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Our Stock Consists Of

Prints, Bleached aud Brown Doaestics,
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iBgs, Sd and 1O4 Linen.
Bed Ticks Cotton Checks, Plaids snd Stripes,
Cotfonades and OsnabaTgs-
All kinds Black Cloth. Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
Bleached and Brown Table Linen, new styles
LnenLaEns, Plain and Fancy irish Linens.
American and Scotch Ginghams, Pink, Blue
and Sun lhamOrays.
Solid BLACK. Coiored and Fancy Dress silks,
new styles Dress Goods.
New French Percales, White and Figured Mar
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New styles French Jaeonets and O~rgsndies,
new styles Grenadines.
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Cheap Lawns.
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SOHEIBLER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Hid =, LIE IN
AND SHOE FINDINGS,
mvs I'm Ma. 2 Adams street.
Residenf Notice.

N0N-R Resident Notice.
Bal in the County Court Of shelby County,
Tennessee, for Partition Of Land.
E. r. Winston, W. B. Winston and wife, We
Winston Us. James Purser, George Purser and
Joshua Phillips
IN this cause 1t appearing from affidavit on
dle that defendants, George Purser and
Joshua Phillips, are non-rssidents Of the State
OF Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That they do enter
their appearance herein at the Courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, renn.,c on or before the first
Monday in June, 1851, and plead, answer or
demur to complatnants' bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed, and set for hearing eX
parte as TO them it is further ordered that
a COPY Of this order be published once a week,
for four successive week., Ia the Memphis
JOHN LoAGUE, Clerk.
Attest. By JAMES REILLY, %. C.
BaIIum & Muliigan for eo-mplainants-
NV 1aW8ws
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. OsT OR MIsLAID-

A Certificate calling for Four shares Of STOCK
in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Cum
pany said Ceruncat- numbered ax undre
and dfty-teven, and Issued March TO- 49, 70
one William English, now deceased, Tor which
I intend to apply 70 the Treasurer Of the COM
pany Tor a duplicate OF the same.
DIN MCGRATH,
Executor Of said William EngllAh's Estate.
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Before William s. Walton. j. p, No. 10 Msdi-
son street.
Steamer Molie Hanbleton VS.. A. E. StocRer.
FNfHE defendant IN the above entitled cause
will please take notice that an Attachment
has been sued out against him and levied upOn
one box containing surgical instruments, on
the ground that he Is q nonresident of the
state Of Tennessee, and that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law cannot be served upon him, and
that the said cause is set for Gral at my Office,
in the city OF Memphis. on the 5th DAY Of June,
1867, when ~ where he eau appear and de-
fend the said suit. or the same viii be pro-
ceeded with ex parte; aud that a o of this
order be published once q week, for four weeks,
in the Memphis APPEAL.
WILLIAM 8. WALTON,
Justice OF the Peace.
mag 1aWf4r
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

Memphis and Louisville Weekly Packet.
For Cairo nEsd Louisville.
LIBERTY NO. 2..----------s--.Areher master
This elegant passenger steamer Il
viii leave -
MONDAY. 18th inst at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO, Agents
Corner Main and Madison SIS or
my34 At City WhRrfcOat, foot Monroe st.
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To the Public.

" KECK & BRO. have again resumed the
II. Livery Business, IN their new, FlhE-
PROOF STABLE, No. $50 Second street, De-
tween GayOso and BeaL
Especial attention given tn BOARDING., anu
TO the sale OF transient stock, and 70 the
Storage OF every variety OF merchandss
mvfT 70 r. & BIO.
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If you want bargains iR dry
goods, etc, attend the great clos
ing cut sale aG cost at NJ. hraus
a C0.'s. N0. AS Main street, cor
Ber OfAdams, as tisey positively
retire from retail business.
mv2I-5E-
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BY THE
LAYING. ON OF HANDS.
ovzErus HOTEL, MEMPHIS,

