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DEPARTMENT.
VT N WLW "
JAMES ROosA, superintendent.
IMPAIRMENT 2.
TT TT "-|| :"
W. HEATH, superintendent.

D. shEA1hf superintendent
Fest specimen Of IRON casting -.......a,........... ]
Best specimen OF brass castings, unnnish'd ]
Best specimen iron railing, design and
workmanship 10 be oOnside Ed J
Best specimen Of galvanized iron cornice..
Best six pieces OF for practical use. ]
Best six pieces Of copper wOrk.--..........- ]
Best hre-proof eOuuttnR-hOuEe ssfe.-.--. 2
Best specimen OF JeWelrys not less than
Rest specimen Of electro plating ----.--.-. ]
Best specimen Of hsnd plating ..-.....-..-. J
Best display of mathematical Instruments
Best soda fountain. ]
Best set of stove trimminRB---.---.-s......---.. ]
Best single specimen Of blacksmith work ]
Best WrOught-irou cook tOve..-....-.......-.- ]
Best plantation bell with hEngings.--.-.--.
Best display Of log, cable and trace chains ]
Best assortment dOOr locks and keys-..-.--
Best d0uble-barreled shot gun.---.-......-.- ]
Best specimen Of rolled iron, not less than
ten bars Z
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The managers of Elmwood Cemetery,
for the convenience of the public, have
opened 81 office in the city, at No. Be
Union street, and appointed g Secretary
and Treasurer.
On account of the many complaints
made by lot Wne of dBpredatiOns on
lots, the company is compelled to enforce
3 rigid ticket system from and after first
May next. Each lot owner is entitled to
a ticket of admission for his or her family,
with the privilege of introducing stran-
viii be given TO strangers and others
wishing 90 visit the cemetery.
Lot owners will please call az the office
In the city and procure their tickets, which
may be had from his date.
From and after hrst 81 May, no inter
ments inside or work lone without an
order from the Secretary in the city.
A messenger viii be sent out to the
Cemetery daily, when required, at 1Oa.m.
and 4 p.Iu., during the week days, and on
Sundays st 10 an. Persons having orders
Co send out viii be particular 20 note The
Office hours before the messenger leaves
samuel w. Phillips Is Superintendent.
and has charge Of a grounds; his Office
is at the north entrance Of the Cemetarv
The Office in the city viii be open from
s to 10 AN. u 2 TO 4 pm. daily. Sundavs
UAALHNaAaE IN QUINCY r " IA UH DIem NHmHU
8 10 10am. only.
No lot a be used until paid for. and
all work ordered must be paid for in al
vance, at The time the Secretary gives his
order,
By order Of the managers.
JOS. LENOW, President.
JNO ii. LENOW.
Secretary and Treasurer.
8. W. PHILLIPS. SUM-.
MANAGERS.
JOS. LENOW. A. III. FDRTTNDs
B. MILLER, j.. ID. WILLIAMS.
j. N. WILLIAMSON.
April IS, 1871.
NEW styles Of fansst the Southern Pal
see, 1872 Main street.
PABLOE AND OHuR0H OR0ANA.-Th8
leat ano most popular can BE- had st -
:. Holenbsrg's, "a second street.
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LOCAL NEWS

-Leddiu's College.
Attend RObsrtson's College.
w. y. EiJoheu's school, S03 Third st.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can DO had Of an newsmen in the
city.
win Mansford, at his book and peri
Ddicsl store has al the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
A fine lunch is set every dsy, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No, Is Union
street. DON'T forget the place, because
you viii be well served.
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EPAgTHrN &.
DEPARTMENT 6.

HENRY NJ. FERGUSON, superintendent.
Best buggy harness ............ I
Best wagon q
Best pair gents dress boots. ]
Best ladies' heavy. soled boots D
Best pair ladies' shoes
Rest sole-leather travelling trunk.--- i
Best nair mach coILars
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0,

H. LEMON, superintendent.
Best specimen ornamental stone work for
q
Best specimen stone OF marble manbei..--.. 2
Best pressed bT1ck, not less than twenty
il
Best display Of II
Best specimen center piece IN plaster or
composition design TO be considered ..... II
Best assortment terra Gotta WOrk...-...-.- II
Best display Of ornamental glass for build
ing purposes --.-.. q
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SHALL a name worthy stand" An
swer-yes. GO to S32 Second street and
buy several bedroom sets Of furniture.
You saw money, my good peOpls-try
them, all OF you Hand carts viii be out
advertising this store on Monday.
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90 aREAr 20 sroRE.

