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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-29

Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GooDs business, we are offering our
stock Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
Vember /, 1870. This indueement is wor-
thy your attention, as cur stock is yet
complete. Special Inducements given TO
any one wishing 70 buy stock and stand,
J.. H. L~oewenssins q Bros, No. Isl Main
street, Clay Building. Remember the
number.
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Isle THREb POPLINS,
NEW TYROLEAN CHENE

at 81 so and 50 a dress pattern. These
will impress every lady as being the
cheapest goods, by long;odds, in Memphis.
The Net0 chene Dress fabrics are light,
cool, and will trim very effectively with
the same material, while the Llste
Thread PoptnS, from their adaptsbility
to being washed, constitute a very ser
viceable dress.
In two instances the Isle Thread Pop
Inns are far superior to the japanese Pop
Tins, which command the same price IN
the market; for while the Japanese Pop
Inns will crumple and cannot be washed,
the Lisle Thread Poplin will not crumple,
and NAV be washed.
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ALABAMA AND EXCHANGE STREErs-
The lots advertised tor sale by Passmore
& Rufin, to taxi place tomorrow Mon
day EVENING", at 5 o'clock, and put OF he
market without reserve, should attract
the attention of parties DESTROYS OF maxi
ing good investment. The rapid growth
of this part Of the city, and the unsxcsp-
tionable neighborhOod, will certainly be
a strong Indictment 70 purchasers to at
tend the sale. Title perfect.
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SECURING is destruction to the clothes.
The only place in Memphis where gentle
mems wear are cleaned IOithoHt securing
and by a superior process is at the Mem
phis Steam Dyeing Establishment of B.
A. Hollenberg, 262 Second street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

The towboats MaryAnn and Sam Brown
PASSED down Yesterday, The latter saved
her barges, injured at Randolph.
Neither the Grand Tower o Great Re-
public had arrived at a late hour last
Tho MOlIis Able was due Last night
The Robert Burns goes out on Tuesday
for Cincinnati.
The st. Francis gets svsay on Tuesday
for the st. Franciss
See the card OF Messrs. Chichester, Scarf
q Co., in our column of river advertise
ments; their stages traverse every road in
The splendid Nick Longworth win pass
down this evening for New Orleans. IA
is q popular and comfortable passenger
packet, and worthy Of patronage. Capt
Lew Hates is her wsll-knOwn master, and
Eugene Bowers Is her efficient chief clerk.
The Shreve passes down for Red river
tomorrow.
The Magenta passes up tomorrow for
Louisville.
The Thos. n. Alien leaves to-mOrrOw
for Little Rock and way Landings ON the
Arkansas.
The Cityof Cairo passes down to-mOr-
row for Vicksburg-
The Belle Memphis leaves tomorrow
for st. Louis.
1 inc EhtAdIL hABAEDus CABAH AAA1
Blake. will pass up to-day for Cairo and
st. Louis. She is the Eegular packet.
ALT. GfissOfa is her chief derk, n Is one
of the most popular officers on the river.
The City Of Alton, Capt. A. j. Carter,
will pass down at 10 am. for Nicksburg
and the bends. James II. YOre and Char
lev Parsons are clerks.
The beautiful and magnificent Grand
Tower will be in port this morning. b
lRoes out at pm. for Cairo and st. Louis,
and connects with the trains both north
and east. Captain Lennox, her popular
master, is on the roof, and Tom White IS
in the Office.
The peerless Robert z. Lee passes down
at 10 O'Clock to-day, for New Orleans.
Captain John Cannon is her experienced
commander, and AdOlphe Martin, assist
ed by Messrs. Gaines, Mossop and Sulh-
van, are her popular and experienced
| clerks.
The Legal Tender gOes cut as usual on
Tuesday for While river.
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EXAMINE QUA $50 CORSET.
CANS, 298 Main st.
TO RE LADIES'.

Call and see, that you may be con
WINGED that I am selling my new stock
of millinery goods 30 per cent. below any
house in Memphis. I buy my goods for
cash, hence I can sell low.
MRS. 8. SULLIVAN,
257K Main street.
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HERZoe g BROS.
Especial Bargains and Closing Sale for
This Week.

