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n.y. TO THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT
A OF COLUMBIA.
SECOND REGIsTRATION,

The Board Of Registration for the District Of Co.
Warrington, on THURSDAY April s, ISL and hold
session daily Sunday excepted) until SAT
April Is, 1871, inclusive, from O'Clock m. until 5
o'clock D. M. for the purpose Of correcting the list
names OF those who may be ascertained not to be
qualified TO vote and for placing on the registry the
names 81 these who qualified to vote, but W D
were omitted in the previous registration for any
csuse.
To afford every facility to persons whs may desire
to register the Board has arranged to have
place Of registration for each TWO DlSTRICTs,
a. follows For the FIRST and SECOND; the
THIRD and FOURTH; the FIFTH and SIXTH;
,hs ! sEyES1H and E uGs the NINTH end
THIRTEENTH and FOURTE1NTh the FIJI
TENTH and HIXTEEETR the tEVEHTEENTH
and ElGHTEENTh; the 0INET8ENTa and
TWENTIETH; the TWENTY FRAT and TWEEN
The place OF registration for each division will
be designated by sign giving the number of the
District.
TO Those who Have Been Registered.
To give an opportunity to those who have been
registered during previous sessions OF the Board
lists can be examined at the room Of the Commits
hall, daily until THURSDAY, April 9th, on an.
Pile sti0n to j. Russell Barr: clerk In charge.
JOHN 8. OROCKkR,
Il. n. HALL,
GEORGE y. GIDEOs,
WI. O HARPER,
THOMAS MARTiN,
HENRY JOHNSON.
ROBERT A. GRIFFIN,
JAMES OORNDLL,
d. CABPENTER,
nhse STBPHEN NJ GOLDEN.
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TIE LATEST NOVELTY for ladies is the
japanese ParasOl, for sale by
LOCKWOOD, HUPTY K TAYLOR,
G23 Pennsylvania avenue,
6 adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
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w n. CALF q co.,

A BEAUTIFUL FIRsr-CLABs HEw Piano
"A tor sole at cost for osah by
q. WILD 4 BRO, ~
lnventors and Manufacturers OF the Patent Ban
cling Toy for pianos: dealers in Pianos and Musical
inssrumenes eeneraily. Tuning and Repairing
fAsthfally attended 90. nk1l-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-03

TIE celebrated idette Kid Glove,
81 per pair, at DOUGLASS
3,1 Corset and Cndergarment Factory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-03

A LAReR ASSORTMENT of light Cashmere
Pants. Eiseman & Bro, eos 7th street, May
Building.
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Bps YoR EXTENSION OF THE GOVERNMENT
PKiSTTSe OFFIcE.-TO-dsy Mr.. Edward Clark,
architect, opened the following bids for the
soDstrlction OF the extension OF me Govern
Dent Printing Office. A. Pannell 81 81: j w
Angus, e3 800; Litchfeld 81 Augherton,
t1e'4S0' y. u. Saylor, 80 100; John Collins
1902; Hunt & williams az 3t5: a. w Pc
sIns, 50 .l3S; Dellinger X Downing, sej 2D0.
Bright y Humphrey. s26 900 W. b. Downing q
BIC. 49,; Martin X Walker, S2i .99t; En-
q. Philips, 81 40; X. l. Fleming, S24 35,,
W Huestis. S3i $40; X. p. Falconer go sio. W
p Dent, 81 "; Leonard d Dillon, s29. 40, =.
y. fsgaeI s., az; j. Henderson, SIS 800.
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,DRILIP PEYsER,
fil46 zTa STREET, NEAR
sECOND HAND CLOTHING,
Also,
The highest cash price paid for
VERY HIGH OLD SILK BEAVERS.
Remember the number. mh27 colin
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Property In on parts Of the city for sale on long
credit Houses erected for persons owning ground,
and long time notes taken In payment. Reef Estate
Paper bought and sold. fe9-n
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL
BxnLows eALLrBSS OF OIL PAINTINGS
30. 1895 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sHHffnLD, Confectioner,
As soon % rested. mhSl
CTONE. STONE.
