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TRUSTEES SALE.

| By virtue of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, in Chancery. the undersign-
ed, as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, at
Fair Hill. Cecil county, Maryland, on
SATURDAY,, the Gath day Of AprH, nert,
at . o'clock p. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that Tract or Parcel of Land.
lying in Cecil county, aforesaid, and known
| as the % Hall Property" 1t contains
90 Acres, Roods, and 20 Perchcs,
more or less This property lies on the road
leading from the Elkton and Blue Ball road
to the Telegraph road, within two miles of
Fair Hill, and adjons the lands of John
Smith, James Mccartney, David Gregston
| and othere. 1t is unimproved. except with
some Fencing. The natural quality of the
land is good and there is about
30 ACRES OF 1T WOODLAND.
sl Also, all that SMALL PIECE OR
PARCEL OF LAND. lying in said county,
and containing 3 ACRES, more or less.
which was conveyed to James Ewing by Jacob
Cooper. 1t is unimproved, except by a Water
Power. and adioins the lands of VIM. Ewing.
Elisha Ewing and others.
THE TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by
the Decree, are as follows One third of the
purchase money in Cash on the day of sale.
nethird in Six Months, and the remaining
one-third in Twelve Months from the day of
sale. The credit payments TO bear interest,
and to be secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustee. ii. MCCULLOUGH,
April 3, 1SG9-ts Trustee.
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lenge, the world to beat it. 1t is pure
harmless, beautiful and effective article
warrented to do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
its superiority. Moore & Bro, manufac-
turcrS.
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

The Co-Partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Reese & Foard, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
r. G.. REESE.
S. Il. FOARD, il.
Samuel i. Foard and Samuel 3. Foard,
Jr., under the name and style of Samuel b.
roard & Son. succeed Reese & Foard, and
will receipt for debts due the late firm, and
pay its liabilities. SAML Is. FOARD,
5. b. FOARD. Jr.
Elkton April 1st, 1S69-3w
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
Co., of York, Pa, ranks among the best
mutual Companies. The rates are moder-
ate, and all losses promptly paid. Persons
desiring Insurance in this Company, by
leaving their applications at The Wing
Office will receive their Policies without
urther trouble
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tFrWc would call the public attention
to the justly celebrated " Wilmington City
Soap" manufactured by Moore & Bro
1t works like magic! and no good house
keeper who has once used it, will be with
out it.
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Port Deposit, April sth. lSG.
InSOlYent EOtiCe.

The business will be continued by the subscriber at
the odd stand. JAS. l.. MAXWELL
April TO- 1Se9-St
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LEFT HIS HOME

CHARLES WESLEY OFT left Lis home. near Pleas
ant Hill. Pcncadcr Hundred DEL Saturday. tn" 10th
inst He is about II years Of age. stout built dark hair
and had dark blue roundabout. dark parts and
dark felt hat all which much ANY infpria
ton in regard to him will lie thankfully received by his
afflicted parents. Address STEPHEN OFT.
april Il. lS6J-Sw Elkton. Md.
DATAPSCO GUANO
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OFFICER
CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mittec.
HENRY D. COOKE yice-Prcsident.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actunry.
This Company offers the following
advantages:
1t is National Company chartered by special act OF
Congress- 1865.
1t has pai-up capital of $1,000 600.
1t offers low rates of premium.
for the money.
1t is definite and certain in its terms.
1t is home company in every locality.
It's policies are exempt from attachment
There unnecessary restrictions in the policies
Every policy is non-forfe;:ablc
Policies be taken which pay TO the insured their
full amount and all the premiums that the
insurance costs only the interest the annual pay
ments.
Policies may lie taken that will pay to the insured
after n certain number of wears during life. annual
income of one-tcnth the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives 81
females.
1t insure, not pay dividends to pocy-loldrrs, but
at so low a cost that dividends will be impossible.
Circulars. Pamphlets and full particulars given on
application the Branch Office of the Company. or to
JOHNSTON BROS. g. CO.,
BALTIMORE. ND,
GENERAL AGENTSF MARYLAN D.
JACOB TOME.
President Cecil National Bank Of Port Deposit
AGENT FOR CECIL AND HARTFORD COUNTIES
april 3, 1869. Jan 2, lS69-ly
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R0CkHELA s. WILSON'S.

