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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

THE LBCTURB.-The "FsnneyT Thrush
ton" fund. The "widowsand orphans of
Confederate soldiers" are to have an
other benefit next Tuesday night, the
18Th, at the Tabernacle" as indeed
they will every Tuesday night in future.
Judge T. w. Brown, a talented member
OF the legal profession Of this city, has
prepared, with much labor and care, a
highly interesting discussion Of "The
Late War and its Results viewed apart
from all partisan politics, but through
themedis Of history and philosophy, and
from the high character of the lecturer
for learning, logic and ~eloquence, q rare
treat may be anticipated. 1t is aston
ishing how popular these lectures are be-
coming. Notwithstanding the dreadful
streets and weather, you will find at the
Tabernacle every Tuesday night large
audiences Of our very first people, eager
10 hear the sble gentlemen who have
lectured there, and alss to aid in enc of
the noblest enterprises ever started in
this or any other city, whether viewedin
intellectual, moral or charitable light.
Many persons have newell missed a sin
gle one OF these lectures, and the num-
Der of constant, regular attendants is
increasing. When the weather
settled the /" tabernacle" will be
The place Of all others in Memphis every
tuesday night. The Philhsrmonics, as
usual, will be in attendance, and double
he worth of the price of the tickets
IAN be realized from their choice
For the purpose of
avoiding delay and confusion,
would suggest that those who intend
go to the lecture, purchase their
tickets before night, at the drug and
book stores. Price, fifty cents. Much
,redit is due young Messrs. Cruzs and
for the faithful and courteous inter-
st they have manifested in this noble
enterprise from the beginning, by atten-
ion at the doors. Other clever young
gentlemen have volunteered to act as
upon this occasion.
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Special Dispatch % Memphis Appeal
New ORLEANS, March Is, 4p.m.-Cot-
ton receipts this week, ending Friday
afternoon, 1920 bales, against Is,4O0
bales last week sales 5000 bales this
week, against $4,000 bales last week
stock on hand and on shiDboard not
closed, 220,O0G bales. Total receipts st
all seaports to latest dates, I,40O, 600
bales. Market active middIing, sic
low middling, Soc good ordinary, 2Se
ordinary, 274e.
PITrMAN BROS q Co.
Cotton Factors, I5 Gravier street.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-This court was
occupied yesterday in the appointing Of
attorneys for prisoners having none en-
ployed.
Tomorrow the case Of D. R. Grace
who killed Frank Cummings last Sep
TENDER, will be commenced. About six
hundred jurors have been summoned in
this case.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

THE OPEKA.-Lsst evening the opera
Of SonambuId was a usual with the
Roncari ~troupe-given with exceedingly
fine effect, and delighted the rather
select than numerous audience assem-
bIed. Many Of our readers will learn,
with regret, that the pecuniary result Of
the brief season has been such as TO for
bid the continuance of the present series
Of performances during another week,
and it is sadly to be feared hat the ex-
perienee Of both operate combinations,
during the last winter, in Memphis, will
deprive US ofthis great pleasure for some
time to come. The operatie corps will
proceed to New Orleans to-day, and we
trust will be appreciated there as they
deserve.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

INQUEsT.-Mr. Coroner Cotton was
yesterday called upon to hold an inquest
on the body of Jno. MeGeary. From
evidence given before the coroner's jury,
We learn that MeGeary, who drives a
coal cart, drove down to the bayou, near
Market street bridge, yesterday about
noon, to water his mule, when the ami
NAL iouudered in the mud, and both
mule and driver were drowned. A YER
diet Of accidental drowning was re-
turned. McGeary was a young man
well thought Of by all who knew him.
He leaves a sister, the wife of a respecta-
be mechanic, to mourn the loss Of s low
ing and sfiectionate brother.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

