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OSOPHY OF MARR1 AG E.
new Course OF Lectures as ds1gssed dpsasps q the
sTbjects:- HOW TO Live and What 70 Live U iUL
Youth, Maturity. and Old Age; Manhood HenetanZZ Z
Reviewed; The Cause OF IDdigeAtOn; FlatuieDce hhu
Nervous Diseases Accounted For MaIr,age =. fnn0 na0
sOphically Considered, ETC. ETC. Pocket volumes eon
tanning these Lecturee Will be forwarded post phiH
on receipt of ~ rents hy addressiri w LEAN
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
- and practice OF thirty years 81 the hoItnwssl
CORNER OF Third and Union Streets has lAtey ~
moved 70 seuth ELEVENTH Street, between Mali
His snpeTiority In the prompt and perfect cure o.
all recent, chronic, local and consusuuonAi ~A'V
HONS OF special nature, Ia proverpiAi. ,v1xaa AZ
Diseases OF the skin, appearing ma 1nxsios
weakness, and All nervous debilties scentinca1nH
and suocensfulIy NeateA Ohina honrs nom A.
fO
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
Brig John Shay, Nlckerson Zaza, ID. s. Stetsop a On
sCbr :. A. Holm an, Hoffman, MaysgueE do
schr Lizzie A Watson, Watson, Trinidad de Cuba
Geo. o. Carson d o..
SLr i. Franklin. Piarson, RaltimNra. A. Grnuaa In
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6nement, and he agreed, il acquitted, to
spend a week with Aim.
MOtcalm & Levi, steamboat agents Of
Louisville, have dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Levi r~etires.
A telegram was Received in St. Louis
from Capt. Joseph Brown, now in New
York. stating that he rad been thus far
unable to procure q steamer suitable to
make the proposed FOVare to st, Louis.
Instructions We're I~mfnediatelv sent Capt.
Brown to proceed TO Philadelphia, whore,
il is understood, aEvcaseI OF the prouer
tcnn3ge and drslgltt or wafer csn he
readily obtained.
The Little Rock gazette, Of the s0th
ult., says: The Il. 81 survey boat arrived
YESTERDAY morniugf from above, f1d
moOred on the opposite side Of the river.
Having completed hsr surveys Of the river
from Fort Gibson tOthis point. she Eow
goes g. Cincinnati, ahd Will probably be
sent hack during tie fall. to make the
survey from here to the mouth. The dis
taneC between FCW Smith and Little
Rock has been REDUCED about oao-taird-
instead OF 59e miles Col. Albert places It
1T l9t miles. Froua Fort Gibson to FOrt
Smith the distance i placed at 95H uieS.
We VIII give 2 fuH list Of tie distances as
aseertained By ca. Albert, as soon as It
can be obtained. fThis boat wiz DO taken
in tow by the Ozark 70 Memphis.
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4
striking terror 70 the hearts Of evil
doors Of all descriptions. We are re-
liably informed that several despera-
does who have hitherto staggered
around the city, with perfect conf
dence, have suddenly found the eli
mate Of Memphis unhealthy, and I'M
tremendously vamosed she rancho,
leaving, in one ortwo instances, their
bondsmen in the iurch. The darkies
don't know what TO make Of If. They
daily throng the Courtroom, and are
heard to remark to each other that
Hudson has "gOne back" on them.
4" You see dat, said one on Thursday,
s. he amt no friend of Ourn. We done
'Iected him-dat's all he kyers fur
now"
-" Fleeing add "skinning" are
synonymous termsin a sporting mans
nomenclature. The mulatto who IS
chief Of the bar5er-shOp under the
Commercial Hotel Bob Fleece, heeeed
a young Fleece, Yesterday afternoon,
within an inch ofhis life. The yeils
and squalls of the yOungster were vO-
ciferOus in the extreme, as well might
be the case, as he was catching the
worst "skinningF that ever yet befel
a Fleece; 50 Justify did the kid pipe It
out that a gentleman passing FemOn-
strated with the father, who very
cOOlly told the gentleman to pass on,
or he might catch some Of if. The
compassionate man Z" passed on" but
met Police Commissioner Burditt, be-
fore going far, and complained Of the
brutal negro, whereupOn the Commits
siOner arrested shim and required of
him, at the station, a forfeit Of $50 for
his appearance to-day. That the elder
Fleece viii ..cateh it," would not be q
bad CIess.
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KEROSENE AGAIN.
4 Lady ~Frightfully Burned by the
Explosion of Can Of Coal Oil.

