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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There is quite q fuTore In the city
upon the SUIT SCI of lottery tickets.
Cotton was quoted at the close of the
day yesterday Atls&l9Hc for middling.
tennessee bonds were quoted at 6IHc
in New York yesterday, ~ the close Of
the day.
1t IL proposed 10 come the street
railroad with the terminus Of the Raleigh
road in ChelseR.
The Irish Literary Association will
have their annual reunion on next
Thursday evening.
The bookstores and periodical shops
are full Of the most attractive children's
books we have ever seen.
The postofAce viii close at 10 a m. on
Christmas day Carriers will make one
delivery snd collection In the morning.
The storm blew down Clssry's black
smith Hhop on Union street, opposite the
entrance 10 the county court building.
The Teutonic association will give
their annual ball at Cochran Hall on Mon
dav evening, the first Of the new year
Is72.
Fire. crackers and rockets were com
mon last night. The crack Of the jolly
pistol rent the midnight air all over the
city.
This morning, after the first gospel at
ten O'Clock mass, Father Burke, a very
eloquent divins, will preach In st. Peters
church.
The horse trade in Memphis is much
mora brisk than Il has been al any former
season, yet the animals are selling at very
low figures.
There were thirteen candidates at the
corner Of Madison street and Main yester-
day afternoon. The wharfmAster was in
the ascendant.
Father Walsh's fair commences Tues
dsv evening in the Rocco Hall The pro-
ceeds of the fair will go TO the benefit Of
st, Bridget's church.
The argument In the Graves case was
carried vigorously forward yesterday.
T'he argument OF General Sale concluded
The business Of the evening.
-Havs the commissioner Of the poor
selected q location for 3 poor house yeti
They are expected O. make a report at the
coming quarterly meeting.
The people Of Raleigh, nov that the
railroad Is under construction, propose 20
invite ave thousand Nemphians out to
the springs on the first OF June next.
Tue Adams street et~ation-house was
cleaned out at dark yesterday, not q pris-
oner being left within Its walls. In TWO
hours, however, q solitary "nsh" found
his way in.
"A negro man who Is employed At
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A TImELY SUGGESTIONS.

Those who wish { escape the ceremony
and formally attendant upon b tredi-
tional dinner-party, and At the same time
have the opportunity Of ordering their
Christmas dinner from = bill Of fare not
equsled tor quality and variety In the
city, should made q memorandum to-day
that they are booked to dine At the Park
Restaurant tomorrow. Mr.. Hanson has
spared no money, nor Mr.. Lantz any
pains, to provide for all corners h best
dinner TO be found In the city. In fact,
the Park" Is 3 good place to dine any
or all days In the year, and - "the proof
of the pudding IL In the eating" go 70 2e
Second street and see how IL Is yourself.
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To the Pubic.
The board of directors of the Memphis Gas
light company desire TO declare, in an author
itstive manner, the future policy of their COM
pany in regard to the sale Of gas:
Our company is possessed OF the most COM
plete and ample appurtenances necessary for
the manufacture and distribution of an sde-
quate supply Of Illuminating gas for the city
of Memphis, the right to vend which we claim
as an exclusive and vested right. In addition
to the extensive works for the manufacture Of
coal gas, We have In operation apparatus ior
manufacturing gas from Under I Ine
By this method (ovned and controlled en-
tirely by u.s., an Illuminating gas is manufae-
any other company can manufacture in this
city, by from dry to one hundred per cent.
This is a fact which Will become patent TO
every gas consumer OF the city should another
company eater into composition with US.
Within the Present week an 1mprovementha has
been made at our works which viii forever
secure to this city the credit OF possessing q
light unsurpassed throughout the globe.
Through the same agency we Will hereafter
be able to correct, in q few minutes, dehcien-
cies in the power Of the light We furnish oeca-
stoned by cold weather, or from other CAUSES
We do not propose TO lose a consumer on &C
count of price. Should another company COM
mence TO sell gas at a price lower b the rate
fixed by this company, wa Will at once reduce
our rate to a point nifty cents per thousand
cubic feet lower than the amount fixed upon
by such other company, and viii keep de-
sc nding in he same ratio.
We would remind the public that we desire
no assurances or guarantees on the part OF our
consumers, as we believe that whenever mat
tiers come to open competition, the superiority
of the light offered by this C mpany, 70 say
nothing Of Inducements in price, will secure a
continuance Of the patronage 1t has so long
enjoyed.
It is made the imperative duty Of every ON
Ger and emplOye of this company to pay
strict attention to the wants and requirements
of our patrons, and any lack Of courtesy or
neglect of complaints Will subject the offender
to severe rebuke or prompt dismissal from our
service.
Adopted by the board, and ordered pub
lished, December q, 1871.
JAMES NJ. WILLIAMSON, President.
GEORGE W. GIFT, Secretary.
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BEsT IN me MARKET.