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KID GLOVES at One
Dollar a pair, at e. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 40S 9TH street. 3,2l
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REV. r. W. LowRIK rector of the Chnrch NJ
Incarnation. Protestant Episcopal. corner of
18th and y streets, will discont nue. his copnec
non with that church on Easter Monday, and ia
tends 90 spend some time in Minnesota for the
benefit Of bis health, which IL somewhat i'm
paired by his lSbors.
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ADAM FoREPAUGH Is the prince of showmen
and his splendid procession on the avenue this
morning gives some indication OF the resources
Of bis immense establishment, which eOmpr.-es
a rrst-class men3gerie and circus In separate
tents. His collection Of animals from Romeo.
the largest elephant in the United States down
20 some exceeds civ small specimens Of the ami
nal creation, embraces some very rare ANNA =;
While his circus is little better than come
which travel alone. OF course everybody will
20 The tents are located at the lot on 9th
street and the canal
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SAN y IN town. and will receive his frjen,
AZ the Naionsl Theater this evening.
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Have on hand and Saw o order Piatferms, Steps
Window Cap and s Is, Door Sills, ASHER, Wafer
Rough Block u ali dimspsions. Good sound stone
sor Bridge, Railrosd work, wharyes, and all heeyy
kspee Bubble work. Churches. Warshouse and
other heavy buildings, walls, and all Jobs where
strength aud durability required.
once and yard corner X and 18th streets N. w..
MI N WI. ON CIV. HAYDEN, becretAry1
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nrsIXTEENTH DISTRICT
DEMOCRATIC AND CONsERyATIyE DELE
GATE TO THE ASSEMBLY.
Primary Election TO select a candidate for the
House Of Delegates will be held on TUESDAY Aerij
4th, from q. 10. to p. NJ. at the Office of Charles
Walter. Fec, No. 342 ID street, opposite City all
No ore residing outside Of the Sixteenth District
will be allowed 20 vote.
By order of the Committee. m9'dtApi
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ALL THE LEADING STYLES of boys, youths
and mems Clothing at Oak Hall. 3,U,6
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FISH.
No. 80, elSsei.s sASk kAoKrRKL.
No. FAT MAOkEREL,
ko ECONOMY SHAD.
ST. yOHk ALEWIvEs,
PORTsMO pTH SPLIT HERRING,
tuDTfsH and sOSLfD RERRINs,
BROwHIHG a MIDDLEToH,
Ola Pennsylvania ssenu ne.
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OutUH HdII OIOtHIHX rOOm, COrHer n 81
and PeDnsylv ania avenue.
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A TEMPERANCE MEETING was held last nj ght
A. Asbury Church, on 18th street. Rev. W w
Foreman conducted the religious exercises. Mr.
Pomeroy, Dr. JAG ksoD, Mr.. Drew, and General
large number signed the temperance pledge.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can be
had in all qualities and prices.
q. BAUM, Corset Importer.
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PROFESSOR CROMWELL gives his FIRST art en-
tertalnment in this city At Lincoln Hall this eve.
mig, and, from the endorsements he has
received from people OF culture and refine ment
II he cities where hts beautiful views have been
exhibited, We are warranted in cordially recon-
mendiDg them TO the public. Italy, with its
bniidings, statues and paintings, viii be Illus
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The CELEBRATED Marquise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades, has just been
received at e. BAUM's
Kid Glove DepOt 4DS Tth 81.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miller's, APO 7th street, opposite odd Fellows
Hall. 1913:
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Dk hoRrIE, the French creole who marie,
the daughter OF Downing the coIored cstere
IN ths eiiy, has determined to carry 90 a hiehe
eonrt the suit he brought against a Chicse,
IestAuI 2DteGr iCT erPellIng him and his wiz
from the premises on account OF color. The las
deefIOr, u will be remembered, allowed ID
Mortie only one cent damages instead OF - Ooe
az lie claimed.
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THE LITERARY REUNION at the residence of
Hon. HoratO King on Saturday evening last,
was one OF the most pleasant of the series,
which Is strong praise. Dir. kaufman, the
artist, gave q dissertation on art matters.
Captain Almont Barnes followed in some reci-
tons, tOriginal.l His poems Victoria nv
Queen ''IDfieS,", and Little Maud" were
exceedingly well received Mrs. Daniels of
richmond, next sang some beautiful songs.
Her rendition Of'Our Darling Maud" was fine.
