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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-08

ALL styles calico al T2Ac, Cans new
store, 295 Main.
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FRENCH percales, only 25e, Cans new
store, 298 Main.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
The Steam Tug Rettle J. mes Sunk at the
Levee---Two Lives Lost.

Yesterday evening, about five o'clock,
RS the steam-tug Nettie Jones, belonging
to and in the service Of Messrs. Brown q
Jones, was dropping down stream with a
barge loaded with coal for The new steamer
q. Il. Church, she was struck astern by
the steamer Great Republic, which was
coming up to the levee, and almost
instantly capsized and sunk in eighty
feet water, carrying down with her the
fireman, Mr.. Barney Donoho, and a negro
cook, name unknown. Captain Jackson,
who was in command, the engineer, Mr..
George Shields, and a white deck-hand,
who comprised the balance of the crew,
when they saw the accident inevitable,
leapt on the barge and were saved.
Passengers on the Great Republic ex-
plain the affair as follows: That steamer
had disabled her larboard wheel some
thirty-fve miles below the city and
was coming up on one wheel, trying
TO make a landing at the st. Louis Packet
Company's wharfboat. The tug was
dropping down, as stated, with a barge
load of coal, and was in the stream, the
Republic being much nearer the leyee.
Ali at once, when she was within a length
or so, the tug sounded her signal, and at
tempted to run athwarJ the Republics
bows. As oOn as her design was manifest,
the engines Of the steamer were stopped,
but before they could be reversed she
struck the tug aft, the blow causing herto
careen, upset and sink. No blame under
such circumstances can be attached to the
officers of the Republic. DOnohO, the
fireman, was in the hold, and was unable
to get out before the tug went down. He
was a man of family, and had received a
letter from his wife not ten minutes be-
fore the accident. The tug cost $4,000,
and was valued by Messrs. Brown Jones
at $50, 600. There was no insurance on her,
and she will probably. prove a total loss.
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New brands domestics, very nice. and
below any other hou Sc in prices, at Cans
new store, 19S Main street.
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HEzEKLH, 81 Jefferson street, makes
the incest fitting and cheapest Shirts in
this market.
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NEW trimmings and fancy goods at
T. w. JOHNSTON a cos.
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H-EMsrIToaED Handkerchief, all linen,
at zoe each. Il. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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nnIIeE IN ADVERTISERS.

ONLY 12Ke, best c%alicos, Cans new store,
29S Main.
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o WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpany---whte River Line.


THE entirely new and elegant IT,
Il passenger packet, built 60
pressly for the trade,
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Cooley and Peterson for March, at Joe
Locke's. 1854 Main street.
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FIVE hundred French corsets at a sacri-
five, Cans 2gS Main street.
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A GOOD 2-plait Shirt for 81, at Wiggans
& Thorn's, 233 Clay Building.
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STATE s COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR.

CTATE AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
- Peoples CANDIDATE WIN. MCLEAN is
a candidate for reelection to the office OF
State ana County lax Collector, at the en-
suing March election. Ieb9
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NEW Sprague Prints, lie, to merchants,
at Menken Bros
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crnESz o sscS monih. &c Geo. oI Msifdfs fsh 6 SGn;
= :. Ds CHAPTER OF ROSE CRoIx, 18th, No.
cWnscn 82d, See.
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READ soessel & SONS advertisement.
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EUREKA CoUEcILy Nc. 6Emeets Sd Monday OF
escb Tnouth-0dd-Fenows'H john Aeat,
m IN; n. J.. Wiggin, Rec.
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CONSTABLE 18th CIVIL DISTRICT.