COMMON Law CoURT.-w. L. Duff
sam. II. Cowart and E. i. Hsmlin were
admitted as members of this bar.
I A. d.
l3a Merchants national bank vs.. H. Cary Ell
Al Judgment by defsnlt, S39.
a. Mckinney & Co IS. II. B Hogans, iudg,
mcnt by default for sos 10.
1875 J. NJ. Hill vs. J. \. Caruthers ct al. iuda.
meut and order Of sale, s30O.
$L ]. A. LsCesne & Co. Us T. A. Nelson, judg,
ment by default. soc -
The following cases were dismissed
sa. ] NJ. White VS.. N. s. Rodner.
~ C. W. Harbsrt vs. ". e Rodger, ct al,
48 Gayoso Savings Institution vs. James Rice
A. n.
I'd. J. ]. James, Lane & Co. VS.. c. W. Richards
f0fL VIM. Conard W. A. W. Nelson.
liz. Geo. Il, Lequevre We. r.. A Hughes.
The following cases were stricken from
The docket;
A. u
8L j.. ]. Matthews -. B. G. Rainey.
~. LINN q Mae on vs.. steamer Bostona.
In the following replevin suits judg-
ments were taken by default, and dam
ages waived in each case:
A, D.
lo5S A. yaecsro & Co. " johnson a Wright.
~ C-S Cameron vs. James Minden.
- ]. I oDough VS.. A. Caldwell
ioa k J, Jones vs.. J. J. Thompson.
In the following cases judgments by
default were taken and writs Of inquiry
were awarded
4. n.
u G2moeTt 4 Conner vs. NorylU, Boone & Co.
lAA y M.Iryige vs.. Root CaWoen.
SO b. D. Stephens vs. RooS right.
In case No. S28, A D., H. safarans vs..
M. Jones, dismissed for want Of proseeu-
ton and a writ Of inquiry awarded.
Adjourned until Monday at 9 am.
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DIR. BBRNHARDT.-We paid q visit to
DR.. Bernhardt's reception room, at the
OvertOn hotel, 81 yesterday, and found
him busily engaged with some Of our
most worthy people Of both sexes. His
skill, dexterity and gsntlemaRly de-
mesnor win the confidence Of all, and we
have yet to see the patient who is not
thoroughly satisfied with the doctor and
his ingenious invention. No mere news
paper puff could add to the testimonials
he has received from u most distin-
guished medical men and gentlemen well
known to the country at large. We,
therefore, do not mean to puff him. We
simply state reliable facts, and can safely
leave his accomplishments and instru-
mems to their own peculiar and IN
doubted merit. His stay in our city will
be brief. All who have defective glasses
vision, should call upon him snd
satisfy themselves. No price Is charged
for consultation and no effort made to
secure a purchase beyond the recognized
ethics Of the profession.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

SHOOTING AFFAIR.-The Allen house,
on the corner of Washington andSecond
streets, was yesterday the scene Of a
small interchange Of eivilities between
Messrs. Bell and Relia. 1t appears that
n Of the parties had addressed a note
to a lady in the house, which was re-
ceived by the wife of the other belliger-
ent, and when the two met at dinner au
alteration ensued, during which Bell
pushed or kicked Relia down stairs.
Several shots we're exchanged, and Bell
got Die through the ear. The affair was
happily settled. A larger number were
frightened but nobody hurt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

CHOICE READING Although the
mails have, like angels visits, been few
and far between during the past week,
Col. Ed. wo-shsm, No. 1854 Main street,
has received all the latest papers that
have come through. "CliT" says that
the mails are about played out, and he
relies on the Southern express.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

SUNDAY LITERATURE During this
particularly gloomy weather, it is really
refreshing to find something good to read.
Our young friend Albert Beer, at No. 2S7
MaiR street, has a choice collection on
hand. and is open at all legal hours.
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EXTENSIVE CONFEDERATION.
A Heavy Fire Last Night.
Several Buildings Burned.
Large Stocks Of Goods Burned.

An alarm Of fire Is somewhat unusual
in Memphis, Or at least has been for
some time past. This quiet, however,
was broken in upon last night absut ten
o'clock. A fire was discovered In the
grocery and bakery Of Joe. Lambert, on
the corner Of Howard row and the
levee, which quickly spread to the ad-
~jsceHt buildings. The next victin to the
~devOuring element was Mr. Geo. Humes,
who kepts bakery Rext door. The stock
and furniture Of both these parties were
mostly consumed, very little being saved.
V. II. Carver, who kept a liquor store
next door, was enabled to remove a large
portion of his stock, but its being turned
loose In the street, did not, Of course, in
crease the quantity. The fremen did
all in their power, but the South Mem
phis engine, we learn, owing to the bad
state Of the streets, was III able to reach
the scene. The hose were in a wretch
edly bsd condition, being leaky scd
difficult Of adjustment. This state
Of things reflects seriously to the
discredit of our fire committee, and
those having the matter in charge.
Fox & Humphreys, who had a hay and
feed store two doors from the corner, had
most Of their stock consumed, but were
partially insured. The fire Is still raging
at the time Of our going to press, but
in a fair Wav of s~ubiuFatiOn and
probably will be stopped at Csrvers,
No. 6 on the row The agricultural i'm
plements in the Memphis warehouse
mostly removed. The less in
goods and property may be safely esti-
at from $50. 600 to S2O0, 900.
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ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