Will the many appalling accidents
that have resulted from the careless
use and handling of coal Oil never act
as q warning? Is it for naught that
the press of the whole country unites
in trying to impress upon its readers
that any of the sO-called I" burning
fluids" are more or less dangerous,
and are liable FROM ~carelessness to be-
come burning fluids Indeed? About
six weeks ago we published an ac-
count of the fatal burning Of q little
girl on Monroe street, near the river,
whose clothes were set on fire by the
of a can of kerosene, with
q portion of which She was attempt
ing TO kindle a fire, and we are now
called upon to chronicle an accident Of
the same fearful character, which yes
terday afternoon befeIA AmOst estima-
bic lady under almost precisely SINH
lar circumstances.
Mrs. Aiken, wife 9f a gentleman
engaged at the Southern Publishing
House, and who resides at the corner
Of Fifth and Mill Streets, Chelsea.
about five O'Clock yesterday afternoon
attempted to kindle az fire in her stove,
and poured coal Oh on the fuel to
quicken the famed No sooner had
the stream touched the fire than the
blaze followed it Into the can, Of
course bursting it aid scattering the
liquid fire over the 6ress and person
of Mrs. 4. No one but two small
childred were in fhe house at the
time, and the pOo9woman in her az
Ony rushed into tho yard, where she
was observed by market-gardener
who was passing v tn his wagon, and
who, as quick Jas was possible,
jumped from his vehicle and went
to her assistance. Catching the
burning lady in bis arms he carried
her into the house and by great effort
succeeded in stihiag the flames by en-
veloping her in ablanket, being him
self painfully burned in his heroic
exertiOns to save the lady from an
agOnizing death.
The attendant physicians, At dark
last night, expressed the opinion that
the injuries were not necessarily fatal,
hut it is feared that she cannot recover.
The husband andh little ones have
our warmest synpathies in this sad
affection that has fallen upon his
household
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IMPORTANT ARREs-r r.
Capture Of ed. Lindsay, the Out
law and Desperate.

Detectives Orr and George Hayden
yesterday managed to effect one of
the most important arrests that have
been made by the Metropolitan Eolice
in some timeAone if we mistake not
that will throw much light on a good
many dark passages in the criminal
records of the past six or eight
months. We refer to the capture OF
the notorious and long, wanted "
desperate, Ed. Lindsay.
The charges against Lindsay ale TOO
numerous to mention in detail here.
Some idea NAV be found of their
number, from the fact that the ajggre-
gate of small reVFards-(sums of % to
$50 offered for him, amount to over
$500. He IS a pal of the Curtin gang,
and among other charges against him,
are completely in the murders at the
old Dickens place, the robbery ut or
near BucksnOrt (Where 5000 in gold
was stolen, and the owner beat nearly
to DEATH, and the robbery of q Mr..
Williams.
This latter case was the one which
detective Hayden was working up,
and which occurred on the night of
April 10Th, on the Macon road, some
fourteen miles to town. Lindsay first
attacked Williams and robbed and
beat him. Not getting much money,
he left him on the roadside and went
to his house, where he found his sister,
whom he choked and otherwise mai
treated, to make her tell where the
money was hidden. Being interrupt
ed BY the advent Of Williams, he
made his escape, and the detectives
have been looking for him ever since.
As he is known to be q desperate
scOundrel, the detectives went pre-
pared for a difficulty, but they man
| aged to come on him unaWares and
get him at advantage. Seeing that
there was no chance TO defend
himself, or escape, he surrendered AT
discretion, and was taken to the
Causey street station where he was
/ confined yesterday and last night.
Since his capture Lindsay has not
been very communicative. He said
several times yesterday that he would
! commit suicide if he had the means,
and expressed a regret that he did not
show fight or attempt an escape and
die like a man, when the detectives
cameupOn him.
He will have a preliminary exam
nation before Squire Black to-day,
and will probably have his quarters
transferred from the st%atiOnhOuse 70
the Jail.
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A Beautiful Work Of Art

