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CLOTHING. DO.
TEMPORARY RERevhI.

TIE Bui;dins vs nov ooespy about 70 -
thoroughly renovated and improved Tor our &C..
On account Of the Bxteaavs rnprovea.ets .alos
VIII take place. ve will be compelled TO
TEMPORARILY vAoArE The BUILpIss
We have THE day rented. Of wB nosss Zee
THE STORE, rRoSrIsa Oh rrH STREET
UNDER THE AVENUE HOUSE,.
FocR DOORS BELOW OUR PREsKSrsrAsp
We SHALL REMOVE THERETO.
Oh THURSDAY. JULY Tors.
OUR EsrIRE srook
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
Previous to rsaovstins. ws hsv. red.
ALL wooLLES GOODS.
EXCEPTING FLASsELs.
IN ORDER TO SAVE MOVING
PARTIES DESIRIsG TO PURJH,sE,u
AVAIL THsMsSLyEsoF
OPPORTUNITY.
A. sAKs q 90
sIr sEvEHrH
n. B-wR WILL AGAIN eSro OUR
PRESENT LOCALITY ON A OUT Auausr
ssrH j~Istr
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l. u X B A L K

t. DYBR 90,
Omce-Oorner Louisiana avenue and 7th street
Nos. Ia. ave. and $40 7th street
Blk elegant new seven and ten room HOUSES.
gas, bath and wafer fountains in front yaFd Price
e4to0 And $500. Terms very easy. ~
Two new BRICK HOUSES OF nine rooms each !:
cssn. 0aIanco n0ntnU. 10 l9-3t
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FlRsT.CLAsS DWELLING,
OEHfRALLY LOCATED, AND ON EASY


A FlRsT.CLAsS DWELLING,
OEHrRALLr LoGATlp, AND ON EASY
,hl nsr fer sale, ON very easy terms, eup.E!er
sSs 6os 9Sl{
seoe: and io:ssa s.s: og
n 1s = No asrp throughout, evsry room being
ss s0 and
az sSs.srss: &C. The front = breed
eve .sss e
window beads and sui: arc sl.o 81 marble. The
s sssl s. ; IA sss: 81: s.ss5
:ss:s s e.
s ss CO. Sas: g 40 :::S =. 90:
''''''s' '''"'''a iisSfi I'll IF tssS!hhsss.
jelast New York avenue and Ssh street.
EoRREET-sroREn No. 94a Penn avsaae, BE-
ant, trSsn i;ta and 18th Streets north side In.
E0R RENr-Two Gnfurnishsd ROOMS. on the
Ii g Il soi street between iisS and issh
FOE RENr-A BRICK HOUSE, 50 eth street,
=, with lariSr dinins room, Kitchen; yash room,
foanss = :sss:s '. ana 're' s.sf
L rooms and basement: esrden in froaf; ssistS ~
R Rs.r LAT Csetsl r. nsPs az psT month q
and oh ssr.ss.. cspitoi Siil. j.is s ss
LION SALE on ExCHANGR-75 ACRES IN
PEklOR LAND. IN lots TO emit purchasers In.
fsaSirs q ~ H. SsaIG ss so Snssr az
high snd Bridge sts, Georgetown, on esturdsys
and from ,. TO 8, other days. isls.im'
For SALK-A OOBEER LOT, With Improve.
&c on the southeast corner Of ISL and streets
south. near the Long Bridge. / viii sell the above
property for $500 By paying one half one tot I'd
cash; will make the balance PAYNE ,ts 60 suit
purchaser. Apply to RICHAkD kOTHWELL
North and 9Th streets, Capitol HUI jels lms
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REskRvIH4 AND FRUIT JARS AT a a.
and ~ D. dozen. JELLY GLASSES 1t 40 csnfs
TO be had at HENRY BAYLEY'S
China Store, 7th and streets,
JoN" Opposite Post Once
NOTICE The subscriber has this dsy s,ld Al,
Rss Rs s Int. rest In the HARDWARE. Broom,
nAskE Fl and BRUSH FACTORY, 324 ID stre eat
and 49, 10Th street, to JOSEPH L. sRVaCE'
All persons having claims against me VIII please
them at once for settl ement. and those In
oebtet TO me will please call and SETTLE
teigned) GEO, p. GOrP
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LOB SALE-Elegant country home. fruit and
Il garden 2 ARM, i've miles from the city, in
Virginia. Price Sl2000 Apply to
KILBOURN q LATTA,
ep 1871 Corner 1th and SITS.
X Oh REET-BRICK HOUSE, on I street be.
= tween 18th end 18th streets. has rooms:
water and gas. Apply TO SHELLEY & GUY, Pa
ave-, between 10th and 18th streets. myl2-tf
HOT WEATHER rs OOMIN0-If YOU want to
Il buy delightful Country Home. sH miles from
the city, cell soon, en- KILB0URN LATTA,
corner uu euoH. myS
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This favorite resort having been thoroughly
renovated, with increased cottage end a
other Recommendations. NEW BALL ~
ROOM. Bow LING ALLEYS, &c , will lSs ~
be opened fer the reception of visitors on the
klkST OF JULY. when the subscriber solicits
continuation Of patronage heretofore literally be-
slowed upon him. An excellent band o. Music l 4
per Week................ ........ II 90
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EARM FOB SALE.-We offer for sale bean t,fr,
L. FARM, situated about one mile from Uoles.
vile. Montgomery county, containing 2tI acres:
hne large Brick Dwelling, new Barn, aud out.
All In good ate Of cult alton, with abnndsnee
81 hne fruit. &c well wooded and wstered This
proximity to Washington makes il very desirahis
property. For terms and psrtieulsrs, inquire Of
fAWCETf d vALDENAR,
jel9 tt Reai Estate Brokers 36 AZ street
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HI A M s. &C.
600 MARYLAND HAMS
THIN BREAKFAST bACuH
SMOKED BEEF
For sale by BRYAN BIOS,
SAC Pennsylvania avenue.
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- a
100 barrels Cut. Crushed, Powdered, Granuls
ted end Clarified SUGARS,
BR0WN SUGARS Of various grades.
Tor sale low BY BRYAN BROS,
349 Pennsylvauta avenue.
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WI. IfTJHELL, Proprietor -

