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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-26

The Austin IateHigeacer says brown
domestics Of an excellent quality, and Ia
all respects equal to the northern brands,
are now made by the manufacturing
companies Of New Braunfelssa flourish
Ing German town situated near the junc-
ton of the Comal and Guadaloupe.
The Toledo board Of trade has recon-
sidered its action adopting the GENITAL
system, and indefinitely postponed the
subject.
APPLES-There is not much of a
stock on hand. Good winter are in de-
maDd, and sell atfr0m s. to IS per barreA
Receipts, % barrels.
BRAN-There is 8 light stock on
hand, with fair local demand. Selling
on the levee at $50 70 SS5 per ton. Re
csipts, nOn
BUTrER-Reeeipts are very fair, and
prices not firm. Choice roll and tub
scarce. Selling at 25to soc common not
in demand. Selling at 20 to 25e. Re-
ceipts, 2S kegs, 80 tubs.
BAGGING-There is a fair stock, but
the demand has ceased. Prices are weak
at 25 to Soc for both India and Kentucky.
Receipts, none.
CORN-The stock on hand is not
large, and prices are firm. Selling on
the levee at 81 Is. Receipts, 2999 sacks.
~CORNMEAL-The stock is light.
Kilndried sells at SIS 25 10 IS IS fresh
ground at 81 Is to S.. Receipts, 476
barrels.
COFFEE-A very good stock is now
in store. Prices are firm for allqualities.
Rio, 25 TO 25c Laguayra, 35 to 3ec
Java, 43 to 45c. Receipts, 0
CHEESE@There is a good demand
ard fair stock. Prices are steady.
English dairy, 20 TO 22o western re-
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Inflated Mercury must perish. But q
better fortune awaited them.
The steamer Palmer, coming down
from Little Rock, reached the wreck
about 3 O'Clock en- the morning Of the
14th, and rescued ali tbathad not already
persisted from cold. Had It not been for
the fortunate circumstances OF the appear
anee Of the Palmer, most, II not all, Of
the passengers and crew must have per-
ished, while it was in the power Of the
gallant captain Of the IS. Patrick 70 have
saved them.
1t is hoped that the public will pass
upon him the Judgment which he merits,
and award to Mai. johnson and Capt.
Peay the praise which they deserve, con-
fdent that they viii receive the grateful
thanks OF all in whose behalf they en-
listed Themselves. All the ladies were
saved. Only five or six persons were
lost, and they were frozen.
Respectfully, asA. BUCK.
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REGISTRY OF DEEDS MORTGAGES.
VIM. 5. Pickett for Mary +. Pickett to
Jane w. Pickett, deed Of gift, half of
county lot BurBett's subdivision G. 81.
Monsarrat to Martin and Cornelius
Griffin, quit claim deed, lot 6, Hawley's
subdivision John p. Trezevant to Val
e1tine Malsi, deed of REIMBURSEMENT to
lots No. 4 and 5, Browns subdivision @.
H. Monsarrat 10 W. A. Bryan and VIII.
Saunders, quit claim, lot :, HIPS subdi-
vision NJ. /. Meacham, W. B. CAL
breath and +. 9. Terry to c. r. Davis,
quit claim to one-third of lot No. 4I9,
corner Of Union and Third streets w. B.
GaloFeatb TO Frank @. Terry and G. r.
Davis 20 NJ. L. Meacham, quit claim to
same; NJ. L. Meacham, W.B. GaIbreath
and G. r Davis To r. @. Terry, quit
claim TO same; + Wise TO Margaret
y. CapehRrt, deed SOS, lot on Henry
street p. g. Meath 20 c. s. Severson,
deed Of trust on II acres near Fort Pick
ering, TO secure $3.50 Duncan Mclean
to Thomas T. Hicks, quit claim deed, lot
on Brinkley avenu Joseph Mitchell
TO Thomas Madison, deed, S2967 20, let
No. 40 Chickssaw street; ThOs. Madden
TO Jos. Mitchell, trust deed on lot 40
Chickasay street, S9ii 7-I00 James w.
Moore and LeandeE Slaughter 10 John
p. Trezevant, trustee, trust deed, lot n
Ragland s~ubdivisiOn, to secure $500; J.
b. q Z. Ragland to Jas. w, Moore and
Leander Slaughter, deed, lot n Ragiand
subdivision, $780, Nicholos and James
EtchiRme to John Etehiame, deed, lot 8
COahOmo street.
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CARD.