We had the pleasuTe yesterday Of
examining one Of the most finished
and beautiful an creations that we
have ever seen in this cOuntry-a
piece Of embroidery in silk and che
mile on canvass, representing the
I" Return Of the Hawking Party and
executed by Miss Jennie BacigalupO,
daughter Of Mr.. Vincent BacigalupO,
Of this city, who is now at school at
Mount st. Nincent Academy, near
Cincinnati. To give anything ike q
description worthy efthe work would
require the sen Of 4 thorough art
critic, and more space than We can
conveniently give II, and we viii,
therefore not attempt more than a
mere sketch Of it.
The picture. for such WemusUcall it,
is in a most gorgeOps and beautiful
guilt frame, about Eve feet wide by
seven high-the picture itself, hOwev-
er, being only about four by six. The
design IS after the well known en-
craving by the same name, which has
been faithfully followed-the accuracy
Of the drawing being most remark
able.
Standing at q little distance OF ii is
impossible to convince oneself that the
cOloring is not the work of the pencil
in the hands ola master Inner. The
light and shade are, so carefully be
slowed, the colOrs 50 harmonious, the
tints so sortly yet boldly blended, that
the work has all the appearance Of an
oil painting by a great master.
But il Is on close examination that
its greatest beauties become apparent,
and admiration grows to enthusiasm,
when we find that this marvellous
picture is a piece Of pmhroidery-the
work not of pencil and palate, but Of
a needle, and that, too, in the hands
Of a Miss scarcely in her teens. 1t was
on exhibition, recently, at the COM
Tnencement exercises Of st. Vincent
Academy, and was the cynOsure Of all
ewes. The Cincinnati Commercial re-
ferred to il in the most glowing terms,
and truly said that Memphis might
well feel proud to claim the artist as
her own.
We are Informed that Miss BaCiga-
lupo was engaged Cor ten mdNNhs on
the work, and that the material and
frame cost over seven hundred dollars.
1t VIII bessplaced IN Mr.. Baeigalupo's
residence, and wBl be one of the
prOudest ornaments among the many
works O rertl with which it i
adorned
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H EARTHQUAKE.
A New Sensation in the City Of
Sensations.
The Reputation of the Town Saved
at the last Hour.

Memphis, as a city of sensations, Is
peculiarly fortunate-may be said TO
be in the biggest kind of luck. We
have had the most diabolical murders,
the most aggravated cases of seduction
and abandonment, the most audacious
sWindlers, the highest water, the
coolest and hottest weather, the most
terrific storms, the biggest dead-beats
in the show or any other business, and
now the earthquake has come along
and put it out of the power of any
other town Of the same size to crow
over us. For two long weeks u ex-
citabIe population have been tuning
and fretting overthe lack of something
on the sensational order to talk about;
bilious and discontinued faces could
be G e in every direction. Some of
the grumblers went so far as todeclare
that if ThOmpson's big balloon didn't
collapse after getting a mile above the
earthan spill the Rronauts out on the
/ ground, they'd leave the - place;
something must turn, or be turned
up, or the town was bound to go TO
the bad.
But everything l. serene now. The
late grumblers and GROWERS have
| purchased real estate in ElmwOod,
/ and vow never to again g go back, y
| even in feeling, on the burg during
this life, and when called from this
earth to q hotter (if not brighter
| cline desire their remains to rest in
! close proximity to what was TO them
in life "the only place where things
were done as things should be- Al
most any of them would have loaned
money on the spot to any applicant
| Yesterday. Their minds were easy;
| the reputation of the town had been
saved; the earthquake had come
| along Just in the nick Of time.
The only objection that has been
| raised, or that could be raised, so far
as this reporter has been over the
/ ground, Is at theunseasOnable hour at
/ which the tidal wave " put in an
| appearance. At q quarter past two
Yesterday morning the night watch
men, droVsy policemen, gam
blers, ct ID OHlHe genus were
thrown into e~cstacies by expert
encing the pleasing sensations
of a first-class earthquake-three
distinct and separate fluctuations of
the most exquisite plainness-a real,
o~ld-fashioned roll Of a frigate to
leeward in q heavy seaway. The au-
dience, though few in numbers, was
highly enthusiastic, and had not the
affair been 50 entirely imprOmptu, the
whole town wOuldhave been ont. As
it was, the major portion of the popu-
latiOn only arrived on the ground
after the show was over.
Telegraph reports from Cairo, Holly
Springs, COrinth and other interior
towns, state that these places also had
a slight twinge of our earthquake,
but, of course, nothing to compare
with the original.
Owing TO the scarcity Of building
materials to finish edifices already in
course of erection, no walls were
thrown down, but enough was done
in theway of cracking walls, stopping
clocks and soaring tbs elderly female
portion Of the population to leave ev-
idence that we have had IN earth
quake.
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails from
the Reaphis PostOaiee'

