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MUNICIPAL G1art---1u0Ho route.
Yesterday the case Of Hickman against
Eddins occupied the attention of the
Court all day.
endar will 20 over to the corresponding
day of next week.
Monday viii be the first motion day OF
the term.
The following cases are set for trial for
the coming week;
TUESDAY, SrH.
2l02 Crowder & Co. VS.. Rawlings & Co.
PISS Memphis City Railroad Company vs..
Megibben.
2lS9 Howell, Wood 4 Co. VS.. Rufin ct al.
2l92 Turner vs.. Taylor ct al.
2l94 Church VS.. Plant.
2195 Waterhouse ct al VS.. Robbins q Co.
2I9S Alexander VS.. Ayers.
2l99 Porter & Sons vs.. Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad Company.
2202 Williamson VS.. Laird.
2204 Merchants National Bank VS.. Burr
& Aiken.
2205 Same VS.. Trigg.
22O6 Bank of Tennessee VS.. Brinkley.
WEDNESDAY, 9TH.
2207 Frayser d Willet VS.. Smith & Webb.
22O9 Quinn VS.. McGruer ct al.
22II Kortrecht IL Graft VS.. Williams Il
Co.
22IS Stovan VS.. Ferguson.
OILY Borchet VS.. Eetes IL Jackson.
22lS Drier VS.. Fitchner.
pig Fosdick & Co. VS.. Roach & Co.
222O FagalOy IL Winters VS.. Vinsen.
222I Taylor, Gay ct al, vs.. Denson,
2222 Wfckersham VS.. Citizens Bank.
dob Jones Bros. vs. Southern Express
Company.
2225 Rossuse etc. VS.. Prescott & Co.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10TH.
1926 Vance Us. Hmm u Co.
2226 FOute, surviving partner, VS.. Dixon,
executor.
1866 Burr II Co. vs.. Brown.
222s NJ. and A of Memphis VS.. Martin.
2229 Terry VS.. Nicely q Co.
Z234 LOgwoOd VS.. Carroll.
22S5 LogwoOd VS.. Carroll.
22}6 Peterson vs.. Dryer.
224S Thomas vs.. II. Thomas, ct al.
2239 Wright vs. Diveny.
22iO Green VS.. Dennis.
224I Markham VS.. Bradshaw.
2242 Keeling, by A. Wright, VS.. Hickey.
2243 Yancey VS.. Morrison & Ellis.
FRIDAY. MARCH IL.
21S3 Hyatt vs.. Miller.
PAS NJ. and A. of Memphis VS.. Triplett.
2254 Same VS.. Hemstadt.
225S Walsh VS.. Flaherty.
22j9 Hendricks VS.. McGhee.
226I Smith VS.. Cherry.
2264 Peeden ct al VS.. Wickersham.
2265 HiltZ VS.. Schultz.
2266 NJ. and A. Of Memphis VS.. borough.
2267 Hughes VS.. Barrett.
226S Townsend VS.. Berlin.
2269 Chambers VS.. Irvine.
2270 Dibbe & Co. VS. Merrill.
PIP Tiemand & Spencer VS.. MeDonough.
SATURDAY, MARCH Il.
2l49 Wilson & Fry rs. Graham.
2Z75 Finnie VS.. Burr & Akin.
Beahaa Il Co vs. HansuaF & On
2277 Whiting Paper Co. VS.. BlelOck & Co.
22S0 Martin VS.. Walt & Co.
22s1 Merchants National Bank vs.. Wad-
dell Il COnnelI.
22S2 Park VS.. Jones, admir-.
22S3 Thomas VS.. Laird ct al.
234 Oriental Powder Company VS.. Park
ct al.
2295 Fowler VS.. Clayton ct al.
22o7 Monroe VS.. Donovan.
2292 James VS.. League.
1894 CaruJhers VS.. Waddell.
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EME

The weather was so very bad yesterday
as to prevent the ladies attending in any
great number, the matinee. Neverthe-
less. Mrs. Siddons played as well as if the
house was damned. Those who were
there were very much pleased with her
J1tiiGHG in the "Honey-moOn," which
was the programme for the occasion.
There was a larger audience at the Thea
ter last night than is usual on Saturdays.
The attraction was "King Rene's Daugh-
ter" a piece well calculated to call out
the peculiar charms as an actress, of Mrs.
