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MRs. ~O'DONOvAN ROssA).
sIeetlng Of CItizens-AFrange-
ments for her Reading.

AZ 8 meeting Of the friends and sd
mirers CT the above named distinguished
and accomplished lady, held at HibeF-
nien Hall, corner of Adams and Main
streets, on the evening of the 3 ] instant,
Col. ii. Magevnsy, ST., was called TO
the chair, and James Reilly, Esq sp-
pointed Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the OBJ
jees Of the mseting, portrayed in Ian
guage If fervid and pathetic elcquenee
the nObie end heroic career Of this tai.
ented lady since the incarceration Of her
noble and patriotic husband in 3 British
dungeon, for the crime OF loving Ireland,
his native land, "nOt wisely, but too
well )" for having the msuliness to pub
lish to the world her wrongs and suffer-
ings under British misT1le and oppres-
sion, and for asserting her right to eIjoy
freedom and self government.
On motion the Chair appointed the
following ommittces 10 perfect arrange
ments, and for the purpose of making
her stay in Memphis both pleasant and
agreeable
Reception Communications. P. L. Nit
cheIi, John League, Esq, Mathew Mur-
ply, Esq John Lily, Esq J. J. Muir
ply, Eeqn Mr.. j. N. Heating, Msj. J. J.
OuOD-eI COl. u, - G2IlaWayt j. IL. Do
pre-, Esq Gel. E4tor, Gerald Griffin,
Esq., G. a. Hanson, Egg, ThOmss
Fisher, Esq, J. Il FDppi1, E-q., Col. E
Dawson, Hon. ThomAs Moffst5, Hon.
Thomas Foley, Judge W. T. Brown,
Hon. J. w. Leftwich, ChGs. koEtrech;,
Gen. Marcus J. Wright, 7. W. Doyle,
Esq, Eugene Msgevney, Esq, G. P.
Norris, Egg, DIS. Willett and Rice, W.
J. MaDsfOrd, E-q Col. Van Anderson
and 3. Shephsrd, Ed, TO which, on
motion, the Chairman vas added, and
made Chairman OF the Committee OF
Reception.
Do0r CommiHee-CoI. NJ. Msgevney,
Jr., P. j. MuIvihill, Esq, Bernard Cal,
Esq, Thomas Kelley, Esq, NJ, Gavin,
Fig Capt. James P, Gallagher, Thomas
Conway, ESD, sEd James Reilly, Esq,
Z. IFedsurer-John League, Esq.
Afser winch the meeting, on motion,
to meet at the same place
Thursday evening, the 9Th inst, at u
O'Clock.
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CARD.
Mr.. Ha1sOu is not a Radical nor
"A Radical land, date.

