Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03

Text Rocks for schools, by InO. y. Nor
ton a Co.. Louisville, Ry-We have Ia,
: placed on our table, by Rev. A. r. Macy,
package Of these books, 20 Introduce whicl
into general use In our schools is the object 0
5 his visit 10 our city. They are Goodrich
First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and sixtl
readers, edited by Noble Butler, A. NJ, a prac
teal Grammer by Butler, and Tonnes Algebra
by P. A. Towne, General Principal Of Barton
z Academy, Mobile, Ala Carlos B. smith, one o
the most eminent scholars in Alabama, says o
these publications:
{ a have xamlned with some care Prof But
lerS Editions OF GoOdrich's kenders- The
whole series seems 20 be 50 graded AS 70 ne mos
admirably suited I. facilitate the progress OF
the student from the first steps in reading u
the art of reading In accordance with the besl
tiOns throughout are in excellent TASTE
"The SiKfh, or highest number OF the series, Is
specially worthy OF commentator HE intro
ducforv lessons ON EOcutiOn are marked by
unusual ciearness; and the authors peculiar
notation Of infection emphasis aud modula-
lions. Is certainly very simple and Deautlfni.
Not the least striking feature Of this volume IS
the body OF notes 81 the end, furnishing the
student not only with many good definitions Of
terms which occur in the text, but with q treas
ury Of valuable on a great variety
OF subjects. ! cordially recommend these Read
ers 10 Southern teachers i am sure that al
who will give them a fair trial with their classes
must be well pleased with them.
Buffers Introductory and Practical Gram
] mars are the best in use.
ION examination, / md that some subjects
are more clearly treated in TONNES Algebra
4 than they are in other works. Negative quan-
titles, and the whole subject Of equations are, 1
think, are, satisfactorily explained; and the
n this branch OF mathematics are materially
le . ned.
i may add that the style in which all &ese
works are gotten up, reflect much credit upon
the publisher"
We call attention in another column to the
] N N.a-HH-.w..am - 81 #Nwa-Hw2 umH nuvuNaw
firm offs. Holman 4 Co, 3H Main street. This
enterprising firm proposes TO sell al cost for the
next ten days, in order TO make room for their
new goods. They are determined TO reduce the
present high prices OF goods. We would say TO
our lady friends, give our young friends at 3ii
a call and see about IL. dec3-lt.
Young and old should witness Laura
Reens new drama, the " Worknen OF New
. York. or, the Curse Of Drink, " at the theater
on Monday night. Il Is a touching and beauu
ful story OF Home, sweethome."
Only Monday and Tuesday.--These are
the last two days positively Of r. J. Dalton 4
Co.'S great Auction sale OF Dry Goods, when
they will offer a lot Of fine Table Linens, Da-
masks, etc, which have not previously been Of
fered.
Remember The Workmen Of New York
or the Curse OF Drink" Laura Keene's great
Prize Play, with all its beautiful scenery and
mechanical effects, at the Theater ON Monday
night.
The Press and the public, with one accord
in the North and West, aeknOwldge Laura
Eeene's new moral drama, 10 be the most
thrilling domestic play ofthe age.
A. e. FrankIand has just received a full lot
-a - - o.
ton Hosiery. The attention Of the trade is so
Hcited.
IA Shoemakers and Tanners are invited 70
call on Moores, smith & Co, 962 Main street
and examine their splendid . ortment OF Oils,
Tools, Findings, American, French and Ger
man Calf and Kip Skins, HemlOck and Oak Sole
Leather, etc. observation-disclosures.
Wholesale buyers VIII ind a large and full
supply OF notions, shirts, drawers, undershirts,
hats, boots and shoes, at A. s. Frankland's No
81 Second street.
We are AuthOrized.to announce Col. sam
Walker as candidate for the Legislature.
Blanket and shawls, at Drake & Co.'S No
80 Main street.
Laura Keene's great new play, 'the Work
men Of New York at the theater tonight.
Everybody should go and see il. It teaches q
moral never 10 be forgotten
OvereOats, of all qualities and in great VAR
at Drake & Co.'S, ~ Main street.
Gents beaver gloves and quantities., a fine
at Francisco & Virgins. no30-lw
walker Bros. d O.-This firm has been
,verworked during the past week by the crowds
who have rushed 10 their establishments. But
m Monday they viii be at work again with re-
energy and politeness. Their receipts
Onward the close Of the week have been very G
leavy and will all De opened with the opening :
week. No. % Main street is the jobblng house.
hey retail clothing al No. 2 jefferson street
10. 2Is Front street is where they display their
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