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READ Coll's New Advertisement.
SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.

WE have no hesitsncy in saying that
the Alaska Diamond, for sale by J.. s.
Davis, 3l7 Main street, is ~unexcslled by
the genuine diamond, and, In all respects,
its equal, cOunoisseurs and l~apidanists
being deceived by them. They are mount
ed in solid Is carat gold. Prices within
the reach Of all, being less than one six
tenth the cost Of the genuine diamond.
Mr.. Davis positively closing up by the
18th of the present month, now is the
time to obtain beautiful jswelry. Do not
miss the opportunity; it may not occur
again.
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HUWS-sE REWAHD-Ou Tuesday lsst,
4 three COWS; one q li7ht red, with a white
stripe down The beck. also p down The
belly one q white COW with red ears. had a
piece OF rope attached 70 her head one s.
Bracket COW, with red mixed sides The
above reward VIII be paid for tne recovery OF
the above stock. address EDWARD Nc
DONALD. ne Front street corner OF Market
- roo I wiz pay eve hundred dollars
- D. W. reward I0r the delivery OF one
New ion STANLEY an the county jail at Troy.
ghICu county. Tenn who killed M Archl-
bald Davis on the night of the Sd Of March
STANLEY Is feet 10 inches high. eyes black,
dark complexion dress unknown farmer
bV trade: age, q years no private marks ss
known Of; habits, civil, rough and bouy
face. j. r DAVIS,
mhT Troy Obion county,
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A BULLY ITEM.
A Niger Not Up a Tree, bat a Lamp-Post.

The Grand Tower came down the river
yesterday morning from st. Louis with a
generally assorted cargo, including hu-
mans and beef cattle. Some Of the latter
were destined for this market. Thew we've
mostly al tough, old warriors, we'll cal
culaJed TO bring a neuralgic epidemic
among the numerous victims Of boarding
houses In this city. Among the cattle
there was one venerable old bsef who
had led herds to running streams and
pastures new OF the western plains as far
back as the days of Job. II was remarked
on the Lsvee by a piOUs thinking man.
thaJ accidentally happened 10 be present.
that that beef must have been one of
those violently wrested from the servants
Of Job by the Sabeans on the dav that
pstrlarch's misfortune began. The horns
OF our animal sprung from his noble
trOnta with a gyrating aspiration that
was not satisfied till thew rsached an slti-
tude Of seven feet three inches-Lhsir
tips ten feet apart. Either Of them would
make horn for the terrific Gabriel. for
that final musical performances which is TO
UDl0 Up this long drama. The aged ami
nal In question was being led of the
Grand Tower by two darkies, who bad
him roped BY the horns and walked at re-
spectful distances on either side. keeping
his head straight. The moment tba GA
animal LETT the Grand Tower he resolved
TO make a grand tour through town. he
ierked himself away from one of his lat
eral guards, and made for the other
whom be horned vigorously in the rear Of
the abdomen, but the African held on to
him calamity until they reached the COR
ner Of Union and Front streets. Here thu
hnsl light occurred. The negro got on
one side of a lamp post, and the other ami
mai on the opposite side. Between the
heads of both, the lamp post was
knocked down, and the other animal
got free. he rushed up Front street
ike q young steer. One Of his horns
raked down all the old clothes that were
hung out for exhibition, while the other
made war on the awning posts. He over
turned a box Of seyenty-ive dozen Of
eggs IN his course, caught mp the box on
the tip Of bis horn and scattered the ex-
ceedlnglyJ fresh eggs along the pavement
Tor a block. The terrified dealers were
scattered lke chat before the wind. thew
rushed in scared squads over on the bluf
among the cotton bales, and some Of them
did not stop until they found themselves
sliding down the blur w-elLcoatsd With
soft mud. The patrarichal bull still kept
on, and az he neared Jefferson street pso-
pie commenced to Iook upon him with
awe, and eXclsim, she is going for the
ghost" Our eye followed him no far
Their.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT THE NEW MEMPHIS THEATER TIL
WEEK.-Ths Oates troupe will occupy the
| stage of q theater this week ana next.
That they are well worthy of the support
of our public win be readily conceded,
after reading the following in regard to
the prims donna, from the New Orleans
PcdVIHe: "NOW we have little woman
coming with an old burlesque, who is not
an actress, and not a blonde, and who has
not been putfed. Her burlesQue is an old
one that everybody has seen, but she
comes for the first time with the spirit of
American hum0r in her entertainment,
and won last night the tribute of I'M
bounded laughter. What vas advertised
as 1.-THE Fsir One with the Blonde Wig"
turns out to be the old extravaganza of
the Invisible Prince; ? but upon this old
thread was strung all the variety bust
ness, which, for a long time, has been the
sole property Of the minstrel trOupes, ID
which in the best Of them, such as the
Buckeyes, came nearer the embodiment
of peculiar and characteristic American
extravaganza than anything ever attempt
ed upon Our stage. The Oates Troupe
made its appeal UuequivOcally and boldly
to that sense Of the ridiculous which bur
lesqus seems lately to have overlooked,
if, indeed, it yer understood 1t. Mrs. J.
A. Oates herself is a diminutive body, not
surprisingly beautiful, and not even up
in stage business; but she won her audi
ence at oncs by the ingenious, and almost
childish grace and vivacity with which
she entered into the broad, rollicking fun
Of the entertainment, and ~disregarded all
the traditional, theatrical maneuvsrs of
travesty actresses. Nothing could well
be fresher and fresr han the girlish aban-
dOnmsnt and naive grace which Charse-
teriZsd her from the moment she entered.
To this must be added the welcome fact
that she possessed a remarkable voice for
SO small a body, and sang not only with
miraculous organ, but with an mOun of
culture seldom met with on the burlesque
stage. Indeed, in this particular, the
troupe distinguished itself. The solos
and choruses were all old and familiar
airs, some of them worn to death years
ago; but, as though to show that the man
ner and not the matter was everything,
the latter were given with full distribu-
ton Of the parts, and with a vigOr that
would BstOnish some of our operate pla-
tOOus. To show how the audience took
the humOr of the piece, it is only nee
ssssry TO say that it rOsred with laughter
parquette to tOpmOst private box,
forgetting entirely that it had seen the
before in the absorbing interest of
seeing them done more h~umOrously than
ever before"
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BLACK SILs GRENADINES
VIII be opened, on Monday, a fine line Of
Black silk Grenadines, at
MENKEN BROS.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
The COHsty Subscription to the Memphis
and Selma Railroad.