MEMPHIs, Tenn, May 5, 1859.
Editors Memphis Appear:
My attention has been called to the Use
that hiss been made Of nay name ia con-
nection with q proposition made some
days sgo to place me in nomination for
prosecuting attorney of the Criminal
Court, on what is known as the Hnster
ticket. Those who know me well neeG
no explanation, but those EhO DO not,
might think it strange that any man
pretending to responsibility should get
his nsme mixed up with that OF the
gracsless, Goddess v~sgzbOnds OF that
particular political party or faction.
And although il Is, and wss, as much
matter for surprise 10 me IS il could pOs-
sibiy be to my friends, yet L have not
been ABLE TO arrive st any definite con
clusiou as TO tue GsCsss thas brought It
about, and can only state the facts and
let each draw their own conclusion.
On Thursday night before lhs meeting
Of the BuzzAFd Roost" Convention, I
was going home in company with 6
few friends, abcu. Z o'clock, AMI
when near the alley south Of Union
street, on lain street., P. ID. Beecher
came up to me, requesting has 10 lot hi0
speak to me. We halted 3 moment and
o-CChCA GaAN W = uAN q AC1-lnA Ills
evening st which your name was meu-
toned IS a suitable candidate for PROSE-
cutting Attorney of the Criminal Court
on the Hunter tigSe,, yer are the unani-
NOUS chClcs Of the meeting, Gut 1 aid
not know whether or not you would &C.
eept the nomination AID qaaiiy, but i;
you vii, you are my man" This is the
exact language Cf BeecheF. unhesits-
tingly ard perenpiOTi!y declined. Judge
Hunter in his card promises 70 give my
denial that she had made any sucn
proposition. 1 dent know what the re.
lations bstweeu him sad Bsscher are,
bat Beecner, IN my Ebssnes . few days
ago called to get & statement from ne.
He has it above IS u occurred and II he
VIII remember we'll.
Judge Hunter sSys in his card, that
he DOGS not Know me. l thank God that
be does not, and l am sorry that his
BgG,s Reecher does even by sight.
1t is contrary 10 Hny ieess OF Gsntility
aud gOOd-bresdiBg 70 indulge 10 personal
epithets. Blu. l desire Judge Hunter, Mr..
Beecher, and all Others like them 70 know,
that I sm a native SJuthsTn c~itizsE,
having no sympathy or feeling Ia com
mon With pYs carpet 6aggsTs or UIer
~Tenegodes who, for the Sale Of Office and
plumber, seek to trampie under foot the
Intelligent, t~aX-payiGg portion OF the
Community, and by psudering to the pre-
judiees and superstition OF the ignorant,
and the continuance OF infamous fran
chise laws, to keep themselves in place
and power.
/ thank the Republican Committee OF
Shelby county for their complimentary
notice OF nay action in this matter, and 1
assure them that they assign the true
reason for it.
The further use Of my nsme by Hun
ter and Beecher / shall regard Es q per-
s0osl ~Offsnse, not to be redressed through
the columns of a newspaper.
"a. HANSOE.
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Meeting OF the Entertainment
Committee.

Z E
The Entertainment Committee ap-
pointed by the Chamber Of Commerce
win reference to the Commercial Con-
ventioD, met atthe Chamber at four pm /.
yesterday, pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. ). J. Rawlings, Chairman OF the
Committee of the Seventh Ward, re-
ported the following named parties who
viii accom- modste The number indicated
by the figures opposite their names:
J. J. Rawlings, 2; Mrs. Sarah Green
law, /; ". 7. CirOde, 3; DR.. R B.
AIaury. (sslscted), 2; T. r. Fsrnsworth,
lselecJed), 2; E. n. Apperson, ~tseIected),
4; 6. Y. Rsmbsut, 2; F. s. Davis, (se-
lected) 4; G, Falls, 2; NJ. P. Jsrnigso,
2; J. G. Medley, ~(=electedl 2; P. NJ. Pat
ters0n, 4.
Maj. w. ]. Sykes proposed to entertain
two more delegates.
The Chairman Of the Third Ward
Committee reports progress.
The following letter from Col. II. Clsy
Condo, was read and the offer accepted /:
MEMPHIS, May 5, 1873.
Capt. GEO. Aellsrsh, Chairman Entertainment
Committee
Dear Sir: 1 find It impossible to NEST
you e. fopr O'clock pm. to-day, but will
60 my DUTY as one OF the Entertainment
Committee. / have arranged for seven
guests, and will undertake to do go for IS
many more at MY own expense, as | an
ticiPate meeting st least that number Of
Old acqaaiatances during tbs days OF the
Convection. Yours truly,
II. CLAY OONDE.
a resolution WIS adopted, requesting
the different sub-coTamittees to report
"Wednesday next, without fail.
Maj. +. w. Roysser wRs appointed
Chairman of the E ghtasW Yard Commit
tee, Uice Mr.. StebbiDs resigned.
Tue Committee on Entertainment then
adjourned until the 18Th inst, at four
O'Clock p.n.
GEO. AElLEhSE, President.
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rules OF law, to the validity OF the elec-
ton that there should be q compssfe
Board Of Aldermen organized with per
manent chairman.
The tender by the plaintiff Of his ser.
vices 70 the Board and their refusal give,
the plaintiff hi5 right OF action Tor dam
sges, but does not Of Itself gfvS&im thf
right to recover the whois amouNo the
salary as the measure OF damages. The
damages will De assessed by the jury IN
DER ths rules heretofore settled By this
Court J case Of contracts for persona
services.
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NOTICES.