The goods advertised below will and
must be cleared during the week, viz:
One lot GRENADINE BEREGEs, at 12Hc
per yard. This lot includes goods which
cost % and see per yard.
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One lot of BLACK FIGURED GBENA-
DIMES, Worsted Grenadines, Light Ground,
ETC., for zoe per yard, we'll worth double
the money. These Goods must be cleared
from the counters.
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TAKEN UP.

GRAY MARE-About Is hands high and
VI short tail, taken up May Zd BY Luker,
~ miles nom town on Randolph road, J. g.
Simpsons residence. Owner can, by proving
and paying charges, have the shOrt-talled
mao my9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-29

SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts' Dis
pensary. headed, Book for the Million
MARRiAGE GUIDE-in another col
it should be read by all.
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sOYs' STRAW HATS lust OPENED.
CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main.

LARGEST variety and prices lowest / n
underwear at Wiggans a Thorn's, 23S
Main street. +. Y. shirts ready made or
made to Order-ht guaranteed.
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BRAcELETsL sRAcELETsl

Just received a large assortment of
FINE GOLD BRACELETS.
New and beautiful styles
WATCHES,
At very low figures.
Watches for ladies', winding without
key,
W. @. BYRD,
Successor to MERRIAM, BYRD q Co.,
275 Main street, Memphis.
Clocks in great variety. Fine French
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the List OF letters remasf
ing in the Memphis PostOfice and net de1Y-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
VIII De delivered promptly by carriers.
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soNa EoR ThE PREsENr pAY.
BIZ D. R. STEPHENS

uI BIT d. r. STEPHENS.
-
Not In our iathers' glory l
sShan rest his ages story;
Our age alcne
Shall long be known
For peace and battle CORY
stlll let their memories feed u.s.
We've other men TO lead us;
And dark or bright,
We mean TO fight
While Erin's cause shall need usi
Comrades, forward Bright rewards
Await the Emmett Guards.
Thank God the hour advances,
When meath our CORY lances
u Tns Book OF Right
shut ont fFona4ight-
Shall Ops to freedom's Chances.
What s~laxeTwOuId view the cover
nIilns some formken lover,
When he Withssteel
Might break the seal,
And read the volume over.
Freedoms laurels-meet rewards
Await the Emmst Guards.
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Our great White Goods sale will be con-
sinued. Beautiful Striped and Checked
Nainsooks for 25 and 29c. Come and see
these, the greatest bargains in Memphisa
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SALE OF THE TUCKER RESIDENCE To-
MoRROw.-A more desirable residence
has seldom been placed upon the market
at public sale, than the Tucker place,
which has been some time ADVERTISED in
our columns, and which is to be disposed
OF to the highest bidder tomorrow at II
O'Clock, at the Real Estate Exchange of
Register, Irrelevant q Co. Now, that the
summer heat is tempting the people to
seek the shade and refreshing air of the
country, there ought to be many to come
in competition for such q delightful place
as this, containing all the advantages of
location, health and society that could be
desired for a suburban home, 50 conve-
miami tn the eitV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-29