The fame Of the Madame Vincent oys-
te< salocn-household words for twenty
years with all jewellers In the Mississippi
vallsy-is not suffered to decline. No. Is
Union street IL universally recognized as
the oyster house OF the city, and no one
ever goes there without mentally resolv-
Ing to repeat the visit.
Families desiring oysters to morrow for
their f'ChriEtmss doings," should send
their orders early, 10 avoid the rush.
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AcARD.

I hereby state, at the request Of Mr..
George W. Clarke, superintendent Of the
Tennessee Hydro Carbon Gaslight COM
pany that he placed at my residence, No.
l9S Union street, IN improved apparatus,
and connected It with the ordinary gas
pipe already In the house. On the 10th
instant he called my attention particu-
larry TO the cold state of the weather-the
Thermometer marking q number OF de-
grees below the freezlng-point-and that
its usual b~rilliAncy, and continues TO de
so, Notwithstanding the unusually cold
weather, showing conclusively that the
gas Is not affected by cold.
RALPH WORMELEY,
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Main street or read the editorial columns
of the German press. Besides l have
been long connected with river interests,
aud am familiar with the duties Of wharf
master. 1 may add that many merchants
of Front street adhere to me. / am will
ing to 20 before q committee, each caDdi-
date naming one of the number. and
abide by their action. / am unwilling to
do sught to initiate against public in
terests. Thersfors this proposition.
BARNETT Il. BARINDS.
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Places nj which the Daily Appeal car
be Procured,

The DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn.
ing At the follOwtng-named places In the city
At the ONCE Of the paper, mol IA Union street
At the newsstand OF Joe Locke, No. 2S61
Main street.
At the newsstand Of W. J. Mansford, corner
Of second and Monroe streets.
At the newsstand in the Peabody hotel.
At the newsstand IN the commercial hotel
At the newsstand IN the MorshRm house.
At the newsstand in the Overton hotel.
At the newsstand in the Southern hotel.
At the newsstand OF Emmons d Son, No. II
Jefferson street.
Al the new s-staBd OF W. D. Spickernagle,c cor.
ner OF Fourth and Poplar streets,
At the newsstand on st. Louis whRrfboat.
At TIE newsstand at LRnier & Eldridge's
Second streat, near Madison.
At the newsstand OF HOLIDAY, or Beale
street, near Main.
At the news stand at the Railroad depots.
At the newsstand on tbs Memphis and Lit
tie Rock VIII loat.
At south Memphis nevs-depot No. 90 Beale
street, near Second.
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And for the advent Of this ehiefest ofan our
holidays the indefatigable Charley Howard
has made every preparation. His tasty little
establishment Is packed with all manner OF
"a goodies BON hons, pure candies, and al the
toothsome sugar-Ware for which he has 50
long been ~famed-put up in elegant boxes all
ready for delivery 10 you lndy-l0ve. But all
this has not distracted Mr.. Towards attention
from his luncheon rOOms-the favortte resort
Of the ladies' when on Main street shopping.
Delicious coffee, broiled oysters, mtnce-pis,
rich cakes and other luxurtes, are yet 70 be
obtained AZ 2s Main street, served up Char
Laws hest gtVle.
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A sensible man was farming over in his
mind yesterday what he should give his
wife a. q Christmas present. She, Ike
himself, being of an utilitsrian turn Of
mind, he knew that something useful
would be more highly appreciated than
any gew-gaw or fancy article, so, when
his work was done, he went to Risk q
Johnson's crest stove depot, on Main
street, and ordered sent home n Of
Bucks Brilliant cooking stoves.
"Hubby," the sensible lady said at tea
time, "you could not possibly have made
me q more acceptable Christmas gift; for
cooking ceases to be, slab0r when we hsve
9 Brilliant IN the house.
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BOHEMIA.
The Finest Vases Ever imported Direct
TO MemphaS-sOmeehfng 20
Admire.