TONsTABLE.-Iu reply TO a very compIi-
- mentary call in the APPEAL, signed cit
fEeu, l hereby announce myself as 3 candi-
date for Constable OF the Fourteenth Civil
District, pledgiug myself, II elected, 70 per-
form my duty 10 the best Of my ability.
feb4 Respectfully, BEN. q. GARRETT.
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CHAS. GOODWIN,

GAS WORKS, March 7, 1870.
River fell eightinches in past fOrty-eight
hours. Below high water mark Of 1867,
ten feet four inches.
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500 dozen Lace Collars at 25c each.
T. w. JOHN TON IL co.
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MEMPHIS merchants, look sharp. The
ladies say that SeeSSei q Son sell Dry
Goods the cheapest
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Our French corset for 81 can't be beat,
Cans new store, 29S Main street.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK-We are author
lied TO announce ]. =. STRANGE as an
independent candidate for theof1ce OF County
Court Clerk, at the ensuing March election. Il
COUNTY COURT CLERK hereby an
DOuuce myself as an independent candi-
date fOI Clerk Of the County Court
5s3l III. SEARS.
COUNTY COURT CLEKK-We are author
- lied 10 announce j. CAHRUTHEIlS a
candidate on the independent ticket for
CLERK OF The County Court OF Shelby county,
at the ensuing March election. jazz
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FoR cLERK p cIRcUIr ooURr.

CLERE SECOND CIRCUIT UOURT-To he
- Felplc o. Shelby COUNTY: 1 am "A candidate
for Clerk OF the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, al tie ensuing March election
fGhI ROLFE 5. SAUNDERS.
TLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-We
are auLhorizedto announce Z. r. ARR
- an independent candidate for the Office
OF Clerk OF the Second Circuit Court, at the
ensuing March election. febl
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TIVE entirely new and elegant -
il passenger packet, built eX-E
pressly for the trade.
R. P. WALT---------AD. STORM, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY. at
5 O'Clock pm, for All points on Wits RIVER
THROUGH To J~ACEsGNPOKT aud the we'll
known passenger packet,
W. A. CALDWELL----TON BERRY, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY THURSDAY. at
3 o'clock IN, for UGUET and Intermediate
points on White river and 10 5EAECY LAND
UHG on LITTLE RED RIVER. Thi- boat being
OF light dram. will be able TO get 70 SearCy
Landing when other boats cannot she viii
nun In this trade until the completion
OF another new boat, such as the ~R P
Wall, NOW under contract - be finished by
A. Caldwell" In the Au~usta and Little Red
river trade, to leave Memphis EVERY
THURSDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board he
boats, or Al the Office u the Company. NOS
Madison street, stanton BiocE-
fsb7 JOHN ADAMS, President
Elicit LlHs---SFesd. Safety, CsmEsFt.
Memphis & White River independent Packet.
For Helena. Friar's Point Devalfs Blud,
Little Rock. Hot Springs Searcv. Ees Arc,
Augusta, J~acksOEportan Batesviue.
OES ARC, Iaha 0. Elliott, Master
This hrst-elass sido-wheel pes -
sengsFs steamer wiuleIve sabove&
EVERY TUESDAY. ats oeioCk n.m-
Connects with steamers Fairy Queen and
Batesviiie for az points on Upper White and
ElGck rivers
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents,
Jefferson sts-s p P-LsndIng.
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Exquisite gems in Percales only . cents,
Cans new store, 2yS Main street.
No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew q Allen, No: 3 West Court street.
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PEsN CHAPrERt No. 2Zneets "a Monday Of
each month-Odd-Fellows Han. DC. Ira
ar NJ b. II. p. C. q. Locke. Sec.
,rVgpaTs CHATTER No.g5 u. D-meets AZ Odd
Fellows Hall. Henry j. Lynn, NJ. Il. d. r.;
"A. q. steever. Secretary.
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nAsnnIc DIRECTORY EOR 1870.