THE entsrpriEnK rferds OF St Lazarus
Church have secured the dnal let ana u
Of the Medical College On beel street,
The primary department. 70 Do used as par.
fEh schoof. FOR the small girls and ooye, snd
COLLEGIATE department for young gentle
mar wft6 a anpls chErter 20 confer degrees;
and ten nee Scholarships mI OBS VI Toned
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EA r.
DISH

Opp. Overton Hotel, Main St, Memphis, Tenn,
Where he can be consulted upon all dis
eases OF the Eye, Ear, Cancer. ana al
Chronic Complains
CATARACT Operated for, Artificial Pupils
~ Formed, Crossed or sq1inted EyesStraight-
ened in a moments time, and ali Surgsry upau
the Eye, Ear or Cancer performed In a sc4sndfc
manner.
Persons suffering with diseases Of a certain
order, viii bear In mind that AZ the Dispensary
they can receive a thorough and permanent
Cure, and avoid being unu ecessarIy drugged-
Patients are not received under treatment
without exanination- Incurable cases wiunot
be received under treatment with n prom Sc OF
cure, a. no charges are made unless q cure u
effected.
Drugs and Medicines are constantly kept Al
the DIspensary for the use OF patients only.
Dr. Del LEOPOLD in personal attendance.
Dlspensary open from 3 an until 10 at night.
Hundreds that are now Blind and Deaf will
be restored 10 sight and hearing II they Sc
sure treatment at the DispenEary.
Ts the Doctors former patients in Tennesses
and surrounding States, VIII per-
soma a. In former times, that are suffering with
hhdness and Deafness TO call on the Doctor
FOR examination and treatment, in his New
DisPenssry, opposite Overton Hotel, Main
street, Memphis, Tenn. feb2s-2I IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

CoNTRABAED.-The detectives yester-
day arrested Messrs. C. H. CASTILLO and
Henry Simpson on a charge Of gambling.
They on being taken to the stationhouse,
were reqsired to put up a forfeit Of one
hundred dollars each for their appear
ance on Monday morning. Had they
been negroes, twenty-five dollars would
have been enough.
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SPECHT's CoNFECTIONERY.-This well
known and deservedly popular resort for
the ladies is reopened, and now contains
q superb assortment Of candies, jellies,
cakes, and everything usually found in
similar irst-class establishments. The
restaurant will not reopen until the mag
nifeeut frescos and fixtures now in prog
ress are completed-say in six weeks
but parties and weddings can now be
supplied as well as in the palmiest days
OF this famous temple Of sweets. See
advertisement in another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

Bank Of Memphis, par Bank Of Middle
Tennessee, 80; City Bank Of Nashville,
50 Merchants Bank, rs; Ocoee, %
Bank Of Shelbyviile, so Traders Bank,
par; Southern, p.
The Citizens Union Bank Of Memphis
opened its doors yesterday, and ceiebra-
ted the event by entertaining is numsr-
Gus friends in q princeIy manner, 3 full
account Of which viii be found In our
local columns.
SPECIE MOVEMENT AT NEW xoEK N 1851.
Received from California:
40 SannaryZ4st5l9
Imports from foreign ports:
IN yanuary-----.---- lBJy
A0s35i- Birzi1
Total supply since Jan J, Iss7- 545AO
Exported 20 fCreign ports;
IN 81
In Febru2ry--------- Zizi,4sl- H,s75Sf2
Loss since Jan. ], 1867. s@,Sa
1t will be seen that the receipts nearly
equal the exports, SO that the loss for
two months is less than two hundred
thousand dollars.
The recent act changing the time Of
assessing the annual taxes from May to
March does not affect the time for which
the special taxes are payable. The year
for which special taxes ars due COM
mences and ends May first as heretofore,
although the returns and assessments are
made earlier.
The finance bill, as finally passed by
the Missouri senate, places $685. 900, now
in the state treasury, TO the interest
fund levies q four mill tax which viii
easily realize 81 400, 900 per annum, and
appropriates 81, 900 Of the money due
from Washington. These sums will re-
tire the present year ten coupons on
each bond of the state debt, which is
about SIS, 436, 600, and leaves a sinking
fund Of 500 900 to retire the remaining
coupons, or they may be funded. The
Platte Valley eOmpels the payment Of
$4,000 per annum TO the sinking fund,
the Southwest Pacific $4,000, and the
Iron Mountain and Cairo and Fulton
roads $4,000.
The hin allowing all delinquent taxes
due before 1853 10 be paid without inter-
est which, under the l&w was fifteen per
cent, will add several hundred thousand
dollars 70 the treasury Of the state.
Freddy says, Of the authority Of
Hunts Merchants Magazine, THAT but
one eminent merchant, and his death is
recent, has ever continued in active BUSH
ness, in the city Of New York, to the
oiOse Of q long life, without undergoing
N@4nAARHCl VI q o11RcA5AeA "a B1y MEuk
Ia some u Of the financial crises Of the
country
II IS also asserted on good authority,
from records kept during the past forty
years, that OF every hundred persons
commenced business in Boston,
Rinety.frs die poor.
The statistics Of bankruptcy, under the
Of 1871, will confirm this fact:
Number Of aupffrafns for rerfsf a 7as
Creditors returned, L.B49,s8
~ - BID
Property 43l69LSE7
In some districts but q quarter per
cent. was paid, on an average, for each
dollar due and in some, nothing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