The finest pair OF Bohemian vases ever
brought 70 Memphis arrived yesterday. They
were imported direct by one Of our most en-
terprising merchants, Mr.. C. ". Erich, who,
we believe, is the only one who imports ali
his foreign goods direct from the European
manufacturers; hence, he has the latest and
newest styles, a large variety, and, by selling
at less than = ew York prices, can successfully
compete with any market OF this country.
Mr.. Erich also received a large variety OF
Bohemian punch sets, which are pronounced
by everybody 70 be very tasteful and elegant
But we advise our lady friends by all means,
10 go and admire that pair Of vases before
they are sold understand that the manu-
factursr shipped only two pairs besldes this
one 70 this country-one pair to II. Frost &
Co., Of New York, and the other TO z. Schultze
& Co, Of Cincinnati The price Of them, We
Rre told, is enc hundred and hfty dollars.
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Osurone. and NasiIonaIlue..

Mr.. Mageveney had nothing to do with
the article that appeared In the APPEAL
some DAYS ago, signed " A Catholic Irish
man." He did not know the author. In
reference to this matter he publishes a
letter that will be read with earnest at
tention by every good c~itizsn, Whatever
his prejudibes Of birth or creed. The AP-
PEAL recognizes NO distinctions based
upon such facts. When g candidate ap-
pears the inquiry Is made whether
he is e ~chuTcnmsn, q Hebrew, Protestant
or Catholic. These private views OF In
dividusls do not involve questions OF Mt
ness for Office. Is the aspirant honest,
frank, truthful, fearless, trustworiy and
capsble2 Does hs comprehend the du-
ties of the office to viii h he sspiresf Has
he been tried and found worthyf Will his
election promote public interests and pub
lie ereditf Let the people answer these
inquiries honestly at the eollot-box and
We are content.
MuIish I~nAtlnets.
A wagon containing q half dozen or
more negroes, with musical instruments,
was driven through the streets yesterday.
On its sides were blaZoned the words
FOR MAYoR-JoHN LoAeUE
Somehow or other the mules that drew
this vehicle could not be induced to 60
through north Memphis. We don't know
Whist was the matter with the beasts, but
from the length of their ears suppose they
must have heard something.
Sixth Ward-Fer Councilman, 8. w.
Parker.
MEMPHIS, December %.
If s W. Parker Esq, will allow his
name to be used as 9 candidate for coun
Gilman of the Sixth ward he will receive
the support OF many voters, If he Is sub
ject to the Johnson ticket.
Third ward-Aeeeptanee Of NE. To1ey
MEMPHIS, December %.
II those friends wish me to sacrifice my
self to be a councilman Of the Third ward,
with their support I will announce my
self. II elecGed I will serve the city to
the best of my ability:
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kid CATERS for ladies and misses.
Beautiful styles gaiters for gentlemen.
A great variety OF slippers for gentlemen.
Large Assortment of shoes for boys.
Every variety of boots.
The famous excelsior CATERS
Champion shoes for men and boys.
THOS. B. COFFEY & CO.,
G6 Main street, corner Of Union.
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bring I'm your Christmas advertise
meuts. We puSIish eur great Chrf,t-
mas paper Tomorrow morning. IL Will
contain the finest stories and n greater
variesy of reading matter than ths APP
peal Of to-day.
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A CENTURY ago the upper Blue Tick todter
was used only by vast herds of bufialoes. It
is now the most popular mineral spring water
Of the age, and the best Alternative and apert-
ent known. Supplied in cases of two dozen
bottles, filed carefully at the springs. An ex-
cellent thing for family use
MANSFIELD q HIGBRE,
Wholesale Agents.
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NOTICE.