Having been unable to dispose Of our
entire stock in April, we will continue 60
sell, during the month of4Msy, the bal
ance OF our DRT-GOODss CLOTHING,
Doors. SHOES, ect., etc, &C lower prices
than ever, in order 70 close business.
An goods are marked with plain figures
to ssh. WM. FRANK,
20 Main street.
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The great table, in rear Of the music
stands, in charge Of Flstly, looked beauti-
ful with Its arch OF evergreeus, having q
bouquet Of flowers for an apex Under
this arch stood the GREAT u cake,
which was TO be given TO the Best married
lady on the ground. The goodness to be
decided by popular vote. The other
tables around the park were well ar
ranged and we'll attended. The usual
festivities for little people were on hand,
and the little people we're there to enjoy
them; for mechanics have q crest admir-
alton FOR children, Net often tnat those
men can take d holiday TO themselves,
they are nearly as hard-worked IS local
ediJOrz, VINO W get q holiday, nor a
LnLN L.mr-
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GLOVES, collars, parasols, fans and
other fancy goods just received, and viii
be sold At half their value, at New York
Cheap Fancy Store.
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DEPARTMENT.

CHARLES A. BEEHN, superintendent
Best specimen printing in colors..-..-.........
Best specimen plain pTintDg-----.-..-.--.
Best setuf blank 2
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HECHARIes' CO-oPERATIYE UNION.

WHERE are gsntlsmen's wear cleaned
without ipjuringP At the Memphis Steam
Dying Establishment, 252 Second street.
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J.. R. G~OLLADAY's forty-seventh month
ly drawing will take place al Louisville
KY, May 22d. Capital prize, house and
lot in Louisville, 5000; second, span OF
horses and carriage, 1920; third, set Of
diamonds, $500; fourth, Bradbury piano,
$500; fifty gold watches, 500 each; sixth.
combined reaper and mower, $3.50. Five
hundred and forty-four sthsr valuable
prizes, consisting of gold, diamonds, gold
and silver watches, silverware, furniture,
sewing machines, carpets, dry goods, jew
elry, standard books. fine paintings, mu-
steal instruments, etc.
The drawing will be conducted oy a
committee elected from the audience by
the ticket holders present, a statement of
which will be published aud furnished
ticket holders. Tickets, 81; six for s..
Orders by mail or express should be ad-
dressed TO j. r. G~ollsdsy, Bowling Green,
Ky.
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Joe Locke, % MT9siu street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety of dalies
in the civ.
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SMOKERS. ATIENTlON.

We take pleasure in announcing the ar
rival of a fresh lot of extra fine inn
ported cigars, including 3 small lot of
ladies' cigars.
s. KAUFMAN & BRO,
S, W. cor. Jefferson and Second streets.
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Ell suNDAY sga0OL cELEsRATI0N

The various Sunday schools Of the city
will meet at tho places heretofore desig-
mated this afternoon al 4 o'clock, for the
purpose of a grand rehearsal.
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THE LIrTLE FADED FLOWER
The Organ Of Jefferson Street that 6rlBrs
Malice" Refuses a Correction.