ANARRow EscAPE.-A man giving
his name as A. V. Lowter fell into the
bayou, rear the Market street bridge, yes
terday evening and came pear drowning.
Had Il not been for officer WATSON, who
rescued him, he would no doubt have
found q watery grave. He was taken
to the Adams street stationh house and
locked up.
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ll.si.sIppi and tennessee Railroad.
NnrICEs.

TIE REV. DIR. NAM viii deliver a funeral
discourse at The First Methodist church to-
day. At Il O'Clock, upon the late venerable
Bishop Soule.
CHR1srIAN CHuRcH-Elder 7. W. Caskey win
preaen al the Linden street Christian church
to-day, al Il o'clock An.
Fmsr BAPTIST CHURCH-Dr. Miller has re-
turned 70 the city, and viii preach 20 day,
morning and evening, at the usual hour, in
this church.
ST. LAZARUS CHURCH-Ssrvices to-day al II
O'Clock, Rev. J. H Rogers officiating.
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FoR RTvER.

REGUL4R ARK4NSAs RIVER PACKET
FOr Helena, Napoleon, Pine RluH aaA
Littte Rock.
FLORENCE TRABER---.R. i. Haines master
This exc lent passenger steamer A.
Wi1 lsavs As ABOVE
TUESDAY. 18th inst. al S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD 4 Co, Agents,
Corner Main md Madis0n sts.. or
b q City Wh2rf boat loot Monroe 81
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FoR CAIRO.

REEULAR MEalPHIs e CAIRO PACKER
For OseeOan. Haasrs Point. New Madrid,
Hickman, the Bends, COLUMBUS and Cairo.
LADY~-4 Ward master, BIZ Ward eisrk
Vaav.. Mamphts fer the above
ana ntsrmediate points every ~
MONDAY, at teeA Ina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

UNITED STATES CeURT-W. G. Folkes,
f. L. Harnlin, T. c. Mulligan and H. A.
Kellar were admitted as attorneys and
cOnsellOrs at this court. J. D. Mcdowell,
X. Pesrce and L. T. knight were Z
cUsed from further duty as petit jurors
this term. In the case of the United
States VS.. Samuel McLannahan, United
States marshal st the beginning Of the
war, q prosecution for deficiency in his
accounts was resumed and disposed Of,
the jury finding that he was not in
debted to the government; that he
had accounted for all the public
money that had come into his hands.
The court then took up the stamp cases.
One or two speeches were made by the
counsels. The court sustains the suits
which have not been compromised. The
parties will be liable to a fine OF fifty
dollars in addition to the costs. The
admiralty docket will be taken up on
Monday.
CorrectioR.-The omission Of q figure
"74" in ogr report yesterday, made the
legal reporter ssS that the judgment rem
dered against Col. NJ. c. Galloway was
ss47 AZ. 1t should have read s7,s47 A..
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A PoTTER's FIELD.-The establish
ment Of a "Potter's. field" in almost
every community, dates back to the dark
ages, and certainly since the christian
era in all civilized communities, 8
christian burial and decent resting place
for the pauper dead has been furnished.
The county of Shelby, during the late
troubles, seems to have been somewhat
behind In this matter but the county
court have very properly authorized bids
for the establishment Of 8 Potter's field,
which bids win be received at the Office
of Mr.. Justice Creighton, up to the 10th
inst. We hope, for the credit Of the
county, to see this enterprise brought to
a successful issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