CHATTANOOGA, Richmond, WSsh.ngle1J SSH
yc-E- Baltimore, and all cities East aSoAl2
Soir-rbus. Ca and Montgomery Ala AZ
e@tatfors on the Memphis and GnalSstCHi
NissiesIDpi Central. Mobile and ONO Nesh-
v5iIe nd Chattar ooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive 81 2;N P-m-icose 81 A
an ~.-h-y41o Torss.
Vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, F1JsDGrel u
5sIDbfs Puffelo. Albany. New YORK, q az
cities North and West, arrive ST EN pun
sloses az 2&6p.m .-t.Hr
Kew Orleans, Baton Rouge. Jackson Nicks-
urv Matches and All cities SOUTH arrive hL"
m; closes at iO:45 am.
AN stations on ire Mississippi anG le4nea-
see New Orleans aud Jackson and southern
Railroads. arriyea.S p.El-; closes az IC.2 80
Me-1Dbls and Lttrie Rock Railroad, Little
Rcck- Madison, Sundays excepted sFE.f1A
Pm; close at 5 pm
r-WeeklE Monday, wednesday anc Eriuay =
-rrive az 70 an. close 81 u G-m.
olive EranGh aud Byhalta, ALlssY ssn4
Feekly' Monday and Friday arrive 4p|m-i
close a. 5 p.m. D-
arrive Ct 10 AN. "a. CSC at AN
Little Rock and Iiel1ma, al Lanoings on
Wbfra river. Jsemi.W eGkly) Tuesday aaa sal
urdav. arrive ct 8 t-m. close stAp.m.
PIN Bluff and Usleus, and az landings OF
Arkansas river ltr--veeSly) Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive ot 2Anl-; e.ose at4
All landings on the Mississippi river south
semi-veelUyy Tuesday . saturday arrive
At a.m-1clOse at p.m
An anofuz on the Mississippi river north
rsemI-weekly0 Monday and THURSDAY, arrive
a. g IAN: close ~ $3.50 p.n.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. N.
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TO ARKANSAS RIVER SHIPPERS.

FOR the better accommodation o. the lrzv-
cling public snd shippers, the ach-dGIe Of tEe
Memphis ana Arkansas Riser Packets, from
this date. VIII be changed daring The sum-
mer. rs advertised. They viii leave Mem
phis MONDAYS ASDFRIDAys. II 5 O'Clock
pm, instead Of Tuesdays a-I Saturdays. O.
heretofore. lnmediately upon tie opening
Of The FaL T7ade, the Company viii putin C
"Wednesday boat. leaving Memphis ~oToodars.
Weduesdays and Fridays, At pm
For tne present, there WI be but two Beets
IN White River, leaving Memphls TUESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS. 6 pom the opening Of
Fall Trade there VIII 5e 8 ThGrscay Boat put
In, leaving Tuesdays Thursdays and altar
days, GS herct0f0re-tIus making q daily line
from Memphis to Little Rock and points
above on the Arkarsfs River.
~ JUHN E.ADAEE President.
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SUPREME COURT.
Condensed Decisions, Reported for
the Appeal by H. Clay King. Esq.

