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PUBLIC SALE
RESlDENCE LANDS
ON The
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
AND
Farm lands aEd FisherleS On Pres
ideRf's kland.

nESIRING to dispose Of a portion Of nav re.
IL al estate L VIII at public sale through
Messrs. Royster. TrEzsvant n Co., Auctianeers,
on THURSDAY, TIE eth DAY Or MAY
8 to 70 acres tach, situated on the Missls Uni
and tennessee Railroad, about four miles souIh
of Memphis on N0DcJUnaH Heights. I invite
from suea as wish 10 buy q pa tieulsr inspec-
ton of these beautiful fshd, whicn viii be
found to possess In an eminent degree the AZ.
fractions OF picture qe grounds, n1e SOFT noble
forest trees and pure water from never falling
springs. Hail hours time VIII scffiee 10 reaeh
the property nom Court Squ11e ny he daily
trains of the road, which pass TO aud ffCfn thu
city at short intervals, giving fres access 10 the
business, the S:hOols and churches OF the city,
The wood upon the land will yield one hun
dFed dollars clear pront TO the acre.
/ VITA also offer At publi- sale on THURS.
DAY, JUNE 3, atths house al the A~ustioree,g.
northeast corner OF Main nd Jefferson stEe-ts'
500 aeres, In Tracts OF 50 TO 100 acres. on PresI-
dent Island, just below The city, nearly all
above Osertow heavily fimoered with ash acd
walnut and gther forest growth. Tue land is OF
unsurpassed fertility, ana accessible at all sea-
BY Etean15oats. A ready market may be
land. Afeeturs OF greai value in this property
IS the well Known Laks, which adlrds the
hnest nsheries.tn tbs para of the world. The
aud game privileges on this lake nav be
very V4llabie in supplying The AaemcBts
Plans made By Mesrs. Robinson q
Moon, Civil an iaeers. can be seen at the Of
dee OF the AuctiJEeers, and the Iaaasw will be
'hewn by them or myself, by apo ntment 1t
iny time before the day OF sale
Terms Of Sale-taHc azh. bahsp nee one and
years with Interest. -etafning isin.
EETEH I
RoYsTER IRRELEVANT a co,
myZ A~uchonssrz.
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ed as necessary TO the lie Of the Rspub-
lie, and to secure the guarantees OF the
Declaration OF Independence to poor and
rich slike. Within the last ten years
the accommodations Of the protectionists
have been so great and 90 rapid as TO
alarm the thinking portion Of the Repub-
licsn party and warn them ofthe breakers
into which the ship Of state was being run
and with which they knew the people
could not grspple. Even manufacturers
Of NJ Massachusetts ard Pennsylvania begin
10 see the folly Of a policy which while
IL tends to make the rich richer, and the
poor poorer, reduces the number Of con-
sumers of their productions and so robs
them of profita that q reduction Of
tariffs and corresponding reduction OF
the prices Of manufactured goods would
enable them to realize. Cheap goods,
they begin to find out, increases the de-
mand, consequently eompsls an increase
in the quantity Of goods manufactured
and the employment Of extra labor,
enabling those unemployed unders high
tariff to become purchasers as well as
seIf-supporting, instead Of, ca now, pau
pers dependent upon public charity, OF,
as is too often the case, convict inmates
of our j2ils and penitentiaries. We hail
this movement with the highest sstisfae-
ton, and bid it God-speed. Either it
must succeed, rs q permanent relief of
the people from the excessive taxation
under which they now grOan, or repudi-
alton will follow and sink the ill-gotten
fortunes of its opponents forever out Of
sight.
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FREE TRADE.