STEAMERS LEAVE WARRINGTON every
Tuesday st IL o'clock m Wednesday
, at O'Clock o. m Friday at 6 o lock
q m and Saturday at o'ciock a
m and LEAVE BALTIMORg every tn esday at
urday at O'Clock .. m. Touching. going ana re-
turning at the Point. (IufI "a 2l If
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By direction Of the Board Of Corporators of the
National Junction Railway Company, ordered
OF the books Of subscT 2tion TO the capital stock
Of said National J"nctien Railway Company IL
here by post poned until further notice.
L. KtDWELL.
President Board Of Cor Dor Ators.
HALLET XII URN, Secretary IA II
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$40 oLAhI1s' &c. 349
so cases ST. MAcAIR1 CLAREr O"
% HAUT SAUTERN
10 LDOCA OIL. small wicker TASKS
and quarts
All ef fresh Importation.
For sale by BRYAN BROS.
$40 Pennsylvanta avenue.
opposite Metropolitan Rotel.
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THE COURTS.

CHAECERY COURT Fm. II. Smith,
CRQHceHOr.-Fhe calendar Of Monday
will be taken up to-day, commencing
with case Of Stout vs.. Randolph.
The following DEGREES were filed yester-
day
Finlsy vs.. Heylin, reference.
McFerrin vs.. White, sale.
FeaTn VS.. Doyle, demurrer overruled.
Gnnsenhaussn We. Petit, reference,
Park VS.. Park, demurrer overruled.
Fitzgerald VS.. Bsltice, final.
Harris VS.. Davis, sale.
Decisions by the Chancellor:
Christian VS.. Tenn. ms. Co.
Jones vs. Blakemore.
Watson VS.. Hill.
The Clerk and Master will take ga ae-
count to-day in the q OF Tyler VS..
StrsttOn ct al.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. ". VdldrGn,
Judge.-Al the cases on yesterdays cal
end1r but two were submitted h the
Judge, who imposed q fine of enc dollar
upon each defendant. The cases were
based upon indictments found aeainst the
defendants as deputizsd COnstables for
the unlawful service of criminal process.
Ia the case of State va. Campbell 3
motion was made to qussh, and the same
was sustained.
The following cases will be called for
2640 to 26l9 State VS.. Midget.
1850 TO 1854 Same VS.. Harris.
2542 Same VS.. Williams.
1855 Same vs. Morrison.
1861 to 1851 Same ys. Sammon.
1852 TO 1855 Same VS.. High.
1868 10 2673 Same vs.. Turner,
2674 Same VS.. Dies.
1854 to 1855 Same va. SWon.
1892 Same VS.. Lindsey.
1915 to 1875 Same VS. same.
Ga Saturday next the scire facioS dock
etwil be called, and all parties against
Vh9m said writ has been issued and re-
turned executed, are hereby notified to
be 10 attendance on that day, and " show
cause" or judgment final will be en-
tered against them.
CIRCUIT COURr-GeoTge ". Reeves,
Judge.-This Courrawas engaged yester-
day in investigating the matter Of State
VS. Philip Garvin ct al. This cause came
up, Ga motion, 20 compel said Gsrvin
and securities to pay over to the State
certain monies which he collected as tax
collector, fol Shelby county, in 1867, and
failed to pay over, the above motion took
up the whole Day and will very likely
consume the entire time OF the court to-
day.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Vim. Hunter,
J1dge.-The case Of State vs.. Coyne, in
dieted fer the murder of James Ford,
which took place in the city Of Memphis
during the month OF May, 1867, was
brought up FOR trisl in this court yesser-
day. The whole day was consumed in
making up 3 jury. To-day the trial will
commence and probably last 3 day or
two, as there is q vast amount Of testi-
moDy TO be adduced.
Law COURr-H s. Lee, Judge.-This
Court is still engaged in trying the csse
of Johnson VS.. Weeks, ct al. 1t is thought
that this matter will not be- determined
for several days to come.
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AMUSElIEN1S