Next Saturday evening closes these delightful
reunions, and Monsieur de Cnambrun will lee
TurR. "
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NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Original
Francs, s31 It'll street. The cheapest Store 10
the city. No branch stores. 3,2,I: =
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REAL Estate SAIEs.-Tbos E. wagyaman.
real estate broker and auctioneer has sold lot
Is and part of lot Ia, IN Lenox and Heller's sub
division Of square No. 81, improved by two
frame houses. TO Thomas Means, for $3.50.
Messrs. q. W. Havenner x Co, auctioneers
sold on March 2sth, brick house and lot on New
Jersey avenue. near street, to 5. ID. Castle
nan ITlce, 81 go.
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MOCHA, OLD CONVENIENT JAVA,
CEiL9H; LASUATRA; nARAcAIB0, RIo
20, s ssls isr % COFFEE ALL sRADEs.
BROWNING a MEDIATION.
Ola PeHnsylysnis ayeu
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFT0E OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, May p, 1871,
FINANCIAL


There are no new developments Ia local
monetary edlirs, and but little Of interest
10 mention ina connection with financial
matters in this market. Money is reported
essy by all the leading banks and banking
I houses, and yet rates Of interest tremRiu
firm st l0l4l2 per cenb.t with no class Of
paper meeting with favor excepting
strictly "gilt-edgs,n or that secured by
c0llatarals worth their weight in diamonds
and precious stones. Real estate security
Is 40 a discount, but stocks and bonds are
taE6n after a careful investigation as to
their value, and even then only on thirty
or sixty day notes. Ia the open market
there is an abundant supply Of capital
seeking investment, but like the banks
the lenders only want "glt-edge,' or
something mllysecured by COlatarals. Ae-
c~ommodaions are obtained" by our en-
8rEeLic though unhealthy curbstOns pc
rasors at from to g per cent, the outside
being the interest with the brokers T"
commission included. We cannot VOuCh
for the truth Of q report that reaches us
regarding tha "C1Bmissi1uB' mentioned,
bus hear is stated tbat whore a borrower
ls tl urgent need the 'cur0stOne" gentle
men would, in making ont his bill, run
that portion up higher than the actual in
tersst on e sixty-day note, even were real
estate or personal property offered as
securely. This rule does not, however,
sppIv 10 all Of that profession; and yet
were we compelled 20 name the exceptions
it would be a hard task, and require, per
haps, the physical strength OF the entire
newspaper fraternity OF this city, as the
brokers here are q muscular body of
men, and several Of them highly devel-
oped, especially I'M the "msnly art" in
wrestling, l0Ot-raCing, etc and, just now,
having little else 20 do than est or drink,
and, too, b-siugsUmewhat fretJed over the
recent uISc1 in Mississippi and Tennessee
stock, they might prove urst best.
The exchange market continues quiet,
and rates unchanged. Several accOmmO-
datiOu transactions ia Eastern exchange
are reported between banks at ST 25gl 90
premium per $1,000. Cotton bills are COM
ing In slowly and not in lsrge quantities,
and are taken ii par by all the banks.
New Orleans bills are bought ut ZQZ dis
count, and sold at par. Eastern and
Northern bank checks ara taken at psr 10
4 premium. and sold as follows:
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AS was anticipated 10y The APPEAL, the
offerings to-day we're b5lt6r and larger
th ia since early ia the week, from the
fact that a large portion of The cotton pur-
chased ~ spectators early in the week
was again placed upon the tables for sale.
Buyers on Eastern account were moving
about cutie lively throughout the day,
while exporters were cut of the market.
Excepting a few bales bought by one,
thsrs were no sales TO e exporters reported,
and spectators stood on waiting TO see
thu turn OF affairs next wees. Factors, as
q general rule, were quite hrm, and ia
most cases obtained their own prices, eX-
cast f8rs0m8 few smal l0tssOld before the
D. eption OF the first teiegraphic advices
from the EAST Sales during the day were
1850 bales IS follows. % Low Middltng
ID 15Lc. 3 do f5c. 68 Middling, full style,
I6aI do I5Tc. IL do 16Lc, l5 do l0Hc, do,
SLY. I5Lc. 6S5ric5 Middling 1870, 8 do
1899, 2Middling, fair I71fe, 10 Strict Or
dilaFy l3c, O0d0 I3 Ll-l6c, 81 do 1870. do
iaHc, lz8 do TO Low Middling l3ol5Mc.