LODGE
So--,r Nrr-rpurs. No. Is-meets ID Friday OF
sarh mouth-Hall Scr.M Madison andsecond.
W. :. Matthews, W. NJ; Ben X Pulen'
Sec.
erv month. az Odd-FelloWs' Hail. corner
Court and Main. John Gent, W. Nj John
Beamfsh, Secretary.
"uonfh-Han corner Madison and second
n ". Mitchell, W. NJ; 5. Sturm, Sec.
DEsoro- No. Sd Friday OF each
mouth-Odd-Feliows' Hall. }. ID. Bea1rd,
W. NJ: T. W. Shelton, Sec.
ELwISNIEG, No. 5il-meets 4th Friday OF
esch month-at South Memphis Hall, cor
- on Madison and Second. W. A. Ed
mopds, W. IL; Louis Czapskt, Sec.
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FOR CLERK Isr CIRCUIT COURT.

TLERE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Ef00rs
u Appe1l. The friends Of JOHN h. BOWEN
hereby request you TO his name as
a candidate for the First Circuit Court Clerk
Of shelby county, at Jhe lei March election.
febla MANY FRIENDS.
CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-we are
K authorized 10 announce FRANK TAFT
o. an independent candidate for the office O.
Clerk Of the First Circuit COurt, al the ensu-
ing March Hectic febl3
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS:
LOUIS HANAUER, President,
n. L. HEACHAR, Vice-Presidert,
KARTlN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
n. &. GARTH, Assistant Cashier.
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MERCHANTS can buy the new Sprague
at lie, at Menken Brothers.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR ST. LOUIS.
Semphis and 81. Louis u. S. hail Line
For Oseeola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
CAIRO Sonnecting al Belmont with the
UOn r. R.. at Cairo with
Illinois Central r. r.. and
boats up the Ohio river.
ST. JOSEPH Corbet. master
This splendid passengersteamer T.
will leave as above t
THIS DAY, sth inst, at 10 am.
Freight received AZ the ST. Louis wharfooaL
". r.. Dill Agent.
mhs FLEAi. CALVERT, Supt.
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Eodoss under ms Eead 1UI Be inserted az Ten
cent? per tine, each insertion.
ETDLFE-From l25 Madison street, a copy
- on porcelain. ofTltiHu's Head OF CHRISTI
TIE picture IS framed in maroon velvet, size
about D. by 3 inches. A liberal reward Will
Minis WIN. L. VAECE.1
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ZYPHYR Worsteds reduced to the fol-
lowing prices:
High cOlors, 25 cents per ounce.
White and black, 20 cents per Inc
Il. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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FOR'SHERIFF.

- HERIFF.-I hereby announce myself as
- an independent candidate for reelection
10 The Once OF Sheriff, AT the ensuing March
election. a. p. CURRY,
JAIL Sheriff Of shelby county.
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BLACK F~goreptjRes and Grenadines just
SEESSEL q son.
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
psny--UEited States Vail Line.
Helena, Friars1 Point, Mouth White River.
Pine Blun, Little Rock. and
connections Tor Hot Springs and Fort smith,
StoRmOr Mary 1OZd,
nay
This elegant and newly reftted -
steamer viii leave as above 20 ~
TUESDAY. 6th inst, al DO am.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. H. kENNEDAY, Agent,
mh8 No Madison st.. stanton Block
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
p~aHy---UBited States Mail Line.
Helena Fl iars' Point. Mouth White River,
Pine Blur, Little Rock and hot springs,
STEAMER
j. WoOdburn-msster lack Chambers clerk
This new light draught steamer IT.
viii leave as aDOve, taking freightZ
and passengers through 70 Fort smith,
WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, at 8 PIN.
For height or passage apply on board OF 70
W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
mhS No. 5 Madison St, Stanton Block
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ONLY 12Hc, beautiful calico, at Cans
new store, 295 Main.
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THERE must have been crowds OF ladies
out shopping on yesterday. In all direc-
ions were to DO seen parcels labeled
A. SEESSEL 81 son.
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SALE OF DRY GooDs.-White Linen
HUck Towels, 81 90 per dozen; Gold Med
al Bleached Muslin, I31zc per yard; good
Black silk, 81 90 per yard; and new Dress
Goods very cheap. MENKEN BROS.
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For YICKsBURG.

