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Exquisite Tooth and Mouth wash---Eau
Aromatique As a preparation 81 aromalc gums
and balsams, which communicates a delicious
taste 70 the mouth, q sweetness 10 the BREATH a
hardness 10 the gums, and cures ~toothacHe and
sensitive condition Of the teeth and gums.
Prepared solely by Caswen, Mack q Co, New
York. mari
For sale IN Memphis, wholesale and retail by
q. ". JONES & CO,
p,s~g-fo15an IL Main street.
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COMMERCIAL.



little surprise was created ny the
ment IN The morning dispatches that cotton
was one cent higher, quoting . cents. What
caused the advanceg No one knew. and The
announcement served My O. embsFrass the
market Holders became sitter Ia their de-
msnds, while buyers had no confidence TO war
rant an adysnce. The consequence was that
less Cotton was sold, and prices were really be-
low the day before, We judge the announced
advance vas the consequence 81 a favorable
change in Sterling, but the noon dispatches
showed ii had been over estimated, for they
qnoged Cotton 10 New York strong 81 S1z9sse
Gold 2ESc" This dispatch caused the market
to close with more drmness than 1t had exhibit
ted during the day. The following is "A sum
mary ofthe sales r6poTie4 - IS. u halas 81 lsc.
"A at ac, ct &c. 6 at DC. HAT 22Nc, 10 Al 23e, 10
At gs.e, 4 at &c, - at 25e, y at Gc, repacked.
mixed, q inferior; s. at 2Se. Low Midding.
81 at sse, il at sae, Middliug IS al SIC, II at
BIC, q 81 @c. Strict Middiing 7 st $50, 4 at sic.
Good Middias. Ils prices snoE some l.regu-
larty, but We again repeat quotations with the
remark that the inside figures were prevalent (;
indeed, sales Of Middiiug were made at lower
-,+aa char ON wednesday.
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Money matters were unusually quiet yester-
day, and the duliness IN commercial circles has
extended TO the banking houses
There WAS a moderate demand for Exchange
at the old rates, with Httle offering.
Gold has gone up % > again, upon news from
the East. though there was very little offering
even at that figure.
Currency is close and unchanged.
There is a good demand for T-30s AT par and
the Interest," but there are none in the market.
Compound Interest-bearing Notes are ia good
demand, At rates ranging from I to S per cent,
according 70 the dates, and but few offering.
Uncurrent Notes are quiet and easy.
other Markets.
The st. Louis Republican Of the 18th says
Money IS In active demand with fair supply.
Choice paper is taken at 10 per cent; lower
grades pay a higher rate, ranging from to Il
Cold is weak. opening ut 1857. declining %
1851. and closing at I2JT-. Bankers paid . per
cent. premium, and sold al p per cent. pre-
New York Exchange is easy, at $40 per cent
premium buying, and Is per cent premium
Tni5n Military Bonds are firm. 1865 dates are
bought 50 81 ana sold ass; 1858 dates are boGght
al lQ3 and sold at los.
Governments are lower in New York. yet
there Is an active demand for OBS Ia this mar
ket. 7-20s are bought at 800 and sold II l004,
interest t. seller
Land Warrants for 1860 are bought at Sl20,
and sold 81 SldO.
AgrIcultaraI College Scrip for leo acres Is sold
Compounds unchanged.
The Cincinnati Enquirer OF the 10Th says:
The receipts OF Currency are Increasing, and
Notwithstanding checking has been heavy
balances are slowly increasing. and the supply
Is now ample FOR al legitimate purposes. The
Applications for loans are on q moderate scale
only, and the tendency OF the discount market
is toward greater ease the banks, however, are
scrutiaizing closely all paper offered, as there
IS a disposition ll some quarters 70 revive tue
credit system. There is, however, ne difficulty
in placfuE urst-cIasS paper al ten per cent. and
in some cases depaSitOrs are accommodated at
eight per cent. The ruling rate on the open
market for good commercial paper is twelve
per cent. The uncertainty which prevails in
20 the future checks all disposition to
speculate. and the demand for loans Is from ie-
sources, and well distributed through
the various branches OF trade
The market FOR Gold ruled steady during the
1reater portion Ofthe week. rates vibrating be-
tween lEirIIZS. but to-day there VS. a break
down in New YORK, and it sold down TO l25le,
but rallied Ia fEe afternoon, and closed az 3
at ~. The reports IN regard TO the an
Of the May Interest on the nve-tweu-
Ties. are supposed TO be the cause Oftae decline.