HITE & CoRwIEE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the Az
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons OF the APPEAL VIII bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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i AND-My place OF eleven acres OF choice
Land. All under cultivation, with 3 va
T5err ~ choice fruit trees, situated on Union
avenue. - miles from Court Square, ana
o@nDosits me residence Of W. II. Cherry, ESQ
The improvements consist OF "A FRAME
Honsa 81 six rooms and a hail; adjoining
are kitchen and servants rooms, carriage
house. Stables and stOre-houseS. For terms
andy u NJ. W. KENNEH,
myN Tarpaulin Depot, on the Levee.
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LACE Shawls, a great reduction. Ladies
wishing to buy a Lace Shawl this week,
should not fail to call at B. Lowenstein &
Bros, where they will be sure to get the
worth of their money.
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SPECIAL oTICE.-Parties having claims
against r. s. Bowles, of Grenada, Miss,
will confer a favor by reporting same to
our Office before the Sd of June next.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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TRIMMINGs.-Everything new and de-
sirable in this line of goods at
T. W. JOHNSTON q CO.'S.
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THE best and cheapest Pianos and
Organs in the South are at 233 Main street.
0Al and see them. q
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Ribbons-Pink, Blue and aGreen-for
Sashes, and every other widthao hand.
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In LLAMA PoINTs we lead, and give,
undoubtedly, the greatest bargainSin the
city. J.
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WE shall open on Monday with another
large invoice of Puffinrs RufFs. Collar
cites, Soilsrs, bows, sash Ribbons.
dlmPs Buttons, etc, etc. arrival
of Kid Gloves in ailsizes. :
A. SEESSEL q SON.
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One lot of beautiful French JACoNET
Lawns, fine patterns and all good colors.
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White Paris MOUsLIN, something hand
some, very cheap.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Lenos, a first rate article at Is cents.
Mozambiques, a first-rate article at I5c.
Embroidered Grenadines, in new styles,
at 20 cents.
Striped Grenadines, in all c%olOrs, at zoe.
TyrOlean Chene quite new at % cents.
Celebrated Wash Poplins at 25 cents.
Aurelan Stripes -(fashionable) at SOC.
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FRENCH Bingham Lawn, Is cents per
yard, worth SO cents, at B. Lowenstein d
BF0si.
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Are selling a first rate quality of Linen
Lawn at 10 cents a yard. Can't be
bought in any other house in this city for
Less thar. "a.
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Offer on Monday ten pieces extra fine
Linen Sheeting at 80 cents a yard, worth
81 so. These goods sold for 81 % before
the war.
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JET AND FANCY SETs.-The handsomest
in the city, at
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BROOKS & LAwHORN, ESQ Front street,
are prepared to buy early apples and new
potatoes, for which the highest price will
be paid. Call and see them.
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LINEN LAWNS 10 cents; small figures
and handsome patterns. Menken Bros.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit cOurt---L T. Swayne, Judge.
The following judgments were entered
on yesterday:
Vanderyille VS.. Miller & Perrin, verdict
for plaintiff, s206 20.
Ingate VS.. Harrison, verdict for plaintiff,
$577.
Shaw & Co. VS.. Mosby, dismissed for want
of prosecution.
Mcclure VS.. Finnie, judgment by default,
$40 l06.
Roberts VS.. Bowman, appeal dismissed
and Judgment affirmed.
The calendar was called through to $50,
that being the last number set for trial.
J. ]. Murphy having received his ap-
pointment as special Deputy Sheriff, was
sworn in as "a of the officers of the
The case of State e1 relative A. P. Curry
VS.. County Court, will come up for hear
ing again Monday morning.
The State docket will be called on to-
morrow and continued Till disposed of.
REMNANT SALE.-B. Lowenstein Il
Friday, 1000 Remnants of best Prints,
ranging from 20 10 yards, at s cents per
yard. Also, an immense lot of Remnants
of Lawn, Linen, Pique, White Goods,
Dress Goods, etc, etc, etc.-alI of which
will be sold for half their value. Ladies,
remember the time and place, and save
your change.
FANs.-An immense assortment at re-
hNSCN PAASoo, a1
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JE LOCKE, 236X Main street, always
has be latest papers from the pKincipal
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Go and see those magnificent CHECKER
ing, Concert, Grand. Square, and Upright
Pianos at II. G. Hollenberg's, Clay Build
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-29

MARsE1LLEs cheap at
T. w. JOHNSTON q CO.'S.
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In Rufles and Chemisettes, new things,
gems.
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STOCK MERoHANTs.[It may strictly be
said that Messrs. Cayoe q Co. are all the
public need in the way of supplying
everybody with fine stock. The old
Judge himself, we learn, has just arrived
with 8 fresh assortment, 80 all can be ac-
oommOdated at low figures. The public
know where to find CONFIDENTIAL dealers.
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JOE LOCKE, 2361E Main street, has the
largest variety OF MOnthlies. Illustrated
Weeklies and DBilies in the city.
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LAcEs beautifully cleaned and lace
mantels sti.fened at the Memphis Steam
pyeing Establishment, of B. A. Hollen-
berg, 262 Second street. aF
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No Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omeW n : uen, No. 5 West Court street.
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The Lady Managers of Leath Orphan
Asylum are requested to meet at the G.
p. Church on Monday morning next, 30th
inst, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose
Of comforting together OF the subject Of
having a raspberry supper, in hopes that
thereby we may be enabled to discharge
orr entire Indebtedness TO our faithful
matron. MRS. MILES OWEN,
Presfdant
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ALICIENNEs-sOmething new for dresses
and skirts-at B. Lowenstsin q Bros.
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Gas fitting done promptly by Browne
q hroWnes No. a Madison atEest,
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A Jesse & SONS

Is the only house in Memphis where
you can get the French Skeleton Corset.
erhe ONLY Corset a lady can wear in the
Ssummer with any degree of comfort.
Only 81 so.
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IMPORTANT.

