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FOE SALE.

TOK SALE.-Ths beautiful Residence kDoWE
as the MENKEN PLACE, on Boundary
Rvenue, about Two 5lOcAs north 81 we eSL
ms ~ fhe Poplar street railroad. The grounds
comprise soout ~ acres, with carriage nou,e
and ~out-houees. L viii be sGid on iaNCraDLs
terms, or exchanged ior business pfoPSAay'
EppIv 10 MENKEN BROTHERS,. mhs
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NTOTICE-Messrs. Wetter q Co, are In no
N manner connected with The advertisement
Of En1ma," appearing IN the EreHtH0 Ledger
under the head Of wants, and were they, II IS
wholly for an honorable and charitable pur-
pose, tap3 J. 3. $.
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The great and wonderful rem
edy for Piles, - Buckeye GasVe,''
inst received aud for sale by
w. II. SeRbrO0k,
Cor. Main and Poplar SITS.
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AN ELEGANT REsTAURANT.-Ws
were the guests for aH hour or so last
evening OF our old friend SchW0ob, who
has lately established himself again iG
the business in which be made himself
SO well known to the people Of Memphis.
Mr.. SchwoOb, who as all the world
knows is a veteran T-estGuTGteiT, has as
ISOLATED with himself Nj. john Spelmsr,
s well known steambOatms0, and has
opened at 365 Main street., a restaurant
that is RecOnd to none in the city.
BORViUeUrs in search OF q good meal
should not feil to visit him, and we
guarantee that they will find the best
that the market affords always on his
bills OF fare, with a wine list embracing
the finest vIntages Of Germany and
Francs.
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. TIE New Church (SwedenborgiaD)
Society, will meet this afternoon ST three
O'Clock, at the United States Court o
Subject OF discourse, 1.-The Internal
sense Of Scripture"
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OUR stock of dress trimmings, fripges,
gimps, buttons, laces, satins, ETC., is al
ways the most complete in Memphis,
and reasonably sold. Herzog & Bro,
294 Main street.
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BUCKEYE SALVE.- -The great
remedy for Piles, Just received
and for sale by
MANSFlEID a. HEGBEE.
Wholesale lDruggtAts.
3Ol a 3O3 Main NJ.
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FINE CHANCE FOR ENGAGING IN A
GOOD PAYING BUsINEsS.-An estab-
lished first class SslOon-exeellent lOca-
tiOn-hsvirg q good run Of paying GUS
tom. Address -. Co." care Of APPEAL
office.
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Rev. DIR. FORD will pTesch at the
chapel of the new Central Baptist
Church on Second street, near Bsal, this
forenoon st hAlf-past ten O'Clock.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS wanting dry
goods, examine the price Of NJ. Krsus d
Co., 2lS Main street, corner of Adams,
before purchasing elsewhere.
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PLEASE call at NJ. Kraus & Co., 218
Main street, corner of Adams, and ex-
anime those black and colOred silks, and
black and colored Alpacaa.
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JOB PRINTING &C. A. Bsehn, 800
Madison ST., between Main and Second,
is prepared to execute all. kinds Of Job
printing with promptness, cheapness and
taste,
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Kid Gloves, in all shades, all sizes and
high colours, Just received at Howell,
Woods Coz, 1872 Main street.
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THE following kilograms remain unds-
lIvered in the Western Union Telegraph
office Thos. Cannon J. G. Morton, w.
H. Moyston; Cater, Wood d Co.; |. b.
Kirkland Louis @. Elson; Martin Wait
d Co; d, Croker.
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NAB D5G.--A poor unfortunate " ca
nine had q ct yesterday, and some
body, seeing him in the commissions, im-
agined that ne was "msd,n and raised
the hue and cry. In a minute or two a
fusiIade was commenced, which soon
resulted in the killing of the dog.
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BEST Sprague and Merrimsek Spring
Prints, l22o., at J. Il. L-oewenstine &
Bros, 23l Main street, cheaper than
the cheapest" "A genuine Almy's
Bleached Domestic, worth zoe, at 153
cents.
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PREAcHINGs st the First Baptist Church
at II An. and u pm. by the pastor, Rev.
d. Z Burns. Bible class. ct 8 am,
taught by the pastor.