ROCKHILG 6 WILSON again present thor
regards to an admirng and appreciatve public. and
assure them that III, stock of nado Spring Clothes
sale il entirely unparalleled. to elegance
variety immensely durability OF material style of finish
beauty Of cut. and above all, cheapaess Of price.
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DOMESTIC!

To bring into your household the comfort and
joy which follow having all the uae members of the
family beautifully and economically clad. Bag your
CDthes at
ROCKEIILI. & WILSON'S.
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ROCkHYLL S. WILSON'S
GOOD News for the BOYS

ATTENTION Young Gentlemen, First class
clothes for hrst class boys Clothes 20 school in
Clothes TO stay at nome in. Clothes for Sunday Monday
and other day Small clothes small BOYS and
special provisions for boys with mothers
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MERCANTILE!
ECCLESIASTICAL!

The F'lerSymcn Of the community most re-
slecttuy informed that there is other establishment
on this planet, at which they be Supplied to their
entire satisfaction, better than tho Great Brown
Hall Of
RCCKHILL g. WILSON,
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"wHscH III is SARCASM,
Barbour lewis Has Permission
so Go En for Hunter,

The following 70 supposed TO be 8 pre-
amble and resolutions which the County
Com missioneTs would not adopt:
WHEREAS, The President Of this Board
has been repeatedly requested 10 submit
4 statement Of the financial condition OF
this county, and has besn so Tar unable
to do go, owing to bis multifsrioUs duties
in endesvoring to protect the body poll
tic against the maehinaiions and subtle
intrigues of that srch and designing mar
and must unscrDPulous pOIiticsl Judge
yclspt "Hunter, name sometimes
written with q feminine prefix; and
where's, ia the opinion OF this b jsrd 1t
il of Infinitely greater Importance, rather
than to attend to the finances and busi-
auss OF the county, TO use all means, fair
or unfair, TO secure q faithful and ineOr-
ustible Judge, especially Ia the court Of
equity, which court this Board does not
by sny means believe, as some unchar-
liable persons aff1,m, was ever intended
TO be estsf lished for the purposes OF an
equitable division Of the spOi4s, but for
simple, pure and even handed Justice
and
Whereas, This Board fully RECOGNIZES
tie herculean labOrs and almost Sleep
less vigiiaEes Of the President ia at
tempting TO thWart the evil designs of
ais enemies, snd Of course the enemies
of the Commonwealth, by which inces-
SAINT elfJrts il is impossible for him to
attend to the comp srstively insignih-
can't moueyed interests of the county
therefore,
Resolved, That he President Of this
Board be allowed to follow out his own
inelinatiOns, aud proceed with the aid OF
his incompatible tactics and immense
backbone and bass drums, to eXtermi-
nate 10 the most thorough and expedi-
tious manner the gentleman who sits on
the Bench of the Criminal Court, and
Who allows himself to be petted and
fl Altered by ell the rogues 10 the COM
munity, aud who hopes by their aid to
reach the position of Judge OF the
Chancery Count; and that 10 cOnsiGera
ton OF the Presidents doing this valus.
bic work, he shall be eliO we'd
such time as he may require to
attend to the comparatively unim-
uortaut and useless task of keeping
an aceurste account Of the pscunisry sf-
fairs OF the county, and hat he may be
permitted, so far as this Board Is con-
oerRad, to scquaint the public with the
financial condition of the county st his
own leisure and in his wise way.
Resolved, That we have witnessed
VITA undisguised admiration the strategy
of the President OF this Board in mar
shslling his forces against the great ge.
MUS of criminals, and that we are ssrs-
fed that there is not on record sny evil
dence Of greater skill having been dis
played in any similar contest in any age,
unless more money was paid to bring it
out.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The weather is again spring like-a
little cool for the season.
The fruit trees around the city show
most unmistakable signs OF having been