The amount to be dif is about S22,000.Q00,
and should The payment OF this not be autiei-
pated. 10 will be due IN about three weeEs. The
blowing table viii show the course OF the New
YORK market each day during the week:
49, ---H Ill
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sacks at s5@s7Xe, Yerlew 100 sacks. White, al
&c. from landing. Oats continue dropping
sales Of 800 sacks at Sc, 90 sacks at zoe, from
landing; also 500 sacks al ls5Se, 80 sacks at Soc
from store. Hay a little better sales Of bales
from landing, prime Timothy, st So.
FLOuR-LoW grade stnl Irregular much nm
sound in the market. We quote fine &dsdi
ether grades unchanged. Sales Of 25 bills su-
perhne At 81 50, 50 bbls. xxx at 81, IS bills
choice XXXst SIS g
CORNMEAL-small demand ct all sorts Of
prices: sales OFFS bbiz., Yellow, light weight, q
COFFEE-We slightly reduce Rio; sales IL
sacks, very tine, ~ SOC.
BAGGING-yery quiet snd dropping; sales
ole pieces power loom at Sic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dun and unehan-
ged; Leaf meets with a ready sale az the follow
ing rates: Lugs Sass per 100 lbs; Common
Leaf s94Sl0; Fair Leaf sl2si4; Good Leaf siss
SIS.
POTATOEs-sioek rather large, demand de-
c~reaslng and prices falling with the advancing
season sales Of Peachblows from landing, Is
bbls. al g: 80 bbls. at 50 -; % bbls. al s. IS.
oNIOEs-A fair demand for good, which are
scarce.
sORGHUAf-Soms very fine is now Offering
IA This market: sales OF = bbis. az 60c.
CHEEsE-sales 5 boxes, common a @c.
HAMs-very little demand sales . tierees
fine Sugar Cured at So.
BULK PORK-Prices unchanged: demand
smaller.
Imports.
MENPHIs, April Ia-Imports, as copied yes
terday from the books OF the Merchants Ex-
change, were as follows
Ale s Beer, 90 pkgs. Hay. sos bales.
Apples, S. bbls. Horses and Mules, Is.
Bacon. IA csks- 10 tres Lard, p keg@
Butter, 5 bbls- 43 kegs. oil, 80 bbls.
Cotton, u bales Potatoes, 81 bbls.
Cattle, . head soap, ~ boxes
Chickens, a coOps. sugar, . bbls.
Corn. 1926 sacks. Tar, 100 kegs
COrnmeaI. ~ bbls. Tobacco, 80 boxes.
Eggs, D bbis. - boxes. Whisky, II bbis
Flour, Sl bbls. Wine, % boxes.
Bran & shorts, 800 sacks.
New Yor Cattle Market.
NEW YoRE, April 70.
The following are the current prices for the
week at all the markets:
Beef Cattle-FIrst quality per head si74Slsi
fair 70 good si6gSl5i common sl49sl4 %; inie-
Cows and CaIves-Extra per head s9asI0; first
quality SSgs3; ordinary 81 IA0S4 90.
Neals-Flrst quality per pound lzFl5ei ordL-
1919.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra per head s9gsIO;
prime quality S7ass; ordinary S j04Sb 80; com
s. 50Es5; Inferior $ 50as4 80.
Swtue-Heavy corn fed per ID. l04Gl0zac;
light and miGdlins lVs9l04ci suu iet IOtsg
l0-zc.
There has been another radical change in the
market for Beef Cattle. The supply was small,
the demand active, and prices are from TO &C
per 10. above last week.
. Cattle were ordinary, and the advance was
purely the resHlt Of The falling on in the re-
ceipts.