Since the great free trade meeting in
Boston, Of which two weeks & we gave
q report, this movement has received a
great impetus, and is destined, we be-
lieve, 70 enter Largely into cur future polig-
ical discussions. Men hitherto Of the most
Opposite vie rs, bazded together under
the name Gt tie American Free Trace
Lsague have determined upon steady,
persistent opposition to the existing high
tariff system, which has always ope-
rated irjgriously to Southern interests.
They declare their objects 70 be "prims-
" riiy to overthrow the bORnty-to-the-
" producer system, miscslled 'protec-
I" ton , and also to emancipate K
Z" changes from the taxes imposed upsn
F" them Nr the support of u government
" whose expenses must be cut down. A
(" peopie al onee burdened with q nation-
/" al debt and a wretched currency are
4" our allies, and we mean war 10 aIl ex
81 ~trsvsgance, az well as to all class Leg
{" islation. We intend to free the indus
"Ty Of the people from every unpeces
" sRry burden of whatever eorti. may be,
" which is but another way Of saving
{" that We are Free Traders"
Associated in this good cause, we fad
MANroS MARBLE, Of the Democratic
New York World and WILLIAM CUL-
LEN BRYANT, Of the Republican New
York Evesing POST ex-Goy. HoRATIo
SEYMOUR, and the notorious Abolition
ISIS WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON ; JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS and DAVID NJ. STONE.
Of the Democratic Nav York Journal
Of Commerce; ROBERT J WALKER, Of
washington aud the celebrated defender
Of President JOHNSON, Judge GRoEs-
BECK, OF Cincinnati. O newspapers We
learn Of the Worcester Mass EOeniag
GazsRe, q most vigorous Republican
and the Chicago Tribune, very
Radical, as strong supporters Of the
novemsnt. The Brooklyn IN. y
Uaton is also an out-spSken advocate OF
rec trade, as is toe North Aneer-
RevteaO, the two last mum
,srs of which contained strong
FROM sound political economists,
avoring free trade axd a reduction Of ali
Of taxation. The New York No
ION, which is The sblest Of the Republi-
papers, is also doing the cause Of free
rads excellent service in 8 quiet way
Thus IN unexpected quarters the people
re finding able advocates, andsthe S5uth
,erneSt indicators of the policy for
Ehich all her great public men contend
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no THE FRIENDS OF THE APPEAL.

1t is with pleasure that We announce
to the friends OF the APPEAL that the
issue of Tuesday mex wiz be presented
to them in En entirely new dress, from
the Franklin Type Foundry Of Cincin-
natl. We trust and have reason to be-
Iieve taat it viii make the psper, so old
ana isithful 8 servant Of the Memphis
public, more acceptable than ever.
Our advertising patrons are reminded
that we will print a double edition OF
Tuesday, of which we hope they will
avail themselves, to make known to the
many thousands in attendance upon the
Convention, sn that they have Of st.
trsctive wares for ssIs. No better op-
portunity can ofer than this occasion
will present 10 merchants, upon whom
We press the claims Of the old APPEAL
as an advertising medium.
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CULTIVATION OF BROom UeRN.

In answer to the questions Of 5 cores
pendent we offer the following upon the
cultivation Of broom eorn, prepared by
Mr.. GEO. J. KNIGHT, OF New YORK, g
gentleman G! much experience il the
business. He ssys, the best kind de-
ponds on the soil and climate. That for
the South there is a large variety Of
which the seed nay be had in ST. Louis (;
that it should be planted like corn, but
more in the hill, thinned u to six or
ghtstslks. Tie brush should be broken
down just before the weight OF the corn
bends the broom out Of position and tke
crop should be cut and housed 10 October
or November. The seed may be Gus OF
with 8 machine for the purpose or, If
little lie raised, may be Gersped of with 3
thin blRded knife"
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NEW YORk

New YORK, May 15.-The Mail says
that the stockholders of the Tribune de-
termined, at their meeting last evening,
to abolish the eff &c OF Managing Editor,
and that Mr.. HsZzard will be in charge
Of the paper during the day, and Mr..
WhitloW Reed during the night. John
Young thus loses his position, but is not
removed from it.
Letters which lff5 San Francisco on
the evening OF the 6 h Of May, were dis
tributed at the p~ostofics in this city be-
fore II o'clock this morning. Passen-
gers arrived to-day eight days ont.
The Assistant Treasurer advsrtises that
he will receive proposals for 81 .OO0, 900 of
5 2Os OF the January issus up to noon
next Wednesday. The bonds are to be
purchased for the sinking fund, and it is
announced that proposals for a similar
amount will be received every Wednes-
day. The accrued interest will be paid
in coin.
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A MUIUAL

