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EIRE ExTINGUIsHER.
ALWAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE.
Endorsed by the leading Insurance Companies the
Government Chief Engineers and over
Nine Thousand
or tn leading citizens Throughout the Union.
1t has saved over Five Hundred Buildings With property
amounting many millions of dollars 1t is requisite in
every building, being
CHEAP, SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE.
No who values life and property should be without
Fire Extinguisher.
It's as effective In the hands Of boy the expe
rienced fireman machinery get of order.
The FIRE ExTINGUIsHER has received the highest
encomiums from the Press
No invention much good for the public the
FIRE EXTINGUIsHER, which stands always charged and
available for instant action and not only affords the of
graphing with fire at its outbreak when 1t is
aratvey small and subdue but IL does with that
powerful Of all extingushers of fire, Csbonic Acid
Cas- This projected upon the flames, not in
FORM but by of water highly mpregnsted with IT. and
while perfectly harmless to the OPERATOR with
contratve effect upon the Gre.
The FIRE ExTINGUIsHER times ready for use
The FIRE ExrINGUIsHER has machinery get
Of order.
The FIRE ExTINGUIsHER be used by male or
female.
The FIRE ExTINGUIsHER once loaded can remain 50
for years
AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE UNION.
Prices.
No. l'''''''''''''''''''''
hose.............-.. ......................... SO
Nc %
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR
U. s. FIRE ExrINGUIsHER COMPANY,
Head Office Dsy street, New York.
B. L. BROWN, Agent
No. IS Camp street, New Orleans
Solicitors wanted, to whom liberal commission or salary
will be given.
DoUeLAs.
ENGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp Street,
ADJOINING LADIES ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL
Visiting Wedding Cards engraved in the most elegant
Business Cards. Account Cotton Bills Ladng
Cheeks Invoices and Circular letters etc. Lthographed
BeAls, Canoeing Stamps. Door Plates etc.
Initials embossed on paper and envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOR DIE
pEELER LONG STAPLE COTTON.
As prolific any other Upland Cotton and fifty per cent
more in the market. |
800 bushels Of the SEED for sale BY
JFo. DE BLoIs
No &c Canal street
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON n GREAT
IN NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON a GREAT
IN NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
GENERAL PASSAGE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, JaR- 4, 1863. !
Special Notice.
The attention the travelling public Is called TO the follow
ing REDUCED RATES Passage 70 points hereto resumed
via New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad:
fIRsT CLASS PASSAGE.
70 vICKSBu RG. - am m
MkMrhlS ......- ........................ Is 90
70 %
OnlCAOO..... 50 %
OlrClNNATl..s .......................... 80 IS
ST LOUIS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
LOUISVILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
DETROIT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 80
NIAGARA fAI.LS.... .................. 81
BUFFALO, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
T. s. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent.
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-Union Bank sof Louisisna.-New Or.
feAns June H. l662In accordance with sections
The entitled "An act Is establish general
BANKING In the State of L0sna approved March Is 1855
nstce hereby given tc holders OF the circulating
Of this Bank duly audited nder provisions act
present the the Ba king House. the Office Of the
State Auditor for the purpose OF redemption within year
hom this date otherwise tie funds By Bank
1Atd purpose Will be reclaimed.
GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier.
books of Eusscription 10 the Capital
Stock OF the New Oreeus Steamship Line Will found At
ths following named pIac4st
o. Of thu FACTORS SIS Traders Insurance Company,
cerondelet street. ~
Commercial Insurance Company, Of Camp and Ora
War streets
Sun Mutual Insurance Company, Of Camp and Com
usrcaal Place.
Marshall J. Smiths once, 81 Csrondelet street.
Shropshire Hsthorn, Poydras street.
McCloskey Mason, Gravter street.