Meetings viii be held at the following
places and times TO discuss the county
subscription to the Selma road. Dis
tinguished speakers will be present,
amongst whom are the following GENTLE
men: Colonel s. NJ. Meek, of Mississippi;
General n. B. Forrest, Ex-Governor L. G..
Harris, Robert Gleed, (cOlored) State
Senator from LOwndes county, Miss:
Monday, March 20, CollierviIIe.
Tuesday, March q, Germantown.
Tuesday night, at africa Bailey's
Church." Fort Pickering.
Wednesday, March 2, Whites Station.
Wednesday night at GreenlsW Opera
House.
Thursday, March o, Bartlett.
Thursday night, advent Church."
Chelsea.
Friday, March p, at Mechanicsville,
Twelfth Civil District.
Friday night, at Exchange Building.
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LOCAL NEWS.


-Leddin's College.
Attend R0bsrtsOn's College.
Tom Cubbins, bncklaysr, "a Main.
w. T.. MitohelIs school, 803 Third st.
-. J.. suJsr, Furniture, % Second St.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had OF all newsmen in the
city.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall. Don't fail 20 call on George, No. l9
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
Will Mansford, at his book and perl
odicsl store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
Mrs. Hunters grea: millinery estab-
lshment, ~ Main street, Is replenished
with q splendid stock OF spring and sum
mer goods. They viii be on exhibition
tomorrow.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL.
can be had OF all the newsmen in the
eity-Joe Locke, On Main street, Mans
ford on Second, and EmmOns & Son. on
Jefferson street.
Elsewhere we publish the advertise
msut Of the Phoenix Insurance. Company,
Of which the Nest0r of Memphis msr-
ehguts-Mr. Thomas II. Aliens prssi-
dent, and Captain B. 7. White is secr8-
tary. This is a new company but g safe,
reliable and responsible On6 prepared 20
aL a. UAAa AaNNDa aa4 BAN aAAa+- AaH
We predict Tor the Phoenix, in the able
hands 20 which its conduct Is committed,
an unprecedented career Of success.
We are pleased TO SOC manufacturer
in Memphis manlfssting so much interest
iu their lines of business. Randl5 & Heath,
owners Of the ChickasaW Iron Works,
seem determined not to be exc6lled.
They n8ve nov employed in their works
the very best machinist that can be pro-
s#HHHL and LAn No. nHaHLwLA 80 aEEnWNa
all grades Of machine work. We ind
they have recently employed the services
Of our Old t0wusmau, Mr.. William A.
Robertson, As general superintendent, one
Of the best posted men in machinery TO
be found I'm this country. Msssrs. Randle
g. Heath seem 10 know the wants of the
people, and, with such assistants as Will
liam A. Robertson, We may expect 70 ind
them still advancing. They are what We
term "llve men, Mr.. William A. Rob
ersOn viii be glad TO see his many friends
and former patrons AZ the Chickassw Iron
Works. For further Information, see
card on third page.
Passing along Second street last
night we dropped in at the new store Of
William Lunn, Che well-knOWn plumber.
lt Is not TOO much 20 say thai il is one Of
the hands0mest establishments Of any
kind in the city. Il is lifted with cousum-
mate taste, and the stock of beautiful
chandeliers and gas brackets are so dis
posed as TO how 70 the very best advan-