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-A very
large house quite filed the theater les,
night, and were held s~pell-bouBd for
nearly three hours by the great persoOi-
fication OF Hamlet by Mr.. Mayo. The
occasion was for the benefit Of the Benz
Berth association and realized, we have
no doubt, a very handsome sum. To-
night the play is Cadet Ia P5Tie.
GAIETY AND VARIETIES were both
quite full, and the sudience seemed de-
lighted with the bills of fare presented.
Miss Hindls, at the a;ety, Is a great
card, and is nightly loudly eDcored. The
Can can, as presented by her, is very
different from the general idea Of that
dance, showing thst there is nOthiCg OBJ
j~ectiOnA5lo in it whatever.
THE CONCERT.-Do not forget the con-
cert for the benefit OF st. Patrick's
Church tomorrow night. Some grand
music is promised, and SAbatzky will not
disappoint the expectations Of those who
go to hear him.
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COUNTY COMMIssIONERsHIP
Ed. Shaw Receives the GOmIna-
ton of the Radical Party.

A meeting Of the Radical party, blacl
and white, was held last night at tb,
I Criminal Courtroom to nominate {
"standard bearer" 10 the ensuing elee.
ton for the vacant County Commission,
ership. The room YVES very full, anc
the " cuilud Gus from Africa was large
ly ia the pTepondersnce, making the al.
mosphere smell like "breeZes from
Araby the bIest "-in a horn. VIM. J,
smith was called to the chair, and one
hundred vice-presidents were appointed.
Only sixteen, however, were present tC
ssrve-Ihe balance were in jail or lie the
eaiaboOse (e%vidently through the spite
Of the Beaumont wlng.) A message was
received by the chair from two OF them,
ssying if he would get them out they
would serve, and give him half of the
hog that they were put in for stealing.
Smith could not see it, and sent them
word he would see them id first he
wanted the whole hog OF none. Judge
B. Lewis was made Secretary, and after
much preliminary palavering, the meet
ing got to work.
Hack jumped up and said: "Mr.
BraisidenC und shentlemsns, / be a can
didate for to Office. 1 nominate me"
(Cries Of pus him out!" Down
WIN ILL., OAtLA AOZsE EOfN
up.H) "Ysas, Mr.. BraIsident, 1
blais, und 1 dominates me-" Here the
shouting and yelling commenced again,
and Hack was finally crowded down into
his seat.
a. dominates Mr.. Merriwether,n
shouts q son of Ham in full regalia.
Second dat motion J" yell several at
once.
"a X. Davis is de man for me-"
screech 3 half dcz n more.
Ed. Shaw +! Ed. Shaw Ed. Shaw ~
from another chorus.
The cry Of SHAW :" is taken up, and
f5r a moment browns all others. Smith
called the meeting to order.
"Order, Gentlemen, j" smiles the Seere-
airy.
Order be id! / moves ell white
rash be put outer dis meetin'" replies q
D. black buck, edging toward him.
Certainly, gentlemen, but let's get to
he domination first, !" says the ever po-
tie ant affable secretary, with the pleas
mt smile f1r which be Is so famous.
Then pandSmonium seemed turned
again, and "a. X. Davis,n Ed
I" MerriWether,'' Hack and
Cooke,r were called 81 st u The
White element sOon found, however, that
hey were in the wrong box, and begun
0 choke of, and SCOT only ShsRis and
Davis names were heard. A vote was
t last arrived at, and the Shaw men
Sving b best lungs, the nomination
7ss declared bis.
The result was received with shouts of
" and cOngratuiatiOn ny his friends,
nd with groans from the opposition,
-hich continued until the meeting broke
which it did in G very shor5 time,
VerybOdy except the ShRwites going
ONE, determined TO have another con
and nominate himself.
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oFFICEgs or TIE COMPANY.

