Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-15

Prof. Vigus' school opens Sept. LIST.
W. Il. BIitchsI's school, 3O3 Third st.
look At Joe W. sails advertisement
&" for sale"
Cleaning and dyeing to perfection at
p. 4. Hollenberg's, Do Second street.
The best bargains in pianos will be
found at 2B3 Main street. Call and see.
For the best Of Pittsburg and camel
coal, 20 to J. j.. MeCsrdy's, 247 Second
street.
A large stock Of second hand 7-octave
pianos for rent or sale, at H G.. Hollen-
berg's, Clay Building.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
tographs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, 2ll Main street.
There were only three arrests in the
first district in the twelve hour ending
seven o'clock yesterday evening.
H. G. Hollenberg has a fine assort-
ment of Chickering Pianos, the best n
cheapest frst-class piano in the world.
Sold on easy terms.
The Thermometer stood at $50 Fair.
at twelve O'Clock yesterday at five O'Clock
il was $50, and at nine pm, 81 Farh.,
the coolest day for some time. This bar
ometer stood 29.S5 in.
A badge will be voted to-day to the
most popular .DDllCb CtIkbAub NJ Ahb DAN-
mic. for tie benefit Of s.. Bridget's church,
The admirers OF the various Sergeants
should rally in force, and support their
fayorites.
John Robinson's circus, besides its
varied and acknowledged attractions, has
two attaches who beat the world, John
Iawler, the champion clown, and John
Wilson. the great four-hOrse act man.
Praising these men in their respective
roles. would be gliding refined gold or
painting the lily. Go and see them to-
day.
We are indebted TO Mr.. WIN Mans
ford. of the Catholic Bookstore, corner of
Monroe and Second streets, for files OF
the latest scientific and illustrated papers.
Mr.. Mansford keeps the very latest serial
notifications by mail and express from all
barts OF the United States, and his files
efnbrace every journal Of value in the
country.
The leaving out OF a couple of lines
in the Introductory remarks 70 the con-
fession Of Beck, the murderer OF the
Goode family, yesterday morning, makes
nonsense of the last sentence. il should
have read. s'The story, so 'veraciously' cir
culsted bytwo or three individuals, and 50
circumstantially detailed about burying
alive, etc, Is contradicted emphatically
by passengers, who saw the body hang
ing where it was left by the court mar
tial."
lift does not rain to-day there will be
a CAV time at James Park, the occasion
being a grand picnic for the benefit OF st.
Rrdget's church. There will be a splendid
hand Of music brass and string) on hand.
and every arrangement has been made 10
insure the pleasure and entertainment Of
The guests. Tickets of admission are only
ffty cents. a sum which everybody can
afford. and all who go out will be sure to
get their money back, in fun and health
ful amusement.
-Quite a crowd of youngsters land
some oIdstersl Of all cOlOrs and complex
ion, followed the Big Elephant attached to
John RObinsOn's circus up Jefferson
street yesterday evening. The big brute
seemed to ENJOY their admiration very
much. The circus company arrived here
Yesterday afternoon at half-past five
O'clock, and the work of preparation for
the exhibition to-day commenced on the
hluf Immediately. RobinsOn's circus is
said to be one Of the best in the country,
and is managed in tip-top style. See the
advertisement for further particulars.
-Omcers Mcbride and Jenny passing
bv Stanlv & CleaFy's feed store, .yesber-
day morning al six o'clock, fonndi IL open,
and on examining the premises found
that Ii had been unlocked rom tho inside.
A further examination showed tnaI an
entrance had been made through the graf
ing on the alley, into "a cellar and thsnee
into the store. The till was open and
empty, and a trunk standing in the ONCE
had been broken open u rummaged,
but it is not known whether any plumber