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w tANTED.-DR. q. WILSON HUN
W TEX offers his services 10 all Ia need Of
W'ncal attention il vrIy moderate rates. P3ys
1i""lai attention TO the 1iScaaCs ut ladies and
children ana Will ga ,ranlce the cure Of RlikU-
MAIl1M and kkCaALGlA ry tl.c use "f his
pi"ai remedy, THE UNpDUBpED CURE"
"iir6 can hc had for ~ per box Of any III St
tt'h drugElyt Ia every Scclluu Oi countfy. Per
s"rs al 4 d!-;ancc desiring hrs attention can al
dfrss him at ElcbmOnd, Va. Uftice, 100 Grace
sGclt. ICY 2O-d2w&wim
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WANTED. TO SELL \ STYLISH
~ %hW UrkN BUGa I.-Thlo Bugsy has
n,y,I 'ccu used al ali VS. made ID orucr Of the
zee g, malc:itl and wors manshp, with The pateut
n,c, ar!rned aN;e5, i.ud bes. nglish ttcl
springs.
4 bargain c,G BE- had ii il. ippy 10
SLETLD5 IL CARY,
uy4 6.9Bcohd street.
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/ JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mers
'hauts, clerks Of courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
Ill others having orders for printing, TO the faci.
l.ies offered At tue DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds Of Job Printing We can furnish at
lsbort notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-H Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets.
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
| Seventy-six cubic feet constitute half.cofd Of
sawed wood. W. 3. PITCHER,
81 20 south sth Ut.
SIxty-four cubic feet do not mske haif-cord
of sawed woud. W. s. PILCHEH.
We sell sEvENTY-sIx cubic feet for . half-cord
Of sawed weed. w. y. PILCHKR.
Sixty-fvur cubic feet make hsif-eord Of long
wood W. y. PnCKER.
We will sell sixty-four cubic feet Of sawed oak
for S3, delivered w. B. PILCHER.
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WANTED, n COLURED WOMAN
come well recommended. apply al lhs Office.
.E-lW
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w ANTED, SPf NCEh CARBlNES and
W EIFLES, CDLT'S ARMY and hAFI P1S-
loLS, and HENRY klFLts. At
;. nUIHERLAHDS,
Inv l5.lrn iIC6 ain street
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The biggest collection of peck-sies are at e. b.
SPENCE G SoN's, 1900 Main street -.
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WANTED, Il FEMALE COOK and a
~ Hl lILt.H. E"uc bal ..ora ana iii nj anca
Lg,.j tuftl- t. - = Fi"nsI;G sitc-t. my }n-3t*
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WANTED, FIFTY MEN, TO WORK
w "u Inc Qu:nticu branch Railroad In stat
i"rd county. FOR good men l viii pay $l50 per
afT. Apply /" j. ,. BRAGG, yard ma 5ter, Rich
m'ud, fredericksburg and Po,cM1c rairosd dc
I"l, ~ - tac, on taC "o h. -
luy 10 IN, IL. SAUNDERS.
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WANTED. no LEND MONEY on
~ ~MGEDS. q OIL, aud SILVEk WATCH
- Jc"ELki, SiLEEItW-A Es, &c, &c. All
hH>iness strictly Cnundeiilal. Closed Saturdays,
eL ). A. WInSIOCR'S Loan Office,
No. Ii, ldth street.
py0- In brlwren Maln aud FrankIin.
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w i y + + D-Genuine HAVANA CT
W CARS, imported by tie largest house OF The
s'mf iu sew oricAus invite al! persons In the
Fst", ~ those Hbo buy impn!teu ttcdiS In any
quantity, H. call aud sAetnl.e my SAMPLES 1t n III
It!u nd yuu q! did tlUlts. re-.
=. A. NIHSJutk, no. II, l4'h st..
m" p In between Nam ard Frank in.
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WANTED, by Il married man, OF some
W eNnerisnce. a S!4 UAIlOS III y tobacco
IArtnIy; willing TO make htnssclf generally Useful
an"uI the factory. References furnished If re-
q4}rcG. Address &c. ". g." Dispatch Office.
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NANTED-Sj0 GOO worth Of PAWN
" BHuhEKAt.k k---at II. hAhklS
Eup'S ,,!d-rsiAblisncd aud reliable Pawn Office,
40. 1851, Main street tup st3lrS- - Liberal al
2U'-> d! aGt un lItmCnis, TOLD y Aicnes, Valu-
Hpr :" rS"lal property, &c, &C., al rcaaccd rates
q charges. ol valuable cOlateralS B'tslress
.n"t'y cpnti,cLt!a!. Ctice hoGfs, $ 4. n. ID -
81. ny lin
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SIxtY-four cubic feet do not mske hs,f-cord
OF sawed woUd W. s. PILCHEH.
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.shATINo CAHN1vAL AT assxABLr HAL1.8
ihere win be another grand fancy dress carnfvat
on tkstes next Frfdav pfrht ~, ssaf2 ~ .