At a meeting of the stockholders, held at the
ST. Charles Hotel ia New Orleans, IN pursuance
to notice, on the 26th day of January, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen Qn accordance to
terms OF eharter), were elected Directors for the
ensuing year:
Alfred MOulJnu, New Orleans.
d. Del Haven, New Orleans
VIM. Creary, New Orleans.
Howard Milk paugh, New Orleans.
John Paul Baker, New Orleans.
John a. Graw, New Orleans.
H. Naulfing, New Orleans.
d. W. Flowrence, Nicksburg.
ID. J. r. WatK1ns, Memphis
~. 8. Otis, Memphis.
DR.. ]. W. Rogers, Memphis.
]. Edward Montgomery. Memphis.
John B. Davies, LOoisvfl e.
A. Baker, Louisville.
samuel H Patterson, Jacksonville.
John cobb, Maids ID, lad.
Gen. I. T. Crittenden, Madison, Ind.
ID. u. Martin, st. Louis.
Capt. b. e. Carson, st. Louis
Att meeting of the Directors, held for the
purpose OF electiDg officers the following
named gentlemen were elected:
i. DeHavep, President. New Orleans
John A. Graw Vice President, New Orleans.
II. N~illspangn, treasurer, rev orleans.
N. s. OTIS, Secretary, Memphis.
John b. Davies, Chief Engineer. Louisville.
r. s. Kirk, superintendent, Madison.
O. {. Stewart, Assistant secretary, New Or
IT. Winnsmere, General Agent, st. Charles
Hotel. New Orleans.
+. Y. ROCKETT has been appointed Agent,
with office at Memphis, to whom application
nav be made for exchange OF lands for stock
in the Company.
office No. 43 Madison street.
RS-Ledger sud Post copy Sw. feblS
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CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE.

Charles Byrne, 8 hack-driver, was
arrested and locked up, yesterday, fOl
extortiOnAte charging.
There were eighteen arrests in the
First district yesterday, and eight in the
Second. Que hundred dollars were taken
ia fines at the latter place.
The examination Of bounty frauds
still continues. The Commissioner bad
a claim agent on examination yesterday,
We understand.
-Whlis Mitchell stole o sack Of coffee
OF q wharf boat, yesterday, bat was
caught by officer Cusick before he could
get off with his plumber, and licked up.
Another disgrscefuI row took place
in the ParlOr concert saloon, last night,
in which beer mugs, chairs, etc, were
freely used, and The clsret caused to flow
cOpiOusly from numerous cOnchs. Sew
eral arrests were made and the parties
lCcAed up.
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L. o. o. F,
IamaIiOn Of the Grand
Master.

