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"w0H-4ESI0ENT Notice

No. l52-In the First Chaucey Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn-IOhn b CaTbrooE
vs. Nj. Waldron Ct al.
TT appearing from the Ehsrin8 return In
II this cause hat upon inquiry az the usual
place OF abode o. defendant, Geo p les
he was not 10 be found so as TO be sarTad van
process OF subpoena; and said
Informed by his sister, JullG A.
that he vas In the state Of Ao-
yOnd the limits Of Tenneaseai
u. Byrne make his appearance
at the courthouse I'm the cry %
phiF, Tennessee o.
araf MoudaV in Aale4s Aa
1900 n demur 10 coluaainau@ DILL
fha aanne viii be taken Tor eoula
and set for hearing eApae
~ oar T11-s-sivs weeks In the Aanp
a
vnNDA "a COLE, CLERK and Ma
EvR y. black Deputy ca
Wuson 8 BsfFd, 1eh mr eomPla
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AS Useful, Reliable and Interesting as any
Newspaper printed. We aim to make it the
most reliable publication In Memphis, COM
pettng for public favor, giving the earliest
and best information required by merchants
and Others. In Its columns are lounua able
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Trustees SaIa.

rs pursuance Of a Deed ia Trust made 10
i me BY J. H.. Stephenson on the lrsr day o.
January, 1888 and recorded iu the DII# Of
the Register OF Sh-l1y county. L1 Boob $50.
Of two prOmlssOry notes therein melr.8la..
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue Of the provisions Of
a trust desC, executed by W. B MELON
OUgh and Joseph FIaunerY, on the 221 Of
May, 1867, recorded IN the Register office OF
shelby cOuuty, IN book No. p page %. and
made 10 secure to IOnu H. Newton the pay
meut of certain notes therein descrb. d the
last OF which remains uupaid), l, as trustee,
Will. on
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLUMBIA ATHENEUM, TENN.
A Flrst-class School for Young Ladies.

-- W." N
g ONE Of the advantages we offer are: Els-
- gaut grounds % acres)5 healthy lOcatlOni
capaciOus buildings expressly Tor school pur
poses; SlU,yJOapparaJusi well selected library
of li,UJO volumes; large sleeping rooms with
fire in each ~Rbundantly supplied table; full
and efficient Faculty -3j years experiences
course Of Instruction thorough and complete.
Prices reduced Number OF matriculates 74S5
ana IA graduates. Osectariauism Session
opens Monday, September 18th. Catalogues
Tree. WM. A. SMITH An,
ia3O eOd&W Secretary.
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caAaCERY Sales.
Id 81 SAT

No. lE. r -Ffrst Chaneey Court OF shelby
e5unty-Elfkabelh r. aaEris ana r.. Dudley
FraypeF. Guardian OF Zsno ~ Harris, "
the said ZenO 7. Harris. By his Guardian,
cd Item, Julius A. Taylor.
u virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered IN the ab8Fs cauae January 81,
1870 / viii sell, at public auctiOu, To the high
est bl0per, In front Of che Clerk aud Masters
Office. GreeuiaW Block, Second street, IN the
nLrE OF MnnmnLn n.uM On
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Atfanhmanf Nnfioa

No. 1928 A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
shelby County. Teuu-A. Van Enron vs..
Thonas + Parrish as a member of the drm
OF Urie q Parrish.
N this cause an attachment having been
u sued out, under section "a 3 OF the Code,
ana returned into court, levied upou the real
estate o. defendant, aud amdaYlt having been
made Lhaf the defendant, Thomas +. Parrish,
Is indebted 70 Plaintiff in the sum Of So 81,
BY recount with rnte est Oh same from De-
eemDsr = ISIS, aad shat the defendant. Th0s.
T. PARRISH Is a n0n-resldent OF the state or
Tennessee.
itis therefore ordered, That he he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judve
Of the second Circuit Court of shelby County.
on the third Monday in May next and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scrtoed by law, or the sameewtl be proceeded
with eKparte, and that a copy OEthfs order be
published once a week for four consecutive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
Done al once, this 7th day OF February. 1871.
p D. BOYLE, CLERK.
BY w. LEWIS WHEATON, Deputy g ERIK.
N. II. Williamson, Lewis Craig, attorneys
for plaiuUH tx
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CHAKCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

No. 759, n. R-First Chancery Court OfsheIby
cOuniy-A. +. GOOdhue vs. J. ". Wright et
al.
ny virtue OF an interlOcutOry decree for
ID sale entered IN the above cause February
10, 1871, / Will sell at public auction TO the
bidder. in front OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, GreenlaW Block Second street,
IN the city Of Memphis, Tenn on
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES.

