Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

ers in the country. but sells az lower rates than
any other establishment In the city. Every In
strument is warranted for i've years
Cheap Ladies Furs.-A fine Fur Cape and
Cufs at 81, at the Memphis Hat Company.
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Depaw Accommodation Zausch has
opened q hne Saloon at No. Is Winchester
street, where meals az all hours can be had in
first class style, aid the tables are furnished
with the best the market affords
valentines, Valentines I-R G Hite. AZ
Main street. at Dromgoole's drug store, has just
received a large supply OF Valentines, OF every
description and variety 20 suit the purchaser.
Call and get a supply, before they are picked
over.
Mason d HamIin's Cabinet Organs.
These well known instruments. one OF which is
in use i'm almost every Church and Sunday
school Of this city. and which are equally well
adapted for the parlor, may be purchased az F.
Katzeubach's, 3I7 Main street, who is sole agent
for the city.
Merchants snd PIanter are invited 20 call
and exanine the immense stock OF Wagon ard
Pillow Harness, Hames, Collars and Trace Chains
NJ Moores, Smith a Co., No. 80, Main street
which they are selling at the lowest rates.
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A Desideratum-On account OF the mant
d1Hger3ss e1lliefeus now before the public, Of
Preston & Nerrell's Yeast PowderS-many OF
which are a sure death 70 thec0nsumer-we ad-
wise our friends, one and all 10 avoidaH foreign
articles, and use nothing but that made az home
by Mr.. Park Cumming at the Memphis Chem
zeal Mills, flee ls Poplar street
On Consignment. Forty barrels fresh
psratsd crackers, az fourteen cents sixty bar
rels fresh pic mic crackers, at nine cents; fifty
barrels fresh butter crackers. at eight and a half
cents; seventy-dve barrels fresh soda crackers
at nine cents thirty barrels fresh Boston crack
ers, az nine cents; twenty barrels fresh ginger
nut crackers, at nineteen cents
MARINER, GAGE d WILCOX,
ia as-3t aS Front street
Planters. Do You want horses. mules or
marese II so, go TO Tom Cogswel's sale sta
bles, ID and l2S Jefferson street. corner Fourth.
the oldest stable keeper in the city. He buys
cheaper. sells cheaper, trades quicker, than any
other man in town. He has also a blacksmith
shop. wagon yard, and everything else attached
20 the stables.
n. B. a hne lot OF Kentucky mules just ar
rived. ia 2-lw
TurnbuH d Dursnt. have the best engrav-
ings OF Southern Generals, at Ss Main street.
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TurnbuH& have photographsofan
southern Generals, ~ gS Main street. jau27-2t
Turnbum Il Durant. are sole agents for
! Southern works, ar SS Main street. jan27-2t
Columbian Gin.
Revenue Stamps. Of all denominations,
and in any required amouut,may be constantly
obtained at the Memphis Post Office.
jaI3-lm ROBT. C.. GIST, Postmaster.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Notice to ~Passenges.-By applying ior tickets
at No. IS Court street, you viii avoid the crowd
at the Depot Ticket Office, and have less trouble
in getting to the cars. Through tickets for sale
% all principal cities. Omnibus Office az the
same place. JULIUS HAYDEN,
de25-lm Passenger Agent
Columbian GIn.
Pioneer Express ~Company-To shippers
In consequence Of the change Of schedule on
the Nozzle and Ohio Railroad, We are compelled
to make the following rule:
Al freight for stations on this road, except
Meridian, Columbus, Corinth, Miss, Gaines
VILE, Ala, and Columbus, KY, MUST BE PRE-
PAID.
The short time given US by the schedule to
transact our bushes At focal stations on this
road, compelIs rs to make this rule imperative.
jals-lm OSCAR HAIG, Agent.
RemOyaL-Susmann, Mayer & Co, import
ers OF segars, tobacco and pipes, have removed
from 80 jefferson street 70 the corner Of Second
and Jefer>on streets, jefferson Block, where
they are now keeping a much larger stock OF
the finest brands Of Havana segars, Virginia
tobacco and the real genuine m-eerschaum
pipes. City and country merchants viii find II
70 their interest TO cali and examine their sfock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Re
member, corner Of Second and j. Jefferson streets,
Jefferson Block. jals I'm
speehrs-That was a great and a good side
ofJoseph s-pecht-opening a refreshmsnt room
for ladies. exclusively. The blessings OF many
a dame, wearied with shopping, and with an
appetite for lunch, are showered upon his head
FOR this thoughtful provision fOrladies' comfort.
Lady visitors from the country rise up and call
him blessed, since through his foresight they
may spend the day in town without starving
OF being put 10 the trouble and expense Of going
to a hotel Great is specht, the ladies friend.
BNAAtAN aNA AuN A'AAAAtANAE v -
In Parisienne.-Ladles who desire the latest
style OF dress goods and notions, and who de-
sire the latest Partisan styles Of Millinery,
should not fail 10 call on Mrs. Gogen az No. So
Main street.
Ladies' Hair Dressing SaI0On.-The IA
vorite establishment Of Madame Lavigne, on
Main street, between Union and Gayoso, oppo-
site the Proyine Block, is in full blaze Of pros
perity. Her ornamen OF hair, in variety.
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. The most
elaborate toilet lacks fnisl unless Madame
Lavigne touches it,
Spec6t's.--In our rambles yesterday we
dropped in upon our old friend Joseph Specht,
a. No. 81 Madison street, and spent an hour in
looking through his well regulated establish
meut, and watching the crowd which was al
uracted there by the cakes and confectionaries
which he has prepared for his customers during
the festive season. As every one knows that
they are Of his own manufacture, and not the
stale articles imported from the North, ofcOurse
they rush 10 his r0GHss for supplies. IN connec-
ton with his other business, a magnificent
oyster saloon for ladies has been opened ont in
real Oriental style, and where polite and atten-
tive walters can always De found, and the b.
valves are served In splendid style.