- Essays for reaps Men. on the Error.
nd Abuses incident to Youth and Early Manhood with the
view OF treatment and sent by mail free Of
barge Address Howard Association Box p, Philsael
, hia, Pa
-BateheIsr's ssnir Dys-This splendid
harmless reliable Instantaneous; Ridiculous ttnts
Ind invgoratss and leaves the
AT so and beautiful Blsek Brown Sold by al Drug
sts Psrumers; and properly applied 81 Bschsor Wig
aotory, No. Is Bond stress. New York.
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT-A LARGE, FINE THREE-srORY
Brick Dwelling House. No. SIS Chartres street. near St
FERDINAND has been put In good orders has
WORKS IN IL The Levee from Cana within
ono square OF it. and the Rampant cars within two
squares Rent $50 per month TO LIST October. 1863.
EOR REET-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large and handsomely furnished Room the front
parior and opening wide balcony. Apply No 1s St
Joseph street, between St Charles and Carondelst
EoK REsT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE
NO. 81 Commercial Place. OF 81. Charles street.
windows on st. Charles street, opposite Masonic Hail. sut
able for cotton factors ONCE having are
SAFE IN the wall II has been for occupied by This
arcnitec Possession gwen LIST November next For terms
sppy TO a. g. Heart No. 81 Commercial Place Of St
ITO KENT-THREE VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES
on the second floor Of the New Orleans Mutual
company. s
EOR RENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH To
Kent Canal sreeD Nos L. II and l28 Rent moderate
Apply to 81 Magazine street.
EOR RENT-FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms with or
without board Also day bosrdsrs Two large rooms
that connect with sliding doors Parties wishing 10 furnish
Liberty.
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BOARDING..

ROOMs, OR ROOMS AND BOARD
~ Can be obtained at IS Bourbon street.
POARDING-ELEGANT FURNISHED APART
II ments to rent with excellent board the use OF the
Apply at LAG St. Joseph street. -
EIRST GLASS BOARDING-ONE Or TWO
Rentecl families who desire comfortable home
living In speassnt part Of the city, might suited ON app
cation at the Of Camp and Robin Streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large well furnished rooms
pass the door.
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A CADEMY OF MUsIC-sr. CHARLES ST.
SERIES OF ENrERrAINMENNTS
For One Week Onty.
BY THE ORIGINAL ACADEMY BURLEsQUE AND
SPECTACULAR COMBINATION,
Presenting a Programme of Novelties Changing Every
Evening
Monday, 2.5th Inst.
UNDUE with all its original spendor and brilliant scenic
eheets and the Brothers hlACCO the Flying Men
Tuesday, e0th last.
LAST NIGHT OF THE GRAND SPECTACLE
Wednesday 25th Inst
Grand 0lo Selections. Grand Ballet and the Comedy of
BASE BALL, our national game.
Thursday, 2sth inst.
First representation Of the Buresque written ex
pressy tor this Theater, entitled BARBE BLUE.
Fridsy. Goth inst.
Burlesque of Babe BLEUE. - Wv wv
Saturday. 3Oth-- MafInee.
Last representation of BARBE BLEUE
AT klGHT-Musical Burlesque of the WHITE FAWN
hIACC0S and SELECTED 0LTO. 49,
Sunday. 31st Inst.
Last night of the great Variety Combination the FLYING
Men Of the Air and the Comic Drama TaE FEMALE
PhlVATEERS
Monday. February 4.
First night of the great PsntOmme HUMPTY DUMPTY
at 6s o'clock Matinee IL O'Clock Performance com
mences AZ ~; at Matinee at II,
SATURDAY NOON.
Prices of admission reduced Seats can be secursd
advance Tor any night Of the Buresque Spectacular
serles OF Entertainments by applying at the box o6ca
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

A F&o. BuRNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
n. ExpressLarge covered wagons for moving families
In city or country Panofoes, furnnro Packed shipped
70 all parts OF the world Storage Money advanced Essb
Sixth avenue.