Linen walking suits, lawn walking
suits, Just received, at Menken Bros.
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FIRST quality Wamsutta F. Y. Shirts
made 20 order for $50 per dozen.
WIGGANS THORN,
23S Main street.
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JU6aEs uPREME CoURTwEsT. DIV.
For JUDGE I5rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

TUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCULI.-At me
j request OF a respectable portion o. the
bar. OF the people OF the FliJeenLn ~
foT Iudae OF that Circuit. The election Is 70
~ 6eld On the nrst Thursday, being the 4th
day Of August next Trr
lnE l6AAA NJ 81 EL4AAL
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LACE PoINTs.-Llama Points at a sacri-
fee. Look al them. Menken Bros.
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On account of a change in our bust
ness, we viii close out our Spring Re-
tail stock, at New York cost.
r sait a
We have marked our Goods down
accordingly, and win undoubtedly Offer
great bargains. Our stock in Fine
Goods is well assorted, and we have
received this week new styles of Hats,
Chignons, Curla, Walking Suits Para
soils, Lace Points black and white,
Rufus, and Lace Goods generally, which
will be added to the stock on hand
and sold at same rate. as above.
This wiz be an extraordinary oppor-
tunity for ladies to got the finest and
most fashionable Good. at very low
prices, and we would advise u friend.
to avail themselves at an early day of
the opportunity here offered.
L. KREMER.
BEAUTIFUL white Pongee Parasols and
lace cOVers very cheap at
SEESSEL'S.
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DON'T fail to 90 20 Seessel's on Monday
and look at those new suits in Victoria
Lawn, Linen and J~aconet; superior to
anything offered before in this market in
Ladies' Walking Dresses. The style in
which these suits are made up cannot fail
10 please every lady who sees them.
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Mosquito MEETINGS extraordinary low.
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PARAsoLs reduced at g. Lowenstein a
Bros.
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HALF-DozEN first quality Wamsntta
+. Y. Shirts made to order for SIS.
WIGGANS & THORN,
233 Main street,
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FOR FRLARls POINT.

Re0ular Memphis and Friar's POINT III
Weekly U. 8 Mail Packet.
GEO. ". CHEEK, Geo. Malone, master
This ans passenger steamer .@
Memphis eFary TUESDAY, -
TqURsDAY and at 4 O'Clock pm.
For freight or p~assRgezPpiy on ooara apis
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FIVE thousand yards of Cashmere,
worth 81 80 per yard, will be sold at B.
Lowenstein & Bros. this week al 70 cents
per yard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-29

ST. Louis HOME JOURNAL &C Jes
Locke's, 2S6X Main street.. bt Us Jus
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PETERSON, Ballou and Pleasant Hours
at Joe Locke's, 236K Main street.
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RCONETSAND sWlsSES AT AsACRIFICE
uab CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main.

FIvE hundred fine Lace Robes at 81 so
at B. Lowenstein q Bros.
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MosoUITo BARS at $50 Second street.
4. FEGAN.
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L. KREMER.

BEAUTIFUL white POngee ParasOls and
Lace covers very cheap at
SEESSEL,S.
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THE GETTYSBURG DEAD.