g ovERros HOTEL, MEMPHIS,
Memphis, Tenn
I hereby certify that for three years
past l have been a sufferer from Rheuma-
tism. My joints were SO stiff that | was
unable to get upon my feet without help.
1 was bent over so that i could not stand
erect, and had no strength and no use Of
myself. IcR.me to DIS. Persons q Rob-
erts, and in one treatment by DR.. Rob-
erts Of fifteen minutes, he Strengthened
me up lOoSened all my joints, and L am
able 70 get about without difficulty;
JOHN
AfGhe Soldiers Home, Memphis, Tenn.
OyEEroE HoTEL. MEEpHIs. TENN, May q, 1857.
OvERTOE HOTEL, MEMFHIs, May o, 1857.
This certifes that having suffered ex-
tremely with rheumatism for seven
months past, I have been entirely re-
lieved FROM PAIN by Professor Rob
erts in two magnetic treatments and
although seventy-six years OF age, now
feel more like q man Of Twenty-Five so
supple and flexible have my limbs be-
come from being almost entirely help
less, not being able to put my coat on
even without assistance. My address is
ALEXANDER ANGOs.
DR. Roberts can be found at the Over
ton Hotel. may25 q
Yacht. Hat, at Francisco & wig
gins. my25 2t
The Most Popular GeRerdL-The vot-
ing at the Tabernacle for q policy Of
Life Insurance to the most popular Gen
eraI, in the most popular Company,
brings to mind a fact not generally
known, viz: That Mrs. Gen. Forrest
was presented, on last new years day,
by a number of the friends OF her gal
liant husband, with a policy for SIC, 600,
in hat solid and reliable and truly
Southern" company-the st. Louis
Mutual-the agents here contributing
their commissions to that object. II,
as stated by our morning contemporaries,
the voting 80 far is in favor of Gen. Joe.
Johnston and the St. Louis, the infer
enees to be drawn are, that our people
think the donation will be more graceful
if made to "0ld Joe" than to one of our
own citizens, and that the st. Louis
Mutual has deserved the compliment
they paid to its eOurs in renewing and
continuing ia force its Southern policies,
both during ard after the war.
Gyeat Rodaction in prices on all kinds
Of Goods at the New Orleans Cheap
Store, 2i03 Main street. may2l At
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~ o. pntrops or the AppeaI.

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report ST the counting desk any II
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
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Att0chD1e,as S,Iif.

Law Court Of Memphis.
William B. Gray, plaintiff, VI. W. D. Nesbitt. de-
fendalt
A FFIDAvIT for attachment having been
"A mate in this CAFE in pursuance OF section
s455 Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and retlrned by the proper
ofhcer, s'levfed. etc." on the property Of the
defendant W. D. Nesbitt;
IL Is therefore Orlersd, That said defendant
appear At the Courthouse, in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn. on or before the second Monday
same will be taken for confessed as TO him, and
the case set for hearing ex parte, and that a
COPY OF this order be published once q week for
four o~nsscuttye weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
a copy join D9N0VAN, Clerk.
clerks Office, May 2, 1851.
ClapD. Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
Pai1tffk MAYS laW4w~.
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How TO WIN.-The first drawing Of
the southern asylum is at hand. Order
tickets through the Memphis agency, or
organize q club, the members Of which
may hold tickets in partnership. Tick
cts cost five dollars, and of every fifty
tieket.hoIders, at least one viii become
the owner of a city or suburban lot or
country farm. There are no worthless
pictures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. money or
land Is given TO the winner.
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IN ofsriug OUR BIrTERs 70 the Southern
punIc. We have nc hesltancY IA asserting
their wperforfty over any northern produc-
tioz IN our markets. In thsir dsvissment they
are pursly Southern = compounded with =
zpeeiaI adaputude 70 the varisus types OF
fomacic dsrangsmsnts prevalent IN our
climate.
asa gentle stimulant TO ths system snsr
undergoing a severe Illness
Is a cnrs for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion
tcuras Diarrhea and Cholera M0rbus.
Is preventive for Chils and FevsB-
It's an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at ali seasons OF the year.
It lie a HONE enterprise, nd possess true
merit
81 Sold everywhere
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, va

A RRANGEMENTs are in progress 70 80
commOdate One Hupdred additional 81
diets in this Instituton. It's wei esaolAne
Character for ia system OF discipline d
course ~ insfrueffon eornmeuds n 70 The sap
port OF those who desire a thorough ana prac-
teal educancu. Information VIII % s4fRleA
- FRINCls h. SMITH.
nyis wqslsesovzsi s-aPrsraAnasn-
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The Buntyn
LANDS
TOP q A TT

