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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-12
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NOTICE.---THIS IS TO CERTIFY
~ that l have given my son Ira Z. Ddmunds,
his time the remainder of his minority, and shall
claim none Of his wages nor pay any Of his,debts
after this date.
DAVID EDMUNDS.
Dandy, Vt, Malch 20, 1870. lGw3w~s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-12
TOR SALE.

Two Farms situated in Ira and Poultney, for
merry owned and occupied by Etukeley ana Abel
Thornton. They comprise about 700 acres, suit
ably divided into meadow, pasture and plough
Land. They contain any quantity Of wood and
valuable timber. Farming tools and hay will be
sold viii them If desired This property can be
bought on very reasonable terms By applying TO
Il. Z. MARANVILLE,
Or G. II. WILLARD.
CastIeton, Vermont.
mldiW&~wtt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-12
TOR SALE OR TO RENT.

l. The residence, garden and house lot of Rev.
James Anderson, in the Village of Manchester.
Inquire of William P. Black a. the Battenkill
Ma i0naI Bank of Manchester. I2:w3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-12

CHAMBERLIN, STURGES s. co
~ Commission Merchants and dealers in But
ter, Cheese, Eggs and Lard, 70 and 81 Faneuil
Hall Market. Boston. Il:wly
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CHE AFFLICT.
r. DELICATE NATURE,

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-
i ED-sTs. Dow continues to be consulted at his
Office, Me- J and 9 Endicott street, Boston, on
al disease Gf a
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81

novl8w6m SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-26

The NoRTHwEsTERNha purely MUTUAL
COMPANY. t. .- .al gau.l
Dividends are Declared Annually.
An participate in Dividends in proportion to
their contribution to the surplus.
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Principal Office, Milwaukee, Wis

n. r. sHRPARDeON,
General Agent for the Pacific Csast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-26
ITS CHARTER is PERPETUAL !
Granted BY the Legislature Of Wisconsin.


It's Charter limits its business strictly to the
various forms OF LIE INSURANCE, AND
TO GRANTING ANNUITIES.
The Charter provides against speculative and
hazardous Investments Of these sacred funds
belonging to Widows and Orphans.
II is by law required TO make Annual Reports
to the Secretary Of State, giving full and com.
plete exhibit Of the business and condition OF
the Company. ~.
This Company issues all kinds Of policies
pertaining 10 gnE
LIFE ms UR a n Q Il.
And has justly acquired reputation for
SAFETY, EQUITY, PROMPTNEss,
AZ. AND GOOD MANAGEMENT,
Second to none, and has become ono OF the
largest, and ranks among the foremost In the
II has accumulated within the ten years OF it,
existence nearly
$7,OOO,OOO!
The Northwestcrn's terms OF Insurance arc
AS LIBERAL ~ are offered By any other re.
sponsIbls Company doing business In the United
N -,- JOHN III. MILLS,
STATE AGENT FOR NEVADA.
once, Howell 4 Blacks Building, Corner c
and Taylor streets, Virginia.
Virginia, March 9th, 1870. 20 mns-u
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= - ltI 3. ----
THE NEW TYPE

~ WHICH THE NEWS is PRINTED IS
4 ~ - Rreyicr No. l2," or improved broad
~. Of which we arc casting a series from
Hcs;s 10 Bourgeois, and TO which We desire to
az, tSs - Ssttentfon Of printers and publishers.
CAL INC os'oA HAGAR D. Co..
rype Founders, Ssa Clay street, sAn Fan
cisco, Cal.
, 1870-03-08
Bank Of S. Thomas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Ju haIf-ycarIy diyjdcud>of six per
Cent ON the paid UP Capital of this
institution, dc|lrod sat a Meeting of
Proprietors held this day, will be
payable at the Bank Tomorrow, and
every day after, during the hours of
business. :
ST. Thomas 2lth February 1870.
III. IIAAGENSEN,
Manager.
, 1870-03-08

nLLE % Enhyer der have Nogot
III at tordre paa observation-disclosures
Mary Junkere's FaIIitbo indkaIdcs
heryed til at anmeIde 90 be,iisIiggi6re
deres kray for un~dertegnede Skif5e-
ret linden UdI0bet af dcnnc Indkal-
delses sidste Acknowledgements
Chri>tiansted Skifteret den eden
Marts 1870.
c. SARAUW
, 1870-03-08

presume, mat HIS EXceIIency would have acted
more prudent ff may use this term) to haze
elected a commission, and amongst tits, Iaysi-
clans, to present a proposal, based Gar. Icul,rl1
on the amount Of money! which was no. to be
surpassed.
: Line present time seems moreover to be rather
announcement Tor sQch an ezte4Slye draft, IS We
40 not KNOW whether we are bought OF sold.
NIG@nWhLe VIII take the liberty to mention
tne oIn5renl points IN stAe same and before all
Try 70 suo" ne reason Tor The uIspIeasure, 1t
, 1870-03-08