Veals were in steady demand az about pre-
viOus prices
Yised quotations above
Hogs WereduN and lower.
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save Drayage-Eat good bread. M0rgan's
self Rising Flour Wagon VIII call anywhere In
the city for -four in barrels, after it is prepared
a. Morgau's seli-rsiug aour. win deliver IL to
the consumer, FREE or Orders given
to,the driver, or LEFT at AS Main street. viii have
prompt attention apl2-Iw
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MiDHIGHT DISPATCHES.


Reported for :he Memphis Daily Appeal
NEW ORLEANS, April l2.-The steamer
Concordia, from Boston, has arrived.
Cotton active and advanced lie; sales
bales; receipts 1858 bales; Low Mid
ding. 34G36c; Corn stiff, s56SSe; Flour,
superfne, 81 50las7 IS; Oats, 50@5Sc /;
Hav. $50; Pork, SIS; BACON, shoulders,
Iglc. sides. Isle; Tobacco, fair, Sl4GSl6;
Sugar feeling fair, at; Molssses, nomi-
nal: Gold 269c; Sterling, SIC; New York
checks DC discount; Freights, New York,
&c, Liverpool, 9-I69s &c, Havre, H@1so.
First race, pgEss S5l1 mile heats for
year Odds, won by Lewis i. Smith
in two straight heats-tme 2:2 Al.
Second race, purse sl009, two mile heats,
by Beacon in two straight heats
The suit OF British bondholders against
the jackson railroad Is creating great
excitement. Their pressure Is loudly
condemned. The report Of the railroad
has been published, and is satisfactory,
city employing counsel for defense.
Major Monroe, now suspended, intends
going to Washington 70 get pardoned.
All papers have vigorous leaders
on the Federal situation Friday morning.
Mexican news riG. Havana states thar
Corona is besieging M~aseatlan. He has
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Atlanta dfca COuege.-By references 70
our new advertisement it viii be seen that this
institution has again opened. Our old friend.
nr. Westmoreland, has charge Of The same It's
faculty embraces some Of the best physicians IN
the South. This presents a fine opportunity 10
medical students in thislatitude, and we would
advise them TO attend the oourse OF lectures at
this eminent college.
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$4,000 worth OF Hats, Caps and Straw
Goods. The wholesale stock Of the Memphis Hat
company Siu positively be sold At reduced
prices. TASSenior partner will retire from the
business, owing 70 IN health. Merchants Of the
city and country look 10 your interests and
give u a call. splolu-th-sa
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REGULAR MEMPHIS IND LOUISVILLE
PACKET 70.
For Cairo, Evansville, Re5 EOuisyIIse
LlbEALA NJ s-aHr ANNA+cti MAS Tel
This elegant and sWE steamer A
will leave ~ 0BVFe On A
THIS DAY, the 18th instant, at ) pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JAS. 7. BOURNE 4 CO., agents,
spl3lt No u Jefferson street,
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Greenbacks are good, bu Roback's Sugar
Coated Pills are better.
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Greenbasks are good. but Ro5aeks Bttsrs
are better.
Creenbseka are good. but Robaek's Blood
Purifier Is better.
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o Printing-Our Job department Is re-
plete with all the latest and newest styles OF
Uype ind presses, and we are prepared TO exc
cute Al classes Of printing al the shortest no
tice and on the most reasonable terms. Bring
In your orders 10 I3 Madison street. mrFtr
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ereeubssku are eooe, bai R90aeks sugar
coated pins ere better.
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naaais oasi on at Prescott" " IeHsF''l
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PEEsoNAL-Capt. Eugene Harris, Of
the late c. S. A, with his mother, wife
Of ex-Gov. Isham G. Harris, formerly Of
this State, left for Cordoya, Mexico, last
evening, on the steamer City Of Cairo.
May propiticus breezes wait them safely
10 their new home.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mississippi and Tennessee HaiirSad.-
FIny-txo miles shorter than any other route
To Grenada. Jackson, Nicksburg and New of-
lens. Trains leave daily a. i10 m. BAGGAGE
oheszed through. Time 20 New Orleans, =
bours Tarough tickets FOR sale a. the MiSi~
.lprs apa rsaac-see Depot, foot OF KAHN street.
