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DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed to
ID me by I. j. Hicks, on March 2Qtn, 1867, and
recorded in Registers OmceO OF shelby county.
Tennessee. in book 90. part i. pages $40, 81
and 3l8, 20 secure the yme OF a u8te
therein recited, to n James p. adams; and
by virtue of a decree Of the FIRST Chaneery
Court OF shelby county, rendered at the OC-
t0ber term, 1870, Of the court, in ths case of
ROOert e. smith n others VS.. Thomas ].
Hicks and others, I viii sell. at public auc-
LInm- 10 Lha LL.-aaL n-llar- Tor na.n- on
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SKATIN Rim e.
BII for DIVORCE.

No. 247. r. DIN the First Chancery Court of
shelby county, Tannessee.-Ellza b. gregg
Vs. Robert B. Gregg.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
i that the place OF residence OF defendant.
Robert b. Gregg, Is unknown and cannot be
found after reasonable Inquiry.
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn.s On or before the hrst
Monday In May, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bin. or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO him, and
set for hearing eKparte; and that a copy Of
this order be published onoe a week, for Jour
successive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
A ~Copy-Attes6.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. T. BLACK, Deputy G.. and M,
L. b. Mcfarland, Sol. for eomplf. mh93
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LAW PoR

First Ghaa0sry GogFt-ssraaa, ~ChaH0sisr.
The case of Hart ct al VS. BssthoH Ct
al, took up the entire day yesterday. The
Court stands adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
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Monday, the 10th Day of April, 1877,

on the premises, a large number of desirable
building lots IN that beautiful plateau on
the Eastern boundary Of Memphis, lying be-
tween the Louisville railroad and Raleigh
road, being a portion OF the OverUOn tract Va
which Memphis IS laid out, and now for the
drst time OBered Tor sale. Wide streets and
spacious parks, on q scale Of lIberaity, aim
ing at the greatest promotion of healh and
comfort to the occupants, and beauty TO the
g Ounds, have been adopted by Mr.. Brink
ley, as viii be seen by reference to his plan
OF subdivision. AND. uP0N THE TERMS on
WHICH BIZ PROPOSES TO SELL, VIZ ASSERT
THAT no PROPERTY has EVER BEEN PLACED
UPON THIS MARKET DIFFERING gREArER M
JUDGEMENTS EITHER FOR A OR
A INVESTMENT.
Inviting TERms-Witn the view of placing
this property within reach OF the larseHt
number of DurChasers, the following liberal
terms are dxed for the sale. q payment of
My One-fOurth viii be required in cash.
The remainder can be paid in monthly in-
gtalments OF SO, on each lot, until the whole
is paid, each monthly instalment to bear in-
tersst Only after its maturity. Purchasers
desiring to pay all cash, or a larger portion
than q lOurJh, will be allowed a deduction
upon sCch payment of Ons-tenIh. Warranuee
Deeds will be given. and deeds in trust taken
20 sell or carry cut the contract, on failure OF
original purchaser to meet six consecutive
monthly payments.
Before sale day plans will be supplied nom
our office, and the lots and streets VIII be
designated so as to be inspected on the
ground. ROY5TER, TREZEVANT CO,
mh28 A-uCUOnaera.
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MURRAY & RIDaRLY, merchant tailorz
81 Madison street, take pleasure in an
noUncing TO their customers and the pub.
Lie generally, that they have lust received
the choicest selection Of all goods ia their
line 20 Do found IN the eastern markets.
are glad TO say that they make con-
siaer0ote reduction IN prices.
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Late with Walker Bros. & Co.. can be-
found from this date at Menken Bros.
NO. 28S Main street, where he will be
pIeesed to see bis friends and customers.
All orders viii receive bis prOmp and
personal attention, being fully prepared
70 MI them on reasonable terms and at
short notice.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
CHANCERY SALE
or -
ZEAL "a
ON -
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1871.