DIR. TRoTTER AND AID FOR THE
SoUTH.-I will call attention to the fact
that l did give all my time in procuring
aid for the soldiers and their families
during the war, and from an unfounded
prejudice was arrested by Gen. Forrest
and at the time l delivered up all Of the
money which was placed in my charge
for the purchase of soldiers shoes, and
before 1 could get the shoes made to rder
by John Mathis, of Sumter county, Ala,
quit the business and turned yer all the
money 10 Gen. Forests Officers. And
( now, since the close of the war, Z have
been travelling and appealing to the peo-
pie IN behalf of the destitute widows and
orphans in the south, and or
gaming southern aid societies,
Eructing them all the time
C. ship articles of supplies to reliable cit
liens in the south, redistribution among
the needy. And now I would ask all re-
liable citizens In the south who know of
restitution, TO address me a letter at
Memphis, Tenn, to the care of the firm
Of Cobbs, Haynes & Co, and I VIII in
struct them where to send for aid.
]. n. TROTTER.
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W
serve, Is to t9c; faetoay, there Is bur
little in the market. Receipts, 4 box.
EGGS-There Is . large supply. Fresh
sell at from IS to 20c. Receipts, 108 pigs.
FL0UR-The market Is web supplied
with every grade. The demand ID good
and prices steady. Wequote common st
81 TO 50 superfine, $40 to S1I X, SlI 80
20 Sl3 Xxx, XXX, and all fancy brands
from S1s Dto SIS per barrel. Receipts,
$50 barrels.
HAY-Tbers is a fair local demand for
prime, which sells on levee at $50 TO S35 /;
common, SIS 20 $50. Receipts, $50 bales.
HIDES-There Is a good demand at
7 to &c sor green green sRlted, 81 to Sc /;
flint, II to 12lc; salt dint, IA to Ice.
Receipts, 233.
LARD-There is . large stock on
hand. Prices are firm at 1871 TO 14c IN
~tierces and IS to Isle in kegs. Receipts,
81 kegs, 5 barrels, II tierees.
IRON TIES-The demand has ceased.
Held at il to l2c per ID.
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A BIBLICAL PROPHECY FULFILLED.
The Prophet Hosea said Egypt shall
gather them up; Memphis shall bury
them - tx 6. As the disintering the fede-
raj dead for the purpose of burying them
in the national cemetery in this city has
been going on for some time, it has
brought to mind the foregoing quotation.
An exchange, speaking Of this subject,
says: 50 Southern Illinois is universally
called Egypt, by the inhabitants Of
that state, and its principal city is called
Cairo, after a city of that namei in Egypt.
At Cairo, in our American Egypt,
troops were gathered up or eoncen-
trated, during our late war, for opera
lions against regions contiguous to the
Mississippi river. Memphis was a great
hospital headquarters, after its o0cu-
pancy by federal troops. These multi
piled thousands Of soldiers found burial,
and now that the war is ended, agents
Of the government are exploring burial
places all along the Mississippi river,
and adjacent regions, collecting the
bodies Of buried soldiers AID removing
them TO the great national cemetery at
Memphis for burial. thus fulfilling the
prophecy, Egypt snail gather them up
Memphis shall bury them.'"
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LOST HIS TRUNK. "A Mississippian
named McGEire sent his trunk yester-
dav, BY q negro, to have a key fitted.
The trunk contained S1I0 in money, and
three suits clothes. Neither the negro
nor the property has since been heard
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SENT UP.-The two horse thieves,
Tom. Moore white and Geo. w. Lasher
lcolored,l were yesterday sent up for
trial by Justice Hall, and a true bill was
found against them by the grand jury.
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WATCH STOLEN.-A Mr.. J. R.. TrOtter
met a woman on Front street Sunday
night, who relieved him Of a fine gold
watch and chain. The property was re-
covered by one Of the detectives, and
the woman arrested.
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HAIGHT q CHAMBERS CIRCUs.-The
circus OF Messrs. Haight & Chambers,
" tn which is combined the m~enagerie
Of Ames, Of New Orleans, viii exhibit
in this city early in the month.
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STEAMBOAT OBBER
Of Mr.. Myerstein, q passenger on the
steamer Ruth, was entered at an early
hour yesterday morning, while that boat
was lying at this point, and a valuable
gold watch and chain stolen. No trace
Of the thief as vet.
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Te one Patroas o. the Appear.