- az No. bJenerHsn street. under Commerciai
Hofal As. LIvEREoRE. GenlsupL
CF OAKLEY. Geng Ticket Agent apr5-u
u,a.,s esss on. at PresOotts, 90 Jefferson
street. -
a-.subssku are eoee, baa RoSaeks Sugar
coated PiHs are better.
ere.nhaeas are gOod. bat RobssE's Blood
Punner Is better
German SOAP. palm soap, low 20 tbs trade
a Praoott's. 40 jefferson street.
GreenbaeEs are COED, but RoDaeks Sugar
Coated Pins are better
Planters, Look oaf--DhmuKes keAess
a the City Stables, 80 O Monroe street u"
tween second and Third streets, arf inst % re-
eeipt Of O. CT the fines broke Kenineky mme'
ever offered in this market can ana see
them. apNA
GreenbssEs are good. bat EoBaeks Bitsrs
are better.
Creenbseks are good. but Robaek's Blood
Purifier Is better.
wheaton q Co., 50 popular as haiters be-
fore the Wal, have revived their old business al
lae Main street with an snuEa n8w stock Of ne
latest styles or hats and caps "a tbs market
Bay year bead gear Of them, you Wiz have ne
cause 20 regret il, spEn
GreenBasks are coed. But Robaeks mooa
Purifier Is better.
coal OIL one dollar per gallon, Lsaps and
chsmpevr At reduced prices, a. o. r. Prescott &
a., !, s8 Jefferson street
erssnbaeks are good, bui Rsoaek's Hood
Puraer IS bsfter
DR.. eaBbsrrs cholera medicine prevents
cboiera spueodst
A hare Chance.-To-day at Il o'clock an,
tbs valuable residences Of the late inc. A. sA-
noner, viii BE sold al public auction ASPEN
did chance is here offered 70 procure one OF me
handsomest residences in the city Within q
minutes walk O. CouFt square Everything
complete ia hutclass style. Dont fOsget the
heur-u am. sale 10 take place AZ corner q
Court and Second streets
FOR the best aud cheapest Dry Goods 60 to
Mack Bros a Bohm, NO. 81 Nam street
spls-a -
ars good. but RobaeR's sasar
Ceated Pills are better
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GreeubseEs are good, but RObaek's Bitters
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ouietude was again the prevailing feature,
hpf A. eompared witha week ago there is more
srmness In prices, aad more confidence IN
,r-aasacaons. Buttsris very firm, and Eggs are
higher. Oats are lower and dropping.
FEED-Corn again IN good demand, sapplx
more liberal, rates unchanged, sales Of 100
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Greenbacks are good, bat Robaek's Bltter
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For sale az Auction at Lutz, WlndIe &
Co.'S, horses hacks, mares, mules, ponies, spring
wagons. drays harness and license lumber
wagons, etc, all 10 the highest bidder, at a and.
IS South Court Street.
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REC0RDER's COURE.-Before Recorder
Creighton, seven cases were tried on yes
terday, six for drunkenness and one mis-
90 $50, Of which only SO vas collected,
and thus it m8y come to pass that the
chain gang viii receive several recruits.
PETTY R0BBERY.-Two individuals,
named Joe. Burns and VIM. Shepard,
were conveyed 10 Castle Reilly yesterday,
charged with playing the grab game,
for peanuts, cakes, etc, at the stand Of
old Mr.. Cory, on the leyee, where they
snatched a handful Of these eatibles and
tried to make Of, but the plucky old pro-
prietor showed fight and the fellows were
captured by the police.
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TELEGRAAs-The following kilograms
remain uncalled for in the Office Jno.
G. Wright J. D. Bonduranb T. Hollis,
Kissick & Lewis, Dennis Stone, ID. C.
Hutchinson, J. H. Waters, Saml. Brad
ley, Patrick Durfshy, Maj. w. f. En-
v-r-a-u
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ASNTvERsARY.-This day one year
ago Gen. Sherman commences his march
from G~oldsboro' to Raleigh, and the
" convention with Gen. Joe Johnston
which practically closed hostilities.