FROST bitten.
There were thirteen arrests in the
First, and elk in the Second District, up
70 ten o'clock last night.
Our thanks are due to Master Hsg-
gin, Of the Southern Express, for the
very latest papers FROM the South and
West.
Two rabid dogs were killed yesterday
on Brinkley's avenue by Oaicer Smokey.
They bit two cows, several dogs,
chickens, etc, before they were killed.
As the time for the visit of the ex-
President approaches, the interest In IL
increases, and yesterday it was the gen.
eral topic Of conversation among all
~classes. He will arrive on the 3:40 train
to-day.
There were 35l negroes registered
Yesterday. This, added TO the nomber
already registered, 328, makes a total OF
679 negroes registered so far, against 443
whites. The negroes register much more
lively than the whites.
The friends aud relatives of the So
daIity band are delighted at their reosp-
ton In Nashville. They deserve all the
oomDliments paid them-for q nobler,
haArtier, more deserving set OF young
mes cannot be found in the country.
Sergeant Hanson, OF the Second dis
triet, VINO was arrested at the instance OF
a Mr.. Cherry, for roughly man-handling
him st the blowout at New Assembly
Hail a few nlghts ago, was yesterday
arraigued before Squire Gfit1th aud
honorabiy acquitted
Mr.. Justin GaIiet went buggy riding
Yesterday, and bis horse took q notion
mat he did not know now 10 drive him,
I'D go quietly dumped him on the cor
ner al Front and AdAms streets. Officer
Jsnkins found him there and arrested
him for being inebriated aud driving
carelessly.
-" Careless driving" is quite 8 feature
on the docket Of the First District Police
Yesterday two parties we're charged with
II. Ia addition to one cited elsewhere q
| dsrky named Armested Paillips got OBJ
usoated and drove over q child yester-
day morning, injuring It severely. be
was locked up and will be tried this
morning.
-I0E AlkfL u OuIVnf WIN
deter mination to ruin the city's credit In
some manner, have again ~eDjOined the
| Finance Committee from raising money
In the manner that seems to them (the
! Committee) the most direct and feasible
b~vDothecation of the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad bonds as collateral.
The Chancellor granted the Injunction,
aud the city is again estopped from pay
ing the street force, firemen and other
employees.
a-The Injunction granted against the
Little. Rock Railroad seems to be ex-
ciupg grave fears ia the minds OF SOM
Of the friends OF that road, that smpedi-
meats will then be thrown ia the way oil
the rapid progress of the work which We
we're assured OF under the present con-
traotfry. We are informed that such is
not the case, and that the work Will sc
on lust the same IS il no Injunction tx
listed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-14

NEW MEMPHIS Mr.. Joseph Proctor
lest night played " Z helgOld In the
dramatic romance Am6itiOa 70 = very
good house. The play wsR performed
last night for tue first time 10 Memphis,
aud created considerable sensation
among regular p~lsy-gOers, who ire
nouRcs It z decided SUCCESS. Il Is ali
adaptation rom The French of Alex
andre D1mas, and was plsyfd fer
four hundred consecutive nights al
the Royal Surrey Thseter, London
The cast last night embraced al TIE
fayorites CiiGe, Taylor
and Lsnsgau, Misses Punkatt, Navarro,
and Barrett, and MeWsde, Clire,
Murry, Martin etc. Tonight we have
Damon and Fythids.
HENRY FARMERS CONCERT This
was one OF the most agreeable affairs o.
the season. The programme was repiete
with gems, ali of which (7Scal and in
strumentaI) were rendered ia 8 style IN
surpsssablc. We were glad to notice
that Mrs. TOmlinson graced the occasion
with her presence. Mr.. TomlinsOn and
friend Farmer were themselves, a phrase
that Will als8er for all who participated
in a concert that was As neRr classic "
ss any ever gwen IN Memphis. All the
professional and much OF the amateur
talent participated. We would like to
have IL repeated.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Races Races +!
SPRING MEETING
Memphis Association Course
WILL COMMENCE
Mond ~, April 10, 1869.
And Continue SIX Bays.
q