100 Good Ordinary and Clean Stained
sac Clean Stained l4}zc, do lao %
: gnt Stained, 1919, - Stained
~ q Ordinary l3el IS Inferior
I'D Htflos Good Ordinary ll@l4Kc,
aht numerous smaller lots. Prices
EePoi.94 varying ln some cases from u to
BE on th6 sans grades ana clas7Ifeation7.
in some instances varying nearly one
gTsd5 on the same lista Reeafn1s wsre
Al bales; shipments 90 hales. stoct eI5S
bsles. The New York market onened
quiet ct l6%e ior Kidding, and closed
st3sdy, with Ae advance Ga AM orsdes
futures $50 closing hrmer, with a sliehf
advance. The Liverpool market ops5ed
dull I'D 7sd Tor Upiands and 7Zd for or
Isane. and cl0sed hrm st 75S07Hd for the
former and 7%d lor the latter. The New
Drlsans market opened hrmer at 160l6Ic
ard closed strong. TIE latest advicss
from other points viii be found in cur
dispatches in this column, and 10 u tel
sgrsphic market reports On b hrst page.
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cattle, little is. doing, being too early IL
the season, and are quotable at S2504l pei
head. Sheep, 1880, as to quality,
Lambs scarce, n active az 81 50@5 the
latter price can only be obtained for
strictly prime lots, Hogs dull at.5g5cl
with demand for light weights only.
Mich COWS, $4,000.
LEATHER-Hsmloek sole, 33G858; OAK
sole, 35G48e; saddle, 40643e; brides, s4a
G69 per dozen; uppers, 35048c; Calfskin8i
American, per dozen, S30048.
MOLAssEs-Firm. Common to choice
Louisiana, 50S45c; syrups, 7O99Oc; cor
ghum, 4O045c.
NAILs-Firm, al "a 1904 IS rates.
NAVAL STOREs-Tar, in kegs,rateO0 for
pine; IN 40 gallon barrels. solo. Pitch,
81 per barrel. Oakum, 2@3 per bale.
OHs-COal oil, Z7428c per gallonj lin
seed, raw, 81 O79l 10; linseed, boiled, 81 II
al 10; lard, 81 10; train, 81 l2H0l %,
POULTRY - Quiet at 81 5095 50 for old
chickens, and 8 75G5 for new.
PROvIsIoNs-Are dull. Mess pork
S18 90. Bacon clear sides, 9Z@1Oc
clear rib, SZ@9Zc; shoulders, no
TIC; sugar cured hams, 14L0l5Zc. &C.
e0rdingtO brand; breakfast bacon, 1910
l4Hc; clear bulk sides, 9@9Zc; shout
ders, 6%G6Zc. Lard quiet; tierce, uK9
l2Zc; key, IZal2Zc; caddies, 14GI4Ec.
PRoDUCE-Quiet. Old peaehblOW po-
tatOes are dull at % 0Og3 %, and new in
better supply at "a O004 90. Sweet pota-
toes, 81 per Dbl, and duh. Cabbage scarce,
aud firm st S27g2S per 100. New onions,
81 5OG6 90. Green peas, g 90 per bushel;
stock peas, 81 5091 70.
PowDEB-Mining, per key, "a 90; rif1,
SO so.
RICE-south Carolina, lo@l0Hc; Lou
isiana, $1,000.
STARCH-596e per pound.
SoAP-German notified, 7Z97ZC; yell
low, 5G5Zc.
sHoT-Ranges from q 50 to. g 90 per
sack.
SUGARs-Steady. Louisiana open kettle
choice, l2Jlc; yellow clarified, I2%@I2Zc;
white clarified ,l3Z. Refined, crushed, pow
dered and ~granulated, l4Iz@lsAc. Coffee
A, l3LC; B, 1899; @, BE; extra do. 1870.
SALT-2S0 pound barrels, g 25G2 50;
dairy, s. 3093 30; sack, 81 IS for coarse,
and 3 Tor fine.