TIMETABLES.
MEMPHIS n r ROCK RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains viii run daily
Sunday excepted as follows:
ARRIVES: RAVES
HoDeheld-----......--.6:30 PIN. 800 am
brlnAlCg IN. 4't y III
Freight train will leave Hopeheld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at am.
Arrive at HOpedelG Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 pm.
FerrybOat Will leave the wharf5Ost, loot Of
onion street, daily al 6:l5 Am.
No through tickets viii be sold after jan
30, 1871. b. ID. WILLIAMS, Geul SupL.
b. p. ROBsOE, Asst Supt.
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CARBoLIc SALvE.

The important discovery OF
the CARE OEIC ACID as a
CLEANSING, PURIFYING, and
HEALING Agent is one Of the
most remarkable results Of
modern I'M ediCaI research.
During the late civil war tt
was extensively used fn the
Hospitals, and was found TO
be not only a thorough disin"
feCtant, but also the most won
derfuI aud speedy HEALF&-S
REMEDY ever known.
VT is now presented fn \
scientific combination with
other soothing and healing
agencies, i'm the form OF a
SALVE; and, having been al
ready used i'm numberlcsS cases
with most satisfactory and benz
efciaE results, we have no heSi-
tatiOn i'm Offering it TO tlAe pub
lie as the most certain, rapid
and edectuaI remedy for all
Sores and Ulcers, NO matter Of
how long standing, for Burns,
Cuts, wounds, and every
ABRASION of SKIN or FLESH
and for Skin diseases generally.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
JOHN T. HENRY, Sole PFgpf,
.Ro.scoLLEoE PLACE. HewYOrk.
c. c. WARD q BRO,
MEMPHIS; TENN;
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Saturday, 18th Of March, 1871.

at the southwest corner, intersection of Main
and Madison streets. in the city Of Memphis,
between the houts of 10 O'Clock, am and 3
O'cfoCk pm, sell at public auction, to The
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed real estate, TU-wit: a certain lot in
the city OF Memphis, bounced as follows: Be-
ginning at a point on the north line OF Liu-
den street, thirty-three feet west from the
point Of intersection ODhe north line Of Lin
den street with the west line OF Orleans
street, and running thence west with the
north line OF Linden street Que hundred feet
to a stake; themes north parallel with ORLEANS
street one huudr and sixty feet 10 a stake;
thence east parallel with Linden street one
hundred feet 10 a point within thirty-turee
feet OF the west line otOrleans street; thence
south parallel with Orleans street one nun
dred am sixty feet TO { e be sinuiDg. said lot
is knOwn as part OF lot No fOrty-three,O OF block
No. NIT seven BIAS laid down on the Robert
son TOpp division, and being the same lot Of
ground sold and cunvey ed by J B Scudder
and Mary Ann ScuddeT, his wife, 10 said w..
b. McDOnough and Joseph ~Flannery, by deed
bearing date December 4, 1858, and Recorded
In the Office OF Register OF Shelby county.
Tennessee, in Record Book No. Il, pages bg
and $50, reference TO which is hereby made.
Also tire following described real estate; n
certain lot or parcel Of ground lying sud be-
ing in the city of Memphis, Shelby county,
state OF Tennessee, bounded as follows: Be
ginning at the northeast corner of a lot sOld
Rowland Savage and P. II. Hammel, on the
south side OF the Raleigh DAD, and running
thence south with The east line OF said lot Of
Rowland Savage AMI T. n. Hammers lot one
hundred and eighty feet to a stake; thence
eastsixty.siX feet and e~ighttuches TO a stake;
thence north one hundred and eighty feet to
the south line OF the Raleish road thence
west siXty-siX featand eight inches 10 the be-
ginning. Being a paat u the orig nal sub1i-
vision OF the John Rice grant No. 7, ass igurd
to John OvertOn, and being the same lot of
ground sold and conveyed by X e., Brinkley,
Hugh La Brinkley, X. b and Anna
b SnuWden, his W~tfe,tosalu W B. MCDOnOugh
aud Joseph Flsnuery, by deed beatiug date
January 1853. and duty recorded in the
office Of the Register OF Shelby county, FEN
nessse, in Record Book Nc. u, pages l57 and
ISIS, reference to which is hereby made. The
equity Of redemption is waived and The title
is believed to be good, bat 1 Will sell and
convey only as trustee.
WV r CTNNINRHAM Trnstaa-
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LITTLE ROCK AMI FoRT MT RAILROAD.
Mall Train leaves Little Rock HuntersvilIe)
al $3.50 am.
Returning, leaves LOuisburg at pm, ar
irving at Little Rock at $3.50 pm.
ID. W C.. GROWN, Genl Sup't,
I. S. RICHARDsOE, q. L. A.
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NusCELLANEOUs.