TIE the Patrons OF the Appeal.
You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
TO report At the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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4 CHANCE TO GET 4 HOME
FoR TWO DOLLARS

THE Piatt OF Lots can be seen at No. rs Nom
u roe street, up stairs situated withis one
hours ride Of Memphis, Immediately on the
railroad. To come on the RIRST SATURDAY
N APhl4h commencing AZ 10 o'clock. an
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Receivers sale
Real Estate and City Brewery,
Thursday, April A. 1857.

william Hundb ausen W. Frederick Rusuer
DN virtue OF an intSrlocufOry decree made IN
ID TINS c4use in the Chzncery CaurJ OF Mem
pms VIII sell at public auction to o. q highest
bidder on the premises OF Hill street.. m The
city OF Memphis, between the hours OF II am.
and pm On THURSDAY, 18th cay Of April
vii. A certain LoT ofIAND. lying ana being
IN the city OF Memphis ccunty Of shelby and
STATE OF Tennessee. seventy-three feet runr on
Htl street. by adapth OF one husdreu ana MY
eight, together with al and lngulaf the i'm
proYements thereon, stock and Fixtures The
said property Is known as the +" C1ty Brewery
property.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash, and tie
balance in equal iDstallm MIS- six, twelve and
rfvinu bond with security . lien refainsa on
nroDer4y tn payment Gftne purcEase money =
equity Of redemption waived
CHAS A. DAMMANN.
-Lrr - uao.r---
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# you desire to quit burning coal oil,
call at No. 10 Jefferson street, and buy
Greenough's nen-explOsive burning
fluid. 1t will burn in same burners that
Petrs, Aurora or Lighthouse oil, and we
promise you q better light than either of
them. For sale at fifty cents per gallon.
o f. PRESCOTT & Co,
mrh0Q u M 40 IRfarScn street
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The public are hereby notified not 70
pay to any n any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January S1st
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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BANK OF ENNESSEE.-Th Thirty
thousand dollars Bank Of Tennessee
notes fold issue) wanted at the Home
Insurance. and Trust company, No. II
Madison street. mch243t
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REFULAR ST. FRANCIS RIVER PACKET.
For Helena, WittsbarE and ST. Francis
River,
MOLLIE HAMILTON - ouman AF,st.-
This elegant steaner viii leave IT,
for the above on A
TUESDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD q co. Agents.
Cclaer Main ana Madison sta.
mhS42t tr Wharf boat f0ot Monroe It.
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CIRCUIT cOURT.-The following cases
were continued by absence Of plaintiffs
attorney: Nos. II, 10, IS, q, q, 80, 40.
q watGon vs. Williams, dismissed for want Of
prosecution.
"a ]. q. Finney ". S. A 0everR, rule on plain
tif 10 show cause OF next terra why suit
shall not be dismissed for wslt OF prose-
cutiOn,
$50. United states VS.. Carroll Ct al, on postonhce
bond. verdict for defendant.
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STAMP CAsEB=In order that there
may be no misunderstanding in regard
10 the stamp cases, we repeat the ruling
Of Judge Trigg upon the SUBJECT, The
cases came up on q motion 70 dismiss the
express RECEIPT stamp cases on the follow
ing grounds First, The declarations or
information seem 70 have been brought
by an assistant assessor, when they should
have been brought by the collector.
second, That the information had been
brought prematurely, the declarations
showing that they had been brought
within the twelve months allowed
to the parties by law to APP
pear before the collector and convince
him that the stamps had been omitted
inadvertently, and without any inten-
ton Of fraud or evasion Of law. Third,
That the declarations seem to have been
filed BY c.. A. CkOate, assistant district
attorney, when there IS no such officer
in this district. Fourth, That the decla-
rations were void because they did not
include Z" contra fOTnun9 stdtud." The
court ruled, that the information might
well be brought BY the assistant
assessor as well as By the collector there
fore that ground eOuld be no reason
for dismissal. Second, while il was true
the law gave the parties twelve months
to 20 before the collector, TO convince
him that 1t was an un~intentiOnal viola
ton Of the law, yet the United States
was not bound to wait twelve months
and if suit was brought within that time,
prosecution must take their chances, for
ifthe parties should go before the collector
and convince him it vas byinadvertence
the stamps were omitted, they would be
permitted 20 stamp the receipts, and that
would be a remission of the costs and
everything else. Third, The court held
the declaration to be good. Fourth, The
court did not think it a proper time to
consider the subject as to whether there
was or was not an assistant district at
torney, illegally there might be-, because
that Is a question of fact and would have
10 be investigated.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In the case OF Brown d. Jones vs..
steamer Charleston, judgment sal 20.
Bradford VS.. steamer Morning Star,
judgment for the libelants, $1,000. ]. w.
GOseby vs. steamer Lady, Judgment for
belants, SI72 80.
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CAAUHT IN THE ACT-The practice Of
stealing cotton in small quantities from
bales has become quite annoying of late,
so much so that every lot has to be care
fully watched day and night to prevent
these petty thefts. Yesterday a negro,
Ransom Baylis by name, was caught at
this work on the bluff and furnished
with quarters in prison.
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5. K. ToBEY, President. E-C.KIRK, Cashier
HEMPHIs CITY SAVINGS INTsIFUTIGE,