WE have the pleasure Of placing on the
w market thoee verv desirable and valuable
lands, so well known 10 the community as the
Homestead Tract ef the late Geraidus Bun
tyn, ENq situated at the first station on tha
Memphis and Charleston railroad, nve mles
east or The city. The improvements win
about twenty acres of land, have been re-
Gently sold to hume f. Hill, Esq who now
resides apnn the premises. The balance
OF the ira L, consisting OF about $50 acres,
has been laid of IN lots varying IN size from
nve to ten acres, fronting upon broad ay-
enues. and laid of so as 70 secure tn greatest
amount OF comf0rt. The trains Of the Menu
phis and Charleston railroad aford the oPpor-
tunity OF going in anc out ofthe city, rom and
TO Buntynss station, four times q DAY 80 as "a
make a residence at his point almost as cen
yenient as to live in The city Itself
The cheice can now be had OF lots Whoiy or
part in original forest, or in neld,
In Exchange for City Property.
The executors are directed BY the VIII 10 sell
this place and invest In city property, and We
will receive propositions to excnange foreither
improved or vacant lots in the city.
To all parties looking for a suburban resi-
dence. we do not think any property more de-
sitable can be found. in regard to health, con-
venience or good neighborhOOd, within the
same distance from the city.
Ths terms will be made very liberal and easy,
and the prices lew 70 parties DESTROYS OF buy
ing for OF occupation. Plans Of the subdivision
will be shown at oar office
myI7r ROYSfER. IRRELEVANT 6 co.
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TO GAS CONSUMERS
Reduced Price "GaS Fitting
LUNN & N,
RUDOLPH RUEGG,

2O4 Main Street.

Nd MANUFACTURER OF PAPER BOXES
a OF al sizes and descriptions. Nc. lsH Gay
30 street, Memphis, Tenn.
All orders promptly AMENDED TO- mys I'm
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\ TABERNACLE FAIR-The voting on
the flags will close this evening at II
O'Clock precisely. The fair will hold over
till Monday.
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A SERENADE.-Theold Memphis brass
band, reorganized under the direction
of Prof Smith, with the popular Prot.
Wither's band, gave US a serenade last
night. Among the musicians, we
we're pleased to see our old
time friend Willie H. Warrington,
OF the Arkansas brass band, Gen. Pat
Cieburne's division. We learn that this
band is fully prepared to fulfill all en-
gagemenz for parties, balls, pic mics,
parties, etc.
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81. PatricE's Temperance Soctety.-
All members Of st. Pstrick's total absti-
nence and benevolent society, and ap-
plicants for membership, are requested
TO meet at the county court room, corner
Jefferson and Third streets, on Sunday,
May 18th, 1857, st four O'Clock pm.
BY order Of the President,
Eys2-tt JAMES P, GALLAGHER, sacy,
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W4VTFn-
WANFED-THE PATENT
A TR O OIL

We want men everywhere TO study their Own
INTEREST. The light 10 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora Oil in a single county Will
roake more money to the purchaser in three
months than the largest farm in your state
will make IN a whole year. The AurorA Olt
aefuaIIy costs less than oue-hai the price OF
Goal on. and the uumiuadng power o, me
Aurora on is A. much supertorbo the coal vi
As the Goa OH Is 70 = tallOW ctnoIer anu
Taup that viii burn Coal Oh VIII burn the Al-
r0ra on. u does not smoke the chimney-lJ
F1sef Iineu-not even white cloth. The mate
nal Tor Is manufacture is t~nexhausJole One
man can make seventy-hve barrels per cay
n n,o.hfnerv required. We will pay your
ar ID and from the city Of Memphis and bills
here, il We cannot prove all ana even
more. than We have stated Single county Is
= snail fortune 10 the man Of Enterprise, and
fbe right 70 q state IS untold worth.
Formrther Information, calton or address
81. Dewitt a Co..
"a Mad son street, corner Main,
-v1ETu Memphis. Tenn.
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CTRAY COW

)
and red. The owner viii please prove property
nav charges, and take them away.
Is AhRUTHERS,
M Ir rs Front street
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WANTS.
WANTED

w
An industrious Scotehmsn who has served
his apprenticeship at the Carpenters trade in
scsUsnd desires a situation or employment.
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The --latest" and "Fines6s at
Francisco 4 Virgins. my2o q
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w TED