= I0"1 mere Is "@E'< go Ih'nio@n-. Ite
7''~.eE .tl y So -@p|.l[ "l4@.1J ana
celeasr roads il wfulu mbottev cases b. ur.agr
than ID mics Away. Bl. 1t is roreJp. .~>av.
that all the do'tors 0r. adyu.el,la ycu.~. and
from whore ca4 they Be 80 case anything
happens 18th. Goagimc0t d@@~erycs Credit Tor
considering this So @meIy.-Uow many ply>i-
y.5I'5 ooes 91'GfoIN ~ require &nl now many
c@I .|g mere soaIeN'@l comfortable TG'l Is OF
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Thjeyes Arrested---Nan KILLED.

BosToN, May 6.-Further particu-
lars in regard TO the ROckland Maine,
bank robbery give rise TO a suspi-
cion that prominent merchant OF
that city concerted the plan for
Jack Rand, the leader OF the
gang and an old offender,
and that q Rockland policeman
is also implicated as having
been a confederate. All but S50O0 OF
the money has been recovered. Lang
ton Moore, one of the robbers, was
engaged in robberies of the MeF-
chants Union Express, Concord Bank
and Bank Of Norway, Maine f; OF
late he has kept hotel on the Harlem
read. New York. DOud and Height,
the other leaders, well known by
The police, are said to be among the
most desperate and notorious burg
lars in the country.
A man named Richmond hile was
precipitated from the staging to the
deck Of a vessel lying at Chelsea
this morning, and instantly killed.
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IN MEMORiAm.


LILY WHITE-Just when the world was
renewing its robes of green leaves and trail
Ing vines and flowers, and Just when she was
maturing into lovely BomanhOOd, and Just
when her capacity began to comprehend
something Of the problem of life, passed out
through the gate we call death to the ether
side forever, LILY WHITE, aged "A years-an
idoiized daughter of James NJ and Mary L.
White.
Except to the home-circle and associates in
the sehooI-room, she has no history, and to
the great world was like
violet by messy stone.
Half hidden from the eye
Fair as g star when only one
Is shining in the sky.
What she might have been had not her
translation occurred SO early, we can never
know but the highest hopes of her future
We're tndulged, because she possessed every
grace that ever has or ever can adOrn human
nature. To pass encomiums on her now is
useless, for the love that encom passed her
like a garment does not lie withered at her
grave, but is draped round the hearts that
doated on her, and win linger there forever.
OF one so lovely, what more can we say than
farewell. LILY-a long farewenI In that
garden Of God where flowers never droop
and the stars never go down, there is no
flower purer than thyself, and no beam of
light more radiant.
God help US to greet thee therei
With silence only as their benediction,
Gods angels come
Where, In the shadow of a great afifetfOn
The soul sits dumb.
Yet would we say, what every heart ap-
proyeth,
Our Fathers viii,
Calling to him the dear ones whom he lOvsth
In mercy stln.
Not upon us or ours the solemn angel
Hath evil wrought,
The funeral anthem is a great eyanRel
The good die not.
God calls our loved ones, but we lose not
wholly
What He has given.
They live on earth In thought and deeds as
truly
As In His Heaven. LOU. 3.
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different cotton markets Of America and
Europe were depressed during the week
Lower prices made this, In response 70 con
tin1ed heavy reeeipts at southern ports
uplands and Mobile and ZJ1flaZ55<e for mid
ding New Orleans and Texas; sales -
bales.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7-CoIton firm at 22c
FIour-s. F., q S71494 50i Xxx, IS I214; xxx
Feed-corn IS scarce and market higher
81 35aI a.: oats, stock light and the market b
flrmer, 70c; hay steady at S2s928 50; bran
Provlsions-Mess pork ssL Bacon, market
hrmer and stock Hight; shoulders, E55f9llc
clear rib, E5se; clear sides, ls5fe Hams ~
@2oc; Lard 4 nrmer at ls1sgII14e for there's
Groceries-sugar, common 81 TO s14c; fair
~ to Ice; prime li1z 10 li1lc- Aola&ses, com
mon rebolIsd S945c; prime reboiled 70sB75c-
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May 7.-sales of Us hhds 70
baeco at prices ranging from s. sO9z5 o.
Cotton, market frmer; niddling, 2l14e.
Flour-Extra family, s. 90.
sirain-Ccrn is higher, 81 l714gl p. Wheat
and white, 81 051a1 ~. Oats. 67e570e, saeki
uded. Barley, z5c9SI 10 Rye 95c 20 81
rOceries-Sugar, prime n. o.. Y 10 lZ1zc
rovisl0ns-Mess pork SD 50 70 30 %; rump,
10 q. Baeon-elear sides, H5zc; clear rio
shoulders 13I4e- Bulk meats-elear, l51zc
fl1r rib l6c; shoulders lz54ci Lard IN tierces
y; IN kegs, sTe. Hams, sugar cured lS5zc
whisky. raw, 81 I@toIA
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 7.-FlOur firm, "a to 3 for
superfine.
Grain-Wheat il better: No. spring, sc;
choice to fancy fall, 81 30 to ! IS. Corn, buoy
ant and largely advanced, ranging from 81 la
to 81 25, the latter for fancy. White oats are
In better demand at 81 TO SIC. Rye, nrmel
at 81 to SIC
whisky steady.
ProvIsiOns-Bacon, shoulders BE; clear rib
l654c; clear 11{c. Lard Is quiet At l61zc fOI
choice.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, May Wheat Is quiet and nom.
inally unchanged; amber, 81 l31z; No red
81 Il; No. 8, 81 121Z-
Feed-COrn IS dull and nothing doing quo
tations are nominal Oats steadieF, 55 70 56e
No. J, SIC.
Freights are lower; Sc to Buffalo; &c to Chi.
cagO.
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WASHINGTON.