We learn that a proposition hiss been
made to the Agricultural Society Of this
county to join the Racing Association IN
a purchase Of grounds suitable for the
purposes Of both, and the construction Of
proper buildings. The plan proposed is
hat the Society furnish SIS, 600 Of the
$40, coo necessary to psy for the grounds
had In view sDd for the buildings and
fences, and the association the remain
der-both TO have common Tjgats, and
10 be entitled TO al the benefits Of the
property at the periods already agreed
upon for exhibitions ana races. Each
organization will be maintained dis
tincs and separate, having no. e0nnec-
ton beyond what may be necessary 10
an equal oversight Of the property
through 8 joint committee. We think
the plan 3 good one, indeed theonly fes-
sible one yet presented, when the pres
.snt temper Of cur people ia regard to
npblic enterprises is considered whereby
1hs designs OF either the society or the
asaoelation can be carried a bsfore fall.
It ms worked well in 81. Louis, and has
there led to results highly bensheial and
sush As We hops await its sdoPasn hsrs
-
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MoNDAY.

On Monday (perhGps the last day s
large number ofour best and Well known
citizens viz Attend Al the Registrars
Cfiee to voueh for sueA persons as msy
apply or send their names for registra-
ton. There viii be no unnecessary de-
lays or vexEtiOns, therefore no excuse
will Offer for such Is choose to neglect o
duty than which there is rome more in
portsnt TO discharge. Citizens Of -MsEn.
phIs! white men Of Memphis ! renem-
Der that q failure 70 tlect the Democratic
ticket will iasten upon yeu 3 judiciary
the corruptions Of which have already
entailed disgrace and less tharit viii
insure to HUNTER and his tribe an eb-
solute control OF your properly ana civil
rights, and determine, perhaps for ever,
the destiny OF cur city, prevent its growth
and destroy the vitality that is low our
only hope. II you would not contribute
to RUNTEB's triumph, go and register.
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TRE COMMERCIAL ooNvrxr.oN.

Elsewhere We puUlish me progrsmms
for the Convention Of next week. 1.
will doustless be acceptable to our PEG
pie, s-ucs il promises al that we could
wish for Of success, II it is Quiy faigh-
fully observed. One point Sedssire to
press upon the attention CT those to
whom msy be coEhdsd the conduct of
the Convention, it is that there be az
little speech-making a. may be necss-
sAry to 3 fair ar3 candid calculation Of
the points to be presented. The welcom-
ing speech OF Mayor LKFrwICH and the
Grafton Of Judge CLAPP, together with
such answer IS may be made to it, will
be sufficiently explanatory Of the objects
and purposes Of the great gathering from
which the people expect none but prac-
teal results. What We want 10 get at is
the quickest, the bsst, the eheapest way
Of building the Memphis and e. Paso
Railroad, constructing leyees on both
sides Of the Mississippi river from Cairo
to New Orleans, and the sarest snd
speediest way Of eOloniziDg 0ur waste
places with Immigrants from the E0rth-
ern States aud Europe.
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AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, May l5.-Up: S3Iado, 7 pm.
Down /: Baker, 4 Am; Belle Memphis, s
pm. The river rose 4 inches. Weather
clear.
CINCINNATI, May l5-Arrfved : Alas
ks. Departed; Silver Spray, Robert
Burns. Tns river is falling, with % feet
in the channel.
New ORLEANS, May 15.-Arrived
Henry Ames and J II. Groesbeck. De-
parted: T. Z. Lee. for Louisville, and
Belle Lee FOR st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, May 15.-The river is
rising fast at this point.
LOUISVILLE, May 15.-The river is
stationary, with 8 feet in the canal. Up
Alaska. Down: Mary Houston and
Paytona. e.
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NEW ORAEANS.