Common sense raEes the mass OF tbe
people, whatever the misnamed and nissan
thropic philosophers may say 10 the contrary.
SHOW them : coed thing, let its merits be
dearly demonstrat 4, and they viii not hest
tate to give Il their most cordial patronage.
The masses have already ratified the Judgment
OF a physician concerning the virtues of Hos
Settlers BtrfE8S. as may be seen in the
immsnse quantities Of this medicine that are
annually sold in every section of the land. It
is nov recognized IS greatly superior to all
other remsdiss yet devised for diseases OF the
digestive organs, uch as diarrhea, dysentery.
dyspepsia, aad for the various fevers that arise
nom deCsDgement OF those portions of the
system. Hcs;etter's nam Is rapidly becoming
a housshOli WORT, from Maine TO Texas. from
tbs shores Of the Atlantic to the Pacific. These
celebrated STOMACH BIrTERS have doubt
less created as much sensation N the com
munity for their remarkable cures as any other
medicine eztant. Ills a fact that in the minds
of mary persons a prejudice exists against
what are called patent medicines; but Why
should this prevent you res1rting TO an article
taat mas saeh an array OF tsSt mOny 70 sunport
u as htSEHIEEkS
Physicians presonDe IL why should you dis
card ~ Judges. usually cOns derad men OF
talent, have aud d use it in their families
dice usurp your reason 20 sne everlasting in
OF your health. Lis the only p spsratton
OF the KIND that IS reliable in sI cases. and il is
therefore worthy of the consideration Of the
afflicted. The BIETEES sre pleasant TO the
tasts, agreeable in their effects, aud altogether
'~iuAo- as a tOnlo remedy Tor indigestion,
The Americas House, Boston, has been
newly nJted and furnished throughout. The
reputation OF the senior partner has been too
well established by q long test Ofyears. To need
further endorsement from Us. my6a
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DIR. LIGHTHILL,
FRoMNEw YORK CITY,
ARRIVED AT THE
PEA6 o HOTEL,
WheF he can now be daily eoasuIted
unti1 further notice.

The practice Of Dr.. Lghthiu Is exclusively
devoted to the relief and cure Of CATARRH.
DEAFNESS, IMPAIRED SIGHT. DIS
CHARGES FROM TIE EAR, CoSsUMP-
TON. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, and all dis
eases Of the HEAD, THROAT and CHEST.
He refers with pleasure and pride to the extra
ordinary success which has ttsnded bis sys-
tenn 0, treatment in New YORK City during the
past fifteen years, and during his professional
soiourns IN C~inciunaa,Cst Louis and Louis
Vile, and recently in Nashville, Tenn.
Below he submits. with confidence. a few
OF the maay hattsring credentials which he
has received nom some OF the most reliable
and well known sources in acknowledgment
OF benefits received. Many more Of a similar
nature, and from equally rsHAbIs sources, nag
be seen at this once.
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We had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting Mr.. Alfred Jacont0t who has
been in our city 3 few days, representing
ne WSl-knoTD aad reliable firm Of
Godfliot & Co, No. 4 South Wilism
street, New York, wholesale dealers and
importers Of fine wines, brandies and
liquors, Mr., Jacontot leaves to-day FOR
Nashville and We commend him 10 the
merchants and others Of that CITY.
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CYRENE CoMMANnERY-AscrNs

CYREEE CoMMANDERY-AsCENsION
SAY.-The Sir Knigats.of Cyrene Com
mandery and ali visiting Sir Knights
will mest ct the Asylum, 10. 2O4 Front
street, st nine O'clock this morning,
sharp, aud will form on Front street,
facing south, at 10 O'Clock s.m Route
OF march : Down F1nt street to Adams,
out Adams to Charleston depot, thence
down to Madison street, thence to Sec
Ond street, thence to Union street, thence
to Shelby greet, thence to Vance street,
thence to Main street, themes TO Poplar
street, thence to Second street, thence to
Calvary Church, where the services of
the dsy will be performed by the Rev.
Sir Knight GsoTge White, Prelate.
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IEFipfBlS APPEAL
OEiee--EO. Is jefferson Streo'.
CITY MATTERS.

