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ADJUSTMENTS.


MEMPHIS THEATRE.-The management
announce that they have effected a re-
engagement for a few nights only, of the
popular Harry and Rose Watkins, whose
Irish delineations gave so much pleasure
to memphis audiences last week. To-
night the new and already popular Irish
drama "Set in Gold" will be given, of
which the New Orleans PicdyIEne speaks
in the following terms: 1.-The entertain
ment at the theatre last night was en-
joyed by a large and appreciative audi
enee, who, judging from their applause,
fully ooncurred with US in the opinion
that StSet in Gold" is one of the finest
plays of the dramatic season. There is
just enough of the sensation about il to
give to it the relish of romance, while
our tenderest sYmpathies are enlisted in
behalf of the youth and.m maiden who are
realizing the prophecy that the purse of
''true love never did run SMOOTH But
by far the finest character in the piece Is
that sustained by Mr.. Watkins. The
Alser becomes no creature of the imagin-
alton under his rendering, but a uYfDg.
veritable being, whose love Of gold will
drown every other sentiment n mo-
tive. 1t is very seldom tina the modern
drama affords us such instances of char
acter dellneation, and when once seen,
they should be treasured and appreciated.
VIZ AdNO AaAu bllo AAuCu VI Lut principal
character, not that we think Mrs. Wat
kins' Biddy will suffer any by compari-
son. 1t is n of those gems of Irish
character which can only be discerned
when hinder the inspiration Of an artists
genius. Such it derives from Mrs. Wat.
kins-genial, kindly and pleasant, she
throws the sunlight of her happy, kindly
manner on everything she touches"
BASE RALL--0n Wednesday nexs, day
after tomorrow, the celebrated Red
Stocking B B. club, Of Cincinnati, viii
give Dur Green Stockings a turn, after
having vanquished everything to the
south of Qs. The game is to be played on
the hsce Course, aud suitable arrange
ments have been made by the NJ. &C. r.
r. for the transportation thither of all
who wizh to witness IL, trains leaving at
I:45 and 2;30 for the grounds.
ST. PETERS PICNIc.-The picnic of the
Sunday school children of st. Peters
church will, as we have announced fire.
quently, come of at the Well-known and
popular resort, James Park, to-day.
Every arrangement for q delightful day
have been made, and we hope that every
body who can spare a few hours will
go out there. In addition to seeing one
of the prettiest sights in the world-a
great band of handsome, smiling children,
and Of contributing to a good cause.-the
weather has become so warm that & re-
treat like lat afforded by the huge old
trees, now in full leaf, is something worth
going a couple of miles for, of itself.
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DRY GOODS ON LONG N
Flrst-CIass stpck to be Closed Out.

We call the attention Of city and coun-
try merchants that, being DESTROYS OF
closing out our large stock of staple and
fancy dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
we will sell payable November 1, 1870, and
at net cash prices. Our stock is complete
and well assorted, and must be closed out
in sixty days. Extra inducements offered
TO any one wishing to purchase stock and
stand. J. H. LoEwENsTINE & Bros,
81 Main street, Clay Building.
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FINE LACE GooDs.-Real Point Lace
ParasOl Covers, Real Point Lace Col
lars, Applique Sail or Collars, Vslenci-
ennes, COllarettes, Point Applique and
Valenciennes Lace Handkerchief, Real
Thread Lace Points, Llama Points, Lila
ma Jackets, just received at b. Lowen-
stein & Bros.
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"BREAD CAST UPoN THE WATERs."-
II the Great Providence has not literally
cast bread upon the waters, he has plant
ed the elements of wholesome nonrish-
ment on the rocks, in the shape of Sea
Moss, from which the SEA Moss FARISE
is made. This new article has everywhere
won " golden opinions OF all sorts of peo-
pie" and the hOusekeepers OF the land
generally regard it In the double light Of
a staple necessary and a delicious luxury;
for while its use lessons the expense Of
living, the exquisite dishes prepared from
Il cannot be obtained even at an extrava-
giant cost, from any other ource Scien-
tifc committees, hotel keepers, profess
sional cooks, ladies who superintend their
ewn kitchens; physicians, nurses, dys-
peptics and inYalids of every class bear
witness Of these facts. To this mass of
Endorsements we unhesitatingly add our
own; and, without fear of contradiction,
saw that the blanc mango, buildings,
custards, etc, are the most delicious we
have ever tasted.
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A NEW ARRIVAL

OF very fine embroidered Silk Grena.
dimes. from New York auction sales, open
ed this day, at A. SEESSEL & SONS.
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NEW FANS, NEW RIBBONS, NEW LACE
COLLARS,
TO H PUBLIC.