" A I E ID
A General Agent for haSta OF Tennessee, to
Introduce PIT. Barnum's lPatenD Elastic strap
and Buckle for Pants, Vests and Drawers. This
IS n new invention and sells rapidly. A rare
chance is open for an energetic man, with a
small capital, to establish a perm snent and
profitable business. SeEd 25 cts for sample, cir
culars and terms 70 agents, 70 the Barnum W
L. 5 &B. Co, $50 Broadway. New York.
Agents wanted IN every town. my24 y
Il PARTNER WANTED.
PERSON with q capital OF from s5O00 to
"A $1,000, "a single man preferreu), who de-
sires 70 20 into q prontahle business, can hear
Of a chance by addressing
&C B. A" Appeal once
NRoferences given and required. my& Nv
WANTED, AGFNTS-SP5O per
w Month the year rouno, or 500 per cent
profit on commission. We guarantee ~theaboVe
Sagarv or commission 70 active industrious
agents at their 0Wn homes. 70 introeuce an ar
tiele or Indispensable utility in every house
hold, For full particulars call on or ADDRESS o.
". JACKSON Co, II South street, BALTIMORE
- mvl9 Inns
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ANNOUNCEMENT

TO HN w. SMITH is 3 candidate for
81 reelection 70 the Office Of state senator Ior
The 18th District, composing the counties or
shelby and Fayette. election on the nrsb
Thursday in August. ap24u
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were pleased to see our Old
time friend Willie H. Warrington,
of the Arkansas brass band, Gen. Pat
Cieburne's division. We learn that this
band is fully prepared to fulfill all en-
gagements for parties, balls, pic mics,
parties, etc.
THE GRAB GAME.-While Mr.. VIM.
Webb, an Arkansian, was paying for
some article purchased At 3 little stall on
the Ievee yesterday forenoon, an enter
prising rascal rejoicing in the name OF
James Edwards seized his wallet and
tsmade tracks, with astonishing CELEBRITY.
/ He ran into the embraces Of q police
man, who lodged him in the Adams
street stationhouse, and returned the
stolen property to its owner.
GRACE CHURCH FAIR Notice is
hereby given to all concerned that the
winding up Of the business of the Fair
will be as follows, by the bankers clock
time: Lottery to close at 81 o'clock
auction to close at 10 O'Clock voting for
most popular dry goods merchant to
close at I04 O'CLOCK; voting for portrait
of Gen. Lee to close at IL o'clock vot-
ing for ring to the young lady, III
o'clock voting for bankers clock, Il4
o'clock.
THEFrs.-Fred williams ~lcoIored) was
examined before Squire Creighton yes
terday, charged with stealing a corn q
from Michael MeehaD. He was com
mitted to Jail in default Of $1,000 bail for
bis appearance at the criminal court.
VIM. Atkinson, (eolored) arrested the
ether day at the instance of Charles c.
Dickinson 'coIored) for alleged larceny
of $50, belonging to the estate of the late
Joseph CoIweH (coloredb was remanded
to prison by Squire Creighton yesterday,
being unable to give the bail required
$4,000 for his appearance at the criminal
court.
THE COOPER Recommendations
Gallagher, arrested for the alleged muir
der Of Henry Cooper on Jefferson street
| sunday night, was brought before Es-
quire Walton for examination yesterday.
Owing to the absence Of a number OF
witnesses and the impossibility of fin
ishing the testimony at a single sitting,
the examination was postponed until 8
| O'Clock this morning. The prisoner
Gallagher is quite a young man, evil
IDENTIFY not more than twenty-five or
twenty-three years old. His garb and
general appearance betoken him to be-
long to the lower ranks Of life. He looks
as though he bad 'roughed it" consid-
erably, but his is by no means a bad face.
BASE BALL.-A match game of base
ball, between the G. J. Madden and
Pride Of the South B. B. c., was played
upon the grounds of the latter Thurs
day, May 23d. The P. S. B. B. c. were
elared the winners by the following
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sTArE o. NV YORK
Ctfv md Connfv 81 New Ynrk

STATE o. NEW YORK
City and County q New York. e.
On this 18th day CT e5ruary. A ID. 1871. before
me personally appeared the above named Hugo
Wesendonk and Frederick SchwendIer. per-
sonally known % me 10 be the President and
Acting secretary Of the Germsnia Lie Insur-
ance Company, and did severally affirm. de-
pose and swear thai the foregoing Statement
By them SUBSCRIBED is true.
(-7 q. ". SADLER.
SsalOfCo. Commissioners OF Tennessee,
t--} uWall street. New TsrE.
seal Of GOm'r. I hereby certify Gat the
t--zJ above Is a trUe copy OF State
ment OF the LIE lusUfauee Come
pany. Of City Of New York, as 8Jpea-s- ON ne
In my ONCE. W.HAFCBETr Comp.
JOIN II. RRERICYS. Sent Agent,
myB law8W ONCE s03 Main srreet
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Great Rodnotion in prices on all kinds
of Goods at the New Orleans Cheap
Store, 2f03 Main street. may2I 1t
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Mr.. Chapman, of the Enterprise
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d sTOLEN.