1 will not charge fsacy prices for goods
during the holidays An those who wish
something nice for their Christmas dinner,
can be supplied, as have a full and complete
stock OF everything in my line. Orders VIII
be promptly attended to.
AUGUST BERTON, Confectioner,
Corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
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wAGGEsER AND The CARRrER-RoY

every ons can afford to make = handsome
present.
w~AGGIsHER AND THE CAKRIER-BOY
There are but few who seem 10 know
How they on Earth should seek to live.
with blessings though their cup o'ernow,
But little 70 the poor they give;
While those OF large and generous heart,
Mindful Of the unfortunate,
Wln often something good impart
TO reconcile them 70 their fate.
A little boy. but poorly clad,
" emit TO WAGGKNER's, very sad;
He told the story OF his woes
How he needed food and clothes;
He came out smiling On Main street,
His fresh apr el strong and neat.
He went TO Vcck with freshened zeal.
And down the street he howlsd"APREALP'
Mr.. W~aggener.s store Ia No Sl7H Main
GOSHEN butter,
Maple molasses,
Self.rising buck wheat-all choice.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
THE "RUss1Az,"ns new style hat, Leidy a
Co.'s.
NEW SHOE FACTORY.
Us. Leyett q Co. have the great speciality.
i uns yt6 make s1s sH s6rS o"s Sls seG Main and ssTss guarantee
LADIES, Stationery, late styles, 9 very nne
stock, II. Wade & Co.
CHRLsTMAs PREsENT6
GENTLEMEN,
SOUTHERN PALACE,
$50 Main Street,
D. O. & q. N. LoEWEiJsTINE.
Fancy bordered, tape borderea Ghemstitehed
HANDKERCHIEFs
In boxes.
sHAwLS AND SHIRTS,
Plain and embroidered, all sizes. some very
handsome, Just received, at lowest prices.
GENTLRMEN1s dress hats for the holi-
days, at Leidy q Co.'s.
THE "HoLIDAY HAT, " new, just out, a.
aid a 10 ta /
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

"UINgAN h8EoHN HHa
D. c. & II. N. LoEwENsTINE,
SOUTHERN PALACE,
sS2 IMAM STREET.
White and black Astrakahn Cloaks.
Furs ofau countries, for ladies n children
ATLOwER PRICES
than any other house in Memphis.
~
Gas
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The drawing of pri1ss offered by A Sees
sci & Son took place last evening at their
store, 259 Main street. It was conducted
In a most satisfactory manner. The fol-
lowing Is the result:
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MOROCCO Poets, h. wade & Co.
Juvenile books, q. Wade & Co.

TIE MENDKLsoHH QUARTErTB CLUB
With q few days. we are informed BY the
directors OF ths above society, there VIII
be an ofaoial announcement made OF tbs
seventh grand concert to be given on or
about the middle OF January. Its whis-
psrsd that some great opera singer from
The Crescent City will be the guest Of the
Mendelssohn Club ct the next concert,
and no little hutter IL going on among
the musical portion Of our people.
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REWaR0.

tITATCH-S o. REWARD win be given for
w the TeJur = TO me OF a large colo hunt
Ing ca Ned lever watch, face, blue steel
hands, No. 1921, James StoddRrd, maker,
London Said watcu was left ST the house
OF old man Chapman, on the railroad
seven miles below AOpeheld, in july
asst. dA
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ECoNoMY.-Take you fall clothing 70 the
steam Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt 4
old stsndl, 26 Second street.
HANSON & WALKER
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o.