No. ~. Maurice Mitchell ii al. -.
Brown ct al. From Memphis Chan
cery Court.
Brown, before the adoption Of the
Code, sold a lot tofMcAnaly, and con-
veyed the same 30 him. MCAnaly
conveyed the eame lot TO one Locke,
as trustee. 10 secure the purchase
money due Brown, making the usual
provisions for the sale Of the property
in the event NcAnaly should fail to
pay, and waving all right to redeem.
McAnaly made default and the lot
was sold by Locke, 8t public sale.
Brown became the purchaser al the
sum of 5000, leaving q large portion Of
the purchase money undischarged.
Locke conveyed as trustee to Brown.
Before the expiration OF two years
from the trustees sale, McAualy ten
dered TO Brown the $500, with inter
est. and demanded redemption and a
conveyance Of the lot from Brown.
Brown refused To convey unless
McAnaly would pay the pur-
chase money still due, which
NcAnaly declined, and in a
short time conveyed the same lot to
Mitchell and Miller. After this con-
vevance Brown conveyed 70 ByrneS.
Mitchell and Miller filed their bill
against Brown AMI ByrneS, to enforce
the redemption OF the lOt-failing TO
bring the tender into Court.
/. Held: That McAnaly, by the
tender to Brown, had perfected his
right of redemption, and had thereby
become vested with the equitable es-
tate in the land. But that this estate
was subject to a lien, on behalf of
Brown, for the unpaid purchase
money, and Brown would not be COM
PEELED to convey to the aSsignees of
McAnaly until the original purchase.
money due Brown Nas paid.
LADIES All-kineT Hdkfs. at 81 %
per dozen. VI. Rrahs& Co,
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EMNONS a. Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street and 1913 Main street, have the
latest New York Eeager, Chimney
Corner, Baztar, Waverly New York
Weekly, Saturday Night, Italian Pa
per, French Nouveau Monde, Irish
Citizen, Tribune, and Republic Ger
man Papers, Die Medenwelt for July,
Southern Cu1tiyatorN ifor July, Our
Young FOLKS for july Putnam, Lip
peneott, Atlantic, Land VIC Love,
Harper, Leslie, Ladies Friend, Ma
tiORal Quarterly Review for June,
and all the dailies, London Society
and French Journal.
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We will sell our entire stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots &nd Shoes, etc.,
20 per cent. below the prices Of any
house in the city OfMemphis, TO close
out at once. NESDIG d Bro,
A226 Main street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISSISSIPPI RVER RAILROAD
TO CONTRACTORS

CEALED PROPOSALS VA be received g.
y the undersigned, at the Office cf the Com
pany, 80 40 Main street. Tenressse. Cutn T.
5'cIock noon, On the z1th dag or July, ISIS, Zoe
The Clearing. Graduation, G1sonry, Bridging
and Crosstfes Necessary to c1mpfete the above
road nom Memphis to C~ovtDgtcn, about tEE-
ty-stx miles, ready for the iron rails. i large
portion CT the work IS heavy, and well EcT-
thy the attention % contractors.
Proposals may be made for cash, or for
county bonds, CT FOX pC-t cash, county bonds
and stock.
Plans, prC6ls5 and srSc.6cG1ious are Tow
ready for Inspection ac the Ccmpany's once,
BY application 20 Thos- II. Ailtngto1, Cntef
Engineer, from whom all necessary inforEe-
lion may De obtained
Proposals VIII &c recciTeo fJT the ThoI
work, or II d~ivtsicEs.
The right Is reserved to reject any end All
bids not deemed satisfactory.
LSignsdl a. -GITCaELL,
President Mississippi River Railroad
Memphis. Tenn. June %, 1853. tsE
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For one weak longer We will con-
tinue our grand clearing sale Of sum-
mer goods. Best prints, 10 cents;
common prints, s cents; good lawns,
12} cents; grenadines Is cents; 10, Coz
yards linen lawns 2jcents; 5000 yards
good quality solid eolored lawns, q
summer c8sSimereS, IS cents.
T.. Il. LOEWENSTINE d BROS.
23I Main STREET. Clay Building.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
PACKET C0mp'yR
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
United Status Mail Line.