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Miss n. ENGLISH has just returned
from New York, where by careful per-
sOnsl inspection, she selected q varied
stock of elegant and fashionable MILL
merry, which may be seen at her estab.
lishment, No. $50 Main street, over the
Great Red store.
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WE understand that the pews in Cal
vary Church will be rented on Monday
evening al 8 O'Clock, in the vestry room
of the church.
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SPRING suits beautifully dyed and re-
paired st the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 262 Second street.
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MEMPHIS CLUB.-The members of the
Mempbis Club will attend a regular
meeting this evening ct eight O'Clock.
Important business on baud. By order
Cf the President. LEW WEXLBR,
Einnnnlnl Gacrelarv.
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MERCHANT TAILORs will do well to
look at those cloths, cRssimeres and tail
ors' trimmings, at NJ. Kraus & Co., 2lS
Main street, corner of Adams.
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FRUIT, ETC.

Eggs, 20@22c single dozen, 25c.
Eating apples, 81 per peck. Butter,
Western Reserve), SOC per 10. country,
45@50c. Dried apples and peaches, 124
@I53 per Id. Oranges, lemons, etc.,
scarce and high.
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Buckeye SaIVe.-A fresh sup
ply Ofthe neVer-fSiIIRg rem sdy
f,r piles just received ana for
sale by e.. e. Ward a Bro,
Cor. Adams and "A ain sta
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A CALL will convince the ladies o.
Memphis that we are selling Dcy Goods
lower than any house in The city. A.
Seessel q Son.
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EXTRA Inducements in furniture and
carpets at Ames, Beattie & Co 396 Main
st. Don't fail 10 give them a call.
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CITY and country merchants will find
great inducements in price and terms,
offered in dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes and hats, at J. H. LOewenstine q
Bros, Clay Building.
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BANANAS BANANAS The steamer
John Kiigour will arrive to-day, with a
large lot of fine bananas, for sale by the
Steward.
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DIE MODENwELT, for April, and sll
other fashion and literary monthlies,
weeklies and daiiies, can be found at Joe
Locke's, 1861 Main street. +
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The Emmett
Bank, No. 6 Madison street, sells Ex-
change on England, Ireland, France,
Germany, Switzerland and Italy, and on
all the principal cities and towns in Eu-
rnna-
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NEW PARAsOLs, all shades, all prices
and all kinds, just received at Howell,
Wood & Co.'s, 1872 Main street,
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SEA ISLAND and Bleached Domestics,
at extraordinary bargains, at M. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2l8 Main street, corner OF
Adams,
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WALL PAPER aud Window Shades at
lowest figures for cash. J. Greishsbsr,
No. 292 Second street.
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DR.. CURTIS ]. SMITH will preach at
Linden street Christian Church to-day
at IL am. and a pm.
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ST. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT, No. 3e
North Court street, is open day and
night, and will furnish meals at all
hours. The freshest food and latest deli
cRcies al ways served up.
+ WALTER &GRIFFITH.
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LADIES' all linen handkerchief, 81 25
per dozen, at NJ. Kraus IL Co., 2l6 Main
street, corner of Adams.
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ALL linen towels, 81 so per dozen, at
NJ. Krsus & Co., 21S Main street, corner
Of Adams.
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GENTLEMEN ! please lock 1T those
White Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers and
Linen handkerchief, at ~. Kraus d
Co.'s, No. us Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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WEATHERBEE's is the place to
90 smiie,p
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ALL colors silk fringe, colored satins
and new styles dress buttons, at III.
Krsus & CdSRslS Main street, corner Of
Adams.
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Silks Silks y Poplins! Poplins y at
B. LoWenstein d Bros.
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Cor. Ma

II you want something good, to keep
your spirits up, 20 to Joe LOcke's, 1851
Main atrapt.
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THE best liquors and cigars in the city
are at Harry Westherbee's.
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NOTICES.