EUCCessOrB 70
OGDEN, rOBEY q CO.,
No. Is JEFFERSON street, Memphis, Tenn,
Dealers in
GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, GOVERNMENT sECU-
BITES, LAND RRA AND IN
CURRENT MONEY.
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FOR OsCEOLA.

REGULAR HE1fPHH 4ND QyCEOLA
PACKET
Ser Randolph. FULTON and Osee0Ia.
RlCTok No. ----.E 8, Flynn master
THIS elegant passenger steamer IT,
viii leave as above an N
TpEADAH, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
FoE freight or passage apply OF board.
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A MAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE.-AnOther
shooting affair occurred on Saturday
night on the Pigeon RoOst road a
short distance from town. The facts
in brief are, that a man named Joseph
Dolan, who keeps a grocery in that vi
cinity and retails cheap whisky, and
when under the influence Of the ardent
is apt to be very quarrelsome and abu-
sive, on the night in question he had
been drinking a good deal and com
menced abusing his wife. She remon-
strated with him on his conduct, when
he seized a revolver and fired, the shot
taking effect in the left arm above the
elbow. Medical attendance was called
in and amputation was deemed neces-
sary. The operation was performed yes
terday morning by Drs. Keller and Will
lett. 1t is feared the woman will not re-
cover. He was arrested on q warrant
issued by Justice Creighton, and will
probably be brought up for examination
to-day.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-In the case Of
John Gaerin, charged With murder Eve
juFors were empenDelied,
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To Shippers Of Cotton from Memphis.
In order to give shippers choice Of routes
to New York, I have appointed Capt.
w. Jay johnson, CT the Star wharfbOat,
my agent for the Diamond line at Mem
phis, to contract for and give bills
Iading at current rates freight, UiG all
rail, UiG Llasyills, or, if shippers prefer,
river to Cincinnati per splendid packets,
and rail to New York. 1 as agent duly
appointed by competent authority, guar
antee to shippers TO carry out his oils
lading. Our time East is as fast, If not
faster, than any other line.
J. &. BUCKLES,
Old Reliable Agent B. g. I. 60. DIAMOND Line,
Louisville, KY.
I~oVEsvILLE. March IL. 1867. mar20-Im
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Health Is More Precious than Gold !
Or. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 20S Main street.
m~ar6daWfV
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--latest Styles 81 dress trimmings, laces
and emhroideries, at Mack Bro,s, &
Bohm, ssl Main street. mar24 iw
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SPRING G00Ds.-EFefy n should 90
TO the cheapest and brst b0Hse in the
cily-H. B. Wells, for fine goods.
He has a splendid spring stock,
Just received. which he Is deter
mined TO sell cheaper than any other
ho0se in the city. All styles Of dreSs
prints. linen, lawn. French calieOes, SILK
aad granite pODIiHs, silk and brOche
grenadines, French ehlntZ. Arabian Grape,
and sDring SILKS Of al shades and C0lOFs.
Also, the latest and finest silk maBtillas
and ladies' Walking salts. Especial at
tenti0n is called to the new designs In
trimmings. These goods are to be sold,
and will be az the lowest possible rates.
Don't fall TO give H. B. Wells a call,
36l haih street. meh24 Iw
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FINNIE 3 sUcKHAM
500 Main Street.