New Chemisettes, and a splendid assert
ment of children's suits In MarseilIss and
Linen, al SEESSEL'S.
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Tn following is the list of letters remain
Ing in the Memphis PostOhacs and not deltv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING This DAY.
RlvERs, wEArHER ANp BusINEss.

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
GAS WoRKs, May l, 1870.
The river rose 1 indnin the past
t~wenty-four hours. Benz high water
mark of 1867, 3 feet / inch.
CHARLES GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
The river at this point came to a stand
Saturday night and rose ! inch in the past
"a hours. It may go up several inchesAbut
the rise will be temporary. Our b.
patches give the latest from all poi4 q
Weather clear and warm. ID
BY TELEGRAPH. =,
LoUIsvILLE, May 1.-The river is faa
ing, With Y feet in the canal, and Z feet
in the chute, over the falls. Weather
clear and warm. Thermometer 70o. Port
list: Lawrence, from Cincinnati to
Nashville; Bermuda, from Cincinnati to
Evansville; Minneola, from Cincinnati to
Memphis; Tarascon, from Louisville to
Cincinnati; Rose Hite, from Henderson
to Louisville; Spray, from Nashville to
Cincinnati; Sam j.. Hale, Memphis to
Cincinnati; Indiana, from Louisville to
New Orleans; LORNA, from Pittsburg
to st. Louis; Fantasia, from Pittsburg to
Missouri river. Arrived: Air Line, from
Salt rivers G. r. Gilmore and barges,
from Nashville to Pittsburg.
CAIRO, May 1.-The river is stationary.
Weather warm and pleasant. Port list:
Peytona. from New Orleans to Cinein-
natl; Colorado, from K~icksburg to st.
Louis; Silver Moon, Memphis to Cincin-
natl; City of Cairo, from Memphis to st.
Louis; Shamrock, from st. Louis to Gin
cinnRti. The Hercules passed up, st.
Joseph, from st. Louis to Memphis: the
G.. B. Church. from st. Louis to Men,
phis; the Forsyth, from st. Louis to
Vicksburg; the Boar. with coal barges,
nom Pittsburg TO New Orleans. The
Horner passed down.
k~gNcINNArI, May 1.-The river has re-
esded 4 feet In the past "A hours. Y feet in
the channel. Weather clear. The arri-
walls and departures include no boats out
side ofthe regular line packets.
5PTrTsRURa, May 1.-Weather delight
ful. The Monongahela Is 5 feet 3 inehes
and stationary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AThe Virginia win be due tomorrow
ffcm the Ohio. -
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FOR JUDGE CRIMINAL COURT
N MISCELLANEOUS.

HELP.-Any hotel at the springs wanting
III house-keepers. stewards, walters. cooks,
male or female. chambermaids, or nurses to
20 north with families, or private families
wanting male or female help, or to farmers
wanting work or labor OF any kind, would
do wei to call at the Labor Agency and only
Intelligence once OF ARDl
No. Is jefferson street. my
TARPESTER5-lmmediately at Hunts
u vile, Ala, fifteen good carpenters 70
work on Government Barracks. Apply 10
CONNER q WOOD. Huntsville, Ala my
CTTUATION.-Bya young man OF 4 years
- experience In the dry goods and general
merchandise business, as salesman or book
keeper; city reference furnlShedi address
au2l ". y. 2. u Second street
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AN ENIlRE NEW STOCK

OF summer Hosiery received this week
at Seessel's, comprising the finest makes
in English, German and Balbriggan. Silk
Hose in pink pearl, and lavender.
SEESSEL'S, 259 Main street.
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MERCHANTS wanting elegant Prints,
new styles, from 8 TO 10 cents, new Ten.
uessee Plaids Is cents, should go to Men
ken Brothers.
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WHALEBoNE Corsets from seventy-hve
cents upward. A very large stock to Sc
lect from. T. W. JOHNSTON q co.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR A RIYER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet CON-
pany---United States Mail Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, Mouth White River.
Pin Blur, Little Rock, and making
connections for Hot Springs and Fort smith,
Steamer Mary Boys
X l.
This elegant passenger steamer IA
will leave as above ~
MONDAY. May I'd. at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or at
COmpany's ONCE, No. Madison ST., stanton
Block.
apo w. II. KENNEDAY. Agent.
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FOR RENT.