one red Cow. three or rour years old, branded
md" on LEFT shoulder, crop in right ear, un-
der half bit and over slope in lett ear, white
star Ia face. Also, a yOuug red Gail, hree
weeks old. Also, one black COW, white back,
other marks same as abovs-Calf about nve
maufhS old. OF dsrk red color. A suitable re-
ward viii be given for the recovery ofthe COWS,
or bv leaving information with j.. Mcdonald,
81 Hill street.. n.y. w
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Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company.
~ q. ). Mail.
For vieksburE, Natebez and New Or
femna.
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GpntS' Furnishing Goods,

GenS' Furnishing Goods.
White shirts, Unders shirts and Drawers. Scars
and Neck Ties.
English and American White, Brown and
Fancy half Hose.
Lisle!Thread Under shirts and Half Hose.
Mosquito Bars and Netting, SIX ParasOls and
Umbrellas
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o0'' sALLIE cola RENEAU.
Secretary l. A. e RociatV.

"Croquet" Has. at Francisco &
Virgins. my25 Ct
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Matchmaker and 0ptieian.
K. /. MrGHaT. $50 f.9 Vain Street,
A-tfnchnaeat NOtice.

practical WATCHMAKER, has for sale
Watch Material, Clocks, and Spectaeles Of
ar kinda my2l II
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THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That any Book that is 70 be had at any OF the
booksDores in the city. is fer sale or 20 let At
R.SUTTON'S Circulating lAhrary,
mv-Im 2A Third street, near cor, JEFFERSON
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Mr.. Editor: Please announce me as a candl-
date for reelection TO Congress. with the
u7S1en Consultation and the unqualified IN
dorsemeut Of the administration OF Andrew
johnson as my platform OF principles, when
will be more clearly dedned in my forthcoming
" circular address" and a PERSONAL interview
aprlst e JOHN W. LEFTwICH.
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Pic Nc BdRd.-Mr. J. George Hand
worker will furnish music for pic mics,
parties, fairs, etc. Can be seen at 80
Second street. N.Y. Wv
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P. S.-Counly Merchants who want to close
out lots OF Certain Dry Goods, NOaOns, Boots
and shoes, and Clothing, viii do well TO call
early. 9r'
All Remnants Regardless Of Cost,
myf2Im
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Second blninvs.

AOLAA. .ss.-ss.s--s--.s0l
First Innings -.24- Grand total.
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Health Is More Precious than Gold /,
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases q speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 208 Main street.
naahG dQWTu
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base
ball, between the G.. J. Madden and
Pride Of the South B. B. c., wa played
upon the grounds OF the latter Thurs
day, May 23d. The P. S. B. B. c. were
elared the winners by the following
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Dressmukinq.-Mrs E. Langan begs to
inform her many friends, that she can be
found al the well known house Of L.
Kremer, where she carries on Dressmak-
ing. She win be glad to attend to all
who may favor her with their patronage.
mV24IW
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CcU at Muir, &e56ias& PaUen's Store,
No. 273 Main street, and see the mag
nifieent Aquarium with gold fish, to be
rafied for at the Grace street church
Fair. It will remain on exhibition until
Monday evening, when it will be re-
moved to the Memphis Club room, where
the Fair is held, and will be rallied for
on the last night of the Fair. Chances,
one dollar each. mayl9 Nv
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Tfeket Aggnfe. c0ruer Naiu and Madison
HETNRTTH, ? b. s Bros, Con.ssuone s. S6
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Competing, Wall Paper, Curtains and
Mosquito Bars 81 Joseph Grieshaber's,
S75 Main street. my17 I'm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-25

Miller & Henry, u Madison street, do
their cum gOrk, and pay less rent than
any other Office in the city eOnse-
quently they can afford to do Job Print
ing cheaper than the cheapest Call and
see them. may9eodlm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-25

CoGL-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 50
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-25

CRICKET MATCH.-A friendly game of
was played yesterday by the
members of the St. Georges cricket
club. Messrs. Fl. and A. Wilson threw
for sides, when Harvey having won the
toss, the following is the score:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-25
ToE a RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Per. Pine BIuG and Little Rock
curFaTE Raess Pritehard master