SPIRITS - HigbWines, soc; old Crown
anchor whisky, zoe; old Magnolia do, soc;
old Tennessee white do, 81; old Bourbon
do, 81 10; TuscsrOTa Bourbon, 90, 81 Is;
Glen Albin dO~Sl 80; Hindes do, 81 70;
Ford's do, g 70; apple brandy, s. 25i
peach do, So; New York do. FF 81 80;
Ot2rd, Dupuy q Co, 1850, do, 81 90; SWsn
gin, 81 25s Fish imported do, s. so; old
port wine, 81 2594 90; sharrydO a 50G5;
sparkling catawba-pints, SIG; quarts, Sl4;
clarst, per case, "a; Home bitters, per
case, 81 so; Our Own Southern do, per
case, S7GS; Plantation do, per case, So %;
Hostetter's do, per case, &c; Beuedictine,
SIS per dozen.
VIEEGAR-CCmm0n and picking, SS6
SO per barrel
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PETIT0N - MelRPoRATIlH.
3I4.-Lu the First Chaucery Govt OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.

No. 3I4.-Ia the First Chaucery Couf OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.
NTHEREAS. d. j. Wicks. ". T. Avery, a.
w W.. Peters, ID. CDckrill, +. W. R1yster.
j. J.. Steele, u. o. Paa1ca, W. h. Lake. "a. a.
Montgomery, G.. Jones, J.. O.. Johnson, II. II.
Barnes. Frank Taft, L.GGarrett, W. J .NhoOn.
K. q. BrinkIey, j. O. McCOmb, @. T.. Vance.
Lylgs L. Holman, W. III. Cherry. ii. Henlv-
TbOmas Boyle, - Martin, Mrs. KenzIer.
Mrs. CorrelL August Berton, W. Dean. p. H
DOnn6lyi A. AOnteved1i j. Eighe, f. NJ. WIN
tiers, Thomas n. Patton, Leon Trousdale.-
WIlenO1rg5 Mrs. &C Atkinson. Mrs. -
Douglass, A. p. Garry speed. o.. j. Saffen.
q. j. 6argan, all residents Of shelby countv.
tennessee and the present cOrpcrators oil
TIE SHELBY COUNTY TURNPIKE COMPANY.
nave nIed an applc2GtOn IN the First Cnan-
Gerry Court Of. shelby county, for an amend
men6 70 the charteE OF said Turnpike Com
panyi granted 10 BY an act OF the General AS
semDLY OF the state OF Tennessee, passed dur
ing session OF th6 Legslarure held in 1865
2 1853. The desired amendment being that
additional powers be granted said corpora
4on as 70 the rules governing subscrloersi
tnat the powers OF the President and direc-
TORS ne enLargeQ concerning the purchase ana
Qlsposa OF real estate, the negotiation OF
etc, etc. For further Information re-
ference Is had to said petition herein.
III is therefore ordered, that al persons ~
string so to do make their appearance Asl9
at the Courthouse of said CaurE IA lAe sLs5
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before gAsLAst
Monday tn July, 1871, and shcE ealse, ES-5
have. why the said eloAl
not be granted according % l4s prayer u
said petition, or the same vi ~ Ls--1 az
Urocesded with exparte, and that q copy OF
this order be published for thirty days IN the
M a. COLE, clerk and Master.
pvP II Rack. Deputy CLERK q Master.
rs r Fqrnas end Van y. Anderscur Attys.
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.PErIIaM F0R LMelRElR.T-Oa.

No. 500, Rim ths Fltst Chancsry Court Of
shelby County.
WHEREAS, T. H. Allen. T. II. Cooke, W-B.
~ PettigreW, W. f.. Boyle. George ".
Git, s. p. Reed. H., Wade, w J. B. LOusdaie
H j. Ward end W. r, Moore have fled a pc.
tltIOn In said court praying TO be ncorpo-
rated under the name and style OF the
Mercantile Library Association OF Memphis,
for the purpOseO OF establishing and maintain
ing a library ~ the city OF Memphi7, Tor par
tituIGrs OF which reference Is made CD the Pc
LLIOu in said cause
Lt Is therefore ordered. That any and
all persons interested mus appear herein, at
ths CoUr House, in the city OF Memphis on
or before the first Monday IN June, I871, and
show aus III any they have, why the said
association ahOuIa not be Incorporated, and
the prayer OF said petitioners granted, or the
same VIII be heard and proceeded with aL-
parts; and thai a copy OF this order be pub
i5hsd for thirty days In the Memphis Ap-
peal.