Siddons. The argument ofthis play runs
briefly: IOlnnthe Mrs. Siddonsl daugh-
ter of kiag Rene tMr. DavisL is born
blind. Her father has her educated. so
far as he can, in every sense but that of
which she is deficient. Count Tristan
(Ellis) meets her in the happy valley,
wherein she has found a home, falls in
love with her, and IN the course of a low
er-like interview, asks her TO pluck him a
rose. This she does, but plucking a
white rose, is told he desired a red. The
mistake calls for explanations which de-
lights the young Princess and deepens
her love for the Count. TIN seco d act
discovers her restored TO sight by a doe
tor. who leads her sirighted by all she
sees, for the first time in the garden.
Here follows a touching scene,
which closed the play in the
recognition by the young girl of her
lover, whose voice betrayed him. All
who had the pleasure of hearing and see
ing Mrs. Siddons Will readily conceive of
how c~harmingiy sweet she adapted her
self 10 the portrayal Of a character that
required a subtle comprehension of the
resignation and child-like simplicity of a
blind girl, and the refined, delicate SEN
sibility to all that can provoke or pleas
ure the senses upon which she relied,
and which had been educated, TO the
neglect of any mention of the one of
which she was deficient. The first scene
was exqnisitely done; so was the second,
in which she RECEIVERS her sight. Her
establishments aud delight partook of all
the righteousness of g nature such as we
depicted. The well-pleased audi
enee called the Grtiste to the front and
greeted her warmly at the close Of this
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.

LODGES.
corru MFEPHTs, No. u5-meets ID FRIDAY OF
eoeb moufh-Hau cor. Madison and Second.
n. = Matthews, w. NJ Ben X Pullen,
SGTsowA. No. I6s-meets lst Monday in ev-
month. al Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner
GScrrf and Main. John Gent, W. NJ; John
eamssh Secretary.
I 49, SoorT. No. 6S-meess Isl friday OF each
LIcAf6IFaU corner Madison and Second
n ri Mitchell, W. NJ; y Sturm, Sec
nrSorc. No. 28-meets 3 Friday OF each
Fellows Hail. j. ID. Bealrd,
~ ~ y. NJ. shelton, Sec.
w-T,rSVNg. No. Gt-meets 4th FRIDAY OF
49,, monfh-at South Memphis Hall. cor
~ Madison and Second. W. A. Ed
ne NJ a.. Louis Ozapski, Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
- ruapTER. No. m "a MONDAY OF
EEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hail. d. ira
eacn n n p: q. q. Locke, See
uela Moss u. ~ U
MkAIi5 Hafi. Henry J. Lynn, n. L II. r;
II. T.. Steeyers Secle
- CorSsrL. No 6-meeis 81 ond O.
49, 1onfb29dd-FeloWs haL Johh Aeht'
- in. n. J. Mlggn, heG
No Emee-7 4th noh-
StEEcf e1eh mouth Geo MeAeisA' SN"-'
7. J. 49, or ROSE Ckol1 lslhl -.
EALNeles ~. Adams, 81, NJ hs'i H.
romlns0n, I'd Sr~'
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The ease Of T.. G. Young VS.. w. FL.
Grider, sam Tate and W. 3. Waldran,
consumed the entire time of the Court on
yesterday. Colonel Stevens made the
opening speech. Major b. NJ. Estes will
follow for the defense on tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock. Colonel Langdon
C.. Haynes follows him, and Thomas r.
Smith will make the closing argument.
After this case is disposed of the State
docket viii be called. Defendants and
witnesses must be present, or fOrfeitures
viii be taken against tkem.
On Wednesday next the jurors will be
discharged, and the remaining days of the
term devoted to the hearing of motions,
making up bills of exceptions, etc.
This Court will adjourn on Saturday,
the I2th inst. till Court in course.
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No. 42S5-In the Chancery Court OF Memphis.
Tennessee. Cumming 0hnsoh ct 81. vs..
David @. Cross ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
L that the defendant, David q. Cross is q
1t is therefore ordered. That he make his
appearance herein at the Courthouse, IN the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on the first Mon
day in April, $50, and plead, answer or de-
muir TO complainant bin, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as TO him. and set for
hearing exparte; and that a copy Of this or
der be published once a week, for four sue
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attest.
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By BEN CoLMAN, Deputy G. snd u.
John Johnston, Sol for complainant. mh6
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THE work on the Central Methodist
Church, Union street, has not beer sus-
pended, as stated in last Sundays APP
PEAL, but is progressing more rapidly
than ever. The large and beautiful lee
ture room is TO be dedicated on the 10th
inst, by Rev. Bishop Marvin, Of Missouri.