FERSF DAH-d0nuuy.
FIRST RACE-HopEFUL sTAKE-For two
year ODDS desI OF a mile subscription, SO =
play or ply Association adds $500 three or
more to d !.
Observation-Disclosures VELoCIPEDE PURSE
500; dash pa mile entrance lee, s5-plsy or
pay entrance money TO second velo(ip5de;
nve or more 10 MI.
THIRD RACE-SWEEPsrAKEs-For three
year olds mi Q heats subseri ptiOn, S5-play
or nay Association adds $500 three or more
SECOND
FIRST R~ACE-SALOON PURSE, 500 dish o.
two miles; opea TO all ages; subscription
money, SD ent anCe money to second horse.
Sc ENDRACE-RAILsoAD PURSE, $500 mile
heats, three Al i've for al. ages; entrances, SIS
500 10 lecond horEs.
THIRD DAY-Weanesday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500; Hur-
die race; dash OF two miles fOar huro rs /;
Eanore to dlI.
sRGoED RACE-PrARsDY HOTEL PUEsE,
S5U mile heats S5J to second horse.
FOURTH DAY. thursday.
FIRST RACE-MERCHANTs' AND BAEKEEs'
PURSE, $500 two mile heats free for al sges.
SECOND RAuE-SoUTBERN EXPRESS VIZ
L.o.PEDE. PURSE, sI0s ia h OF r mile en-
second Veloeipede i've or more to H.
THIRD RACE-LIYERy AM STABLE KEEP.
ERs' PURSE, s25o dash OF Two mics; hee 1os
FIFTH DAY-Frfdny.
FIRST RACE-CITY or @EAPHIs STAKE.
slUc0 three aile heats fr, Q iOT AL ages three
or more TO fill; horse to BE- named At the judges
stand at 5 Oic4sck on the evening" prsvtO1s to
ire race subScrtp ion. sJ0-pIsy or pay en-
trance money t. FecOnd horse.
SECOND RACE-OVERToN HOTEL PURSE,
$50 mile heats Tree for = l.
SIXTH DAY-Safurdsy.
FIR-T RACE-WORsRAM HOUSE PURSE,
S40j; mile heats three in 1Ve Tree for ali
SleO co the second horse.
SECOND RACE-THE II 0wSERs' PURSE,
SIS; dash OF q mile eutr2uca ZEE, s. I've OF
more to I'LL entrance money TO second veloct-
pede.
THIRD E-CoNsOLATION FUSE, S25G
for hor. e3that have mol Won q RAGS during the
meeting to be Handicapped tbs DAY p~reced1ng
the race $50 to the second horse.
No gentleman will be permitted ID enter the
ladies' stand, on any preIence Whatever, with
out a quarter stretch badge.
the committee on ladies' stand will use every
effort to secure the comfort ana pleasure Of tns
ladies who nay grace the races with tnS-F pres
ence, and preserve due order ara decoruIn.
a splendid band of music viii be in attend
ance each day
The cars On the fernando street track VII
run every ten minutes during the week. Fare
only I n cents.
The Taeetwi each day at SO'cloek
pin d, precisely.
Po5isNil be sold at the Overton Hotel on
Saturday evening, ats O'Clock, and on every
evening Of the race week, at the same hour and
place, and each osy at IL o'clock f~orenOon BIS
vi. Pa5smOoe, AOctiORoer. Pools will also
be sold on the track previous to each race.
JNO. JNONAN, Pest.
DAVID n. PHILIP, Secretary. ap1s
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THE QUEsTL0N,-" Whetbsg it is no.
bier ia the uaind Of man to suffer- the
sx~eruciaiing, unparalleled, outrageous
and unmi igated torture Of a bad corn, a
buniop, sYeIied joints or e-xcreseenees or
other ailmsn.s % tae feet, or to go to
DR.. Lane and by opposing end them"
Pbe Doctor Il still 81 the Peabody, add
is silii making the most remarkable
cures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-14