The Richmond passed up with an
excellent trip, only a niue over Iour
out from New Orleans.
The Alice Dean left for CINCINNATI
with 400 bales cotton.
THE MinneOla gets away on SaLuf-
dav for all landings to Cincinnati.
Reed q Mann, Of Cairo, have the
contract for building a powerful Tug
for the Virgins Ferry Company, OF
ST. Louis. and viii have the WORK
completed within three weeks. Inc
contract price is 1900. 1t Is sald 10
be the largest and most powerful Tug
on the Mississippi river.
The Phil Allin, Captain Jim Lee,
with Stacker Lee in the office, leaves
TODAY for Friar's Point and all way
landings in the big river. She Is an
excellent packet.
The fine passenger steamer Rubicon
leaves to-day at 5 pm, for Cairo, 81.
Louis and all way landings. All.
Grisson, master; John Blake, clerk.
The Marble City, Captain Boyd
will pass down to-day for N~1cksburg
and the bends. She is the u. 5. mail
packet.
The r. p. Walt goes out tomorrow
for all landings on White river.
The Phil. Allin brought in 342 bales
/ cotton and 1903 sacks seed.
The Pat. Cleburne came In with 435
bales cotton.
The Dardanelle came in from For.
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NEW YORK, February %, 10 s.m.-The
market is nominal. Quotations-Ordi-
nary. l25kc; Good Ordinary, 1870;
Low Middling, 1850; MiddIing, l51<o;
Good Middling, l6%c. Sales at all United
states ports yesterday, Is. 200 bales; re-
csipts at al United States ports yesterday,
Is sg2 bales; receipts here, 5000 bales.
IN am-COttou market dull. Future
ssIes-Fsbru8ry, IA 7-l6c; March, l4Zc;
April. I4c; Nay, l4zc; june l4Se; July,
l5c.
1880 p.m-CotJon market duh and
pricss unchanged. Spot sales, 100
bales; futures, 5000 bal5s,
4p.m.-Cotton market closed dull and
unchanged. Sales to spinners, 1894 balesi
exports, 22O6 bales; speculation 40
bales; in transit, 300 bslesi contracts,
1850 bales. Future ssles-FebrUary,
"A 7-I6c; March, l415c; April, 1870; May
14Ze; June, loo; July, 1876.
oOTToE IN ~ oRLEAEs.
NEW ORLEANS, February o. ll:8O an
The cotton market is steady, with q fair
demand. Middlings, 14H9l48ei sales,
500 bales.
3 p.m.-Cott0n closed quiet but firm.
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Trust Sale