On Friday, the AUaJanche contained this
paragraph:
"a few days since, a couple OF young
Sw6dss of this city were taking a ride out
near Whites Station, when, being thirsty,
they stopped at a farmhouse for q glass
of buttermilk. While they were in the
house, the proprietor of the establishment
came up snd-they ssy-WithOut saying a
word went for them with al AK, forcing
them to fee to save their lives. Disiking
such rough and inhospitsble treatment,
they yesterday went before 'SquireElliOJt,
and had a warrant issued for the sangui-
nary gentlemsn's arrest"
The gentleman alluded to as going for
the young SWedes with an ak is Mr.. Go
lightly, who, we bslieve, is alike beyond
the reprOach and the sneers Of the AUI-
LGnche. He called yesterday at the Office
Of the "little faded flower" and was re-
fused the correction" to which he was
entitled, and which we find room for IS
for accomplished facts" it dom like 10
change even as a matter OF justice:
CORRECTION.
Editors ADpeuL-The article which ap-
pears in the AUIEducbe of Tuesday last,
with reference 20 a supposed attack made
by me on ONE Swedes, who were said to
have called at my house for a drink of
water, on Monday last, is untrue in every
particular. The facts are as follows: L
reside near Whites Station, near the
Charleston railroad. On Monday last two
drunken men came to my house and or
dered my servant to get them some but
termilk. Ny wife sent them word that
there was none in the house. They then
entered my house and went into my
wife's room, where she was sick, and
acted in a bOistsrOus manner My wife
fed from the house, and my servant met
me as 1 was driving up some cattle. L,
thinking they were robbers, struck one of
them with a cOw-whip several times. He
ran away. The other 1 chased through
my house, and captured him in the back
lot. 1 also struck him several times, and
led him out to the road, telling him to
leave my premises. The men we're not
seriOuly injured, and 1 think l acted In 3
very moderate manner toward men who
treated my family 50 rudely. These are
the facts connected with the case, and
these facts show the Avalanche statement
to be false in every particular.
+. H. GOLIGHTLY.
MA<ruu s-up DoDlfp Of 1OL ooufg ,or
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LADrEs1 underwear of all descriptions
at very low prices at New York Cheap
Fancy Store.
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ii. B, PACKER has removed his Office
to his coal yard, corner Washington aud
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SEA Moss Fsrine, from pure Irish moss,
for blanc mango pUddings, custsrds,
creams. etc. etc. The cheapest, healthiest
and most delicious food ia this world.
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DEPARTMENT..

il. EICHBERG. superintendent.
Best set bed room fUrniture 2
Best extension table. ....-. .--..- ]
Best washing 1
Best clOthes-drying rse-.-.--............... ....
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JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 286L Main
street, has al the late papers from all
parts Of the United States.
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JOHN NJ wAz1


WILL continue TIE COTTON FACTORAgu
w AMI COMmI5SFOE BUSIeE ss. F-0.-
this date, Nay LIST, under the arm style oil
John H. WVaro 90 q.
go Front Street.,
MEMPHIS, ;::::: TENNFss
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STOLEN.

MULE One dDe Light bay mare mule. l5E
vi hands high, 9 years old, crooked hinu
les. and STANDS with M feet far under.
Any Information tnat msy lesd 10 arrest OF
rhief or recovery o. mule, viii be literally
rewarded. by giving Information TO BAL
LENTISE WALL, at EsrdiF, Miss myl3
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COMPLETES stock of house furnishing
goods 1t Southern Palace.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FISHlNG GROUNDS.


DLACK FISH LAKE.
MEAFHIs, TENS, Nav ISL
- the public are hereby notified rIar
Elshery or stralton 8 HelsfanF -- uf--
kish Lake, VIII BE- opened from ms f--.
Conveyance VIII meet parties AL = $500
~ miles Hom Memphis. on L. Is. s.4F ---.
Tor the accommodation OF rirr7.s e-T
ing paEtlea. SIRATTON HFrSTEVT
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OLIVER, FIENIE q Co.'S. self rising
hOur, makes the best and Hghtsst biscuit,
and the flannel cakes made with IL are
superb.
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LOST.

TURLS-On last Thursday, q set OF bla ok
UuFls on Lfnden OF PoutOtoc streets, be-
tween Mulberry and Causey streets, any one
returning the same 10 No ZIg Besle street,
viii be rev aided.
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LADIES wanting an elegant LisleP0plin,
at zoe. should 20 to Mankan Brothers.
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NOTICE.

New arrival Of MsrseiIles and Piques.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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L. KREsEs's BULLETIN Of NOVELTIES

ELEGANT suits of Lawns, Linen Grena-
dimes and POplins.
MERINOEs in Milan, pearl and mixed
and rOugh-snd ready straw.
LEeHoRN, Sailors Bride and Artless
the latest shapes worn.
COLLARS, sleeves and sets, in point; va
lenclennes and linens, the latest styles
some very elegant.
LACE POINTS, white and black, in fine
Llama.
SOME fine lace sacques just re-
csivedi
FANS, fans; IN elegant assortment Of
fine fans just received.
L. KREMER.
JOSEPH kid gloves, all shades and col
Ors, at the Southern Palace.
BRIDAL TrOusseaux can be had, COM
plete, IN silks, underwear, rsady-mads
dresses, etc Al Menksu Brothers.
WHERE is the New York Cheap Fancy
SUore2 has often been asked. 233 Main
street is the place where ladies can get
more for their money than st any other
place in the city.
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PARAs0Ls Ah0 UHsRsLLAs,

