-rs,-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

Our readers, who have not vet read
the new story in the New York Ledser enti-
tied TIE QUEEN's PLoT, should procure a
copy Of the Ledger Of May 7th and l4th. A.
Eyrieh, 3iS Main street, has a few left. Can
soon before they are all gone. n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

PEHsoNAL-Among the arrivals A. his CITY
last Friday, BY the steamer John Ras.s, were
the Hon Elijah Hise and Daniel A. X. Nor
ton, Esq, Of Southern Kentucky. They are
stopping atthe Gayoso House. Mr.. Hise is
the great leader Of the Kentucky Desaocaey.
and M Merton is one CT TIE most accom-
PlIslsl snEsicians IN The SonthH,s.
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Business Matirfs

steam portraits, consisting Of ambrotypes,
melaineOtypes and several other styles taken
at prices from fifty cents to fifty dollars, BY Ty-
Ter & Co., opposite Odd FeIlows' Hall. Great
improvement on the cid plan, Il
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Rheumatism CnredT

ErrHFl NFLAMNAroRY ACUTE Or CHRoSIc,
matter how severe the asa
Or ofhov lousstanfnr.
CALI Dr.. AORTIuORE'S REMEDY -si-h h,saire,sv
cured cut twenty thousand eases. r,bas,fsf
s MANSFIELD & Co. Mem1ha
J WriA Ncos View Orleans Bacon. Hyds ! o. 81.
Louis. "a. ,. NgaIgoRE. Psooriass.
sPs-daE& LziS7ize -
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e. Religious exercises viii be held BY the
church that eonvsues al Odd FeHows' Hail
this morning, at i0l o'clock. Ms. Alice VIII
kinsoR End others vii take part in the services.
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I'D NJ a Y.
JUST RECETFED

ELEGANT BEREGE sHAWLS.
ELEGANTsLACE MANTLEs.
ELEGANT LACE POINTS
WIDE BLACK SHAME BEREGE.
EMBRoID. HANDKFs, EXTRA FINE.
EMBROIDERED YoKEs AND SLEEVES
INDIA MULLs AND LONG CLOTHES.
PoRTADoWN LINEN DRILLINGs.
TOURNURE CoRSETS
MOSQUITO BARS AND QUILTS.
eros DE MAPS MARCELINES.
SHIRT FRONTS, COLLARS, ETC.
TAYLOR a MeEwEN,
Main street, bear the WOEshan House.
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wA1EhrohS, \. r. Nay The Biaet Rirsr
Wooien Nils were Destroyed By ere to-iar r-o oper-
auves were killed and thirteea seriously iujured ne
ie-s Is estimated at sioooo. partially insured.
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z A. meeting O. the Board Of Directors
Of the Memphis Orerton Hotel Company, held
This day, A. Woodruff WIS elected President,
and H. N. L1sher, Secretary and Treasurer.
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IMPROVEMENTS ON THIHD SrREET.-At the
corner Of Third and Market, MessrE Belts a
Caps are building Eve handsome and substan-
tial brick residences, three stories highl they
wiz be beautifully finished in stueco. The
same builders have putuP and completed I'VE
large brick buildings on Exchange street, be-
low Third. The whole are he property Of Mr..
Titus.