Il is expected that the audience room will
be completed in the most elegant style by
the first Of Nav. Our citizens should all
feel a deep interest in the completion of
this Church, a. il will reflect great credit
upon our city, being one of the hand
soonest church ediices anywhere in the
country.
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IN PORI.
Marble City, Guidon.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, March 5.
The river fell Inches the past "A hours.
Below high water mark of 1867, 9 feet s
inches. CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works
The weather yesterday was damp and
disagreeaole, the rain seriously interior
ing with shipments. Business at the
levee was anything but animated, yet the
local packets generally left this port with
fair trips, while but little freight was
either discharged or shipped by transient
boats.
The river continues to fall, but we do
not anticipate a rapid decline for several
DAYS vet. The Ohio is rising steadily
from Pittsburg to it's moth. The Missis-
sippi is rising at st. Louis and points
above, but not at a rate that would midi
cate an overflow from the rise reported
from points above. White river has near
ly five feet of water to Jacksouport, and
is declining very slowly. The Arkansas,
the most uncertain of all streams. is de-
navigation in that stream will in a few
laws be very difficult. An evening paper
states that even now there is barely
enough water in that stream to make
steam for the several saw-mills situated
along its banks. Twenty-nine inches is
reported over the shoals to Little Rock,
and but twenty inches above there to OAR
danelle.
NASHVILLE, March 5.-River rising,
with IA feet on Harpeth Shoals.
CAIRO, March5.-Nick Longworth, Lou
isville TO New Orleans. 10 pm. Grand
Era, Cairo to New Orleans, u m; Rubi-
con, Vicksburg to st. Louis, 2 pm. Olive
Branch, New Orleans to st. Louis, Z pm.
w. J. Lewis, st. Louis to New Orleans, Ii
am; Pauline Carroll, Cairo to New Or
leans, IL am. Silver Moon, Cincinnati to
Memphis, l pm; Mary Forsyth, st.
Louis to Vicksburg, 4 pm; Minneola,
Memphis to Cincinnati, 5 p IN. The river
fell three inches. Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry 500.
LOUISVILLE, March Sup: Leonidas.
Weather clear and strong winds. River |
falling, with 10 feet 4 inches in the canal.
P-rrrsBUR0, March 5.-Departed: Kate
for New Orleans.
CINcINNATI, March 5.-The river is fall
ing, with 2S feet in the channel. Depart
ed: Alice Dean and Messenger.
ST. Louis, March 5~.-Departed: Utah.
Belle Memphis, Colorado and Peninah.
The river is rising slowly. There was a
slight rain to-day.
New ORLEANS, March 5.-Arrived: M.
]. Wicks, Thompson Dean and Atlantic
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Henry Lurhmann, proprietor Of
"HENRY'S" popular beer saloon, No. 80
Monroe street, has just returned from a
his absence he perfected arrangements for
a heavy supply of beer for the summer,
with some Of the mOst noted breweries in
the country. Another result of his visit
is the introduction here Of the celebrated
. Wiener Merz bier" vienna March beerl,
which comes near to being Champagne
than it does lager. Tomorrow morning
il viii be placed on tap, with an elegant
lunch, at 10 O'Clock.
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The jury returned a verdict in the case
of Sullivan vs.. Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company in favor of defendants
Yesterday, after which the cases of Will
hanson vs.. Brinkley were called, and the
plaintiffs took a nen-suit. The case of
Cox VS.. Pickard was then called, and the
Jury sworn; and the court adjourned
until Monday morning at ten o'clock.
The calendar for that day will be from No.
22S2 to No. 27l7, inclusive, on the special
calendar.
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MEMPHIS AND SHELBY COUNTY
BIBLE SOCIETY.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Memphis and
Il Shelby County Bible Society viii be held
at the First cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Court street, at T:s9 pm. Sunday, March 6th.
There will be addresses by distinguished
speakers of the city. Col. Alexander, Super
intendent OF the Street Railroad, will have
the cars on Main street opposite CouTtSquare
at the close of the exercises.
mh5 W. *. STEWART. Sec'y.
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No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
sixth additional
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A SPECIAL cheap sale this week at B.
Lowenstein & Bros, of White Goods,
Msrseilles, Marseilles Quilts. Table DAM
ask, Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Hose,
Handkerchief, Linens, ~Embroideries,
Ribbons, Laces, and a full line OF Silks.