WALKING sUIrs-Go to Msnksp Bro.
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Abe OOss, OF the Legal Tender, has
opened the above saloon at $50 Main
street, in the Bethel Block. II was form
erly Lou & Eds house, and afterward the
Lone Star.
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GOODS for the Sunday school cslebra-
tion az B. Lowsnstsin & Bros this week.
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The MEHgRIs BUTTON.


Since the Inauguration Of this splendid
enterprise by Messrs. PassmOre & Ru6iu,
We have several times taken occasion to
speak of them and their undertaking.
This was not necessary, for our homo
readers, for they sll know the high char
acter these gentlemen maintain in our
midst, and the value OF the property
| offered by them, but we did so to assure
those living away from US thst al is right
n fair. We now wish to urge upon the
people of Memphis the importance of
| lending his distribution their liberal and
prompt support, and to do it now without
further delay. The success Of PassmOrs
& Rufiu Is q benefit to US all, and he who
stands in the way Of their labOrs is in
deed a friend to this city love the left"
and in no other way. They are struggling
to dispose of a large quantity of real es-
tate for cash, by the only practicable plan
to effect it, and when they gather the
money together for its accomplishment,
there is no a branch of trade here but
what Will reap q benefit. Then let every
one call in at their office, No. 233H Main
street, tomorrow, and bid them good
speed by taking shares.
Go TO Wheaton q Co.'s, if you want a
fine new style hat cheap.
Thin breakfast bacon.
Beef tongues.
Dried beef.
Fin hams.
OLIVER, FINNIE g co.
LARGEST stock Of dress goods at the
Southern Palace.
FAIHy ZEPHYR lies,
In new shades.
A. SEESSEL g. SON.
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At very low figures.
A. sEEssEL d SON.
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or INFKREsr.-T0 know that the New
York cheap fancy store sell goods at sx-
ira low prices. Ladies would do well 70
20 there and price the goods.
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IN price, as well as s~Kc0lIsncs, the
Knabe piano and the Smith American
organ, are beyond ali composition, as
those viii hEG who call on GOepsI. SIS
Main street, and inquire the prices and
try the instruments.
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BURrrrg's CoooAIsa. Che favOriso hair
dressing.
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PICNIC parties

TO PICNIC PARTIFs-Ps-,-
teno getting up Picnic parties for f-r
season VIII do vel 70 bear fin mind
4A-t t1al Mr.. FEED. uELFHs. -rroprlafor
4Au4Q lark, corner Herusudl road
60 walAera avenue, viii give rle use urrIe
E.LA nee OF clarEe llr such nncrnnL-ur IN
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WALKING sUITs-M you want a cheaE
suit, e to Menken Brothers.
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LADIES linen and lawn suits, new
styles, at the Southern Palace.
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CFF1OB OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAaurQaroN MAY "a 1871.

CFFICB OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEg,
WAsHLNGTON, May Is, 1871
Synopsis for the past twanty-four hours;
The weather remains unchanged on the
California coast. The barometer has risen
In West Nebraska with continued light
and heavy rains. vt bas risen on the Lakes
and Ia the Mississippi valley, snd fallen
slowly in the Middle and Eastern States
Partially cloudy and clear weather. with
fresh and light winds hav8 generally pre-
vailed east Of the Mississippi The area Of
low pressure il indicated some distance
of aast OF the Atlantic coast. Rsi1
prevailed Friday evening in south Csro-
Inns. AMER extending 10 Delaware il
ceased m tnab region, but has continued
very Professionally On the No-tb rs--l1--
coast With Light NORTHWESTERN winds. n
= probable that the North Carolina storm
9ll slowly move eastward without eater
ln INTO the interior. Ne mstarisI change
naloated lor Sunday east Of the Miasi8-
Cloudy ana rainy weather are
probable vest OfIowa.
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LACE SHAWLs,

81. JosEPH's INFIRMARY- In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
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JUST opened new styles Of parasols at
tina Southern Palace.
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DRUID PLUMs-Very fine.
Pickles-Bottles, barrels and by the gal
lon.
Pickles-ChoW-chOw, onions, etc.
MusJards-BesJ English and American,
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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BUY a French straw hat for two dollars
at Wheaton & Co.'s.
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WALKING Suits in lawn andlinen; ele-
giant designs, just received, at Menken
Brothers..
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PlAs0s And ORGANS.