No. I. DIN the Second ChanceTy COurt
OF Shelby county, TsnRessee-HenTy Nolan
VS.. Margaret GiYeua ct al
NY virtue OF an order of sale made in this
% cause, I viii sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder. IN front of the ONCE of the
Second Chancery Court OF Shelby county, in
the oitY Of Memnhis. Tannessea. on
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Ts hereby given 10 ali persons having claims
4 arsInsL or owing anYtning to the astatsof
Hsurv Ferguson, deceased, that & final settle
ment - being made By the exeeulora
JOHN HUBE8
WI. CLEHEHIs,
8, u. Thorpe, Attorney EXeeutors,
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PERSONAL.

Among those registered at the CONNER
cisl Hotel are DR.. VIM. ". Lea. Fulton
Tenn. Captain a. Lea. Fulton. Tenn. I:
s. Il. Williamson, Ssrdis, Miss. L. b.
HOrden, Sheriff Of Crittsnden county.
Ark; Thomas Gibbs, Ark. John Z. Ma
lone, Ala; Charles f. Harris, Philadel-
phia; r. O. HemiBg, LOndesdsle, Tenn.
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nOSY-On thursday. the ed instant, one
small, dsrh-bTown or black Indian Pony
marked BE- raddle girth, Any one returning
htm 70 TIE Whitemore House Adams street.
viii be Literally rewarded mh&
q < REWARD-Wm be given for the de-
. II livery o. med ma size horse Mule
Letter Do hrsnded On t1e len 5aw. 5trayed
ron me on the night Of the e6Gb inst
DUDLF ADAMS.
mh8 E6M Main street.
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CONVINCE yourself and examine our
new styles for Gentlemen and Boys Hats.
LEIDY 81 CO., Hstters.
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Oh FsReU on.

nAETIEs EuGeritg from CorBs. Buniens,
L Cubo or Inverted Sails. wiz do ven 20 call
on Dr.. Ferzus %. a. the Worsham House,
once hOurs IRON Ito = and 5fOL mh&
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A GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "a,
j.. CbarlOck, a printer in tbs Ofhoe Of the
ohio Weekly GGTion, writes 10 The pro-
pristOrs OF the PLANTATION BTPTBRs as
fOllOWs: Three months ago was the
mere shadow Of 3 man, and 50 dsbilltated
that my limbs shook under me while a.
work. The comp0sitor at the next case
said 70 me day, Andrew, you need g
tonic: that's Whst's the matter; and
there's nc tonic that was ever got up equal
70 the PLANTATION BITTERs. Try EN-
4 have tried 'em, and you are at liberty to
state referring TO me for cOndrmatiOn)
that they have restored my health, and, I
believe, saved my Hfs.n
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SEA Moss FARINE, from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Pu6diugs, Gus
tards. Creams, etc, etc, The cheapest,
healthiest, and most delicious food in the
world
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BANKRUPT SALE.

The ersat BED siors. go Main Street.
The entire stock Of goods in this store
composed Of staple and fancy
r GOODS. nooIs, Shoes, HATS, oLoTHINe,
ETC.. etc. must be disposed Of within the
neLt thirty Gays, regardless Of value.
Those wishing 70 avail themselves Of the
opportunity to secure bargains must call
early a. 20 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Worsham House.
We are now introducing All the leading
Spring Styles OF Dress and Business Hats.
FRANCISCO & WIGGTN.
Buy your bats Of Francisco q WlgQin.
The acknowledged leaders o. tashioR.
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ZOE RERT.