R1Ul4s AMI bOSHk6-Jn tuesday might
M ave mules and i've horses gOL loose
near oily Ford road All0eIaI reTsIe W.
% AonToe street eeo~
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MUs10AL.-Pianos, Organs, Guitars, Yiolins,
Flutes, Music Boxes, Acordeons, F~lutinas,
Sheet Music, Music Folios, Music Books etc,
etc, suitable for Christmas presents at Leopold
Goepel's, SO Main street, between Gayoso and
Beala-
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BOARBERS.

EOARDRG-Nice board, by day or weeK;
y 'front.' rooms, fIInl he'd or unfurnished.
70 rent, with b5a.d, at 81 Main street, mp
stairs dO
noARDERs.-A few day boarders csn be
ID accommodated al Ill court street: also. a
f7crt room, furnished " ~uTnish o25
nOARD-A NO IDAH BOARD AT IS PER
D WEEK. PunctuRl with mea s Fur
or unfurnishsd rooms at lQ6 Court
stree. Refer TO Colonel L. J. Dupre, or Col
onel @ ". Alexander, appeal, decll
uOARDBRS-Tsrms reasonable. Apply at
ID No. 40 court street mol
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THKzK u NOTHING that VIII be 10 highly
priced for q Christmas present Is one Of
aoyston's fine RembIandis-
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H0LIDAY

RUSSIAN BAY sABLEs, minks, royal er-
mines, seal and Furs, for ladies, of the
finest qualities and styles, at Leidy's.
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KURs, FURs, FUR8.
From 81 50 % $3.50
a set
at
wHEAFoE& Co.'s, Hatters, HVMain street,
Sign Of the Tiger.
ILLUSTRATED Gift Books, II. Wade q Co.
HOGS.
Police shOuld Pound Thsn OF
There VIII be . Pork Bafehsry.

The following, from alady who has long
been 9 resident Of our city, demands the
attention Of bar city authorities. Hogs,
cattle or goats should not be permitted TO
run at large; when found In the streets
they should be pounded. But 9 this;
MEMPHIS, December =.
Editors AppeGl:-Sesing the enclosed
call In my paper this morning, I con-
cluded tosolicit your great infauence in be-
half of poor widows holding property here.
What Is the use for Us to lay sidewalks In
this city, when hogs snd al other stock
at liberty to destroy them. Twice
this year I had to pay for b~ricklsyers,
and now my sidewalk IL ready for another
Job. Once / received q large yellow en-
velope threatening to hne me for not re-
sooner. Kind sir, for the sake Of
agitste this question until We are
protected from the ravagss Of the animal
world. You always gain everything you
take in hand, and I assure you this IL truth
and q great delight to us. Please try and
gain this case, and you will receive the
prayers OF numbers who md It hard
to raise tax money, without .
much going for unjust repairs Respect
fully, ONE OF YOUR SUBSCRIBERS.
TuxRu m that will be 10 highly
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LAW REPORT.

ALL the leading styles Of hrst-class
qualities ofFurs st Leidy & Co.'s.
LAW REPORT.
First Chancsry CS1rt-AorsAn' Cham
This court has adjourned over to Tues
day.
second Chanoerz Cours Chaneelior
This court has adjourned until Thurs
day, 2S.h inst . for the purpose Of trying
q case before E. 8. Hammond. as special
chancellor.
First Circuit Court-HeAskell. Judge.
This court has adjourned over to Tues
day.
Second Careult COure-HaIsey, Judge.
This court has adjourned over to Tues
day.
FURsI FursI Fursi the LARGEST and
FINEST assortment in the city at Leidy q
Co.'S.
JUST ARRIVED,
Three thousand Frames. assorted sizes and
patterns. At Star gallery, z4s Main street.
Go to the Madison Street Restaurant-meals
dity cents-No. 50, between Main and Second
EVERYBODY LOOKING FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
should not fail to examine tina
STOCK OF FrRs.
Ladies' Cloaks and Shswls,
Real Laces, Gloves, Ties,
Fancy Boxes, Etc,
Just Received at the
sOUTHERN PALACE,
$50 Main street.
~
A. =. DAVIS,
House and sign painter Isl Second street.
Orders promptly executed at reasonable
rates.
COCAINE dresses the hair beautifully.
= --
FOE CHRHsTMAs PREsENTB,
Go to MoyHton's and have a tine photo
graph or porlecain picture made.
SEE the lste style hats-novelties-st
Lsidy q Co.'s.
Go TO the Madison Street Restaurant-meals,
nftY esnts-No, p, between Main and Second,
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oYsrERsI OYSTERS
Christmas Day.