MEETING OF THE SHELBY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
All members OF the Shelby county Dem
ocratie Executive Committee, are re-
quested to meet st the Circuit Court
room, on Friday afternoon Och inst.) ST
2 O'Clock.
The deIegatfs elected to the Conyen-
ton which meets On Saturday 18Th INST
are invited 70 be present.
A fun attendance Of the Committee Is
earnestly desired.
4. WOODWARD. Chairman pro. TEN.
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I'D. EDWARDS, No. 278 Second street,
10 aud win receive daily BY express fine
Northern Lsks Fish, the suamer
through. Retail price Is cents q poand.
Hotels re~staursnCs' and steamboats,
wholesale price l24 cents q pound. Re
ceiving fne Western Reserve Butter,
and berries andSruits always on ice.
ID. EDWARDS.
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FOR FEET,

NOR RFNT-THE ARMSTRONG PLACE,
Icurf Sousge comrrisipg iweuty-Eeven acres
Of ground. with a fine lETh suitable loE
a pasture. good House with four roonls-laIse
Cnfee in wand : also. kitchen and nee ssaFy out
buildfnsS The place has three clsferns, 90 a
orchard, LARGE hOtned with necessary. S4sE
afnzrsgus bed. fine stables an- carnage hOuss'
Win euclosed sheds FOR forty head OF cattle.
TO a gardener or dairymRl, this Is one OF IN
most desirable places near MemFhis: Apply
10 HJUHN i. wtLLlNn
uoyl S2 Front obfeet'
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P-EREAPTORY trade sale Of clothing this
Thursday morning ct ten O'Clock, by
Gottlieb & Ezskiel, corner Of Second and
Adams streets.
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CONCERT AT THE STATE FEMALE COL
L5GE.-As the Indictment weather of the
Both ult. prevented many from attend
ing this entertainment, it will be re-
peated, by special request, with varia-
tons, next Thursday evening, the 9Th
inst, at eight o'clock. The bll OF fare is
rich. Let all go. Tickets, SO cents ;
children, % cents. The cars will run to
The city after it is over.
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BEAUTIFUL double width solid colored
Alpacas, ell shades, So cents full assort-
ment Of striped Alpacas 25 cents good
quality double width alpacas IS cents +;
large stock of Dress Goods at extremely
low prices. ] II. Loewenstine & Bros,
231 Main street, Clay Building. +
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GENTS Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
Furnishing Goods at extra bargains. All
wool Cassimeres only IS cents; Gents
good Calf Boots only IS. J. Il. Loewen-
slime Il Bros., &I Maiu street, Clay
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Once more the attention Of
everybody to eur AZ cents yard
wide Bleacha0 Lf0meStfcs, Her
zOg BIO, &94 Main street.
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ANOTHER large drive Mems British
Half Hose, 81 SO per dozen, worth s.,
at M. KraUs K Co.'s, corner Main and
Adams.
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80 THE LADIEs.-We offer special in-
dUcemenLs in dress goods this week,
pas5y and cheap. OuS buyer challenges
the market to compete with him. b.
L0Wecstein q Bros.
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GNAT OIL! GNAT OIL!-For driving
off BuffdO Gusts from animals. Also
Coal Oh and Lamps, Tinware and