CALOON-Ue old National saloon for
- ReuL-The basement No. Sd Madison
street. uUrh side. me door from Main street.
Tor rent nom April LIST. Apply .
3. O. 6RINKLEY,
mhS $ Madison street.
OFs FOR LEAsE-severa eligible lots for
I g business purposes. on Union, Madison,
Court and Jefferson streets, for lease for q
n c. BRISKLEY,
mh2s s Madison street.
HOUsE-With nine rooms, No. IO4 Alabama
II street, So per Apply 10 = =
HAMMOND 80 Second s1r6eE mh28
BOARDING HOUsE-A splendid location,
~ IN the GsyOso House. Apply u
nFFTC-S-Fve Omces IN the stanton
~ Block. Possession given April lst. ISL.
Apply 10 GEO. D. C2LkEII,
mhB Lanion street
y TORa-Ansr April Bt1, ISL, No. g How
y aras Row. row occupied BY WalcOtt,
Saith & Co, as grocery store
R0BFE c. WILLIAMSON, Trustee, etc.
mhI5 Union street.
OFFICES and residence. Apply 70 NELSON
u &TllUS. No d Jefferson ST mhI4
ID OUH-The room lately occupied by Hite
II q COTWine, IS Job Printers. In Appeal
building, No. a Union street Apply al Ap-
peal once
Bite 4 Corwine can be found ia Rooms 2
ana 2, lee Block. mhb
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FOR RENT OF SALE.

4 ahM-A valuable farm OF ielk acr6s-0
I cleared sBd very productive; good houses,
orchard garden, los. etc, etc. on LAGRANGE
roa me mile south Of Raleigh, and near N,
snd 1. q r VIII sell cheap, or viii lease the
same ror III For particulars call on n. D
l. stewart, Memphis.
iaIs ANDREW STEWART.
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RO0Ms - R0ARD.

II OARD-Ths best day board IN the city
ID can be secured 81 No 10 Monroe street
uOARDINs Al AZ Main, corner BsalsatEeet
U mhf4
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0ENTLEMKN2s Dress Silk Hats. unsur-
PISSED for hghtness and durability, at
LEIDY q CO.'S,
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TOWING AND JOBBING BOAT.

The MemphigT OWbOat-The steamer LITTLE
ALPS ". W. MHlngault, Master,
= TIE TcWbOat Little Alps is -
II prepared 81 Gl times to To-
towing and jObbing al the very lowest rates.
Orders left at A KHrrs bOat-suOTe on lsVee-
foot OF Jefferson street, with Bigieys
Melersh & Co., or on board the boat WI be
promptly attended TO.
JOHN ZENT, Proprietor,
mil At Williams a Co.'S Sawmiu-
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jog LOCKE, news agent, 286K Main
street, has Just received Harper. Leslie.
Galaxy, Lippincott, and Scribneris
monthly magazines; Rlss, The Chimney
Corner, Waverley and late New York
dailies.
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Lac HEATHEN Ill

He 8 utilized ia HemBhls, and Figures In q
new Rois-He Becomes a Fare Banker
aRd q CurbstoRs esntlemaH.
Hsw be 6sFggs and DisgaFgss With a Snlls
That ls cbIidlIks and slaBd-Illastrat.
Inc the Great Pleasure Of BslBg
Dealt with In 4 Polite aaHneF
While 0ne's Hossy 10 Re-
IuctaatlY Deposited In
"The Bank"
A Planter, who ChsFishss the hemaFy Of
Lee, Gees Ten Dollars co the ''0uld
Hare" asd The Hssthen Ghlnss
at the Same Tims-The
Most Artistic
Dodge Yet.
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LOCAL NEWS.
.Lsadin's College