HOUsE AND LOT-Untn the first day OF
III January, ISL, a House and Lot on Wal
den avenue: lot IS by 800 feet deep. Apply
70 L g.. Garrett, No. y Madison street, and
n Main street, Memphis, Tenn, my
NOTTAGE.-A neat cottage-house a rooms,
u kitchen and stOre-rUom.g garden planted
and in good condition. on new Brinkley
avenue. To a good tenant. rents moderate.
MALONE, THOMAS & co,
mvI No Is Union street.
ID OOMS-Newly furnished. long or short
II time; Hotel D'Europe, 90 Jefferson street.
ap3
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INTERESTING TO HoUsEKEEPERs-Com-
mon yeast produces but l ID. 9 OF. of
bread from l Id. 4 OF. of -four; but l ID. u
OF. Of bread may be obtained from the
same quantity of -four by using DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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At CANS NEW STORE, 2ss Main.

JET NECKLACEs.-Fancy Necklaces,
Crosses and a full assortment of Jewelry,
at prices less than they can be bought
this side New York city.
7. w. JOHNSTON & co,
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NEW kid gloves of all shades and
sizes, received at b. Lowenstein 4
Bros.
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TnWRnAT uTTLE ALPS.

TOWING and all WORK IN her -@
line done with dispatch. -
lowest rates. Leave ordersa at A. Cars Boat-
store, on levee; with Bigiey, Mellersh Co.,
ap7 w. W. MAINGAULT. Master.
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TRIAMINGsl TRIMMINesi TRIMMINGS!
We keep everything in this line of goods.
II. w. JOHNSTON eco. =
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CHEAPER than the cheapest - dress
goods at ten cents a yard.
T. w. JOHNSTON & GO.
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HTE d CoRwINE have removed their
Job Printing establishment 10 the APP
PEAL Building, IA U%niOnstreet, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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THE greatest bargain of the season,
spring dress goods at ten cents a yard.
7. W. JOHNSTON co.
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The office of the Sheriff of Shelby coun-
u is at present at Az North Court street.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
Sheriff Of Shelby county.
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TRUTH.-The powers of Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for children are as posi-
tive as the sunlight from heaven, and
gentle and soothing as an angels whisper.
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Observe DOnoho, Joy q Co.'S advertise
ment Of the Wiekersham property, en-
bracing Library and Post ONCE buildings,
New Memphis Theater, and other valuable
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Read the One Dollar Store advertise.
ment on d first page.
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NoTIoNsi NoTIoNsi I NoTIoNsl ii-For
the best assortment of these goods in the
city, g0toa IT. W.J0HNSTON & CO.'S
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NOTICE.

THE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween Messrs. /. b. Kirkland and l. N.
Hill, under the name Of the Jackson Insu-
rance Company this day expires BY tmita-
ton, Mr.. I. NJ. Hill retiring from the busi-
ness, Ar. I. B. Kirkland continuing IS here
tOfore. ]. B. KIRTLAND,
]. NJ. HILL
SB In retiring from the Jackson Insurance
Company, I most c~heerfully recommend this
Institution, under its present management
OF MFR. I. h. Kirkland, President, TO my
2 ends. l. NJ. Hill.
r~AIemphiS April 30, 1879. myl
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A splendid new line of cheap checked
silks received at B. LOwenstein & Bros.
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PAHESE SILKS

In checks, in bright coIors, aud Japanese
fophns In broken Plaids, checks and
stripes, at A. SEESSEL a SONS.
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"SEA Moss FARINE can be taken into
the stomach of the most delicate, and is
just the thing for invalids and all those
desiring a light and delicate food."-Post.
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And buy heavy Linen Damask, two yards
wide, for one-third less than il can be had
at q other house in Memphis.
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LADIES linen collars and cuffs, lace col
lars, collarettes and rufies. We have
now a very large stock of these goods, in
all the new styles.
n w JOHNSTON 4 90
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River 3 s. Nail Line.