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Hebrew ornb,ns, picnic

The arrangements for the Hebrew Or
phan Asylum picnic, to take place az
James Park to-day, nave beer perfected,
and the occasion viii doubtless be one of
the most interesting and enjoyable of the
year. Mr.. III. M. LOeWenstine has been
appointed Chairman T.. Alderman. Treas
urer, and Charles SehlOss, Secretary. The
following committees have been ap-
pointed:
Committee Of Arrangements-H. n.
L~Oewenstine, Charles SchlOss. i. Acker-
man, A. Z. FARMLAND, Lew Wexler. b.
E%iseInan. ID. kaufman, jr., d. Klein. Max.
Nathan, Ed. Goldsmith, Martin GOhn, Sol.
Morris.
Reception Commiiee-A. Badscskv,
Sam. Hirseh, G.. II. Judah. JCHappek,
Sam. Hesse. A. Seessei, NJ. Lyons. !. NJ.
Cans, NJ. COhn, J. Beehler, r. FoIz. NJ.
Seeiig, Sol. Halle. ID. Harris, D.. ThiIlman.
DR.. A. Szerenyi, l.. Khremer, NJ. Fluid.
Committee on Dancing-LsW Wsexler.
Lew SehNab. ID. LangsdOrf, a. Il. Wei,
VIM. Frank, ID. Kaufman, 81. Friedman,
Eng. lehman. r. March. r.. Herzog. L..
Loubrie, Ike Leopold, II. c. Mitchell, Jul.
Kuhn, John Berlin, A. SartOrins, NJ.
Kuehn, L. ROescher.
Ground COmmittce-Charies SchlOss, y.
Eiseman, Max Nathan, r. L~oewenstine,
J. Frost, Jul. Nathan. y. Sehwarsenberg.
A. Well, AdOIph Loeb, s.. Weller. J. Ehr-
man, l.. {. Loeb, j.. ROsenbaeh, j. \.
GrOnaUer.
The committees viii please report tothe
Chairman az ten O'Clock am. on the
grounds, where instructions viii be given
and suitable badges furnished.
LED8ER SERESADERs.-Tn the absence
OF the Editors last night, at one O'Clock,
the gentlemen of Our composing room are
excused for returning their thanks for one
Of the sweetest serpnaIes from the above
named band. Long may they live to enfiv-
en- the weary at such unreasonable hours
OF the night. The fJIl0wiugisa list Of their
names: T.. j.. Norton. Chas. r.. Price,
Larry Grehan. J. G.. Blakey, Jas. Crump-
ton, e.. b.. Madden, Frank DeLHcl, \.
Casella, \. FalyelIa, v. Casella, G. VI.
Straight.
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LAW REPORTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-GeO. ". Wdhirda,
Judge.-Owing to the sickness of his hon
or. heJudge, this Court was not in session
yesterday. The following is The calendar
for to-day:
2OS0 Mcbride IS Brinkey.
1887 Ger. Nat. Bank vs. Bingham.
2OS2 Hughes, use of another " EdmOndS,
Todd & Go.
2OS8 Howard vs. Twohig
20SS Morris, Lea & Co. rs Chester.
20S9 Wilson 4 Frey vs. Pyne ct al.
2092 Palmer vs. Connell.
2093 Martin vs. McLefresh.
2G96 Wells vs. SchoOnoOYer ct al.
2096 Hunt VS. Perkins.
POO Hunt vs. Parham ct al.
POI Metropolitan Bank vs. May.
2l02 Crowder & Co. VS. Rawlings 4 Co.
2IO3 SeesSell VS. Nealis.
2lG4 Callain VS. Merrill &Neeley.
PICS Howe vs. Manigan.
2106 Vance vs. NanBroeklin.
2i07 Hazard VS. Hill, admir-, etc.
2I0S VanBrocklin VS. wilkins, use, etc.
2109 Hall vs. Capt. and owners of str Lu-
minary.
2lI0 Mcdonald vs. Same.
2lIl Brown vs. Meyers.