tags, combining to produce a cgUD dUI
IS attractive and pleasing 70 the eve as il
Is eloquent Of the good taste Of the pro-
prietOr. mr.. Lunn Is a practical man.
knows his business thoroughly. and
keeps pace with all the inventions and
new ideas that are in any way calculated
10 advance the interests Of his business.
Persons building or repairing, or who de-
Co. - - Lu-HHH"aM aLnAAL Aan.H-LH.
70 call 81 233 Second street. Persons hsv-
ing In charge the fitting up Of churches or
public halls can here ind the latest styles
81 gas fixtures. We commend Mr.. Lunn
10 the public.
READ Walker Brothers q Co.'s New
n---seman1nnH I
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CHURCH DEDICATION AT MAsoN-SPE-
GAL EXCLUSION TRAIlJ.-A special ex-
CursiOu train will be run by the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad from Memphis to Ma
son on Tuesday, March q, for the accom-
mediation of those who wish to attend the
dedication ceremonies of Trinity Church
at Mason, to take place on that date.
The train Will leave the depot, head Of
Main street, promptly at 9 o'clock am,
city time, and will reach Mason at 1915
q m. Returning, the train will leave
Mason at 3:45 Pm, and arrive at Mem
phis at $3.50 pm. Tickets for one fare the
round trip, good on the excursion train
only, can be procured at 2375z Main street,
or at the depot.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
900 MAIN STREET.
FELlglOUs SERVICES TO-DAY.

REV. DAVID Walk win preach in the Lin
den Street Christian Church to-day &C lUl
am and ~ pm.
SERVICES at the First Presbyterian Church
corner Of Poplar and Third. to-day at IL an,
and ~ pm. Rev. r. h Bowman, pastor
GRACE CHUECH, fernando street. Rev J..
Carmichael, Rector. Services for third sun
day in Lent Divine services az usual. The
Rev. DR.. MIburn, the Bliu Orator, VIII
preach at night Young men and strangers
specially invited.
THERE viii be preaching at the Second
Presbyterlau Church, corner Of Main and
Beale streets, this morning, at II O'Clock and
tonight at - O'CLOCK, by Rev. VIM. ~. BOggs-
BAPTIs -TABEENACLE, Second, near BslIe.
Preaching morning at "a o'clock and TO night
at ~, bv Rev. 3 n. Ford, Pastor. Strangers
and visitors invited % seats.
SERVICES at the Chelsea Baptist Church,
cOruer Oh Fifth and Mil streets, this morning,
at IL O'Clock. P l. Mitchell VIII preach.
Strangers are invited.
PREACHIgG at she Second street II. E
Church by Rev. E. @. Slater at II am. pre-
clsely; night service at ~ pm.
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PROGRESS IN DENTIsTRY.-An new meth
cd of mounting artificial teeth has been
discovered and introduced by DIR. j. b.
WsssOn. of this city. Gold refined until
il is perfectly pure is the basis, instead of
coin or alleged gold, as in the old STYLE of
gold plate work; by his new process the
adaptation to the mouth is entirely accu-
rate. A set of teeth can be completed
more perfectly in about 0ne-third the
usual time required, and at Oue-half the
expense, which is certainly a great
achievement in the science OF mechanical
dentistry
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PERSONAL.

80 CoIl,s New Advertisemenl
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BLACK sILKsI
CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE!
HERZOG & BRO S.