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LAWYER FROM MENPHIs-A fellow,
whose name, strangely enough, is with
held from the public, claiming to be a
lawyer ? fran Memphis, has been guilty
Of a vile seduction at Mobile, and after
running his victim, abandoned her in
New Orleans, whittier, with a young
GIRLS conhding faith, she had accompa-
nied him. The wretch is in iails [ New
Orleans. and his victim returned to her
h-eartsuicken family, and We agree with
our friend Of the Ledge, who is respon-
sible for the legend, in wishing be may
be hung, merely for claiming to be a
Namuhfan.
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10 vote twice, once for each
LEGAL INrEL1IGENCE.-United States
Circuit and District Courts.-Court metal
eleven o'clock the minutes Of wednes-
day were read and signed, and both
Courts adjourned to the first day Of the
next term
The thanks Of the reporter are due 20
the gentlemanly officers Of the Court,
Ar. Evder, marshal, and MessrA Mitch
IN and Morrison, clerks, for their kind
and courteo1s attentions and assistance
in making up the reports Of each days
proceedings during the term.
Common Lar Court. The calendar for
yesterday was disposed Of before twelve
O'Clock, and the Court adjourned
The following is the calendar ior
to-day
GL. Ap. Hlimann Bros W v. Werner.
sIs Ap. IooL Phillips erode VI A-Good
G Ap- same " q R Dalton ,of
-si. AT. Hilmann Bros vs. J. h. Heely.
- wm- Fsrk and ~" bruce eNeen - D.
IS. RI Morrison vs. ]. Robinson.
80 Llmer Nhfa- It. Alutes
-. Cntharnt Baker Va VIVA. Mah0ny.
IS. y. VI. season. vs. q. ". Hams
~ X Mitchell W n Rock &co.
go 4 km-Ih. use etcr VS. Beaumont
~. -. y. Low - John Levy.
81 Eohn EcGanuE vs. John A. Levy.
aE W. Y. Alien and wife Va W % Ferguson.
"a ". L Stewart Va sts4mboat "Ocean spray
az g 5oSason vs. r p Declare.
81 r. Il. Richards W. J. X Walker.
~. James c. Horne. administrator, W A @.
os RIoeF1 Bro. use. etc. v. G.L King, e. a.
"a Hopkins, storer & Co nee, etc. Vs Geo.
HicEA
Il same vs.. same ~
al rs q Foster " J. y. Eldrldge
~ JB Wuder %. rs b A5SoanA etM-
~ Mckinney & Co vs. B144h
- 81 Alehuler "a A P chnlsn
~. 81. Bloom & &c. So WA AehF3l -
-. J. Wright, executor RA- ~ AeisN" ANe
vie administrator.
-. Tohu Hsrrigsn ~ George Etorah
~ BemmesEosd Co " y : me'a"Io
"a r. FITZGERALD vs. p T. Malo1es
rs %. G. eros IS. G. K bed-lrL
I'D Wm. Houston and wife vEC DlckLnah
~. Johu J. Powers vs. q. II M9ue
~. LIE Barr Co. vs. SaraE Wynn.
Fl. Causev vs.. Duncan & Oun.
1a Wm Chase 90 a. aaminisIratcr IS "
so ThoE Msley vs. Louis Beeke1
90 = AedersoR " r. 81 white
Criminal Csu7-The day, yesterday,
wss occupied by the arguments Of coun-
rel I'm the murder ease from Upton
county. Mr.. Lewis opened in the morn
ing Oh the part Of the State He was
followed by N. r. Hill and Dir. Bates.
the latter Of Upton county, for lhe de-
fendant, and hr. Haynes closed on De
half Of the State. These arguments oe-
eupied the entire dag, and st six o'clock,
the cause wa submitted The Court de-
eided to hold the prisoner 70 bal In ths
sum Of four thousand dollars. After q
very spirited discussion ~ counsel, on
the question Of the reduction OF the bond
che Court changed the amount making
n twenty-five hundred dollars. The de-
fendant was held 70 bali in said sum to
.ppear at the next terra Of the Circuit
Cssrt Of Upton county, on the frt Mon
day in May next
The Misdeme4n0r Docket viii be taken
ap iu this Court to-day.