NEW DRUG House The attention Of
our readers II called to the advertisement
Of the new drug house Of WsssOu, Smell
ser d CO., 8lS Msin street. The senior
member Of this firm is we'll and favOra-
bly, known to the people OF memphiss in
connection with the drug business, and.
IS q superior dentist. We hope that in
his new venture he viii be as successful
as his ability aud industry wsrrant. We
commend the house.
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THE AMERICAN Law REVIEW This
able quarterly is rapidly growing ID
favor Gith the profession everywhere,
and is DOW 10 its third volume, when IL
complete With the next tOceoefIJ 9am,
- iasest State, Federal and English re-
oorts. il carefully kept up; and 10 acdi-
i'm the April humber, just published,
onnfsfns a complete and valuable digest
- al bankruptcy decisions under the
nr.sant Act. For subscription, single
comics or bound volumes, call on or adj
drfss- CHbs. A. CHOATE, Attorney,
Agsnf % he Publishers, 30 Second street,
Eemphif.
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GERMAN WINES AND FINE LIQUORS
Many OF cur readers, no doubt, have i'm
bibed the pure and invigsrsting wines Of
toe RBINE and the MOsELLE, and would
like to be informed whore such win 9
may be obtained. Mr.. IsidOr R9seD bacn,
200 Front klw, keeps constantly ca
hand a large and complete assortment,
We would advise our friends, before
they purchase elsewhere, - visit Mr.. r s.
enbaeh's Emporium, where every Va
riety Of the choicest selections OF Ge'-
man wines may be found. See mis- adj
veFtisement elsewheres
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MUNIcIPALC ouRF-Ge0. ". Wdtdr0n,
Judoe.-The judgments and orders en-
tered in this Curt yesterday are as fol-
lows /:
Mosby, rec'r, VS. Pritehard, Judgment by
default, S2306 81.
Atherton & Co VS. E akin & Co, Judgment
by default, S240 p.
Isbell & Stone VS. Dunn, Judgment by de-
fault, SIl7 As.
Mallory VS. Wright, judgment by default,
500 IS
Pike ct al VS. Evans, Judgment for plain
tiff, SSl13 45.
Cooke VS. L1so Bros, Judgment for plain.
tiff, 5000 90.
Pending the trial Of the case Of Ham
msF VS. 90ebsl, COurt adjourned until 9
O'Clock this morning, when the above
case will be disposed OF Immediately,
sitter which the case Of Connolly VS. Nc
Claim will be brought up for trial. TIE
above il an action of ~reDlevin, instituted
for the recovery OF a dog. Geo. L Ssahl
has been chosen as special judge to pie
side over this case. No other business
on the calendar.
Law CoURT-H S. Ice, Judge :
This Court convened yesterday morning,
but did not transact any business.
To-day the remaining cases on the
calendar, which we're set for trial on the
oath March last, and over which Judge
Lee lie Incompetent to preside, being in
terested as counsel, will be called up to-
day and disposed Of. Chancellor Smith
will preside.
CRIMINAL CoURF. = Vim. Hunter,
,Jud0e.-NO cases Of Importance were
decided in this Court yesterday. Some
few petty larceny CAGES, brought up be-
fore the Court on Writs of nabeas corpus,
were heard and determined.
To-day the regular calendar will DC
taken up,
Persons summoned Is jurors to Thu
Court, are notified that they must be In
prompt attendance to-day 81 G O'Clock
otherwise q dne of twenty-five dollars
will be entered against them and attach
ments issued for their persons immedi'
/ atelV.
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JOB PRIETING AND Book bIEDERY.
The attention Of cur friends who wish q
neat, handsome and cheap JOB OF print
ing or book binding done, is called to the
establish ent of Messrs. Dalton d Price,
under the Commercial Hotel, Jefferson
street. These gentlemen are experienced
and practical men, and have in their
employ The very best Of workmen IN all
branches Of the trade. Their stock OF
paper, cards, etc is not surpassed 10
Memphis, and best OF all, their charges
are most reasonable,
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
emee-se. Is JeGeTsen street..
CITY MATTERS.