A RUEAwAY.-The horses attached to
a loaded lumber wagon started from
Second street, near Madison, scattering
the load, which consisted of lumber,
proaiscuously. Two white men and q
negro driver, who were on the wagon,
were thrown out. One Of the wheels OF
the wagon passed over the shoulder of
u of the white men, injuring him Sc
Tiously. He was taken to Steever's drug
store, where he was properly cared for,
and removed to his residence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-17

IN Offering OUR BITTERS 10 the southern
Il PuDhc, We have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any northern produc-
lion in our markets. In their dsvisement they
are purely sauthern compounded vith a
special ~adspetuds 20 tbs VsIisus type Or
st0macic arrangements prevalent In cur
climate.
II isa gentle stimulant TO the system aGsr
undergoing q severe Hines.
Il q cure for Dyspepsia
IL sss1sts DIGESTION
hc1res Diarrhea and Cholera MnrbUs-
Il preventive FOR Calls and Fsvsrs
HIS an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling a. all reasons Of the year
lis q HoNz enterprise, AID Possesses true
merit.
- Sold ~everyThsTa.
@. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Rrop-ietors-
feblo tf memuhfz Tenn
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AwARDED.-The contract for building
three brick and q wood ~culvert, also
IN addition to the bridge over bayou
Gayoso connecting Main street extended
with Jackson street in Fort Pickering,
was yesterday awarded to Messrs. Ma
lowney and Good, they being the lowest
bidders, with the understanding that the
work was to be commenced at once and
completed on or before the LIST day Of
Nav next.
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AQr6le HaH.-The wines, liquors, eli
CARS and tobacco that are given to the
many gentlemen that visit this favorite
resort are Of the finest quality. We can
vOuch for this, for we were there, and
"psrtook." Fine sandwich cheese ard
sausage always on the table. Fifty-six
Adams street must become famous to the
those who wish to frequent a first-elass
house.
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FOR NEW z

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ATLANFTCAND MISSISSIPPI STEAAsHLP
COAPANK-U s. MAIL LINE
Fer Napoleon, v~ieksburg, NatebeE and
New orleans.
PAULINE white master
This splendid passenger steamer e.
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY, nth Inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO.
PETERSON &SAYERS, GenTPass. Ag'ts.
WharfbOGt. foot Of Monroe ST,
mhi4lt or cor. aain and Madison sta.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Fer Napoleon. Gr~enviuc. Lake PrOvi-
dence, Nicksburg, Natchez and N. Orleans.
MARBLE 1 master
This splendid passenger packet T.
viii leave as above ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
FLEM CALVERT, SupL.
PETERSON & DILL, Pass. Agents.
Or 20 e. B. BYISGr0N, General Ticket Agent,
No. ) Jefferson street, where tickets may be
TO ali points In the United States. mhi7 2
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET
For Napoleon, Vteksburg, Matches and
N Orleans.
Cummings master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
viii leave E
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at Il n.
WAY JOHNSON, Agent,
mill II Star Wharf boat
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FOR vIcKsBURs,

REgULAR VTcFgBUPG PIcETT
for Helena, Frfnrss Pntuf w...to-
A1nLest feiners Landing. Green-
s1AAes Lake Providence.
AID Ffeksburr.
PHIL SHERDAN. &c.,
This excellent steamer leave. 49,
AemphiB ~ absFe,
THIS DAY, Eth inst, az 10 an.
". JAY JOHNSON. Agent
mhT star boat
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THE NEW CITY CURRENCY.-In 6
previous article, we gave several reasons
tCbv the notes issued by the city should
pass as currency, and it affords US much
pleasure in stating that we hsve heard Of
but one single exception among the bush
ness houses Of the city, that have refused
to receive 1t. AS was anticipated, the
true friends Of onr city, whose public
spirit is not entirely absorbed by their
own selfish - motives, have seconded
the truly commendable spirit Of our
bankers, by receiving them in their busi-
nase trongaafiona Of mar
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We call special attention to sale,
by the clerk and master Of the chsncery
court, on tomorrow, monday, 18th
inst at ten o'clock am, in front Of the
courthouse. The property to be sold is
known as the "RobauPs place." five
acres on McLemore avenue, one mile
from court square, and most eligible.
Terms, seven, twelve and eighteen
months.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-There was
a fair house present last night to witness
the third appearance of Mr.. Chanfrau IN
his character of Sam" As on the
former occasions, he was greeted with
much applause, and acted the part of the
cool but great-hearted man of the world
with ability. On Monday night next,
'yOu know, you know" Madam Ristori
will make her appearance in the charac-
ter of Queen Elizabeth" when the
house will be crowded, " you know"