ATTEND the Dress Goods Sale at Men
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TO CITY AND cOuNTBY MERCHANTs,

DRY Goods greatly reduced this week
at b. Lowenstsin q Bros.
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THE cheap Counter Table. Ladies
should not fail to look at B. Lowenstein
q Bros. cheap Counter Table this week,
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ATrRNrIoN, LADtEs-Just received, a
new stock Of Jet Jewelry, the most beau
tiful pattern shown IN Memphis. Also,
an assortment of large Crosses, at
j. ROESGHER'SJET PALACE,
-32S Main street.
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LAwNsl Lawnsil Lawns!lI at reduce
prices at B. Lowenstein q Bros.
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ErATIoNERyo Of every description at Joe
LOcke'A News Stand, 236H Main street.
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TRUNK FACTORY, 352 Main street. Its
make, quality and finish cannot be sur
passed; and as for prices, they defy COM
petition.
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A TRIUMPHANT.
nsx Orleans crowns Him Victor.

Knabs is again triumphant over all
corners. Knabs has triumphed, too, IN
New Orleans, where there is finished Gull
ture and perfected musical taste. We are
told that Knabeis pianos, grand, square
and upright, Outyied all composition n
bore away the first prizes at the great
New Orleans State Fair. Ladies OF the
CITY who would have a perfect instru-
m snt, made by Krsbe, should call at the
an encv in the rear of the Gayoso, on Main.
Al Get. where one of the instrumBntst a
~ simiIe of that which was awarded the
On Q at New Orleans, may be touched py
fairAy fingers, and will give forth melody
as ia ultiess as that which floats around
the throne of the OIympian god.
PU MPs for bored a0etLs by Browne q
Browne, Al Madison street
STRAW MATTINGs at 2. Fegan's, 90
Second street.
DRY Goods reduced this week at B.
Ikowenstein & Bros.
ann osGgaa naauE AnfEcY cu0EC
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FOR RENT.
EOR SALE.

o TORE-242 Front street, corner Jefferson;
- anDIy 10 WM. FRANK,
N.Y. DO Main street.
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7 WHITE COTTON HosE, 81 per dozen. A
new lot Just received at Menken Bros.
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RIVER NEWS.

RIVERS, WEATHER BUSINESS.
GAS worries, May %, 1870.
The river fell 5 inches in the past "A
hours. Below high water mark of 1867,
19 feetss7 inches.
CHARLES GOODWIN, q,
Superintendent Gas Works.
BY TELEGRAPH. %
ST.. LOUIS, May 2S.-Arrived; Mary
Alice and Pauline Carroll, New Orleans;
Departed: Thompson Dear%Dd Mary
Alice, for New Orleans; City of Cairo,
Vicksburg; SC. Joseph, Memphis; Arkan-
sas, Fort Smith; n. N. ShreYe, Shreve-
port. uHnL .HeH Hat2L ~
LouIsvELHE, May 2s.-River rose about
1 inches In the past twenty-four hours,
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A. sEESSEL & SON

GRENADINES 10 cents. Look at them.
Menken.
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TIE LATEST News may always be had
st Joe Bocke's News Stand, 236H Main
etraeE
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LADIES JET JEwELRY-Lates styles at
J. ROESGHER'S JET PALACE,
328 Main street.
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a. sEESsEL r. SON

FANs.-An immense assortment at re-
7. ". JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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saaH RIBBoNs, eollarettes, just opened,
at Menken Bros.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT A SAC
RlFiCE.

Linen Sheetings 1914 wide at 70 cents.
These sheetings are warranted pure linen.
and are the cheapest goods in market.
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SASH Ribbons and Fans reduced at B,
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now with 5 feet 5 inches in the canal,
and 3 feet 5 inches in the chute over the
falls. Weather clear and pleasant. De-
parted Indiana, 70 New Orleans.
CAIRO, May 28.-Weather clear and
pleasant. The river has fallen 8 inches in
the past twenty-four hours. Up: Belle
st. Louis, Memphis 90 st. Lcuisr Belle
Memphis, Memphi to Sc. LOuiss. Down:
Robert e. Lee, Louisville to New Or
leans; Grand Tower, st. Louis to Mem
phis.
CINCINNATI, May 8.-Departed--Min-
nicola, for Memphis. The Silver Spray
did not get away. The Belle Vernon de-
parted for New Orleans. Parties ara ne
gotiating for the Bermuda at $4,000.
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MOSQUITO BARs.-A fun assortment at
7. w. JOHNSTON q CO.'S.

! PURE Linen Sheeting at so cents, worth
81, per yard, at B. Lowenstein q Bros.