Strangers and visitors to the city should
not fail to call and sea the superb and
elegant Chicksring Pianos on exhibition
at the warerOOms of II. G.. HOllenberg,
"a Second street, opposite Court street.
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NEW stylehats just received at Wheaton
q Co.'s, sign Of the tiger.
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YrFTIEs. sFnAn SIS second sirass
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LADIES chemise At 70 cents, very good
quality, at New York Cheap Fancy Store.
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CABINET.

PRETTY trimmed hats At El.00, at the
New York Cheap Faucy Store.
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uTORAGE-Ample room for sn kinds OF
~ m~erehaudlss and household goods, In
ELLIOTT MILLER,
No 2 Elliott block, corner Promenade and
Jefferson street.
HFONEY-To loan Money on Collateral
w ADDRESS N. and z. p. @. o la myb
C~TrUATTON-As cotton salesman for the
- next season. bv one who has experience
in tue business. and can control a tnlr snare
Of trade frm the country. Best o. references
given. Address p. b. No. - MAIN stfee~
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SEB advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
psnsary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, " in another column. It
should be read by All.
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DREss Goods Sale, At Menken Brothers,
is worthy The attention Of the ladies',
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REDlcAL

CCRNs AND BUNJONs REWOvED-RY
y Ur. FEGETSGN, whose headquarters are
al he W1rgham House. corner Main and
Adams streets. Particular attention pad TO
ladies one from l2toS; 70 70 s pm.
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pREss saa1s.

In great variety.
A. SEEs5ELL &gON.
LIGHT gentlsmsu's wear is made Hra
new after being cleaned st the Mamuhfq
steam Dying establishment IA Second
street.
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LINEN Sheetinss cheaper than ever, at
menkeu Brothers..
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PARAsOLS ANB UsBRELLAs,

Just received.
A. sEEssEL q SON.
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In endless variety.
A. sEEssEL & SON.
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DlAGOHAN TRIs2lHG

REMEMBER the cheap tables at the
Southern Palace.
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LOOK sc The new French straw hat At
wheaton q Goa just imported.
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B. & BROS,
EXTRA lHDUeEMEH.

A MEETING Of the Memphis Bar Library
Association is called for to morrow after
noon, at 4 O'Clock, in the Second Chan
Gerry Court room. Members, and the bar
generally are urged 20 attend. A library
room has been secured in the Merchants
Insurance building, and several sets Of
reports already bought.
S. P. WALKER, sec'y.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed. by Nj. Cohen, S84 Main street.
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MANCHESTER poplin at l2L cents per
yard at B. LOwenstein & Bros, corner
Main and Jefferson streets.
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BOOMS AND BOARD.

nOARDrNG-A furnished room for q mar
ID red couple or young men, at ls0 Madi
son street. oyE
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COMPLETE stock Of gents furnishing
goods ~ Southern Palace.
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17rH,
GREAT
Remna sale
A. sEEssEL a SON.

CHINESE poplins at loo at Southern Pal
ace, $50 Main street.
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FOR ARKANsAs RIVER
FOR RED RIVER.

carter Line q Red River Packets -r-- r=L
efsoni shreveport. Strand Ee0-a
and Way LANDING
Le1-Lu0= r. Hsa. uerts-
Lbs elegant passenger steamer ~
VIII leave as above t
MONDAY, May 18th. at m.
J.I. WASHINGTON. Agent.
myl3 ~ MAJ ~ g--
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MOSQUITO Bars, ready-msde, at Menksn
Brothers.
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HIBERNIAN MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY.
The members Of the. Hibernian Mutual
Relief Society are requested to meet at
their hall on Mondsy evening, May Is, at
~ o'clock. to hear the report OF the Com
mlttee Of Arrangements. A ul atten-
dance is requested. By order of the Prssi-
dent. WM. WALSH, Sec'y.
WALKING SUTTs-A large stock at Mem
ken Brothers..
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