New ORLEANS, May 15.-The shippers
Of the first two cargges Of bulk grain by
sail from this port % Europe, have re-
esived notice Of the arrival of the same
in perfect order in Liverpool. The bark
John Gediis made the passage IN twen-
ty-six days. Other csrgoes are en- route
and more are TO follow.
The river has commenced to subside
slightly here. There was considerable
danger st L point in front Of the city
yesterday, bas it IS now Iesseued.
II. E. Cowles, foreman Of the Repu6.
!iean office, has been elected by the New
Orleans typographical Uaion as q dele
gate to the National Convention.
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RnAroN.

Boston, May 15.-Madame PaTeppa
Rosa has accepted an Invitation to play
ia the grand chorus Of the National
Peace jubilee. In her letter she says she
leaves terms entirely to the committee,
as no feeling except the pleasure OF DIN
ing so great an undertaking can actuate
any artist.
fae work upon the eOlislum Is going
forward with great rapidity; though only
haIf the time alloWea for the cOnstrQc-
zion OF the building has elapsed. l. Is al
ready two-thirds completed 500 me-
ehsnics are constantly at work on II.
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T-ELEGSAFHIO ELS.
sew HOrA Earkes.


0Ew YORK, May b-COtton STEADY; sales
1000 bales uplaDd3 Zszc Flour 81 IA 80,
closing 5@I0c lowrr. Wheat IG2c lower. Corn
! &c higher Rice quiet. Coffee dull. Sugar,
Dry G05ds.@As usual, towards the close of
the week, the market is quiet and prices favor
the buyers Standard see Sings, best make,
G5he and seconds axe for goods Ifae Cobalt A
and Augu.ta and Broadway sht etings PFC.
Bsdf0rd K 9Al0c- Indian orchard a l4%e, aud
the seconds and WateIf I'd A lac, The J brand
being orthe same make, commands l514e.
Money-ts easy at 5s7 Per CT. on call. closing
with 9 ~ the general rate, ard 5 as ex epIOn- L
Prime discounts 7a9. The bank sta enent 4,
regarded as favorable. The decrease in specie
is Just ABOUT equal to the weeks exports. The
heavy increase In deposits ~ due TO the receipts
OF national BANK notes from The interior. Ster-
hng 94G9H for 80 day bill, and lCs4 for short
zight. The supply OF bills Is quite modsr-
ste, and there are not many produce bills
maEisg Gold active and excited. Opened at
1925 Iell 10 1885, rose to 1857 I, and closed at
Eies glSg54. The carrying rates We're 4e7 per
y l,O0O,HNO. state bonds quiet.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANs, May I.-Cotton Is quiet,
Sales zoo bales middIings 2sL92Sszc receipts
ISL exports 900. Gold Ss4 Sterling 2A
sapsrnne IS 81; Xxx IS IS xxx &c Is. White
corn hTmer 75@75c. Oats 76c. Bran 81 20. Prime
sides T7Z9l7ze, Lard, IN tieEcesj lskc kag
i9kg3Oc. Common sugar 9%@l0[e; prime 800
ls53c Mo!asses nomlpal; eFmsnItng S95lc.
@1S"%1" 80 1890 09[Y2S f+AAS
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. May I5-Flour S. 3se 50. Corn
CSC. Pork $50 so. Bulk meats over; shoulders
I5Nc; sides l41zc. Bacon, loose; shoulders BE
SIDES l8al8%c. Lard nc. Groceries Unchanged.
Whisky 95e Rye 81 BIC. Cotton z7%e. Buster
Egssl Tic.
L01fsVf1fs NRrsks&.
LOUISVILLE, May l5-Potatoes 81 10. Coffee
Hay, so 90 Wheat, 81 80 sorghum sec. |
lSal6c. Bacon, packed, shoulders, I3Lc; |
sides lGHgl74c. PORK Sd q. Lard lSc. Hams
l9c -Four, 50 30. Cotton, 10 s m~iddlings, 25%e, !
Highwtues CSC Corn Gjg67c. Oats zoe. Tobac- |
sales Jos hLds at 81 sp@l5 40 Heavy bagglng /
&c. Sugar, ehot-e, lS1sc. Molssses Use.
50. Louis MarRet.
ST. Louis, May 5.-FIour "a eOa5 Is. Wheat.
BARLEY 81 81. Rye 81 iS@l 70. Whiskey &c.
jroceries Pork 81 60 Bulk meats.
90 e, 6 koulde rs II4e; sides l3c. Bacon shoul-
iers 1899 sides 1914 Sf7Ac. Lard I7Ac.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May l5-Elour $5@6 S71%. Wheat
u 2199l Is. Corn 62A36215c. O4t4 SIC. Rye
h l5%. Barley 81 80. HIgbwints 9ala9sc /
PORK so 75@3L. Lard 1873. BULK shoulders
lze sizes lJ4e; hams I5gl5He.
Forefgn Markets.
LoNDoS, Mayb Consols closed at s@ S,money
Us Is9s, and at S4H
LIVERPOOL, May B-Cotton closed a shade
as OF Uplands Lid; Orleans nSd. Sales to-
lay 80 Q bales.
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SENrER WEIGmED AND FOUND
WANTING.