PIP Walker vs. Guest.
2tI3 Wells & Coll VS. Guest.
21H Wayman VS. Wood.
Zil0 Hunt vs. SlaSie CT a.
2Ilz SNYDER VS. FoltZ.
2llS Taylor VS. Morehead.
PIG Sale vs. Williams, admir-.
2I2o Garter vs. Peterson.
CHANCERY CoURT-Wla. n Smith,
CRapeeHor.-Ailthe eases undisposed of on
yesterdays calendar win be taken up on
next Tuesday. Case of Joyce VS.. Odell Is
set specially for to-day. a great number
of orders and DEGREES We're taken in this
Court Yesterday, but none OF public in
terest. The Keno cases will be submitted
to the Chancellor ON Thursday. No argu-
ment will he heard. The Court desires to
have the papers i'm the ease of Looney VS..
Pfannesteih1; also in the case of Poston
VS.. Poston ct al.
LAW CoURT-H. s.. Lee, JHd9e.-Ies-
terday, in this Court, a larger number of
garnishees answered and were examined.
The trial docket was next called and dis
posed of, from No. 1886 to 1859, with the
exception of the following cases. Nos.
1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924,
1881, 1892, 1888, 1884, 1885 and 1886, which
We're continued over specially for to-day.
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OITTONEws.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis POstofhee.


Chattanooga, Richmond, washington, New
York, Baltimore, and all cities East ne SOU,
Columbus, Ca, and Montgomery AIa-i a.
stations on the Memphis ana SnarAestoh'
Mississippi Central. mobile ana Onro Nasn-
VILE and CHATTANOOGA and East tennessee
Railroads. aFTiye at 2:0 pm; close al u:A
am. I'll.
Vile Cincinnati, Cleveland, Plttsburgr FhlLaI
cities North and West, arrive at E'fV P-AH-'
sloses at 2 sc pm. VIII
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson leks-
burC. Matches and all cities South arrive ais
ON; closes al 10: - am.
An stations on the Mississippi n Iennes-
see, New Orleans and Jackson ana SoutneIh
Railroads, arrive at 8 pm closes atlO:A pm.
Memphis aud Little Rock Railroad, lAtle
Rock. Madisen, SUNDAYS excepted arriVe az
nm: close 81 pm
Marion, Wittsburg ri Chfbofne AEk'
ri-week1y) Monday "Wednesday rioas'
rive at 10 an; close at II am.
Olive Branch and Byhalla, MISS, ysemi-
weekly Monday and FRIDAY @ril'e !" pull
CIfba ana Big creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrfve AT 10 n m: close at II an.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river. ~fsemi-weekly) Tuesday and sat
urdav. arrive at 9 an; close at Ap.m- ~
Pine Bluff and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river tri-Weekly) Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, arrive 81 SAM closeM4
All landings on the Mississippi river south,
{semi-weekly1 Tuesday and saturday, arrive
Ar g IN: close at ( pm.
AN landlngs on the Mississippi river north,
tssmi-weekly1 Monday and Thursday, arrive
Al 9 an close at3:S0 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, p. 81
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CARD.

CONTINUATION or REMNANT
SALE.-Messrs. Menken Bros. would m
form the ladies that in consequences OF the
accumulation of remnants, the sale VIII
be continued from day to-day until all are
closed out. These remnants consist OF
some h n goOdsin DRESSGOODS,
MARSFILLES.L LINENS. CASSIMERES,
PAINTING LINENS, LAWNS, CALL
GOES, ETC, ETC, all Of which viii be
sold at a great sacrifice.
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"A TSITORS % The celebrated Hot springs, OF
Arkansas, will and THIS q very pleasant
tOute. The boats are new. the tables good and
ktaterOOms clean Passengers are landed az
Little Rock in time 10 take the stages for Hot
Springs on the third morning from Memphis
The elegant passenger boats Of this line
leave Memphis FOR Little Rock as fnlloWs-
Steamer THOMAS H. ALLEN.