United States Mail Line for N~icksburg-For
Helena, Napoleon and Vicksburg.
COLORADO .----J Mckee, master
Thisspleudid passenger steamer ~
will leave as above ~
WEDNESDAY. Sth inst. at 10 am
Freight received at the II. Louis WharfbOat
mbS FLEM. CALVERT. sup.
Regular New Orleans Packet-For Vicksburg'
NatcheZ and New Orleans.
EGA ENDEH----.IOh D. EdsOn, master
This elegant passenger steamer -
will leave as ABOVE ~
WEDNESDAY, sth inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply On board, or 70
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents,
mhS No. ? Promenade 81, foot Jefferson.
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LARGE TRADE sale of Dry Goods, etc,
this Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock, by
Ezekiel x Co. auctioneers, corner Of
Second and Adams streets.
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THE APPEAL is delivered for Is cents a
weak.
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To BEHnr. Master

VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY. at
5 O'Clock pm, for All urints on Wits RIVER
THROUGH TO J-ACEsoNPOKT, aud the we'll
known PASSENGER Jacket.
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MAGEETA.--.-........---J. z. Hicks, master
J0h =. Sullivan, Clerk.
The only Memphis and New Or r.
leans packet. Leaves Msmphlsj[2
as follows:
Wednesday. 5th
"Wednesday 18th
Wednesday I'd
Wednesday--..--.----. ...--..----.---.F February 18th
LARRY HAHASTAD CO.,
da3 ELLIOTT s. MILLER. Agents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Notices u1Gsr Gts head UTU BE- inserted al Ten
cents per line, each Insertion.
DDARD-A furnished room with board for
u p gentleman and wife; must be conyen-
tent 70 business address X. appeal office. M
ITO EXCHASGE-A Sewing Machine for
I Bookcase; an entirely new Singers sew
ing machine. u-uused-COst 500; the owner
drsIges TO barter for me parlOr bookcase; in
uuire or address - BeaI street, near Main. mt
CTT~UATION-Ry q lady as goVerness or as
- teacher in a school; address
a. V. LENNON,
mh2 Memphis, Tenn.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINZ.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
z=eU. S. Nail Line,z&


NURTNG the present high water IN the Ar
kansas river, this company VII run the
blowing feet OF elegant passenger boats
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Local AFFAIRS.
BIDDEFoRD.


Having seen no notice in regard to hah-fare
to the Augusta Convention, we telegraphed to
supt. Chase OF the z. s. & p. II. r.. and asccr-
tanned that delegates 10 the State convention
will be carried over his rad on Tuesday,
wednesday and THURSDAY, June IA, 10 &
l6, for half fare; that there viii be no extra
trains, aud that the 90 train on Wednesday
will be he'll back for the Kennebec trains as
long Is viii be safe.
Parties ives, Of this city viii therefore take
the 2,35 train from Kittery and arrive in Aug
usts at s Tuesday evening. We presume that
trains from Alfred will carry for half fare, but
have seen no information on the subject.
A meeting Of the legal voters ofSehool District
No. was held in City Hall. June LIST. to take
action to provide sufficient school room, for the
children 81 the district. Several hundred chil-
dren are prevented at present from attending
school for want OF room. The meeting was call
'ci to order by Mr.. %. Y Carey. District Clerk
T. 8. Morris was chosen moderator and W. T..
Lunt, esl., Clerk for the following year. On
motion Of 3. W. Luques esq, u was voted that
. committee Of eight investigate the wants OF
this district as regards school room, and to draft
an application TO the school agents for war
rant 10 call meeting 10 act upon their report"
The following were chosen such committee.
8. W. Luques, Chairman; John Tuck. Thomas
Haley, Eiwiu Stone. A. II. Jelleson. Elias Har-
mon, Hiram Porter. AMI Henry J. Lord. We
hope every one of the district will sc the nee
cssity OF encouraging the cause Of education in
every way, and that soon We may have school
houses ample for every need.
The following is the score Of the game Of Base
Ball between the "Dirigo Base Ball Club" Of
this city, and the "Granite State Club" Of
Portsmouth. N. H., played thursday afternoon
on the '.Liberty's'' grounds:
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A NEW PATENT.
TIME subscriber has discovered aud invented
Il m ua.u and lisal,il m rnX emenl In