On Monday we will be able to show the
prettiest patterns in Dress Goods import
ed this season.
BAYEDERE STRIPED SILKSi
Japanese PoPIius, Peresles, and those
NEAT STRIPED LINEN LAWNSl
our KID GLOVE Department
Is now complete, and We have those ex-
Quisite pink and lavender shades, in one
and two buttons. We invite the ladies to
look at new stock and spend an hour
of leisure at our house. Our clerks will
show you everything you wish to look st,
with equally rs much pleasure, whether
you buy or not.
HERZOG & BRO.
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FaR REHT,

n FSTnFNCE-Th= brick residence NO. 20
II Third street. next door 10 Catholic Church.
EppIv al Courthouse Building, corner Of
Union and Second streets, 20
NH A. huODM AhD.
n OON-The room lately occupied by Hite
rs & Corwine, as Job Printers, IN Appeal
GuIdIuE, No Union street. Apply al Ap-
peal office.
Kite & CorwIne can be found in Rooms 2
and y. Lee Block INNS
A LAIEDIA BLOCK on Gavoso street, bet
a Main and Second. Apply 70
mhT WI L. DUFF Madison ST.
HARDENING Acres fine Garden Land,
q with Orchard, within ~ miles OF the
city, fronting Central avenue 4 hrst rate
fuduCemeut viii he given % a good gardner
Terms easy. Apply 10 LEAFPEh-
mH- $50 Main street.
TORE-No. south Court street, a few
- doors from Main street; store-room and
baFemeut each 81 hy a feet, for lease. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply 70
&c BEINkLE1.
deI1 No. 3 Madison street
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STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY GRO-
CERES FOR SALE.

In order to give the Wholesale Liquor
Business my undivided attention, my
entire stock OF groceries is offered al verV
low prices for cash. The goods are Of the
choicest and finest quality. The assOrt-
ment Is complete. The entire stock must
be closed out, either at whOlssals or re-
tail, as speedily as possible.
Purchasers may save money BY exam
lining goods aud prlcss.
JOHN LILLY.
351 Main street.
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- 81 OR SALE,

EARM-A valuable fsrm or 1slk acres-10
N cleared aHd very productive; good houses,
orchard garden lois, etc. etc, on Lagrange
roa. nue mile south Of Raleigh and near n.
aud O. r. F. VII sell cheap or wiz ieasethe
same for III. For particulars cali on "a. ID
l.. stewart, Memphis
fa1a ANDREW STEWART.
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AUCTION SALE OF BuOKs.

The auction sale Of books, gold pens.
i~nk-s5ands, and all manner Of stationery.
viii be continued at YOung's book store.
3i5 Main street, tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. This is a bankrupt sale and
things viii be knocked down to the high
est bidder. There is the best chance in
the world for purchasing what you may
want in that line cheapIy. Call round,
anv how.
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NOTICE.

ERErGHTING COMPANN.-A meeting Of
4 the stockholders OluLe Memphis Freight
Ing Company VIII be held on the 2tB OF
March. instant. al 80 Second street. 60 the
law ofdca OF I'll. 3. Lee, 1Or the purpose of
electIug Directors for the ensuing corporate
year. H.E LEX. Secretary.
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b. E. Green, Esq, a young and talented
lawyer, made his frst speech in the Second
Circuit Court yesterday, and gained his
case. He Impressed every lawyer with
the conviction that he possessed hrst-rate
ability.
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CITY PARAGRAPHS.
METEoRoLoaToAL RECoRD.
MKHFH1s, March 10, lO4s

We are indebted for the above 20 7. j
Brown, OF the United states Signal Corps, IN
charge OF the signal station OF Memphis.
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The trial of the case Of PIunkett vs..
Robbins, No. 954, is not yet concluded.
Mondays calendar contains numbers S95,
500, g65. gj7, eos. 969, go, 81, g72, g73, ga,
g75, y76, gu, y7S, g7g, $50, gs2, gS3, 954. $50,
9SS, $50, 99I, 992, 1913, 9g4, ggj, g36 and gg7.
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For the SUNDAY APPEAL
DIE MoRGEN-SoNNE.