-Lsddinis College.
Attend Robsrtson's College.
Tom Cubbins, brieklayer, 284 Main.
w. z. Hftchau's school. 813 Third St.
~. J. sutsr, Furniture, % Second st.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy can Be had OF AL neWsmen IN the
city
Fine lunch spread daily At Hole in the
Wall Don't fail 70 call on George, No. 10
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
Attention Is directed to the card Of
LogWoOd q MioOu, AttOrneys-at-LaW,
Room 19. Lee Block, IS Union street.
VIII Mausford, a his book and peri
Ddicsl store, has all the lsse magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
sau be had Of ell the neWsmsn in the
eity-Jos Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmons q Son, on
Jefferson street.
We have examined the celebrated
Fowler Adding Machine, and can verify
2 high eDcOmiums already expressed IN
regard 20 its simplicity and accuracy.
Every bookkeeper, accountant, and Office
man should have one. 81 II = an econO-
miEsr OF time and labor, and therefore in
valuable. Every hOusskeeper shOuld
have one OF these nicely constructed ma
chimes 10 VIII be found Of great assist
Ence 70 school children.
-One o. the rssults Of the late storm
b blowing down Of the sign At
Madame N~inoeut's oyster saloon, No. Is
Dni0u street. Is has. however, been re-
placed By q beautiful Transparency bear
ing TIE name Of Msdsme Vincent, but
forming the headlight Of one OF the first
Saloons I'm Memphis, conducted by Messrs. I
OanaIe q Fezzl-swo young men who
have ls5ely purchased the entire stock
and fixtures Of Madame Vincent. Messrs. I
Cebale & kszz' are determined to succeed.
consequently viii spare no pains ia try
1nE % pleass ell who may favor them with
call.
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FoR the latest style Hat 90 to
LEIDY Sc cos.
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ChanceFy SAILS of Real Estate
on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2s, 1871.

No. 8Ig5.-In the Second Chanoery Court of
Shelby county TennesBas. Harriet ].
Register, administrators, vs.. 8. s. Register
ct ~.
HpY virtue Of an order of sale made in this
= cause, 1 viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, in 'front.' Of the once OF the
Second Chancery Court, in the city Of Mem
uhis. Tguuessee- on
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CLOSING Our SALE of staple and fancy
groceries at JOHN LILLY'S,
95l Main street.
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avoUTNG GENTS DRESS BAT9
FRANCISCo & WA9aAN.
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EcoNoMY.-By using Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children, many a doctors bill
can be saved, and much suffering averted.
Read the advertisement In another
column.
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BLACK PoPLINs
DRESS GOODS
e FrrrINe. sI5 Second atreet.

LAS FITTING $40 second street,
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-The
conservation service of Trinity Church, at
Mason's station, on the Memphis and
Ohio railroad, will take place on Thurs
day, the Both inst. A special train will
leave the depot, head of Main street, at 8
z m. and arrive at Mason at IL a IA. Re-
turning, viii leave Mason at 3:45 a.,
and arrive at Memphis at $3.50 pm.
J.. +. BOYD, superintendent.
STAINED, etched, embossed and enam-
eled glass Memphis stained glass works,
252 Third street.
CHICKERING's PIANOS, and others of
superior make, fully warranted, at lowest
prices and easy terms, at IA Second
street.
THE BEST nj cheapest ORGANs.-
A large assortment of Estey's, Loring &
Blake's and George Woods. Church and
Organs sold on easy terms, at "a
street.
II. q. H0ELEiGBERG,
Agent for ChiokerinE's Pianos.
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Criminal court-FHppln, Iudqs.

Calendar for to day: Az, W. +. Good
year, letting house for purposes of prOsti-
tuition; 800, D. CirOtti, violation of psve-
nue. law; 1929, Charles Collision murder;
lG3l, Jacob DreyfUs, larceny 1885, Samuel
Dickens, carrying concealed apo
hob, John Bell, larceny; HOS, Charles
Smith, larceny: 1ll9, William Foster,
failing to settle as administrator; lI2O, c..
F. Bullock, failing TO settle as administra-
tor; ll2I, William Brown, falling to
settle IS administrator; lI24. w.
B. Greenlaw, falling to settle as
administrator; ll33, James Gallagher.
falling to settle as administration; It5I. ".
L. Rsdford, falling to settle as admins
TRAITOR: 2B2 Geo. ksefe, selling liquor on
Sunday 2SS, Arthur Irvine, selling LIQUOR
on Sunday; 296, Luke Psdden, selling
liquor on Sunday; 407, Nan MCGinnis,
Keeping baWdy house; All, Frank Cor
don, keeping bawdy house; AIS. Fannie
Freeman, keeping bawdy house; All,
Maggie Williams, keeping bawdy house:
4l9, Fannie Gray, keeping bawdy house;
Al, Maggie BrittOn, keeping bawdy-
house; 40, Mad. Flynn, keeping bawdy-
house; 42g, Mad. Smith, keeping hawdV-
house; 4S3, Annie Fisher, keeping bawdy-
house; 453, J " Avery, letting house for
purpose Of prostitution 504, Robert Ware,
assault 4 battery; 6O4, McCune Ware.
assault and battery; 5l2, VIM. Carter,
murders OH, P n Burkett, attempt to
kill $50, J g Horne. carrying concealed
weapons; 533, J H Kelly, carrying con-
cealed weapons; 538, L Chapsky, assault
battery 546, J Il Nelly, attempt to
Kill; 55S, J H Kelly, carrying concealed
weapons; 572, Joe Lusber, carrying con
cealed weapons; 577, Larry Gibbons, at
Tempt to Kill; 685, Pat Hogan, assault and
battery 5S7, Pat Hogan, carrying CON
2ealed weapons; 595, John + Kelly, lar
'eny; 500, John Il Kelly, assault and bat
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
M~srshants' St. Louls aud Arkansas River
Packet Company.