The Goth of April next is the fiftieth
anniversary of the Order in the United
States, and according to the recommen-
dation of the Grand Lodge OF the United
States at it's last session, the different
State Jurisdictions are expected to OBJ
serve the day in an appropriate manner.
The folio = ing proclamation OF the Grand
Master explains itself:
OFFICE GRAND MASTER,
GALLATIN, February Is, 1869.
WHEREAS, The r w. G. Lodge, at its
last session, adopted the following resO-
luton Proceedings Grand Lodge, page
1919.
Resolved, That in accordance with the
recommendation of the Grand Lodge of
the United States, this Grand Lodge
recommends TO the subordinate Lodges
10 this jurisdiction, that they celebrate
in q proper n the 26gh of April
next, being the ffCieth anniversary of
the Introduction of cur order IN the
United States, and thst for the purpose
of better carrying out this resolution, we
recommend that the membership OF the
Middle Division of the State meet in the
city of Nashville, and that the members
in East Tennessee meet in the city of
Knoxville, and the members In the
Western District meet in the city of
Memphis and that the Lodges in Nash
vile, Knoxville and Memphis be, and
are hereby requested, to make arrange
ment for carrying u this resolution.
Now, therefore, l, M. R.lEllIott, Grand
Master Of the State Of Tennessee, in or
der that the object contemplated by said
resolution may be faithfully carried out,
do issus this, my proclamation, calling
upon the membership in Middle Tennes-
see to meet in the city OF Nashville, and
the membership in + st Tennessee to
meet in the city Of Knoxville, and the
membership in the Western District to
meet in the city of Memphis, on the 20 b
OF April next, and unite in appropriately
celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of
Odd Fellowship in the United States.
And such members in the different divis-
ions of the State as cannot attend al the
time and places above designated, will
Join with members OF other lodges in
their vicinity, similarly situated, In some
proper demonstration that day. -
Tns lodges ir Nashville, Rockville
and Memphis are earnestly requested to
proceed without delay to make such az
fragments s. the importance Of the oc-
casiOn demands.
Given under my hand and seal this
18th day of February, 1859.
NJ. Il. ELLIOTT G. NJ
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LOCKSMITH.
Ordinance

II Ordained, etc. SECTION 1. That there
ID be issued OF the Bonds of the City Of Mem
phis i've hundred thousand dollars in one
thousand dollar bonds, having thirty years to
run, with coupons attached, at six per cent.
per snnum, which bonds shall be issued by the
city for the purpose OF funding its Cue indeot-
sdness, and paying the same.
Sec. 2. b Mayor, after giving ten days no
tice In the newspapers OF the city OF memphis
shall hold an election and submit to the quail
fed voters of the city whether said bonds shall
be Issued, and if approved By q maiortty Of said
voters, the same shall be so issued.
Passed finally, February I8, 1853. Approved
February II, 1853.
j.. 7. SWAYNE, Mayor, pro. tenn.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAIOhb OEElCEF
MEMPHIS, TENN, February H. leo9-y
In accordance with an act OF the LsgtSaI1fe,
passed December 3, 1887, and the f0regoans VI.
dinance, passed by the Board OF AtusxnS1
February 10. 1859. and approved FeoIdaIy -
1890 the said O-dfnance viii be submitted 70 q
Vote OF the qualified voters OF the ely, Atsh
election 20 be held for that purpose. a. tns to-
ting nlaceS OF said city, on MonOay, the nhst
Gav ~ March- 1853, those voting Tor the issu-
snee Of said bonds TO have on Their tickets
the word a Eonds," and those voting against
Ronds . and the Sergeant at Arms viii con-
dnct the said election. By whom q list OF the
iuages, clerks and voting places VIII De duiy
snnorneed in concurrence with the Commis-
sIoner OF Reg strati0n for Shelby county, Tenn.
III. SWA1NE.
feblS Mayor, pro. tenn.
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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION CoURsE.-A
special meeting of the Directors Of the
Memphis Association Course will be held
this "Wednesday evening, at hslf-past
seven o'clock, at Mr. Harry Weather
bees, Nc. 81 jefferson street. AS busi-
ness Of importance will be brought be-
fore the msetiDg, a full attendance is
rt quested. Committees on Purses are
respectfully invited to report at the
same time and place. BY order.
JOHN DONOVAN, President.
J DAVID NJ, PHiLP, Secretary,
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Extract from a letter OF oneof DR.. Jone>' pa.
tients,l
Dr. JONES Dear Sir: Your atomizer
and medicines have nearly cured me OF
my bronchitis in two weeks, although
you told ne it would require three
months. l would that every afflicted
person in the world could employ your
skill. HENRY APPLETON,
Near bOrgantowp. Biount county.
February Is, 1859.
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PLANT FRUIT TREEs.-By all means,
plant. No place is complste without an
abundance Of choice fruit ripeuiDg
throughout the season. 1t is a luxury
within the reach Of all. Now is the
time, don't delay. Did it ever occur TO
you hat q season lost in the planting is
one lost in the having ? PTocrastination
steals fruit a. well as time. Plant the
best cultivated Varieties-a worthless
eeediing takes up as much room as one
of the choicest budded sort. The best
place 10 get them is al the sale ground OF
the "Saint Clair Nurseries," on Main,
between Jackson and Overton. Mr..
Rabcoek informs US that be proposes to
close out his stock al private sale, at
once, and anyone DESTROYS OF planting,
would do well to call.
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THE OyERTON HoTEL.-A report has
been circulated in Memphis and on the
various trains coming into the city for
sometime past, that the Ogerton Hotel
was about to be closed, or TO be sold for
use as q courthouse. The Tumor was
doubtless started by interested parties,
with the view Of ipjuring the business OF
the hotel, but we are glad to lesrn that
there is no foundation for the report,
and that this elegant hotel will be
kept in the future as it has been in the
mast, In frst-clRss style, as the preprie'
tors have special pride Of sustaining ttf
reputation IS the hotel OF Memphis.
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II you want good old Megibbsn whisky,
90 10 Megibben d Bro, PSI Mainst.