Davidson & Co, IA Second street, VIII be
open on Monday morning, where you can get
your oysters for Christmas dinner-ntE cents
e.
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CLOSING SALE OF REMHANTs,
from retail stock
Tuesday, December seth.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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A SPLENDID cMsIsTMAs PRESENT.

One Of GRovxR & BAKERS celebrated
elastic stitch. or lock stitch, SEWING Ma
oH1NEs. Terms OF purchase SO easy that
every one can afford to make q handsome
nraaent
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mo6shSoa nEO NhAbtuA III tuo OuuCo VI bLo
Western Union Telegraph company for
the following named parties:
p. p. Learned, 3. Farnsworth family.
] Halstead. Chas- Espich.
W. Q. David. An u.s. ampben & Co.
Mrs. j. q. a.. Chandler. Sam Tate, Jr.
b. LoWenstein q Bro. DeGrote.
Mrs. Fannie B. Barbee. Podesta q Cazasss.
L. II. Porter. W d. Crockett.
L. Kremer. Falls & Co.
Crisman, O.. & Co. Olivier Bros.
5. +. Yocum. Chas. @. Bill.
mo. Gillespie q Bro. J. ". Nash.
A. Spiro. w. A. GOODMAN.
Mrs. A. Curry. ID. Walsh.
Andrews,Grifnth q Co. H. y. Packer.
First National Bank, s. ]. d. Adams.
A. A. Patton & Co. Ward & Bro.
John II. Danforth. W. 3. Greenlaw.
Ad Storm, 2. J.H Sheperd-
]. W. Moores & Co. 5chooldeld, H.& Co.
Darlington Mason. Guy, McC. 4 Co
E. U~rquhart q Co. n. N. White, Prea't.
8. NJ. Anderson. Thos. p Holland.
Adolph Boring. W.. ]. Ross.
@. L. Loop. II. Blumenthal.
Clark, Ely & Co. V. Rhodes q Co.
Martin Daley. Joseph Brown.
E. L. Rider ]. b. Dallis-
b. Zoannl. Strauls & La'hauan.
Estes, F. & PinsOn. T. 8. Ayers.
V. d. Fuchs, 3. n. II. Merrill.
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CHRISTIANS ~PREsEETB,
AT Tbs
SOUTHERN PALACE,
So Main street.

D. @. & q. NJ. LOEWENSTINE.
Round Point Collars and Handkerchief,
Point Applique Collars and Handkerehiefs,
valenciennes Collars and Handkerchiefs, en-
broldersd L. c. Handkerchiens-a very hand
some assortment. An elegant assortment Of
Ties, this day opened, al lower prices
than they have ever been offered
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h. WADE Co., printers and ~statiOnsn,

II you want TO be lucky, have your picture
taken at the Star Gallery. That's what Durfi
did.
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PERSONAL.

EHE WONDER OF THE AGE-MILLIE
IDELL, the young and talented Doctress
and fortune teller, has arrived in this city
end can be ounGu'lsd for q short time only
she is endowed with q natural gift OF lore
telling your future, present and pa tn'e. 40
oners 500 to any one that can equal her IL
her pro essiou; and with several secrets that
no living mortsl ever knew before she VIII
briDg success cut of all b undertakes. sat
isfsclon guaranteed or 10 pay CoIs1lta-
ton rooms are nor loested at the
GENITAL HOTEL
ga Rom No. S