For Pine BIua. Little Rock, Loufsburg, Dar-
danele, Ozark, Van Buren, and Sort
SMITH composed OF the following
Ftrst-clas8t L0W-Wa1eT kreiEnE
and Passenger RacEets
SALLIE. 7. 3. i8hnsoH, AastsF
e0luMBlA. lrBle, aasfgF
UTAH, Tx t~oFhssss 8aslef
MINNIE. ~ 4aetsf
Conneoting at Little BOok with a.
atqass for Hot Springs and the
iEht-draught steamer Little Roc Houss0n,
master. for All points On 48 pps Ar ausas,
raifrosd and transferred, free OF charge. %
naefa of fhfs line Marx and consian GOODS
foE 81. Leuis and ArEanaaa River EaeEat CO.,
9ara 81 ELLIOTT q AELLER, AE'ts, Hamphis5
As "a. FHILL1F g Co. Agents. Cara
4Aa.J 51LNG8IH8, Sup'E,
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TIE MOST LASTING PERFUME
THE MDET FRAGRANT BOUQUET
TaE SWEETEST OF PERFUMEs.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.
FINE FRENCH HATS
FRANCISCO q WIGGIN,
A THOUSAND NOVELTIES
q BRO.Is.

THE Varieties Thester presents the best
array of talent that has ever appeared in
this city. Sheridan and Mack, late of the
Gazette COmique Troupe, II their lightning
changes and character specislties. Arm
strong and Granger, in new songs, dances
and Ethiopian specialties. Misses Clifton
and st. Clair, in BEAUTIFUL songs. Together
with the unsurpassed troupe of 6rst-class
artists now performing at this standard
variety theater.
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FIFTH AVEEUE DRESS HAT
FRANCISCO D. WIGGTN.
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FOR RIVER.
Fer Arkansas Blysr-Asmphls aBd ArkaH-
sas Rlysr Packet Gu. s. Vail.

THE elegant Passenger Packets OF this linz
4 leave Memphis for all points on ArE1n-
Haa river, as follows steamer NARY h04Dr
Haiuas master; Every Monday, at D pm
@tsamer T. h. ALLEN, WOODBURY. master
Oh Steamer DARDANELLE, BaCry, master :
EVery Wednesday, ar 3 pm. Sta1uer a
CLEbDRNE, P~ritchards master Every kri-
day at 5 pm.
The boat that leaves Memphis on
days goes thrOagh TO Fort Sm1tu. The boats
that leave Memphis on Mondays and Fridays
connect at Little hock with our ught drluEnE
boats for Fort smith, and with stages Tor Hot
Springs, Camden. Arkadelphin me wash
ingtOn All the boats OF this line hau-
been Duilt expressly for the rade.
possess superior accommodations for Dae-
sengers anu unsurpassed facilities for trans
porting fraigh1 70 all points on the Arr
kansas river without detention at any stage
OF water,
Freignts consigned 70 bis company az
Memphis or Mouth Of White river, wLu be
rWards promptly TO destination without
sor transfer. I'D. ADAMS, President
q. PATIESON, Agent. No. ~ Madison S..
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
209 MAIN STREET.
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BUSINESS HATS" of every style
and quality.
FRANCISCO q wIGGIN.
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ELEGANT new styles for Bows, in Hats
at LEIDY & co.'s,
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ME LAY the pleasure of announcing, IS
w the agent OF Mr.. Brinkiey, that he VIII
offer at public sale to the highest bidder on
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RAR aAINs