The Trying seasOD.-Thssezrching winds
the cold, drizzling rsins the heavy logs, anu
occasional warm and moist days Of March,
render IL, upon the whole, the most unhealthy
month of the year. It's depressing influences
are especially unfaYorable TO invalids, and
thousands OF persons with feeble constitutions,
who have borne the winter bravely, break
down in the first month of spring. The var1a-
lions of teraperature and cold east winds are a
serfous trial to the cyspeptie and bilious, whose
svmptoms they invariably ~sggravste- Inter
rnitfeut fever is also Iife wherever there Is
avolvsble poison in the water or soil. To ena-
able the system to combat these evils, there Is
nothing like a good vegetable tonic, and among
this class of medicines HO5TETTER'5 SION
ACH BITTERS stand supreme. Medical men
nreseribs it in preference TO any OF ms JOnlc
pTepa- ations of the pharmacopceia. Iney are
aware that the ordinary unctutes anu e1uacts
are an based upOn cheap alcohol, which IS sur
cbarred with an acrId essential Gil, and aDsO-
Iutely poisonous. They know, on the other
hand, that the reetihed essence OF the onest
rye grown IN this country u IN s9Ie sRH4soHs
mas the vegetable msdicinat~e elements OF which
il Is composed are OF rare Elm acy. Renee
has this confidence OF physicians, ana AndslS
way into hospitals where no Otnef proprietary
medicine Is sanctioned.
a coarse of the BITTERS is especially re-
commented to persons OF delcete heOlts %
botb sexes. at this season. In the fever aud
azue districts of the West and Sontns qulnlne
has been almost universally discarded as q
chnlozOgue. and this tnValuaDl0 anll1ote 20
maIsrfous disorders adaptet IN lis stead. a
double gain Il real. ed BY the eheHge, Tor the
Bitters, unlike that dangerous alkRIcl9, are
egre. able 10 the palate. and their curative ef-
feet ismueh more permanent.
n-w r ~ u rFnn
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OUR PARAsOLs still take the lead in
styles and prices, HeIz~g & Bro.
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BARGAINS in u staple goods. Beau
tiful cslicoes always found at cur house,
Herzog & Bro.
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ST.. GEORGES DAY, april 23), draws
nigh. What are our friends OF the st.
Georges Society doing in regard to its
celebration?
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, Is the
place to get your reading matter. T
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LAWEDALE "A BlesGhed Domestic,
15o per yard, at N. Krsus & Co.'s, 2lS
Main street, corner of Adams.
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SHAwLs, Parssols and Dress Goods,
new designs, just received.
+ MENKEN BROS.
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OF course you will buy your hat of.
Francisco d Wiggin, Peabody Hotel.
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Price HeTZOg ~ Bros goods.
Et Will pay you. Goods have
been reduced.
HERZOG s. BRO.
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LARGE lot of Linens and Cottonades,
at NJ. Kraus d Co.'s, 2IS Main street,
OFner of Adams.
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DIR W. E. ROGERS, Heslth Officer,
reported 80 deaths in the city for the
week ending Saturday, April 50, 1863.
Whites, Il: negroes, 81.
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HARRY WEATHERBEE keeps a choice
selection of the finest brands of liquors.
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WHITE and piak mosquito netting. DO
so, So aud 20 cents per yard, at NJ. Krsus
d Co, 2I8 Main ct, corner OF Adams. I
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We make a specially of our
HOSIERY department. Especial
Inducements offered Just now.
our assortment complete.
HERZOG a BRO.
294 Main SIreef
CfaFk,s Marble Block.
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SPRING DREss GOODS, Silks, Poplins,
Alpsess, Mozambique, etc, etc, just r.
ceived at Howell, Wood & Co., 1872 Main
street.
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DRESS GooDsl Il cents per yard, at NJ.
Kraus d Co., 2HA2dsin street, corner of
Adams.
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SILK PoPLINs and Spring Silks In
stripes and checks, at very low figures,
at Herzog & Bro.
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DO
Weekly Review Of the Retail
ri arkets.

There has been but very little change
10 the prices of all articles CT daily
domestic consumption since our last re-
view, and cur housekeepers continue to
complain OF the dearness Of everything
in the marketing line. IL was hoped
that, with the expiration Of Lent, fish
and eggs would at least be cheaper, cut
the latter indeed are ven deaTer than at
last weeks quotation. Poultry also re-
main very dear. The following are the
prices at which family baskets are filed (:
MEATS.