TYRE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSFN-
4 GER bats Of this line leave Memphis FOR
Little Rack IS fouOTss
THOMAS Il. ALLEN. PRrTCHARD, Nastsr
Mondays, ct > o'clOc& PIN.
W. 4. GALDWELL----R = HAMS Master
Fridays, ats o'clock PIN.
Making close councillors a. LITTLE ROCK
with splendid eCacheg for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, end with The cll0wing pack
cts, which leave LtJie Rock Mcnda and
Tburdays, st s o'clock p.m-s
FORT GIBSON -Juhn We1lbur0, MRster
CLARKSNkLLE...- Master
Thus making two trt1s a week rom It'll
ROCK through 10 F0kT GIBSON,
Through bills Of tadiEg given tor freight 10
and nom New OrtaalfS, Memphis s.. Lrlis.
Louisville and Cincinnati
Freights delivered ~ Cestir@1icu. III al
stages % ths river, thoi2s staTfgg Or cteer
delay
ANY persons desiring aip ~ thi5 line
from the Norsh, East or Wes5 70 anr point on
The Arkansas river, should have alelr goods
consigned % MEAFEEd AND ARKA-sEg RIv-
Eg PACKET COMPANY ut Memphis loflce "a
Front street, Mosby Flock Th0se shtnplrg
Lrom New Orleans should consfgu 70 Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company.
Mouth Of White River.
IOHN b. ADAMS President.
IA. EENDtG, Agent.
rl ONO ff FrOEf sfrcef Moshv Rf-.N
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jos LOCKE, 2362 Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
vile, Nashville and New York Dailies,
besides the latest Illustrated Weeklies
and Monthlies.
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EATING House EXTRAORDINARILY
such as we have WANTED for a long
time. French John furnishes fami-
lies and individuals with all the
choicest cakes, .bsead and pastry at
moderate prices at his beautiful Eat
ing House in the irving Block.
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BILLS of Exchange6n all TIC prin-
cipal cities of Europefor sale in sums
to suit at First NadQhal Bank, no. II
Madison street.
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Two yards Wide EBleaehed Table
Linen, at 81 PERI yatd-worth 81 so.
Warranted all linen. VI. KrsHs &
Co, corner Main and Adams.
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TIE Mammoth News Depot, 1854
Main street, alWays has the latest II
Illustrated WeeklieS Monthlies and
Northern DailiesI
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PUFFEp Bosom Shirts, S2-worth
-. NJ. KraUs &1Cq, corner Main and
Adams. u
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LADIES Hose. at 81 20 per dozen
worth 80. VI. Krs6S & Co.
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THEE aFieties 1heatefiSIQRssfan
k9TfS<fdT-aRaEfs

For one week longer we VIII con-
tinue our grand clearing sale Of sum
mel goods. Best prints, 10 cents;
common prints, 5 cents; good lawns,
l2I cents; grenadines, Is cents; 10000
yards linen lawns, % cents; 5000
yards good Quality solid eOl0red
lawns, g cents; SUMNER cassiIneres,
IS cents.
y. Fl. LOEWESSrINE q BROS,
81 Main hsreet. CLAW Building.
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The Memphis Literary=soeiesN VIII
have a public debate this evening at
the Common 1aaleeErt roonE Dr.
BurnsWlIf deliver q lectprcaDn Labor
before the society. :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-03

NEN's GauzeN Un6er Shirts at 81
worth pr double tina money. NJ. Kraus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-03

SEA Island, yafd wide Domestic, at
i23 cents per yard III. Kraus & Co.,
corner Main and Adams.