UtsHINGoN, May 7:-Secretary
J7isb received, to-day, dispatches IRON
otteya 20 the effect that the Ninni-
-, rt.belIioa is at an end. The insuI'
80 have bean conceded every de-
5sosnd made by them, on Provincial
authority. The WinnlpegS are .
have a separate ProNlhcial gogeI g..ei.ll n
M ont and to have their own rel1Ie7ell'
tstives in the Ottawa parliament;
The United States treasury holus i, d
seeIritv for circulating notes 70 thls
da,e. s,4a, = 3 $50; as security lor ue-
post OF public funds, S5lO, ,OOOi puoiie
hank notes burned during the week
ending Nav 9Th, S2O2, 0O0; total
amou6t burned. S23, ,057, ,446; baEk
currency isslrFsd for bills destroyed,
same date. s29l I71g; total amount IL Is
sued for bills HERETOFORE; s-.4,' '',-.oY 10
balance due for nutk lated n,ltes, e., H--,
81; bank circulation ouoS'4Aii''iNe 81
.S29O, ,j43, ,633.
The President has Withdraw, 10, iT0lll MI
the Senate the nOmin&uo Oh ~. IT, -,
Jyevan as United Statefs Attoruey iO'
Nebraska. go
The following army oIneeIs hal' w
beef retired by the Pres dent on az
count of wounds received Nm the SCI
vice: Captain George Lanc aster, 9sV, 5sN.
enteenth Infantry; Brevet Brlga9lel
General Hayden; Breyet siellEeIisshl
Colonel J. 5. Cullin, United s. a'e'
Army.
Mr. Jenckes calculates that ne Wy Y !
get about fifty votes in the House
ms Civil Service bill. The vote
against laying it on the table last /
Thursday was not a true indication /
of Its strength, as the members were 4
prepared to let him have fair show 4
IA debate before killing his bill. 1t
VIII be defeated by large majority.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE FAIR.-Fatber Walsh's Fair was
well attended last evening, and consi1-
cradle sum realized for the worthy object
in view. The ladies' are determined to be
successful, and with that view have
agreed to continue the festival for one or
two nights longer, that those who have
been unable to attend, may have an OPP
portunity of aiding them. The polls for
the various prizes for popular contestants
will also be kept open a little while long
er, and the friends of the candidates
should take advantage of the opportunity
and vote for their faYorites.
GRAND PIcNIC.-The picnic of the Hi
bernian NJ. r. Society, on the 18th inst,
will surpass anything of the kind wit
messed in the city for many years. Mill
tary companies, stirring music and nu-
merous societies will march in procession
to James Park. The societies of Mem
phis are disposed to honor the Oldest so
ciety of the city by their presence on the
occasion, while all the beauty of our city
viii undoubtedly be present. Every ar
rangement is complete. Over two thou
sand tickets are sold already.
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PARIS, May 7-Aidnight.-As the
day approaches for final action upon
the great question at issue, political
excitement becomes more and more
intense, and there are great fears en-
tertained, both in public and private
circles, of general rising of the people
tomorrow, and Notwithstanding the
extensive preparations made by the
Government to maintain order, and
suppress any riOtOus demonstrations,
the day is looked for with trembling
and fear, as being fraught with tur-
bulence, blOOdshed and war. This
feeling is shared by all classes, and the
only theme of conversation tonight
is the all-absorbing measure of re-
form to be definitely settled during
the next tWenty-fOur hours. The
cubic agitation is more general and
of a more serious nature than has
been experienced for many years, and
it is conceded by all that upon the
result Of the vote to be given to-
morrow hinges the tranquility OF
France.
PARIS, May s-I:30 A. MA large
number of troops arrived in this city
during the night, who, together with
the forces already stationed here have
been ordered to rendezvous at the
barracks, where they will be supplied
with ammunition and get in readiness
to meet the expected troubles OF to-
day. The city IS quiet at this hour,
but there IS an abatement of anxiety
OF the people, and eagerness mani
tested as TO the state of affairs on the
opening of the polls at sunrise.
LONDON, May :, midnight.-The
report received here last evening that
the French Government has taken
extraordinary measures Of precautlOn
in anticipation OF disturbances to-
morrow on the occasion of voting
upon the Plebiscjtum, creates almost
as much excitement in this city as in
the French capital. The movement
is said to have had its incipiency in
the circle Of feryent revOlutionist5
who reside liz this city, and their
suspicious movements for some time
past have drawn upon them the notice
Of the police authorities, by whom
every action is'nOted. 1t is asserted
that they are thoroughly posted upon
the dOings of the FeyOluti0nistS and
that any attempt to leave this city
sUrreptitiOusly or to set afiOat any de-
sign calculated to interfere with the
harmony and peaceful working of the
franchise viii be prevented.
The London police are in active
teiegraphic communication with those
Of Paris, and are fully prepared to
render any necessary assistance and
suppress any efforts at a breach Of
neutrality.
The threat Ofimprisonment contain
ed in the eOfficial warning will probably
dissuade them from any hostile de-
mOnstratiOn. The excitement on this
action on the part Of the London au-
thOrities has tended to the EXISTING
anxiety regarding affairs in Paris.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-08