These goods will be sold at gold prices this
week, to make room for Our new Spring
stock. b. Lowenstein & Bros.
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AN INDELIBLE Misunderstanding will
restore the skin of the head to its original
fairness, after it has been turned of a
copper color with hair dyes. Yet none of
them will produce the rich natural hair
shades brought out by the use of PHA-
LON's NITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR, q preparation clear and transpa-
rent, and which does not stain the skin.
Sold by all the druggists and fancy goods
dealers,
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LADIES should know that we have re-
ceived the most select patterns in spring
dress goods, which taste and good judg-
ment can suggest. Our statesmen viii take
particular pleasure in showing our new
goods TO those favOring us with a call, and
convince you that we are determined to
sell the choicest goods for the very lowest
figures to be obtained in Memphis,
Among the novelties opening to-day are
particularly to be noticed those beautiful
checked and striped silks and elegant
brOcade silk popiins. They are gems, and
Will do you good TO look at, saying no
thing of the exquisite shades OF challis
and mikodos. HERZOG q BRO,
2g4 Main street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SERVICE his morning &c the second street
Methodist Church at II O'Clock, by Rev. &c.
slater. Subject: The Trials and triumph
OF the Holy Scriptures" Seats free.
GRACE CHURCH. fernando street, Litany
eervire sermon and celebration OF the HOLY
Eucharist, at II am. Afternoon service at
O'Clock for children, when an interesting a
dress viii be delivered by Rev. 4. H. Thomp-
son, or Shanghai. China. The public Is in
vlted 20 attend. Lenten services daily al l01s
and ~ pm.
DAVID Walk win preach at Linden Street
Church to-day at l0k am. AT ~
pm. he win preach e sermon to the munich
authorities, based on the report of their
proceedings publshedip last Fridays papers.
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EAGLE BOOT & SHOE STORE,
344 Main ST., Memphis. Tenn.
DISSOLUTION.

THE C-opartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween O. II. ?. Piper, Sam. Piper DC d.
NeWPort.underth ne styleofO Il. ripper &Co-,
Is thisday dissolved by mutual consent, r.
D Newport retiring eli p. Piperand sam.
Piper viii continue the business under The
style ofO. h. p. PIPER SEQ o. Il. P. Piper A.
sumes the liabilities of the late firm, and is
alone authorized to collect al notes and ac-
counts due the said nrn. 0. H. Z. PIPER.
SAM PIPER.
RID NEWPORT
March :. 1e4U mh5
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JOE LoCKE, 236K Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer, St.
Louis Times, Republican and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune, New York
Herald, World, Times and Tribune, Lou
isville COurier-Journal, and a host of
other late dailies and illustrated weeklies.
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Kon-Residen+ Notice

No. 1858. N.R-In the Chancery Court Of
Memphis, Tennessee.-Eliza Miller VS.. Reu-
ben Miller.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
Il that the defendant, Reuben Miller, is a cit
lien of Arkansas aad q nonresident OF the
state of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein. at the Courthouse in the
eity of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in April, 1870, and plead, answer or
demur to eom plainants bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as TO him and set for
hearing exparte; and that D copy Of This or
der be published nee a week, scr four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest.
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. j.. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Marye & Trezevant, Solicitors for COM
p~lainant. mh6
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READ Herzog & Bro IS advertisement in
another column, announcing the opening
Of the spring season with a superb selec-
ton OF the latest and fashionable dress
goods. We would advise ladies' to go
there and feast their eyes On the prettiest
things We ever seen in the way of dry
goods.
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The following is the list OF letters remain
Ing In the Memphis PostOf1ee and not delIv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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Chanoery Ccurt-.ChanceIlor MORGAN

Court meets at ten O'Clock Monday
morning, when General Adams will re-
sumo the closing argument in the Brink
ley case on behalf of plaintiff.
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FIsH.-Smoked, picked and fresh sal
mon, Goldfish, bslibut, white fish, mack
erel, HOLSTERS, oysters and sardines, all
choice. JOHN LILLY.
No. 81 Main street.
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WE reduce from this day all our domes-
tic goods, which will put prices of same
much below those of Other houses. Her
zog & Bro, 294 Main str3 &.
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J. Hunter & Bro, at Al Monroe street,
have just received a complete and beau
tiful assortment of cloths which they are
prepared 10 make up into coats, pants or
vests at very low prices. AS they buy
their goods for cash and have d cheap rent
and do most all their own work, they are
able to offer extra inducements.