Family Soaps, Axle Grease, Lanterns,
ParsfIius Candles. 0. +. Prescott Il Co.,
40 j. ffsreou street.
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lO4 Table Clothing so cents; 10 4
SheetiDg 20 cents; best Pillow Case
Cotton zoe ; ali Linen Towels 121 cents ;
a nice quality 4 4 bleached domestic 123
cents ; full stock o. Irish Linens always
% hand. J.. II. Loewenstine & Bros, Z1
Main street, Clay Building,
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WE offer to-the ladies extra induce
msnts in Irish Linens. Compare cur
prices With Others. B. LowensteiD s
Bros.
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BEAUTIFUL styles Linen Lawns %
cents; good quality white Msrseilles 80
cents solid colored all shades q cents /;
great barkains in ladies and children
Shoes. J.. Il. Loewens;ine q Bros, .23l
Main street, Clsy Building.
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NEWEST styles striped snds figured
Grenadines is to p cents fgared and
striped Lawns 16 cents (; extra Iice Or
CANDIES IS cents; large stock Lisle
Thread; checked, striped and solid
colured PJpiins, and q full stock Of
Fringes. Great bargains. J. H. LoeweD-
slime d Bros, 23l Main stssst, Clay
Binding. r
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During this EOnth Only -!
Our whole StGCk of Dress
Goods aI Cost! The above sac
riGce is nfHde 60 reduce our
stock. HeFZOg &lSrO., 294 Main
street ClaEk's Marble Block.
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EIGHTH WARD DEMoCRAcY.-There
will be 8 msss meetiog of the Demo-
cratic citizens Of the Eighth ward this
eveuir &, st the vacant store adjoining
TayIor's dug store, on Poplar street, cp-
posite the market, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to the Democratic
Convention.
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A great bargain In Black Gren-
adfnes- just received. HerZOg a.
Bro.
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To THE DEMOCRACY OF THE SEVENTH
WARD-The members u the Demo-
cratic party OF the Seventh Ward, in
compliance with a request of the County
Executive Committee, win meet on
Thursday evening, the On inst, at s
O'Clock, at the Ferguson Hall, corner Of
Herna.do and Bssl streets, for the pur-
pose Of electing delegates 10 the County
Convention, to be held on Saturday
next. w. L. STEWART,
Chairman.
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COUNTRY merchants, DON'T forget the
large trade sale by Gcttlieb 4 Ezekiel
this morning at ten O'clock.
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TEN thousand dollars worth of dry
goods at auctiou this lThursdsy) morn
log at ten O'clock, by G0ttlieb & Ezekiel,
corner Of Second and Adams streets.
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DIE MOpENWELF for Aiay, besides the
other fsshion aud literary magazines &C
joe Locke's, 1861 Main street.
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ANoTHER lot ladies' all linen Hand
kerchiess, IL IS per dozen. Gents al
liuen HandkeTchisfs, 81 per dozsn worth
So. ct u. Kreus & Co.'S, cor. Main sno
Adams.
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New styles stssdard prints. just re-
ceived. 151e per ward. az Nj. Kraus 4
Co.'S, corner Main and Adams.
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wAETz