A copy sttest. EDMUND A. COLE,
CLERK and Master.
BY r.. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk ana Master.
B, p. Anderson Attorney app
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BEEHsHERA SP3IMes.
G-runav o.. rem.

0-AH o+-+u
This property having been purchased by
the undersigned, and thoroughly RENTED
and turu1snad, viii be opened % the public
for -ho ensuing season, on the 18Th June
next.
Forths bensdt Of those persons who have
never vl5l ed this, before ths war. celebrated
watering place, We beg leave to say that, Tor
the eXcelIeucy Of It's cHaly beaJe and freesCOEe
waters, grluQeur of Ecsnery and purity OF
atmosphere, 10 is not surpassed, 81 eQusled,
by 20 establishment in the South. The To-
cation is upon "a Of the highest points Of
the Cumberland Mountains, W-thiu a few
hours ride Of the University or the South,
and Of the large Swiss colony recently estab-
ushed in UhIs state.
VISITORS leaving Huntsville. Chattanooga
or NASHVILLE by the morning train, win aye
rive at the Springs, ria TuIlahCma and Nc
MlnnY1Le, on the evening of lEe same day.
Parties wishing 10 enssEe rooms for the
season can DO So hy addressing Us at Nash
vile until 18th Mayi after that Time at Beer
sheba Springs.
CHARGES EOS BoAED-By the day, So by
the week, 81 sos by the month, $50. Children
Gnd servants hall price.
RESIDENT FzEsICLAss-Dr. j.. ID. Winston,
NASHVILLE Dr. T. n. franklin of sumner
Co. S. 81. SCOTT & co.
Nashville. Tenn, ApruL.I ISL ape
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d sslur5ay. - b. -

within legal hours. b toIioTLnE describe
tract or land situated. lying and BENG IL y.
county OF SHELBY and state Of Tauua-gza r..
the STATE me road three miles nom the cr
ot Aempn1 being balance o. s rwe
which B subdlv-ded into tracts OF sbort Gv
acres each.
ELas OF diagrams may be- had at NV oEfer.
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uo-1s 1eaag interest," with EoGf Eeo1r
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PETITIONS F0R INCORPORATION.
PETIrl0n EoR lseoRPORAIIoa.

no: 84 Rim the first Cuancey Court OF
Shelby County.
Va| HEREAs, h D. Buckley, LAIagrfu. A.
w P~earsGl, G. r. Paterson. 3. F.COuItsr.
j. N. Eelting, Henry White, - Hudnau
and W q. Ellis, all residents OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, have dled a petition in
said Court praying to be- Incorporated IN
der the name and styIsOf b
WOBEENGMEN'S BUILDING AND
loan ASSOCIATION
for the purpose Of s~Ccumulatiug funds TO be
loaned to the members Of the Association.
and 20 aid % a5sis. the men bers OF the as
ISOLATION in procuring homes Tor them
selves in SHELBY county Tennessee, and TO
make sucn other investments as shall be
provided Tor by the Constitution.
10 is therefore ordered thai 2 and all per.
sons interested must appear herein, at the
Courthouse. In the city OF Memphis. on or be-
fore the first Monday in July. ISL and show
cause, II auv they nav why the said Asso-
citation shout not be incorporated and the
prayer Of Eald petitioners gIznredt or the
same viii Ice heard eZpartss and that COPY
Of tbIs order be published for tHirrv dav8 Ia
the Memphis Appeal
AcOpy-AttssJ
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk snd Mastsr.
BY j.. q. MCHENRT. Deputy q. y.
B. p. Anderson, Atty. ms
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SCHOOL FOR NEXT FALL TERM-Two
- lad1ss OF ripe scholarship AM long x
pelIenee IA TIE management of schools, de-
sire an eligible location for the establishment
o. a Eemele Seminary Ofhlgh order, or would
lake eAarse OF q already established. Can
give q pest references, If needed, can sups
ply q good philosophical app ara6us, win
other regulates to thorough Instruction.
teachers, please address
Teachers, care Of Hugh Torrance.
aPSe6We0d No. 0JenerR on street.