TIME subscriber has discovered and invented
Il new and useful improvement In
TEA Sc COFFEE POTS.
Tho vessels arc divided Into two Compartments by
partition extending across tho centre foni Top 70
bottom. ,,
valve extending out Of the Top % the vessel 10 adj
init water from ono compartment IN The othU by
raising the valve, The tea pot u also provided
with valve In the same way, exeepcng the sav .,
raising or turning. They are also provided with
two covers each, one 10 each compartment. and
spout or nose, placed one on each side OF the paIti
ton, II desirable. The noses are provided With
thimblcs or strainers, S may DO required; They
have three handles-one on each side under each
nose, aud one In centre Of back side-cne 70 %
grSped with ono hand while the Other hand may
have hold Of the ether In order that the vessel may
be tipped easer or fdcsrnblc the tea pot may have
one handle. The two compartments are for tee and
water or coffee and water that when the tea OF cot
hs.tins IN tbe other. Tea can be drawn into cups
from ono com partment and water nom the other
the came with coffee. The valve or gate IN the par
tition Is 80 arranged that when the tea or coffee 10
drawn out, II can be re-hlled through the valve.
boiler IL connected with the partition, acres the
centre, with valve In u the zane a. In coffee Pot,
with one cover and one handle on each end, which
10 for boiling two articles of different kinds 81 the
sane time. Coffee Pot. can be made without valve
II desired. fre,n 10 y In deep lotion y In,
top 81 In. inside. Tea pct " VI In deep, bottom
The subscriber having oLtainod letters patent on
hsturing and ssling % rcasasSls tsrnss, asd hes-
ing inyentrd . machine for making Tee and Conee
Pos Intends 70 patent IT, which will DO very useful
nee. Patented Aug. 8, 1893. Any person
Who would Ike 20 purchase the whole OF part Of
this invention will please call on Or addres
lion JOHN Z. LEWIS, KrfsRr, Nh.
All persons arc forbid exporting or selling this
invention out of this country without permit. First
discovered In 1850. "a. - u. - 10 u
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NEW LOT
NICE SILK FANS!