PEOPLE seem anxious, rain or shine, to
call upon Pearson. 334 Second street.
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ny "A. Fa11eT 60 90.
Gent AaGtisn'rs, 2l4 FFoat ST, sbsvs Adams
WILL SELL
THIS MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
Without limit nr-a-rr-a

SEQ dozen Planters Hoes-assorted sizes, cast
steel;
50 dozen AXes-GssOrted sizes, cast steel;
l0l boxes Gias8ware-assOrtsd;
100 boxes NariegaGed Soap.
&& Also, a large retail stock OF Fancy
Goods, SILK Fringes, Edgings, Dress Buttons
Dress Goods, POplins, JacOnets, Lawns. etc.
re Also, Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
EaLz MnrilnE- aLn. -AaE "a
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eur advertisement Of DE-. Butts Bis
,s~-arv hasded Book for The Million
ffsrris2e Gaide, . IN another column. It
Be read by all
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aTHE EUXINE HAT, " elegant and
dressy. FRANCISCO & WIGGIN.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
28 MAIN STREET.
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THE largess selection 80, ~
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1.-THE YORK HAT" perfect gem.
FRANCISCO Il WIGGIN.
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sMoLTKE HAT"
FRANCISCO & WIGGIN.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE
aaq MATN sIREEL
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NOVELTIES In Hats for Spring at
LEIDY 81 cos,
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EEAMELED or Porcelsin-Lined Pumps,
at Browne & Brownies, 3I5 Second street.
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AAI7 FRANCISCO s wIeeIN
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We viii sell to-day a lot of soiled Kid
Gloves, at SOC q pair, and Soiled COrsets
from SOC upwards; also, a line of Ladies'
Underwear, very cheap.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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PsETON CARRIAGES FOR CHILDREN,
CROQ YET SETS,
SELF-ACTING SWINGS,
At WHEELER, PICKINS & CO.'S,
$50 Main street.

CALL at the Office of Estes d. Wallace,
No. 9 West Court street, and secure valu-
able territory for sale, Of the new adding
machine.
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nRR0ADWAY DRESS HAT.
FRANCISCO q WIGeIN.
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We have McBeth, Orr, Miles, Piummer
and q strong force, all good statesmen and
good mechanics, at 1874 Second street.
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EURPRlsE DOLLAR STORE.
zoe MAIN STREET
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ssAN u7 8 saoond areal
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A YOUNG WOMAN

whose ratiOns were so scanty that after a
few weeks she was rcarcely visible to the
naked eyes; and it is said by persons who
we're in the same room with her, that they
would hear sounds which could be inter
preted into " bread I" or dead" and,
turning in the direction of the voice,
could dimly discover the shadow of q hui
man being 1t was
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YOUTHS AND cHI1DREN's
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FRESH Northern Lake Fish received
daily by VICTOR D. FUCHS,
No. Al Jefferson street.
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The fnest selection Of Youths Hats in
the city a. LAIDH & CO.'S.
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sPBEToN CARRIAGES FOR GHIDREg,
OROQ YET SETS.
SELFACTTNG SWINGS.
At WHEELER, PICKINS Il CO.'S.
$50 Main street.
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ALL ENJOYMENT LIES IN EMPLOYMENT.
Henry Pearson's second hand furni-
ture store is positively a wonder. What's
one mans cost is another mans gain.
Call at 1874 Second street.
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ESTATE SALE.

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