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CHOLERA N NEW ORLEANs.-Persons
recently from New Orleans say the chOl-
era hsz certainly made its appearance in
that city, and if the statement be correct,
the development there, so early in the
season. Of this dreadful scourgei dispels
The last hope Of the escape Of Memphis
from its ravages, and should be an addi-
gonal incentive 20 spur up the energies
Of our city authorities to at0acs place the
whole corporation in the best condition
possible under present circumstance.
The localities occupied by the freedmen
should receive especial attention, and
greater cleanliness be enforced by every
means al the disposal Of the city gov
eminent The military authorities and
Freedmen's Bureau viii doubtless appre-
eiate the propriety Of cooperation in
these measures with the municipality.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERg.-James Know
I'll, who shot a negro named johnson in
the mouth several days ago, and after
wards robbed him Of q pocket book con-
tanning seven dollars, has been appre-
hended, and VIII have a preliminary
examination before Esquire Creighton
Il eleven O'Clock this morning. The ne
gro has a dreadful looking lip, and seems
70 open bis mouth with difficulty. We
are informed KnOwel admits the shoot
ing, but we viii not discuss the matter
farther until after his examination.
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MATTERS.

Weather and Business
The weather IS perfectly delightful In this lat
itude, and we are at last enjoying the young
and gushing Spring.
Business continues duh in tie extreme.
The river is falling steadily ar this point and
since our last report has dropped down nve
inches.
The officers Of the Celeste report Arkansas
river on the rampage, and for the distance Of
one hundred miles from y mouth, they were
unable to find land enough 70 discharge freight
UPON, though 10 was falling at Little Rock when
they left.
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negro named John Overton was arrested
yesterday, charged by Nr. Drew with
the above crime, and is lodged in Castle
Reilly 10 swat legal investigation. The
negro says he some time ago snapped
horses with a soldier, and subsequently
sold the horse thus obtained 10 Mr.. Drew.
A day or two ago the soldier claimed the
horse in Mr.. Drew's possession AS stolen
from him, and hence the arrest
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CONCLUSION OF SISTERS fAIR--Last
evening witnessed che concluding enter
tainment Of the several, which have
proved 50 highly enjoyable toalarge pro
norton Of the bellies and beauA Of our
CITY. and we have heard on All sides
many expressions Of regret on the PSft
Of the young people, that 3 weeko Of such
unauoyed pleasure has drawn 10 a close.
To Sister Ann Hanlan, Lady Superior,
and all Of her gentle assistants, great
praise is due for the perfection Of AL the
arrangement, and we feel sure those
whose good taste or piety induced them
70 attend these Jetcs viii long cherish
the recollection with peculiar pleasure,
and g sincere appreciation Of the well
directed EFFORTS Of those having control
Of the details. The vote for the beauti-
full opera cloak resulted as follows: Miss
Kate Meath, 80; Miss Sallie Fenni $40,
and scattering, 81. Where both eandi-
dates are so lovely, We III cniy surprised
any Of the voters could make up their
minds which they preferred. WeWlaleq
10 vote twice, once for each.
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MGss-s. JOS. L. Hall & Co, manufacturers Of
OfEialts Burglar and FtreproOr Safes:
Dear ST-Our large Hairs Fireproofsa was
taken nom The ruins oil Pl1e's Opera house This
afternoon, after being subjected 10 the most in
tense heat for four days and four nights, or
about ninety bOurs, and our books and valua-
bic papers, and United states Bonds deposited
with rs, were preserved in good condition. The
fire was still burning with such intensity that,
when taken out, &c could not be opened til
cooled by a stream ofwater. We think We can
say nothing more IN favor OF y0ur Invaluable
safe than 20 state the fact, that his test, sarely
as severe an enc as safes can be subjected 70,
has resulted ia such entire satisfaction both to
you and ourselves. Yours truly,
WIN. SUMNER & co,
OF Wheeler s Wilson's Sewing machine 60.
C~TNCrNSArT. March p, 1866.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-13

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