. Y vtTtue Of a trust deed uaFe f1 me on
ID the Slzt d5y Of December. I--#. and duly
which reiereEcs h made, i WLa- as Trustee
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MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE
0 LINE
AsHphls ard Louisville, and Nashville and
hsFlhwsatsFn Railroad,
VIA M @ * Il N Y Il
Two Passenger Trains Daily.
ia M N d.
Two Passenger Trains Daily.
SHORTEST, BEST, QUICKEST ROUTE

10 MILES sHORTEhTHAN via DECATUR
10 TO NASHVILLE.
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The Memphis Appeal,
As
A POLITICAL, NEWS,
AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL,
+ not su1 = BY any Of It's -OOntempara-

Subscription Price Greatly Reduced
DAILY-For one year (exelusive of Sunday,
SO 90; For six months, SIS %; For three
months, So 90
UNDAY-FOr one year, 81 So; For six
months, 81 3; For three months, IS cents.
WEEKLY-FOr one year, So 90; For six
months, 81 IS For three months, IS cents.
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NEW YORK, February =, 2:25 pm
Government seCuriIies-TherB Is no deci-
taI change iu the market, and 10 cOntlu-
uss active and steady. Sterling remains
very steady az 1895. Gold carrying st
= DER cent. There is no change Of impOr-
lance in the money market.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
ESTATE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1871

No. S95-In the Second Chancsry Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn-Samuel COfey vs..
Thomas Shoulders ct al.
ID Y virtue Of Sn order OF sale made In this
ID cause, / viii sell at public auctir n 10 the
highest bidder on the pTemBes, near Shelby
Depot, On
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SALOONS.

r HAVE a lot Of extra fine Kentucky BOUR-
IL BON WHISKY that Will be sold at a great
sacrifice by Avery s. Co No. 25 Front street,
II application is made soon.
fel JAS. SUTTON.
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CLUBBING RATES-To clubs OF two or
more subscribers we viii send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper il the ~South-33x55
inches-tor one year, each, 81. To clubs OF
two or more subscribers, We will send our
SUNDAY APPEAL for one year, each 81.
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, ETC-News-
paper Dealers, Express Agents Country Mer-
chants BOslmaSters, Depot Agents, N any
friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who
viii do so, are requested 10 procure regular
subscribers, RENTING 70 us the amount, less
ten per cent, or i've per cent. for clubs, for
services; or, II preferred, arrangements as to
compensation VIII be made.
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FINANCIAL.

We have no change OF importance
Ia mention in local financial affairs.
At The banks there is a fair demand
for I0sns, but not pressing. Deposit
ors and customers r supplied with
an necessary funds at 9al2 per cent.
Ig the open market there is a surplus
of capitaI. and nothing but good BUSH
ness receives attention; rates are l to
u f cent. per month. Exchange
is ia better supply, and the demand
not SO active. Eastern commercial
bills are taken at lasC discount, and
Southern bills at &c discount. Check
ing rates are steady at par, and par
% se premium on the latter points.
Local scrips, stocks, securities, etc,
are dull and without change OF inn
U0rtauea. Gold is bought at llUfa
1lUf, and sold by dealers at liza
llIz.
ET0CEs Isl OED IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February ., lO.5 am
Government secuTiU6s-FraCJiOu better,
with medium demands. Sterling steady
at IHgfs. Gold carrying at 3 per cent.
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COTTON.

The market opened quiet, buyers
rD7eug rather Indifferent, and sellers
ia some cases anxious to realize, but
unwilling TO reduce prices. Unfa-
vUrsDIe sdvices from the East, and
sim further depressing news from
Liverpool, however, had the effect to
weaken their views, and by noon
there were far more sellers than buy
Sales during the day were 1850
la es. including z7j bales Stains and
Clae d Stains at llA. 10 l2c, Ordinary
st a. to IOse, Good Ordinary at Il to
100 Strict Good Ordinary at l3c,
low, N. .ddiiDg at l3! 10 1850, with
rs reported at l3sc; Strict
Low Nidl ling at l55c, with a few
LeIes reDon ed at &c less. Middling
was ~rerdrfe8 in small lots at l4c, and
Good NIiddlius at lJc. The demand
was chiefly foT T. he better CRATES, the
low sfyles being neglected. Export,
81 ol1s HII rapraIanfe,' in the days
fr~ErEngffnuz We uN,HE
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TO ADVERTISERS.