Professor A. Ruger has taken pencil
sketch of our city. 1t must have been a
very laborions task for the artist to go
through every street and sketch the
houses so correctly, and place them IN
their respective positions to be so easily
recognized; he also gives the names OF
every street. All that is necessary is to
get our position by imagining ourselves
on the opposite side of the river, south
west from the city, up in the air looking
this way, and we have better and more
complete description of the city than 1t
would be possible to convey in any other
manner. We have had the pleasure OF
examining it carefully, and fiud it won
derfully correct in all its details. 1t is the
intention of the artist to lthograph it,
provided sufficient number of subscri-
bers can be obtained. Mr.. Stoner, the
azent, is now in the city, and will call
upon our citizens for the purpose of Civ
ing them a opportunity of examining il
for themselves. Being local picture, II
cannot be published unless our citizens
give it their patronage, and we hope Mr..
Stoner will be able to obtain the number
required.
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Nashville News items.

NASHVILLE, May 6.-EX-President
johnson is in Knoxville.
The officers and directors Of the
Edgeheld and Kentucky Railroad
have an excursion tomorrow to the
State line.
Josh Blackburn, late ILnited States
Marshal, left for Washington this
evening upon receipt of u dispatch
stating his removal and the appoint
ment of a successor was likely TO be
recnnsidered.
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Disastrous Fire.

WrLKEsBARRE, PA, May ca
disastrous fire occurred here this am,
which destroyed half a dozen barns
and outbuildings, and the extensive
livery stable Ct o. p. Carnif, in which
81 horses and a lot of pigs were burnt
TO death. One pair of horses was
valued at $500. The entire loss can
not vet be ascertained. The property
was partially insured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-08

For nearly fifty years the Ghicksring
Diano has been famous for its superior
Qualities of tone and durability. The
Chickering's have adopted the one-priee
system. and you can buy here in Mem
phis q plano of their make at the samt
prices and terms as second and third rate
pianos of other manufacture are offered
a II who wish to purchase a pianoor organ
will certainly consult their own interest
byraIling on H. G. HOLLENBERG,
Agent Chickering Pianos and Estey Or
Rans, No. 2S3 Main street.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
white Mems Failure.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 6.-Only
twenty-five persons, all reported to be
Democrats, assembled at Dover yes
terday in response to a call for white
mems convention. The attendance
being SO small, it was decided not to
organize, and the movement is doubt
less dead.
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DRY GOODS ON LONG TINE.
rirs,.cIass Stock to be Closed Out.