APoLOG ETIC.-TS these CT Z cub
scriteTs HbO failed TO receive their paper
Yesterday we We 50 apology. Ine
burning o. Z editorial Foota6 cc~casioned
the Delay and fsiufe IN cur county snd
city delivery. We hope our friends Wlil
bear with Us.
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SPECIAL NOTICE For three
days longer we wish 86er the
greatest bargains fn Gold and
silver Waicbes, SiIverware, eIc.s
that has ever besH Offered In
sss nlphis. Call at Onee at 2I3
MAX -. AUCTION every night.
e.. j. TKLER ~ CD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The vast amount of Plantation Bitters
now bel. < sold a3d sh pped rom sew York is
almost Incredible. 90 when and where you
depOts-you Will see great piles of these Bitiers
awaiting Shipment aud cow vance 10 every
nook ami corner OF the country. and 10 tie
huudIe IS OF foreign ports. They are very pop
UIaF among All classes Of people. and are con-
cedsi to be Iust the thing for this climate. No
BitteTs have yet been i~atrpduoed which have
become 50 deserytdly popular and Wcrihy OF
patronage, 10 al who require a tonic and
EtiInuIRat. Trey are prepared with pure 81
GrOiX Rum, Caiiseya and CascartLa Bark, and
all the world knows full well what beneficial
results accrue from these combinations
Magnolia WaGer.-SupeTior 70 the best i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
priee.
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Our ex President undoubtedly knows
where be can get something good to eat.
He will ~(probsbiFj dine with Freacb
John, ss JObn Is o OF the msDs thou.
sands that will welcome the iliustrious
peFsOa, and~all that choose to dine with
him JohBl on this occasion.
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SPECIAL OT1CE.

DUEHTTUEE tsoved by r. NIL Is, Car No
"a Orders ielI al rASSAOEE q COS VA
receive proc pt attention. a2--
But NOBLE 6ALt-AELP FOX
n yoaug men who, having erred, cssire oeL
[sr naO sent ia sealed letter enseAePi
- ~ cbsrge- H benentEsd d. return the past-
age. Adde'S, PHILASThRUS, BOX r Fhna-
GeIphIa. PH minus"
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G.

GCOD room and board for = gentleman sno
A Laov Al I7s second 81. Lap3l b LA1RG.
nOARD-A Gentleman aDd vie CT " eln-
d ge gentlemen, can hnd hCEtG e pFlNae
Tsmi y. Hear he street cars, where tneEs sLe ~
other bOaToers- References t44ASN
- b (" Appeal Office. mL2-
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ST. &ICHoLAs RESTAURANT, No IS
North CLUIG street, rs open Gay ana
niaht, anA will furnish meals a. al
beOrs. Tie frsshast food and latest DELI
WALLER &GRIFFITH.
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HuckeJe salye.-A fresh sup-
RIF 1.-The failing ssm$0J
Ter piles just scelSed ESF
eaIe by &. &. AaFd a BrO.s
+ Cor. Adams aDG % ain SIS
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LcsT.-YesteiG=y (5uodsy) the ltd
snst,. 8 diamond cius;e S=sssE-piD. The
Under will be literally reTeFoed upon
TestoriYe il TO Mr.. 6sg9, Of Gage q
Fisher, 3Cs Front street. jewelers. wili
take notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-14

BUCKEYE SALIVA fresh
su apply of tins justly Celebrated
article for the cure Of Piles, re
ceiVea and for sale By
q. w. jones Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
257 m ain street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-14

COUNTRY merchants wanting Dry
Goods examine the stock Of N. kFsus q
Co., 2l8 Main street, corner of Adams.
Vii cut dress patterns for country mer-
chants from retail stock.