Sent die Morgen-Sonne stslget,
bort am HOrizOnt empor,
Sent sic mshut uns betend usigst
Each Zu Colt in voIlem Choir.
Sent die gOldne Some ladet,
Uus auf die bebIuemte An,
WO SIGH msnchss Plaenzchsu hadet-
Und erfrischt i'm Morgenthau,
Sent vie wundsr bar sic strahIet,
Kuendet Gottes Huld und Macht,
Selbst der Erd-Kreis den sic mahIst.
Zsught Won hires Schoepfsrs Pracht.
Hoeh8r schwsbend ruff sic allen.
Lobt den Hsrrn suf weiter FIur
Prsiset i'm in TempIe-HalIen
Ehrt den Schosp fer der Natur.
J. J. SUTER.
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"A good farmers club-s hOe-hsndle.
"A couple of larcenOus negroes cut
their way out of Humboldt iail last week.
White rabbits, for fur and food, are
said to be a profitable croptn the suburbs.
Holly Springs has three jug factories,
and yet, a sober population and nary
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MssIssIppl AMa TENNESSEE 3. 3.

Until further notice, a Sleeping Car viii
run through from Memphis to New Or
leans, WITHOUT change, about five times per
week. To secure Oerths and for tickets,
apply at ticket office, 237% Main street.
AS. LIVERMORE, GsnI Sup't.
O. P. OAKLEY, GenI Ticket Agent,
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NOTICE.

The steamer Legal Tender will discon-
tinue to carry freight &c. o. D." alter the
18th Of March.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
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% THE PUBLIC.-OWing to the sudden
illness Of Mr. Overall, the editor, together
with an unavoidable accident, The regular
publication OF THE SOUTH will not com
Lnence until Sunday morning next, the
lSth instant. W. L. MURRAY,
Business MEnaoar
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GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION!

We are Just in receipt Of our second
stock Of
FANCY CASSIMERES and COATINGS
SCOTCH BANNOCKBURNs,
SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, for suits,
BEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS,
An elegant assortment Of
FANCY ENGLISH PANT GOODS,
AMERICAN Ga FANCY CASHMERE
CASHMERE VESTINGS.
We have ready for inspection the finest
assortment Of the above goods in the city.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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FOUND.

TLGIN SILVER WATCH-On the day of
IL the last municipal election. a silver
watch. which the owner can have by app
paying charges ieD
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BLACK IRON GRENADINES
just received at
MENKEN BROS.
READ COILS New Advertisement.

MERCHANT TAILoRING.-To nv pa
irons and friends: / am receiving my
Spring Stock of Goods, of latest designs
and choicest cOlors, as fine as any offered
in this city-Cloths, Oassimeres, Doeskins
and Vestings. Call and see me at 238
Second street, ''the Little Shop around
the Corner" T. MCCOY,
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EGGs, fresh daily received by
HUGHES q co.
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ROOMS N BOARD.
REWARDS

OuAIs-BOARD-Two pleasant froutro0ms
IL With board can be obtained az % Ala
Iama street mLL
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READ Cons Now Advertisement.

MURRAY & RIDGELY, merchant ~tsilors,
81 Madison street, take pleasure 10 an
nOuncing to their customers and the pub
lie generally, that they have Just received
the choicest selection of all goods in their
line to be found IN the eastern markets,
and are glad TO say that they make con-
siderable reduction IN prices.
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MAGNIFICENT WORK OF ARr.-Bss re-
lief Of May, in Csrrara marble, by Pick
cit, of New York. Subscriptions, 81 each,
at Clark's JeWelry Store. the finest
work in marble ever seen in this city.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2G9 MAIN STREET,

INFANTs.-The most irritable and rest
less Of these tender little household buds
are charmed as it were into quiet and
sweet repose by using Mrs. Whitcomb's
SRrun.
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KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK meet at their
hall, near st. Patrick's Church, at Al
O'Clock this afternoon. A full attendance
is required.
By order Of the President.
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LAST DAY, 18th instant, 281 Main street

PARAsoLsi PARAsOLs!l ~PARAsoLsll!-
A fun line OF PsrssOls and Sun Umbrel-
las, just received, at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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SEA Moss FARFNE from pure Irish Moss,
for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards,
Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest, health
lest. and most delicious food In the world.
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suRPRIsE poLLAR sToRE-

wCALL at 33f Second street and sell your
household goods, and you can safely re-
nIanish at ~reasonable hgures again.
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LAW POR


Second Circuit C5srt-HaIssY, Judge.
To morrow will be motion day. Mr.. T.
B. EdgingtOn, of the late drm Of Edging-
ton az Hslsey, viii be in attendance at
this court on tomorrow morning, and ask
the Bar to go into an election of a Judge to
try the cases in which Judge Halsey is
incompetent.
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JOE LOCKE, 236% Main street, has all
b leading dailies, and illustrated, scien-
tine and sporting weekliesi also the
March magazines.