WANTING.
On Thursday next the Radical party
viii meet in Convention in Nashville,
and nominate a csndidSte-SToKES for
Governor. 1t is g ~foregone conclusion
that Stokes is the man. We are not
surprised to learn, therefore, that many
Radicals heretofore avewediy friends OF
SBNTER, are turning tail aud working
vigorously for Stokes, whodoes not like
csrpet.beggers, though showing q de-
cided weakness for the scslawsg trlbs to
which be belongs. The press, which
usually indicates the status Of CANDID dates,
Is thus divided between these aspirants
for gubernstoriaI honors /: the Jones'
boro Flag, GresnviIle Nsw Era, Mary
vile Republican, Athens Repu6Jtcan,
Nashville Press and Times, sH cham
pion Stokes, while only the Lopdcn
Uaton Pilot sad Knoxville Wing sdvo-
cate sESTER's claims, and 60 weakly as
TO encourage his enemies to believe that
they are prepared at the critical moment
to pop ovsr. or the delegates to the
Convention, more than ~two-thirds Of
them were instructed for Stokes
before sENTER was thought Of. There
will be some pretty rough sparring and
more loud swearing, but Stokes, having
9 msjority OF the negroes and all the old
viii be equal to the emergency,
aod be prepared for the worst or bsst II
5ENTER's gang. Look at 1t in any
light, SENTER Is 3 dead duck.
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FOR Z.

vienna, May lathe Emperor Fran
els Joseph il closing the session OF the
Reiehratb, yesterday, made s long and
pleasant spsech. He recalled the situa-
ton Of Austria in 1865, and compared
tGRt with the present condition Of things,
and traced the course Of the legislation OF
the Rsiehrsth since that time. He sai O
be was reieiced at the friendly arrange
ments made with Hungary, and st the
condition Of the finances and the army,
and that he felt that peace was indispen-
sable to the material prosperity and pres
ent peaceful relations Of Austria
with all the other powers OF the
world, assured him of its continuance.
He removed the late reforms enacted by
the Reichrsth, and hoped they would
become the harmonious and pacific re-
lstions between the church and State.
In conolu1ing he thanked all the men,
bers for their past exertions, and ex-
pressed the hope that all would support
the Constitution, as Austria offered fall
liberty to the people Of every nation and
guaranteed their right Of sslf-govern-
ment. The. Emperor Was often inter-
rup:ed by loud cheering.
LONDON, May I5.-Mr. johnson, the
American Minister, took formal leave CT
the Qusen by letter, and not in q per.
sonsl interview as wal reported. He
had interview with the Foreign Sec
rotary, LORD Clarendon, on Thursday,
when he officially announced his retire.
ment and presented Moran as Charge d
Affairs untl the arrival of his sue.
eessors.
Reports, which are believed to be
bssed on coed authority, are in c~ireula-
tion that the French Government viii
soon publish 8 peaceful manifesto, and
simuItanesusiy reduce the army.
N. Mstioq1e Is dead.
MADRID, MAy l5.-The Cortes has re-
jeeted ths amendment to the Coussitu-
ton in favor OF making Spain q Federal
Republic. The vote stood 1s2 against
Ga. A proposition for a Triennial D.rec-
tory, to se appointed by tie Cortes, has
been introduced and is now under dis
PARIS, May Is. The political meet.
ings 10 the city continue to be attended
with disorder, and the police are FREE
qamtly obliged to interfere. Several ar
rests have been made Of parties promi-
nent in creating disturbances. The Pre-
fsct OF Police has issued an order pro-
bibiting gatherings in the streets in the
vicinity OF tbs electoral meetings.
/ PARIS, Msy l4.-Several electoral
meetings were dispersed to-day, eausirgi
some instances rioteus proceedings. I
number Of 'FseFgeants de vile - were !
badly hurt. Many arrests were mads.
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FUNERAL