THE entirely new and magnId- T-h
Il cent side-wheel passengerE
packet, built expressly for the trade,
X. p. WALT--~....-..JoHN WOoDBURE, Master
5 o'clock pm, for all points on WHITE RTyER
cTHRoUGH TO JACKSONPORr also, 10 REsT
POINT and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIVER,
annecting at DEVALL's BLUFF with Rail-
~ ad for LITTLE Roc and HOr SPRINGS, con-
acting at JacksOnpOrt with steamer Bates
Vile for PocAHoSTAsa and intermediate points
on BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
Batesvtlle. For freight OF passage apply on
board or at ONCE of the Company, NO. Aadt-
son street, Stanton Block.
ap22 w. H. KENNEDAY. Agent.
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans & Thorn's, 233
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready made or
made 20 order-ft guaranteed.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis.
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, it should be read by all.
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MERCHANTS wanting elegant choice
Prints will find a line from 6 to 10 cents
at Menken Brothers.
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LINEN LAWNS, a irst-class article, at
7. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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The grandest display Of Fancy Dress
Goods at B. .Lowenstein & Bros, to-mor-
row.
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FANsl FANsli FANsi THE largest
and handSOmest assortment in the city.
7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphts and Friar's Point Tri-
Week& y. s. Mail Packet.
GEO. W. CHEEK, Geo. Malone, master
THIS nne passenger steamer A
leaves Memphis every TUEsDAY,t@
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at 4 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage Apply on board apl4
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MERCHANTS should look at the elegant
Prints at 10 cents. Menken Brothers.
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FRUIT growers, go to Crsig's and get q
supply OF Strawberry Boxes.
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TNEORMATION.-My son., NEVILLE c.
L SEARLkS, of about q years of age. abont
six feet high, light complexion, dark hair
and OF genteel appearance, a painter by
trade, LEFT PANA, Illinois, about the LIST of his
month for 81. Louis and Memphis ON his
way 70 this city / lave reason 10 believe
thai some accident has befallen him, and
lear he may have been fOuIly dealt with, as
ne was known 20 have money about him.
ANY concerning the said Neville
=. Searles will be thankfully received ana
suitably rewarded by hts anxious father,
STEPHEN SEARLES.
Anthony House, Little Rock, Arkansas.
81 Louis Daily Republican publish 3 times
and send bill to Jas A. Henry, proprietor OF
Anthony House, Little Rock, fer collection.
mVl
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LETTER LIST.

LESS han New York priees-a line of
very handsome dress goods st.ten cents a
yard. T. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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READ the One Dollar Store ADVERTISE
ment on our first page.
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COO pieces of fine Bingham Lsv'ns at
25e per yard, worth 45e, at B. LoySnstsin
n Bros. lH Ir
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BOYS STRAW HATS CHEAP.

READ the One Dollar Store advertise
ment on our first page.
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BEAUTIFUL SHIPPED GRENADINES.
At 20 cents a yard, will be opened his day
at SEESSEL'S.

HOMES FOR GENERAL CoNFERENCE
DELEGATEs.-SO large will be the General
CONFERENCE.-THE hundred and fifty men,
bers-we have not yet obtained homes
enough. Fifty more are needed. Citi-
zens, We hope, will show their noble and
generous hospitality, and are requested
to make known their tender of assistance
to Ben. X. Pullen, No. 27S Main street,
Spicer & Sharpe, No. 354 Main street, or
at the advocate office, % Jefferson street.
Please come forward Immediately.
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READ the One Dollar Store advertise
ment on our first page.
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GO TO sEESsEL's THIS WEEK