REESE
Tuesdays. at > o'clock pm.
steamer W. a CALDWELL,
r. T.
Thursdays, ats o'clock pm.
steamer OZARK,
III. Master
saturdays, at O'Clock PIN.
Making direct connection at LITTLE OCH
for FORT SMITH, with the following boats
that leave Little Rock Tuesdavs. FRIDAYS and
FORT IBSON-----JOhn WGOdburn. Master
AMERICAN .----.- Levi Chapman. Master
BUREN.------IauIes BoWlin. Master
Thus making three trips a week from LITTLE
ROCK to BORT SMITH, and connecting At
Fort smith with the steamer
FORT H-----.----Ed Rowland. Master
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills Of ladiug given for freight %
and from New Orleans, Memphis. -. Lsuis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Frefghts delivered at destination, AZ all
stages Of the river, without storing or other
delay
ANY persons desiring TO ship by this line
from the North, East or West 20 amy point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned to MEMPHIS \ Arkansas RIy-
ER PACKET COMPANY at Memphis lOfhce 3U4
Front street. MOsby Block Those shipping
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
II Napoleon. John ID. ADAMS. President.
ia. KENDlG, Agent,
myl Ofice S4 Front street. Mosby Block.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point TrI-
weekly Packet-For Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE " master
This elegant passenger packet r.
will leave as above every MON-EA
DAY WEDNESDAY and friday AZ ) pm
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents,
myS Promenade ~treet. not Jefferson.
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WI neal TO close out our stock OF sum
merdress goods within thirty DAYS tocOme,
and consequently on Monday and after,
reduce our prices so low as TO dispose of
our large stock at once The price viii
sell the goods, and all we ask l. hat an
other call for your own satisfaction. The
stock is well assorted and complete.
HERZOG q BRO.
294 Main, ClaFk's Marble Block.
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IMPoRTASTr 10 GESTLEAEN.-Ah Linen
HandkerchIeH, 81 per DOZEN worth s..
British Half Hose, 81 50 per dozen, worth
S.. Pulled Bosom Shirts, 9, worth s..
gauze and Isle Thread Undershirts at
great bargains. NJ. Kraus & Ca.
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II you want bargains, go 70 Nondig q
Bro, No. 26 Main street, for good and
Shoes, Hats, etc. Speciality in Dress
Goods 4" for styles and prices.
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Men and BOYS Straw Hats, various
kinds, your choice for soc. NJ. Rraus &Co.,
cor. Main and Adams.
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The PARLnR Music HALL is the only
place around town Nhere aman can get
his money back and see lots ofdHn be-
sides. The original Can-Can every night,
with the peerless Aline Ia Fayre as queen
Of d-enai=mande.@ &C and see %.
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PERSONAL.

p. II. Heinrich, Esq. Of the firm of p.
II. Heinrich q Bro, let yesterday even
ing for san Francisco, Cal. Mr.. Heinrich
is w~ell-knOwn and highly esteemed by all
of our old citizens, and we commend him
To the favorable consideration Of our
friends on the Pacific coIst.
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THE portraits which have been len al
the studio Of Mr.. Carl Gutherz are IN the
hands OF Fred. G.. Gutherz, at the German.
National Bank, where parties interested
can obtain information regarding them.
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has Gin
cinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville,
Nashville and New ork dailles, besides
the latest illustrated woeklies and month
lies. .EnaH raHmr r--
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THE prices Of our Dress Goods on Non
dav and after viii astonish everybody.
About half y hat the goods ave been.
Come and see. HERZOG GBRO.
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THE cheapest place in the city of Mem
phis for fine and late STYLES Lace Points,
best qualities English Steel Hoop skirts,
French Corsets and Nottingham Curtains,
at NENDIG & BRO.
M 926 Main street.
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TWO yards wide Bleached Table Linen,
81 per ward, worth 81 50; warranted all
linen. VI. krausr < Co, corner Main and
Adams.