Steaks, zoe per ID chops, zoe roasts
and choice cuts Of beef, 18@20c pork,
l9@2Oc; mutton, 15@l8'; sausage meat,
zoe; head cheese, 2O1; sweet bread,
liver, ETC., 22@25e.
POULTRY.
Chickens, 81 25@I so per pair So so
az per dozen. Ducks, 81 25@1 so per
pair; seas so per dozen. Turkeys, SEQ
2 rs ana 80 each; S20@24 per dozen.
Geese, 81 each $9@10 per dozen.
GAME.
None ia market.
FISH.
Very scarce. Game fish are sold by
the bunch or pieca, and &C prices to suit
the seller.
VEGETABLES.
We noticed yesterday q few handsful
of new potatoes. They were merely
grabbed to shSw, and it will probably
bs two weeks yet before any new pOta-
toes GENE into market. Good old Irish
potatoes were sold on the stand at SOC per
peck, and 81 so per bushel. Onions, zoe
@sI per peck. There were some nice
snallots in bulches on the stands. Cab
bages, turnips, satisfy and other vege-
tables were quite abundant, and at very
moderate prices.
FRUTT. ETC.
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DAkhy , lttb Auu IL llCHt5s
CHAs. GOODWIN.
The river ia rising less rapidly than
yesterday. Our last nights dispatches
give the latest news from Little Rock,
az we'll as from the Ohio and Upper Mis-
sissippi. Weather clear and eOol.
Arrivals.
Steamer City of Cairo, st. Louis.
[" Lizzie Gill, {"
Marble City, I"
Nick Longwortb, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer City of Cairo, st. Louis.
Nick LongwOrtb, Louisville.
+" Silver Moon, Cincinnati.
Ozark, Arkansas river.
I" Linton, ST. Francis river.
" Liberty, White river.
/" Marble City, Vicksburg.
" Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
In Port.
Steamers Argosy and q. w. Cheek.
zasUsLLAsEGUs.
There was very little business doing on
the wharf yesterday.
The Lizzie Gill, from st. Louis FOR
New Orleans, passed down in the even
ing. Soc added here IA thousand DaIes
of cotton.
The Silver Moon cleared for Cincin-
natl with $500 bales OF cotton.
The OZARK, for Arkansas river, had
good trip.
Capt. John E. Ford left last evening
for Helena, on the Liberty.
Capt. John Davis, Superintendent of
the White river mail line, will arrive
here this morning from Washington.
Ths Marble City passed down last
night for V~icksburg with asplendid trip.
The City OF CsirO,sfO st. Louis, had a
light trip.
The splendid passenger steamer Vir-
ginia, Capt. HoicToft, will leave the
wharf to day at ten an. for New Or
leans and the bends. Capt. Charley
Schultze, an agreeable gentleman and
efficient clerk, has charge of the Office.
The Dss Arc is the regular Tuesday
White river United States mail packet.
The Thomas a. Allen, Capt. Reese
PritchAr6, is the regular Tuesday AIkan-
sas river United States mail packet.
The Sam J. Hale will be found at the
wharf this morning, from Cincinnati.
The Belle Memphis, Capt. Crane, Is the
Tuesday, St. Louis packet.
The Commonwealth will be down
Monday, for New Orleans.
The Mollie Able will pass up this
morning for st. Louis.
The q. A. Thompson, Capt. Frazier,
will leave the wharf Monday at twelve
O'Clock m, for Arkansas river.
The Norman, Capt. ]. B. Hall, not ar
irving IN time to discharge her cargo, de-
/ ferred her departure until to-day st i've
O'Clock D m, for Cairo and Evansville.
| Cant, o. Hewitt, an affable gentleman
and popular officer, has charge Of the
Office.
man named Hopkins walked over
board from the Virginia and was
drowned.
A Joint resolution was reported yester-
dsv In the Senate at Washington, au-
thoriziug the construction OF q railroad
bridge over the Ohio river at PsducSh,
KY, by the Paducah and Gulf Railroad
Company, which passed, with the pro-
vision that the span shall not be less tnan
4OO feet over the main channel OF the
river. ana the assent Of Congress shall
he revoked il the bridge shall prove an
obstruction to navigation. This prevt-
ouslv passed the House, and when sp-
proved by the President will become =
~
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SILKS and dress goods Of every mate
rial cleaned and dyed at the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment 1852 Second
atreat.