STATIONERY OF every description st Joe
Locke's News Stand, 2S6K Main street.
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A PARAGRAPH FOR THE DRESSING
ROOM-Gentlemen who are trying to re-
yive the tinges of other days in their
grfzzled hair With muddy and glutlnous
preparations, are hereby Informed that
PHALON's YITAIIA, OR SALVATION FOR
TIE HAIR, win accomplish the object
more ehectually than any Of these, an
Is transparent and withO0tseatI otn Ihe
Cut this paragraph ouf Hth6 lay 4 on
your toilet a. q reminder,
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities. u $500
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SYMPTOMs.-Slight pain In the side, the
skin and eve assume a thick yellow coat,
digestion Is impaired, an unpleasant
sinking sensation at he pit of the sto-
mach Is experienced, the bowels are ir-
regular. the mind ~fretful, the memory
weakened, sometimes a slight cough,cold-
ness ofthe hands and feet, sometimes loss
on appetite, and at others unnatural crav-
ing for food, dizzlneas Of the head, de-
pressed spirits, feeling of uncertainty OF
having left something undone, but can't
tell What ii is. Take simmons Liver
Regulator, it will remove all unpleasant
feelings and make you well.
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THE LATEST News may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, &6k Main
street.
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol
omew a Allen, No. s West Court street.
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ST. LOUIS HoAE JOURNAL at Joe
LOeke's, 236H Main street.
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READ the One Dollar Store advertise
menE on our hrst page.
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New Brocade SIX Poplins, received at
B. LOwenstein & Bros.
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TaE PAaIsIAN PROMENADE PARAsOL,

The most elegant article of the kind ever
brought TO Memphis, can he had at
SEESSEL'S.
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N0TIcE.


A MEETING Of the stockholders of the
n Memphis, H. s, o. and 8 r r. will be
held In Aberdeen. Miss, on THURSDAY.
May 8, 1870. Stockholders are urgently re-
quested 10 be present, IS business OF great
importance will be brought before the meet
ing. lnyll N. B. FORREST, President.
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HARVEST HAY ohnrr[at in
IN sIfssS. +. j. Quig
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FoR SALE.-Ladies' and Misss
1t Factory, 20S Main st., at great ,
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T..
WILL leave Memphis tor Hell r.
w ENA, LtANGU1LI4E and ST.SzfE
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, Al )
LARRY HARAsTAD, Agent.
fsHls ahadisnn Etfsst.
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W%ANIED---TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.-Parties can negotiate
M for large OF small amounts, on long or
short time, by addressing J. b. s, Postonice
box g. apis
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PARAsoLs cheap at
I. W. JOHNSTON & co.'s.
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298 Main Street 298

100 linen towels 75c. worth SOC.
MarsaIIes quilts 81 % worth 81 50.
HemstItch h'dfs l0c, worth Ee.
Hemstiteh h'dfs sc. worth &c.
Corsets, real French. .5c. WORTH e s
Ribbed French eorsets -, worth -.
Our make ladies CATERS - worth -
Our make chiIdr's shoes sIB, v Ga - ~.
Lace shawIs 50 81. wsTth
Lace shawis IS, worth SO
Lace shawis s., worth sl5-
French percales sc, worth SOC.
Solid colored percaies -. wotth sec.
White shifting linen zoe. worth sc.
White shifting linen 75e. worth usa
Boys cashmere suit, 9 s.. worth So.
HoOpskirts, 20 springs sc, worth 81 g..
We also have, for the season.
White plques at only &c, worth Sec.
White striped pIques only 81 w7rth7 5c.
Also, the
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M0SBY, HUNT & CO.,
Wholesale 6rOeers & CONN Mcht's.
0sA EpONr STREET
2s4 FRONT STREET.

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WE, the undersigned, having this day
w bought the interest OF M -JoDet IN
the firm Of lobe, Hunt & Co, and associated
ourselves together for the purpose OF eonduet
ing a wholesale grocery and general eomInts-
sion business, beg leave 70 refer the attention
OF our friends, the public, and the friends OF
the old hrm at large, TO the above card, and
to solicit their patronage, and promise AZ ali
times to exert our best efforts for the interest
OF our friends, SAMUEL MOSBY,
G. P. HUNT,
W. NJ. REDWISE.
I do not hesitate to recommend the above
Arm IS gentlemen OF responsibility, TO solicit
a continuance of the patronage extended TO
lobe. Hunt n Co lap5l \ n IobE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-02

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