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CALL and examine Hezekiah's beautiful
and complete stock Of shirts, drawers, etc.
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Know all Men BY these Presents-Greetlug-
THAT /, D. W. C. SENTER- G-overno- or
4 Tennessee, by virtue OF the power and
the Commissioners of Registration through
cut the State TO open and hold an election on
SATURDAY. the 18th day OF March, 1879, at
the various places of voting in their respect
i've cOunttss. Tor the purpose Of rattfytng or
reieeting the new Constitution, as SuSuffred
BY the recent Convention; and que returas
thereof make according to law.
In testimony whereof 1 have here
unto set my hand and caused the
SEAL great seal OF State to be affixed, at the
department IN Nashville, this 18th day
OF February, 1870.
D. ". C. sENTER, Governor
By the Governor:
Al. F~LBrcHER. Secretary OF state. mis-
From the Holly Springs Reporter, Feb. 7 $50.
The following Certificates are fFsm we'll
known Citizens and Planters Of Mar
shat! County, Mississippi.
TCoMMUNICATEDI
MARSHALL COUNTY MES. February 1879
ME. the undersigned, have Witnessed a
w trial Of the Reynolds Universal gioW.
1t does its work thoroughly as turn plOw and
subsou, and it Is q universal stock OF sim
plicity and durability. We believe 10 10 be
the most economical pi0w We have seen,
and hence we believe lt 70 6e Inc p4Ow for
our country. Albert Hamilton.
Ed. Mckinney, Thomas J.. Malone,
r. N. Davis, l. ". UpshaW,
William c. Pegues, Z. A Bowen.
J.. J. wilkins George j. Finley.
ARIhe above Plow may be seen at the
Foundry OF RANDALL 4 HEArH. in this city.
TIE RIGHT OF THIS PLOw FOX SALE mhS
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THIEVES ABOUT LOCK QUIT
600 Reward.

CTOLEN from the subscribers farm, ten
- miles east OF Bartlett, two fine young
MARE MULES, one IN frOn-gray, fifteen to
fifteen hands one inch high, freshly trimmed.
and newly h all round. with a white SPOT
on the rump, half way between the hip and
tail. the size OF n mans hand. with harness
marks on the Sides, and OF gaunt form and
very shy In being bridled, and very stylish
in appearance-hVe years Old The ether is
light gray or roam, nearly white. trimmed
and shOd as the other, with a full blaze face.
and a brand on the lei thigh, believed to be
the letter S.-hve years old These Mules
have gone south OF Wolf river ami may be
captured, with the robbers. in North Mtssis-
Fifty dollars FOR the mules and dfty
dollars for the thieves.
mh3 F. W. ROYSTER.
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BUSINESS NorIcE.-No contracts or OBJ
igations assumed or made by any indi1
vidual owner OF employee of this Office,
will be paid at our couBter or recognized
As an Offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
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If you want a nice suit of clothes made
TO fit you, at a low price, call upon Us, as
we mesn business.
J. HUNTER & BRO, Al Monroe.
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No. 1873 ~ MAIK STREET,,
MOSBYS CHEAP VARIETY STORE
Goods af Reduced Prices, 287 Main street,
MEMPHE, TENNESSEE.

MISCELLANEOUS School Books and sta
VI tiouery, JeWelry andSflver Plated Ware,
lotion and Fancy Goods, Port Mounsies,
Combs, Brushes, Collars, Suspenders, and
everything in the notion line A general
stock Of all kinds OF toys. and a great variety
OF dollar goods, u as plated casters, gOblets
and mugs, glass and crOckery ware. ukinds
OF knives forks and spoons. Prize andy all
brands and prices. as wholesale and retail.
Landreth's Garden seeds. mhI
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LADIES fine white tucked Skirts, six
tucks, for Sl.00, at the Revolution Dollar
Store, 2I3 Main street,
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FRESH NORFOLK OYsTERs.-Best brands
of these favorite oysters received daily by
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HEzEKIAH, 81 Jefferson street, makes
the incest fitting and cheapest Shirts in
this market.
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ELEGANT Hew Prints Of the very best
Drands-trelre and q hair cents.
SEESSEL Il son.
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FANCY Hair Pins and Jet Goods Of the
latest styles, now on exhibition.
J.. KREMER.
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We have received q new assortment Of
alpacas and other novelties for spring
wear which compare with prices before
the war. HERZOG & BRO.