As an Advertising Medium for Bank ers,
Merchants and Traders, the MEMPHIS AP-
in any OF its editions, is not surpassed
any other paper in the southwest Our
every town and city In the South and West.
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NOTICE OF ArIAGHmEar.
Attachment EofICs.

Aagevney a ROgan, firm composed OF Mich
aet hageyney, JE, Wa. and ]. W. Rpgan,
AemPnlss leuu-t VE-I-d Eesbitt and JOhn
r LOftin. r
pEFORE JAMES HALL, Justica Of the Peaee
- Tor shelby county. Amaavit having
been made In this cause, IA attachment is
sued and returned, levied etc .
HB therefore ordered, That ~ublicatfOn be
made In the Memphis Daily Appesd, a news
paper publtshad IN the city OF memphis- for
successive weeks commanding the said
J. J. Eesbitt and John ~ LOnin
to appear before me. at my once.
In the city Of Memphis, in the 18th
Civil District Of said county, on the 3D. dav
Of March, 1871. At DO o'clock am, and make
defense 70 said suit against him, or it will be
proceeded with exparte.
JAMES HALL,
fag Justice Peace sor sneI6v eo1Ufv
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RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
At this point the river is steadily
swelling. 1t is falling at st. Louis,
but u feet is reported out TO Cairo.
r. - ohio is tickle. 1t falls at some
n%oin, and rises at Others, as will be
- by Nur dispatches on first page.
Wbite riv. is falling but is very
high, and the Arkansas is falling
with I6 feet to Little Rock. The
weather il cIeav and warm but a
diss0Teesble wind kept the dust
moving all day yesterday. Busi-
mess on the levee is all that could be
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TRUSTEES SALES.
Trustees Sale.

"a virtue ora Deed m Trust ezecutsd 20 ma
~ On Ene Ath OF November. LsT. Ur H-. D..
1er aud recorded 10 The Register IS Once
~ aAeAlF county Tennessee. iu Book 80.
~ etc and l0r the purpose of carry
ING OUT me trusts therein speclhEd- win. r1.
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o-aalanpaon R0asisy Olrsd-Upham'i Fsth
Ne0f Orr

WILL sure Bronchitis Consumption, All
w Lung Diseases y sprung OF BLOOD,
~ haaIfhv condition. This has been tested
~ poi TrOsssau IN Two thousand eases IN
the hospitals OF Paris in which It cured
nearlr 6Very case. and In his country by the
APPRECIATION Of the physician many hopeless
eases have been restored TO health One bot
tie wiz prove ls emcaey. Sold 81 Viper bot
lie, or SIX for 81 u.
5OHNsTON, HOLLOWAY &CoWDN
mF&j cod Fhnadalph1a
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golIowAYs VERMIFuGE C0NFEcTlOgs

TVWENTY years experiences has proved this
the most popular remedy with physi-
clans and parents Tor those pests Of child
ho0d-WOrms. They are pleasant to take
and always effective in eEpeling the Worms
and tOning the system up 70 its normal
condition Beware Of cOuntarfeits and fmi-
tRtiOns. The genuine have the signature OF
package.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COWDEN,
P~hladelDhF.
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NEnPH1a - cHARLEsrov RALRoAp

MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAVES
New Orleans Mail, daily gjg PIN. L-SO pm.
Express, daily ..........,.......- ZOO am, $3.50 pm.
Freight, daily eX~CeptSun-
uAs %aAo pm oF1N All
Depot At foot Of Main street. Ticket OfdCe,
8JM Main street, one door north of Jefferson
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the es-
"A tate OF Levi L~owrance, deceased, are
hereby notified TO present the same, duly au-
thf~ntfeated, to the undersigned, at the office
OF HANSON, SWingleY q DEsheiil. Attorneys,
Is Union street; and all persons Indebted 10
sid eatake are also notified 10 make mme-
diate payment at the same place.
fei J, X p. L0WRAN Oh, Admir-.
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy,
At Memphis, Tennessee, l4th day Of Feb
ruHry, B7l.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as assigree OF ruOmas
A. EppersOn, OF Jackson, Madison county,
state OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adiudicated a bankrupt, upon mis-
petition, by the District Court OF said District.
fBl5 o.. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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AnuERrlsERs