We call the attention of city and coun-
try merchants that, being desirous OF
1closing out our large stock of staple and
1fancy dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
we will sell payable November l, 1870, and
at net cash prices. Our stock IS complete
and well assorted, and must De closed oul
in sixty days. Extra Inducements offered
TO any one wishing to purchase stock and
stand. J.H. LoEwEHsTINE & Bros,
23l Main street, Clay Building.
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DIED.

JENGINGS-On Friday, May 9Th, ETTIE
T. JENNINGS, in the 18th year Of her age.
The funeral services viii be preached by
the Rev. DR.. Ransom, this SUNDAY after.
noon, at O'Clock, at the residence Of Mr.
Simpson, 21z miles out on the Randolph road
The friends Of John C. and Harriet 7. Simp-
son are invited TO attend. Carriages In at.
tendance at Owen Smiths, 56s Second street
and at residence.
Athens (Ala-) papers please copy.
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LAW REPORTS.
Law eourt-Iudne Anaarsnn.

law JoaFI--lu09e AnuefS9n.
In the case of Renardet and wife VS.
Leclerc ct al administrator, the jury re-
turned a verdict, yesterday, for the plain
tiff, for SI3S3. The following is the re-
mainder of cases on the special calendar
and will be taken up in their regular
order, commencing tomorrow morning
s0l4 AelxerTnan Va, Steadman Bros. & Co
l0l5 Whipple VS.. Goodman.
BOLT AekerShan vs.. same.
1923 Warner VS.. Conrad & Co. ct al.
3024 Same vs.. Costa & Sangster ct al.
1927 Kesterson VS.. Jones ct al.
302S Radcliffe VS., Smith
1884 Dickinson VS.. First National Rank
1859 Smith VS.. Polk.
26S4 Kennedy VS.. Mallory.
1887 Fisher VS.. Nathan Bros. & Co.
26l9 Aehie vs. Taylor ct al.
2S45 Townsend, executor, VS.. Berlin.
2S46 Same VS. same.
1897 VredeRburg VS.. Wright & Foute.
2767 Dickinson & Bro. VS.. Levitt ct al.
No other cases will be tried this term.
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If you want cheap goods go to
#. w. JOHNSTON 81 co.
A sEEsSFI& SoN

Are now opening the most complete
and varied stock of Summer Dress Goods
to be found in this city. If you want to
purchase anything in the Dry Goods line
you can find more tsstefully selected
stock in fabrics, colors, qualities and
styles at SeessePs than any other house
in Memphis
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Drswned ina suuaiI.

RoCKLAND, ME-, May 6.-The
schooner Racket, from the port OF
Hanpden, Captain McL4ane, cap
sized in a sqaafl off Camden, on We'd
nesday night. Captain Lane, who
was in the cabin at the time, was
drowned. The only other man on
board was a deck hand and he sue
ceeded in getting to shore.
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ALL OUR FRENCH C0RSETS REDUCED IN
PRlCESI
CANS NEW STORE, 298 Main st.

A. JUST removed to 1876 Afain street,
Webster Block, one door south of Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
duoed, we can sell cheaper than any other
hrst-elass house in the city.
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1910.
PARIS.

Excitement on the Eve Of the Eieetion---
Fears Of General Rising by the People.
---The English and French Governments
in AcOOrd---Frenoh Refugees in England
Closely Watched.
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BEAUTIFUL MARSEILLES QUILTS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRlGESI
CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main st.

FINE Gingham Lawns at 2Ncts., wort
so cts. at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
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THIS WEEK ATL. KREMER's.

NEW styles of hats, fine French flowers
and ornaments.
New and elegant styles of iewelry.
FANS, the finest imported.
New lawn walking suits.
WHITE and black lawn lace points.
ELEGANT assortment of point lace and
Valenciennes handkerehiefs.
PoINT applique and Yalenciennes Iaces
and edgings.
THErbest makes of real French corsets
il the city.
New rib IONS, dress-trimmings buttons,
etc. etc. Fst received.
THE Arabia, the Brigsnd, and the Glen,
three of the latest shapes of hats out.
WE are receiving the latest novelties
daily. We invite the special attention of
the ladies to the above. L. KREMER.
LINEN and Jean Drawers at McBeth &
Co.'S go Main street,
B. A. HoLLENBERG's Memphis Steam
Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, 262
Second street.