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THE Mammoth News Depot, 1863 Main
street, always has fhe latest illustrated
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe for sale in sums 20 sun
at First National Bank, No. Il Madison
street.
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CITY and country buyers of Dry Goods,
be sure and attend the grand semi-annual
clearing sale OF summer goods, ct greatly
reduced prices, during the month Of June
81 NJ. Kraus 4 Co, cor. Main and Adams.
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WI mean to have a big rush next week,
in order 10 close out our dress goods, and
therefore ask yoI TO come and price the
goods. HERZOG q BRO,
24 Main street.
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BEAUTIFUL genuine Befeges, Mozam-
biques, Linen Lawns, etc, At closing
out prices. HERZOG &BR0.
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LApIEs wanting bargains should attend
the remnant sale of Menken Bros.
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T~en-quarter Bleached S~heetings, soc
per yard. NJ. KraUs & o. cor. Main
and Adams.
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The Great Red Store, 80 Main, will
sell, regardless OF cost or value, its entire
stock OF offspring and Summer Goods. As !
intend TO clear the shelves for the Hall
Stock, bargains may be expected.
WILLIAM FRANK.
80 Main street.
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LLAMA Lace POINTS at ne sale Of Men
ken Bros.
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REMNANTs Of Marseilles, Lawns, Or
CANDIES, Swisses at Menken Bros Rem
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IUsr price cur Dress Goods. ri
HERZOG & BRO.
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PLAIN and striped Grenadines, .25c per
yard. b.. KnsnIs 4 Co, corner Main and
Adams
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YARD wide Bleached Domestics, l2Izc.
per yard. ~ KEzus q Cos cor. Main and
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LADIES' White Hose, 81 % per dozen,
worth s.. M.Kraus &Co., Crner Main.
and Adams.
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HERNANDo INSURANCE CoMPANY.-The
election for directors OF the fernando In
suranee Company, N the 14th inst, re-
suited in the selection OF Messrs. S. H..
D~unscomb, II. b. Galbreath, A. Vaecaro.
d. II. Townsend, Jos. Bruce, r. s. Jones'.
E Z. Risk, N. Fontaine and L. Hanauer.
At the meeting of the Board elect on YES
terdaYs s. H. Dunseomb was reelected
President, and II. B. GalbTeath Vice
President. Ben May reelected Secre-
rotary.
All theabeye gentlemen are well known
in cur community as practical and sue
eessful business men, whose names add
a tower OF strength to any Institution with
which they may be connected. The old
fernando VIII, We are sure, continue to.
do large, lucrative and safe business in
future as inthe past. It's name is already
a household word throughout avery large
section ofthe South,
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HANDSOME 124 Bed Quilts, 81 80, al the
sale at Menken Bros.
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WHITE Goods from Nea ,ork auctions,
at great bargains. NJ. kraus & Co, cor
ner Main and Adams.
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ANNUAL remnant sale of Men6euB Bros.
commences Tuesday, 18th inst.
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Buy f. Y. Shirts, farEishinggoods etc,
( Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacturers, 23
Main street, Clay Building.
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SEA Island yard wide Domestic, 12t<e.
per yard. NJ. Kraus d Co. -a
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DIE MoDESwEBT, for June. ri 10,
Locke's. 238E Main street.
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LADIES all Linen Handkerrhief~, Il 80
per doZ. NJ. KraUs & Co.
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GREATbargsins in Lama Lace Points.
HERZOG < BRO.
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HASDsoNE figured Irish Linens at the
sale at Menken Bros.
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HUcK Towels, s. 30 and Sperdoz NJ.
Kraus 4 Co, corner Main and Adams.
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GREAT bargainsat the Remnant ales at
Menken Bros LIZ
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To he satisfied before buying. 60 to
HERZOG'S
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LAprEsss Write Hose, 81 25 per dozen,
by tho d~Ozsnonly. n kraus& CO.
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