VIII hnd the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium In the state. The great
extent and variety OF its reading matter has
forced its enlargement for the accOmmOda-
ton OF advertisers, and its circulation in all
parts Of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas and Arkansas, among merchants,
planters and business men, renders IL espec-
Tally desirable to those who wish to reach the
general And substantial public, by Rdyertis-
ing their respective business and interests,
~ Estimates given, and Specimen Copies
sent when requested
Address, APPEAL
Appeal Building. Memphfq
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

pieces BRoCHE GREYADISE former price e2l,
reduced TO Poe
200 pieces ENGLISH GRENArSEs worth 7c and ST. reduced
Soc and 75c.
100 pieces printed FRENCH JACOEETs worth 3c reduced Pc
MoHAIR aEbANGB SUITISGs price G2,c reduced
to size
800 pieces PRINCESS LOUISE sUITNGs former price 75
81 Is, reduced to Soc 7sc. and 81.
pieces WOOL PoNGRES former price 81 reduced
to s5c
pieces SILK WOOL SERGE, former price 81 2s reduced
10 &l
pieces IRISH POPLISs price 81 rs reduced 81
100 pieces WHITE PIQUE sUITIsGS price 31lc reduced pc
pieces WHITE PIQUB sUrTINGs price 5Oe reduced Size
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AT MEARES'S,
sIxTHAyB. AND SINETBBSTH-ST.,

Tn. Recognized POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT or THE AVENUE.
NEW GOODS LATEST STYLES, and POPULAR PRICES
THROUGHOUT THE BSTABLlSHhhNT: .
Customers s about leaving for the country can md here
EVERY ARTICLE OF DAILY NECESSITY,
FROM A PAPER OF PINS - -
TO A PINE SILK OR RIAL THREAD LACE SHAWL
SAVING BOTH TIME AND TROUBLE
Purchasing goods large quAntte' dre from anu
"fO'''''' " Ar ACTUAL WHOLESALE RATES
We will open n MONDAY, 10Th inst, - . . -, 49,, ,,
es pozES LADIES AND GENTS LINEN HASDKBRCHIBFS
the following pIiees
Ladies'. &c. &c., lOc, llc and lic.
Gents. l2e. lie. l9c., 2Oc., AMI 25c
Tbee goods all linen, hne and II least h.i nsna rates
WE WILL ALSO OPEN Of MONDAY. -
Marsees Lawn and Cambria suits, in all The dherrh
sIes and styles.
Bow, Linen and Pique Blouses
Ladies Chdrens Lawn and Mareies Caps and eore
At VERY Low PRICES
ChYtr~n's Mars-iles Suits, Z 80 : - ~ 49, ~ ~
BOYS Linen suits, 81 %, ~ SO, - and S3.5
NOW OPENING.
SUMNER MERISO UNDERGRADUATES AND HOSIERY
Por Ladies, Gents and Children.
Gent. summer Vests, 3ac., 5oc 6]e., 49, Gic. ami 81
Ladies SKINNER Vests Zoe, 6Jc, &C.. &c, aud 6Se
Ladies Gaaze Mcriuo Drawers, &c.
Hs.es' and Bows Vests 35c., Sc &c, toe. and 75c.
LAWN LINEN, AND SWISS SUITS,
FOR LADIES AND MISSES.
50 different STYLES now opening msnuacnrers prices
Ladies White suits, nicely trmmed, 49, ~ 10 80 30 90 and
Whit. Lawn Suits better with oves 81, Sc, So SO
Bus Bosn Drsb aud Steel coored Suits 81 go So 5 81 - 80
IsG,es White Lawn Wrappers 81 90 and 81 80.
Ladies Muslin and Cambnc Morning Wrappers, 81 to 81
RICHARD MBAREs,
and J9 Sixth ave
and 100 West Nineteenthst