MILLER-Ths friends and acquaintances OF
the lats DR.. SAN MILLER. OF the firm Of Miller.
Jonss a Co, are requests d to 3 attend his fune-
raj. this Sunday afternoon, al 4 o'clock. Car
riages IN attendance at James FIaherty's, ON
eScond, between Monroe and Union streets.
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NEW ADvERT1sMENTs


Gfzsce of the Hfssass1ppl valley Navfga-
TON CoMPAHY OF TEE OUT AND WEST ;
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May g. R69.-Notice is hereby
given to all concerned that there viii be a
meeting of the Stockholders CT the NlssissiPpI
Valley Navigation Company OF the South and
West, held at the Office of this Company, y :.
24M caro-. delet street.. In t. e city OF New Or
on MONDAY, May "a. 1853, at IL O'Clock,
I'm, for the purposeof revising and amending
the charter Of the Company.
BY order OF the President
myl6 NEWTON 8. CTS, secratary,
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NEW PO,rAL ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW POSTAL ARRAAGE4ENTS.
Welearn by a dispatch from Washington
that Postmaster General CREsswELL has
rs9rganizsd the who,espseisl mail service
of the country. The States are divided
into six divisions, and these into dis
tricts, the first having two, the sixth
six, and the second, third, fourth snG
fifth three each. Each division has 8
principal officer, sty led Assistant Super
intendsntof the Railway Mail Service,
WHO is responsible for the POstefhce ST
fairs Of the whole division, and reports
direct to the Postmaster General. Each
district has . postofiice inspector, and
each division q special agent to ingesti-
gate the msil depredstions there,
in addition to three special agents
at large. Tennessee is included in
the fourth division, with Ohio, Iidisns,
Kentucky, West Virginia and Michigan.
Col. A. b. MARYLAND, nominated, but
not confirmed, Second Assistant Post
master General, will be the Railway and
General superintendent at a salary OF
S3425 per sBnum. As we one before re-
marked, when notified Of Col. MARK
LANDS appointment to the office for
which the Senate refused to confirm
him, he is by experience and the posses
sion Of the requisite gifts admirably
to this position, and will, We
hope, give Is as regular mail service as
we know he can il he wills and works
for it. II the character Of the appoint
to the other mail divisions are in
by this Of MARKLAND's, the
country st large win have reason to rs
member Mr.. CREsswELL favorsbiy, and
10 regard him as to that extent disposed
TO coBcede to fitness what it was expect
ed only the most ultra RsdicRlism could
9
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THE TImE TO

The city viii be full Of strangers next
week, all Of whom may be made pur-
chssers to q greater or less extent by
~judicious advertising on the part of our
merchants. The columns Of the AP-
offer peculiar Inducements TO thst
end and viii be open for any number Of
favors of that character. Remember
this and send in your advertisements.
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Main Street store House.

On TUESDAY, May 18th, at 4 o'clock p.m on
the premises, We viii offer, at pubic SAFE, thai
very Valuab e and centrally situated store
house and Lot, No. 24 Main street, now oceu-
pied by L. y n. L.. Lowenstetn and next to the
store or LoWenstsin Brothers, corner OF Main
and Jefferson streets. This being one OF the
nnest points for business OF Main street. we
nope to meet on the occasion g large rspresen.
tation OF capitalists and business men WHO de-
fire 70 compete for such vai9Ible property.
nouneed at sale.