HAVE Just resolved 100 bbis. good Peachbiow
Ill Potatoes; 30 ibis Harrison Flour: 81 bhiS.
btst Family ram 10 tizrces Gea. r. DAVIS 4
Cos Hams; 5 ooxes Geo. ~ Davis a o.
mnlo t. - Main street.
Old Government lava l0Gee-Tery nae.
GREEN and oolong ma warranted nise
VI Lard In kErs; No / Bio CuFs5; SoEzr-zl
kinds; Hoap q Starch.
FINNIE 4 BUCKHAM,
milo 90 Main street,
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HelvingtOn: 4 Story Of IS63.-Every
one should read it. Il is the book of the
day. For sale by Geo. Pattison & Co.,
SO North Court street. mah2llw
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DISHONEST DRAYMAN--A negro dray
driver, who had been in the habit Of
taking bundles from the Allen house to
the Greenlaw opera house, took some
parcels on Saturday night, as usual, but
failed to deliver them. TformstiOn has
been given to the police, but no trace Of
The thief IS vet.
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BIG COTTON THEA negro named
Cbas. Matthews, charged with stealing
cotton from Mr.. s. S. Lake, WIS yester-
day, in default Of bonds for $1,000, COM
mitted to jail to await his trial on
the charge. -Four bales Of cotton had
been stolen from the warehouse, and
from the evidence, there is little doubt
that he is one Of the guilty parties.
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ron CAIRO.

REGULAR MEMPHIS & CAIRO PACRET.
For 0seeOla, HR7e's Point. New Madrid.
Hickman, the Bends, Columbus aud Cairo.
LADY------.S Ward master, q, ?. Ward CLERK
Leaves Memphis for tha abeve
n interIneGtats points every ~
MONDAY. at pm. leb24 IN
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CITY ESSUE.-Twenty thousand
dollars city scrip wanted Immediately at
Home Insurance and Trust company, No.
II Madison street. mh24 st
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FoRCIBLE ESTRY--On the complaint
Of Jas. Price Justice Creighton issued a
warrant yesterday for the arrest Of
Emma Lowry, who was charged with
breaking into his house on Gayoso street,
contrary to the statute in such case made
and provided. The matter will be in
v~estigated to-day.
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II a man Tags aside ten cents everyday
cut Of his wages it will insure his life,
y for the benefit Of those dependent on
him. for two or three thousand dollars,
and it is in the power Of eueTy n to lay
up more or less, which will be the
Of making him feel happy and eontented
that bis family's future is protected from
the advantages offered by Owen, Moore
and West, agents for the Etua Life In
surance Company, Office 224 Madison
street, Memphis, Tennessee.
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FoR \ KTvER.
ESR ST. LOUIS.

E0R ST. LOUIS.
REC ULAR MEMPHIS IND ST LOCLs
PACKET
Fer Cairo and ST. Louis.
CITY OF Bob. X. Reilly master
This swift running steamer wiz It.
leave as above ON C
THIS DAY, 28th inst, at 3 I'm
BLEN. CALVERT, supt.
PETERSON q DILL, Pass. agents nh28 It
REGULAR HkMPHIS AND ST LOUIS
PACKET
For Cairo and ST. Louis.
CJ1U5OF ALTON Calvert master
: This splendid steamer VIII leave L.
as above on t
WEDNESDAY, 9th inst, at ) pun.
FLE TALVERT, sup't.
DILL q PErERSO :, Pass. gents. mhM q
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STBVER! ~STLVERti-Five thou

SILVER! ~SILVER thou
sand dollars silver (halves and quarters
wanted Immediately at Home Insurance
and Trust company, No. IL Madison
street. mh24 81
Great Attraction Spring Opening of
Millinery and Fancy Goods = Miss
Doherty will have her grand opening
on Thursday, March %. She is glad to
inform her friends that she has this sea-
son imported her goods direct from Paris.
She has engaged the services Of the first
class milli1ers from the celebrated estab-
lishments Of Madame Yirot and Mad
anne Laure, 26 Rue de la Paise, Paris.
Miss Doherty feels that with her i'm
mense stock, and facility for increasing
the same, she can please the most fas-
tidiOus. MARIA st.
n. B.-New goods received per every
French steamer.