New New, styles Jet JSy,o SLiy r,., a,ox
=, white ana colored Lisie Thread oiovos'
phaions Nxnt biomng csfeus, S"'
p Ina sS,. ylai,a, %. the iar, %
MIS- Minslows ooothlhs syrup, -
Atwoods bltters,
Po'ands liumor Doctor, cheap. I....r -
Linen handkerchief, rr..H :!
Ients' Linen Iiandkerchieis' e
kennoiyh Discovery, r- t.0
kennedys SALT ltheum Ointment, "
Madam PcFtfrs Cough BalsAn,
ladies' Dress Fans.
FINK fans, 5000
Toy Hammers. Ayes and shovels. r. Tel.
Ladies Chains, usual price ~
Black, Brown, Blue, dresn and Drao SIk 'e'lios''
Bhie, brown, urern ann pIao DefAse 'e'"s
i.s. AL Lneo iian cny 90 o
mh'.s hboei bse, Nv. AipAcs nfSas, AZ
uood ula1el spool O0tons lpVy usb .. %
Large sifsd SIX Nets only -
uooi assortment Of China and faIian Vases.
French Leather bags Tor NW
Atwooi's Vegetable Jaundice Differs,
Brown'. Troches,
Mrs. Winiows Soothing syrup, -
Gents Pare Lane" Bosoms only 70
uood Wallets, 70: black Dehmr, 20
Ayers sarsaparlla, 10 Ptruvian syrup, 20
ladies ALI lsxnp lIdks Srde hemmeu) ony ~
Gents liemuod Az L'nsn iidkst 70
Nice A''orfnsni ladies Back Combs eAeP.
1ewelry senlng on VIZ .n AZ
Best French Corsss (ali mhahponsh
finy Picture Pmtosrsph Albums ltre'y sVf&) AZ
Magnolia lain lof 'ne UomPNNon only ~,
Plantation, Percet, Wiliams, L.nghyt, hch-
arusons, n~'euers, iiaftsnoihs psers, AedV:,.
Johnson 3 Anodyne hn'meht ony
Natures HAIR hestoauNe Vep eieaat
Best liooey and uycefine soap PCT Gaze az
o. Sax cakes f
Mens and BOYS sa'Isnnen,
Mems Papef COLLARS lBeaC.om bhIonhu.t q.
lHdles hmSro sa Eage anu Co'ne'ea 20
schepcks Tonic and syrup eaeh u"
Lace Collars, PckE ldnen Cuus, eAeP'
Hair brushes Tooth brusbes, o>
black sllk velvet hAooons Aptsr oraLIE
spool SIX Too Machinsts (ah oaofs veg LOVE- "A
Uut hhge hs6Lsh blDes w
sHoo Fly Aprons, New styles, very pr0y
Curtain Tassels, curtain and pie1are Cor1s, =.
Ncs Hair Oil Scented with Night Biooms Oereush
Day Rum OIL, Jamaica Ginger, 20
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Last Saturday the Committee Of the City
Government appointed for that purpose, bought
a fine span of horses for the use Of the City. Of
Nath. Little6eld. esq, Of Lyman. Better late
than never.
Stone & Murray's Circus. one OF the best that
exists, gives entertainments afternoon and eve
ming. June 10th, at Factory Island. They will
meet with crowded audiences.
The hotel keepers at the beaches are having
many applications by mail for rooms during the
coming season, and the indications promise q
larger number than usual will visit our seaside
resorts The roads to the beach are In tip-top
condition, which Is an important consideration
Ia one visiting here.
Considerable amusement was Afforded the
youngsters Wednesday by large turtle impris-
onel In box in front Of Cataract Block, Main
street. His turtlcship eagerly dcyourcd q 6sh
that was given him. regardless Of his probable
fate at no distant day.
STONE McRRHr have been for several years
past the hrst TO introduce to the public, Artists
who have proved unrivalel In their spccialitics.
and they DEEM no expense too great in securing
talent that will maintain the suprrmecy of their
Circus. Therefore they take great pride In Of
fering 10 their patrons this season. an opportun-
ity 30 witness the feats Of the grsndcst array Of
Eaiestrians, Gymsasts. Acrolsts, and other
performers, ever assembled in one comprny.
In order 10 convey to the public correct idea
Of the present superiority and responsibility Of
the Circus Of Sroxx & MrRRAr. the following
criticism frvm reliable Journals are offered
Pres. ia ys~sri ASesrtis>r.
STONE a MURRAY have expanresi the antique shas-
s.s easteas which other exhbttou cling Ia WIN 70
mnch tsosctty sad insaEarafef era In circus n
museueuts. with troape ~ artists the most distu-
xuishs< In the world this cifcas has scqaret fsne
Zoe excellence ant rescctAsiiiy thai other travel
ling exhibition enjoys.
Jsrssy CRY Sfssdsr,f.
Sro~E a MuRRNN's CtRcVs has created q eenaiae
sensation In this city. The performances last night
were extremely Interesting FROM beginning to eui and
elected enthusiasts APPLAUSE nom bands and hearts
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