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NEW Seeds just received at B. Lowen.
stein & Bros.
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LATEST style Silk Sacques made 10 er-
der at B. LOwenstein & Bros. :
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WE are offering our Dress Goods at
prices to warrant steady sale, and salts
faction to sill. A. Ssessel & Son.
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LADIEsl please look at those very
cheap, perfumed Bouquet Faus, at M.
Kraus & Co.'s, 21S Main street, corner of
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Go SEE the velocipede tie collar, al
Wiggans & Thorns, Clay Building. T
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GENUINE British halt-hOse, SIDE; fine
fuil-bosom shirts, 81 so. Great bargains
in Gents Clothing, Boots, Shoes and
Hats, at ]. II. LOewenstine d Bros, 23I
Main street.
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DRY WooD just received and fer sale
by George Bsxter. Office with Bigly,
Meliush & Co., corner Main and South
Court streets.
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FINE all linen lawns, 50 cents per
yard, at n. Krsus & Co., 21S Main
street, corner Of Adams.
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A NOVEL style of Ventilating Hats,
introduced this day by Francisco & Wig.
gin.
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GENTLEMEN's wear cleaned by the
new process only st the Memphis Steam
DyeiDg Establishment 262 Second street.
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LACE points and point lRces made
ike new, at the Memphis Steam DEeir g
Establishment, $50 Second street.
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GET your +. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct from the manufacturer
WigeaDs d Thorn, 233 Main street. I
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FOR RERE.

-OR RENF.-Two Cottages on Vance street.
rwo Stores on Poplar, q Dwelling on Her
1SadO street. Apply 10
nhss A. CORDES. Bethel Bleck.
NOR REET.-LARGE SPLENDID FRONT
II OFFICE, On Front HOW. Apply 70
JOS J. ASDhEW VS.,
-H% Commercial Hotel.
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]. Il. LOEwEEsTINE q Bros, Clay
Building, not to be undersold, 10 4 sheet
ings, worth &C.,, al 453; 1000 pieces best
Sprague and Merrimack Cambria Prints,
12& cents.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEArHER An RTvErs

GAS WORKS, April 3 1865.
The river rose ia the past tgenty-four
hours 8 inches. Below high water
mark, 5 feet and 10 inches.
CHAS. GOOD WIN.
The river ia rising less rapidly than
yesterday. Our last nights dispatches
give the latest news from Little Rock,
az we'll as from the Ohio and Upper Mis-
sissippi. Weather clear and ecoi.
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ALL wool cassimeres at 70 cents Der
yard, at NJ. Kraus & Co., 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams.
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EVERYBODY buys his Hats at Francis
co g. WIggju's.
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SILK sscques open and offered at very
low prices. Herz0g d Bro, ClsTk's
Marble Block.
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LARGE lot OF white and fancy Mr.
settles quilts, at NJ. Kraus & Co., 2l8
Main street, corner Of Adams. I
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New Goods at B. LOwenstein 4 Bros !.
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DUNLAP's Fifth Avenue specialties in
gents Silk Hats, at Francisco q Wig
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SATIN Parssols, So 50, at NJ. Kraus &
Co.'s No. 2l8 Main street, corner of
Adams.
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MEH's British half hose, 81 80 per
dozen, worth So, st NJ. Kraus & Co.. Zis
Main street, corner OF Adams.
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Buckeye Saive.- The great
remedy for the cure GfPiles. a-t
received and for sale by w, n.
WiIkersOR s. Co., Druggists, $40
Main sIrees.
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HUCK TOWELS, 50 per dozen, st NJ
KTaus d Co., 2l8 Main street, corner Of
Adams.
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IRREGULARITIES bIeached sheeting, SO
cents per yard, at M. Kraas g. Co., 2Is
Main street. cornar Of Adams.
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New stylesilk SaeqGss made to order at
3. Lowenstein & Bros.
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LADIES White Cotton Hose, 81 IS per
dozen-worth Sat n. Kraus q Co.'S,
us Main street, eoTne Of Adams.
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DRINK Sands Ale. Depot No. Show
ards Row.