RFArovAL-The Memphis Steam Dye
inc EstS biishment is removed to 262
SECOND strest Mime. Vtncent'5 blockl
where its numerous patrons are respect
oneTation ia the new process of dyeing
and cleaning has given this house entire
nreeedepce. 1t claims to be the only
Mace 10 the South where gentlemen's
Iesr can be cleaned without the old des-
truetive mode Of securing. Every arti-
Gle of ladies' apparel can be here reno
~ated. All kinds Of lace, prints, kid
YES. plumes, and every article Of dress
go cleaned, dyed, or new finished.
goo1s StisfactiOn guaranteed in every
.u.aaoa ladies and gentlemen, call
nnS AHsmina N yourselves. B. A. HOl-
IenbeTg, prOpristOcri S62 seeOndstreet. I
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IT is seldom that we use the columns
OF this paper to puff" or notice the
4" thousand and one" articles known as
" patent incidence" We, however.
vary from Our rule In the present c2ss'
that we may call attention to the article
known as " s. T.-1S60-X, P~lantstiou
Bitters." We desire it understood thst
we do SO without any solicitation or
promise Of benefit from the proprietor or
other interested parties. We simply
do il as an act Of duty towards those who
are labOring under physical disability,
weakness and the various complaints
arising from the impurities of the blood.
Having used the bitters at the instiga-
ton of a friend, land, We confess, with
some misgiviugs at the O~utset), we found
them q most valuable mesical CON-
pound, and, to our great satisfaction,
accomplished the object for which they
were used.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE.-Qaite a num-
Der Of cur readers have occasion to
remit money to their friends in Europe,
and to do so safely, and with certainty,
is quite an important consideration.
The German National Bank OF our city
has arrangements made so as to draw
direct on all the principal cities Of Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland, as well as on
the principal cities Of the European
continent. Those wishing to rtmit
money to Europe, could not do so more
safely or expeditiously than by buying
%change fI0m the German National
Ps, (.
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AMUSEMENTS,
NEW MEMPHIS THEAT8R

Wednesday evening, February 24-At
the urgent request o. several prominent Cit
izsns, viii be repeated the rom antic French
drama CADET La PERLE-Hsnri d. Har-
court Frank Mayo.
In rehearsal -IHE ROSBERS, n the great
play OF BLOW FOR BLOW.
Saturday afternoon. ut 1 O'Clock PM, fare
well MAYO MATINEE; admission, soc.
SCALE OF ~RIJES-Dress Circle and farquette,
cents ColOred Boxes, 50 cents ColOred Gal
lery, Is cents.
Doors open at quarter 10 7 O'Clock; curtain viii
rise at s precisely. Box-book open nom 10
o'clock am, to 5 pm.