"-ANTEp-A nan who is thoroughly ac-
Cusiuted with he boot ana shoe trade,
10 travel fCr a manGfact0Ty. Must furnish
best o. refereIces as 10 character shu ahlilly
Address, stating terms.
MACKENZIE, quill Co.
my6 Corinlh, Mss.
ANTEU-Eight good Dres5mskerz al Mad
ana kremeIis 90, Eain street. Apply
immediately. Ing0
noOLEY'S CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING
IL POWDER mas stood The t-st lOr years ard
stands to-day ~unriVRied. No Ingredients enter
into is comp position bat such As are perfectly
harmless, aud they srein such exact proportion
SIS 10 produce the same rssu-tssLcn Time. M
II any hOusekeeper VITO has good -four can
make the best bead, cakes or pastry desired.
II any OF or lady ui6Ld- have not yet Tried ~,
we advise Them To do 30 st once. It Is not only
the best Baking Powder Ia the market, put
much cheaper. IS il requires rom One-thlrd 10
one-half less than those OF ordinary manuIac-
lure. Ask your grocer Tor DOCLENS BAKING
POWDER, ana you VIII use no other after enc
Irial. NY
NTANTED.-A Firsf-class Pianist is open 10
eogsgement.. Address +. h, POstoUee.
my4
HTANTED.-In every county in the safe OF
Mississippi, and in the counties OF shelby,
Tennessee. and IA kiln, Alabama a thorough,
energetic man 10 take charge of snd devote ais
entire attention 10 a good paying business
Address, including three cent stamp, or Apply
20 king OF tbs West" MRpufsciurIng Com
pauy, Is and Is MOurO5 street, Memphis, Tenn
my
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ANOTHER IOt al wool Cassimeres, zoe
par yard, At n. Kraus d Co.'s, corner
Main and Adams.
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A full rd-conplsteline Of white goods
n: great reduction. b. LoWenstein q
Rr0s.
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ELEGANT dress goods opened at Men
ken Bros +, to be closed at great bargains.
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SILKsi SMKs!-To the lsdtes, we are
prepared to show you the richest stock
Of silks ia the city, prices to correspond
with the times. B. Lowenstein 4 Broe.t
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc., Of Wiggans & Thorn, manufActu-
rers, 233 Main street, Clay Building. I
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COOP article l0-qusrter bieached sheet
ings, SOC per yard, 1t H.. KTsus q Co.'s,
corner Main snd Adams.
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CHIDREN's DRESSES FROM PARIS
We will close out our importation q
chIldren's Hsrsei les dresses 81 cost.
Menken Brothers.
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FoA SALE.

TOR sALE-The beaulI.u al RESIDENCE known
q as the MENKEN PBACL on BoUL
avenue, about Two blocks north : 'He -
nus OF the PoplarEtrset railroad. The iN
comprise auOGt - acres, with carriage no.
end o~ut-Eoukes. Il viii be sold on favorable
terms, OF exchanged for business property,
Apply tOMENKES BROTHEkS. mhs
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JOE LOCKE, 1864 Main street, has all
the illustrated, literary, scientific, irish,
German, French and sporting weeSlies,
Chicsgo, Nashville, Louisville, CinciD.
matt, 81. Louis and New ROEk daIIies. !
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7th DAY of JUNO Next.

Upon the premises. sell az public outery, 70 the
highes5 Bidder, for cssh, the following described
property in said deed specified. to-Eit: Situate
Ia the tow OF Chelsea, in the county OF Shelby,
state OF Tennessee, lying now within the limits
of the city of Memphis, known IS lott nun
bers two hundred and two and two hundred
three, being the corner lots ~ the southeast
side OF tne Intersection OF Gree1iaw and fifth
sire IS, according to tbs plan Of the said town
OF The sea, together with all the buildings. I'm
provemenIs and appurtenanees thereon. Sale
within the hours prescribed by law. ; ing
as trustees, 1 Will Convey such title only as Is
vest d in me by said deed
L. v. DIXON, Trustee.
May 4, 1853. my5
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-New
Prints, D5msst'cs, Stripes, Linens and
C-ottonades at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, corner
Main and Adams.
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ATTENTIoN.-A mseting to appoint
delegates to the Democratic Convention
for the Tenth ward will b held st Guests
grocery az Eve o'clock Thursday evening,
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LADIEISOok st the cheap Dress Goods
which We Offer for inspection tomorrow
B. LOWenstein q Bros. I
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SPLENDID Corsets 81, worth 81 50. al
II, Kraus 81 Co.'S, c0Tner Main and Adj
anna.
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New lot soli6 color Grenadines Csc
p~r yard, st d. Krsus 4 Co.'s, corner
Main and Adams.
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Black GrenadIns nearly three
yards wide, just opened. HezZOg
& Bro.
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? striped AIpacas reduced. Her
ZOg s Bro.
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NEW Striped Poplins reduced 70 45c
Der yard st NJ Kraus d Co.'s, corner
Main and Adsms.
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New lot Satin PSrasols, IS 80, st NJ.
Krsus q Co.'s, cor. Main and Adams. I
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