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S,EHE ANTS WANTED - COOK,
= CIiAMRfE%AtD, and WASH Est- during
-" suilElc, mon lis Il the county.
=. =. HANALL,
ny :, -lM geo race stICst.
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aG.rs superior and musu Il inducements 10 those
.h;.4 10 In. urr. Assets, So e01. 900 annual In
CuIlr. s2.teQ0r0. WM. l.. " WHiTh, kgent,
ny sI-lw 1903 Main ST., ne II l2th street.
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WANTED, persons afflicted with that
~ Iu4tlisome disease uaAOKRHUIDS, or
r'LE>. T. know that DR.. HUNTERS PILE
ulNTM.Ni Is the latest AID best preparation
luT It's purpose now offered TO the public. Sec cir
yIlAr. For sale hy druggists generally and by
II. II. Ft.R: Sn- N, Druggist.
~ Scst Br, al street, iicLmond, Va.
nv ".-F l. Ih.i's
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WANTED. twenty good DRlLLERS
" and Q Q+ARKYME$. Wages, $3.50 to Sits
~; Gsy. Apply at once 10 TIE
JAMES RIVER GRANITE CO.,
.-r.,.s: l2mlles below Rockets.
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WANTED, everybody to know that the
81. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE IHSURAN-E CO.
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w AATED.--W >uiier from hcmor-
7 rh"iG or plies whca r"u ctr get bl y o.
~. :!rut.I's IL r .liNI .dfsr !"r htty cents oi
III, GruESis! in thc cit? u : guaranteed Ia cure
'r lite money Will l." rcfJnd a. ry brN OF 1 Ii
7 .n' tBIkD CURE, l!cn Is Il positive cure
.,r rheumatism and aGur..i..a. III. 80 81
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seventy-six cubic feet constitute half.cofd Of
sawed wood. W. 3. PITCHER,
'....f y "a south 9Th uf
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CERNANTS WANTED.-I wish to hire
: . cox and NURSE, without incunlbrance.
JOHN l.. GRUBBS.
rv2I w 0! GrubhS L Williams.
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We sell sEvENTY-sIx cubic feet Tor half-cord
Of sawed weed. w. y. PITCHER.
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WANTED, TWO HUNDRED RAIL
W ROAD WANltS ior Chesapeake and hio
..g~osG ayes. +! so /" 81 per dav.
t,su. one Ht<p~En col RED WOMEN
.,. -. NorIL. Wages Si2 10 $50 per moth.
J. T. JCSTIS
,,.r d.. Labor Agent. NO. Q, 18th street.
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VERSAILLES, May 6.-At noon to-
day there was q sharp engagement in
the trenches in front of Forts Issy and
Nanvres.
The Versailles troops carried by as
sault a small redan defended bya force
OF Communists, who were taken pris-
Oners. The work wasg evacuated by
the Nersaillists, in consequence Of its
exposure TO the fire of Fort Vanvres.
The Worlds Paris special of the 9Th
Gays General ROsset is preparing for
an offensive movement
Forty thousand Of the best men of
the Communists still retain Fort I,sy
and cannot be expelled. The TrOca-
dOre batteries have been advanced,
and have opened fire against Fort
Nalerien.
BIanchet, a member OF the Com
mune, has been arrested by order Of
his associates.
General ROsset, in his operations
against the Nersaillists, avoids all
useless destruction of property.
LONDON, May q, 1870 a.m.-Ihe an
ticipated dehnicive treaty of peace viii
be signed at Frankfort as soon as made
and the payment Of the indemnity
settled.
Firing south Of the city is vigorous,
while at Neuiuy and Asnieres it is /
alternately furious and weak.
A fresh attack on the southwest Of
the city is impending.
To IS said that ROsset and DOmbrOW-
ski are upon unhiendly terms.
The ReUeiiIs reports BOnapartist in |
trigues at Geneva.
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De SOTO
What is Bslna Doau Thsrs-saFdls eraws
ApsCs-Ths New eoahH Humbug-
Geusrsl Jail Deliver -eraBs snd
q Pair sf DO5tsrs-suasa-
lag RsinstaFms.


II LkN ANDlr 1ALsesf aaaAg q Aof T.
Yesterday was Memorial Dsy'
here. and Chancery Court had ad-
faurned on Wednesday evening till
this friday morning, in order to
give lawyers, officers, and everybody
else fuIl 0pp0ri unity to participate in
the ceremonies.
As YOU viii doubtless receive from
other uens full and accurate accounts
OF the interesting occasion, it is only
necessary for me TO say 1t lC0s UegV
interesting, numer0usly attended and
uiLl be long remembered. So also of
the concert and festival 1t night,
which ran into the ''Wee sma' hours
OF the morning"
The people of misplace, and indeed
o. the whole county, are considerably
exercised on the subject Of the divi-
sion Of the county. The bill Is still
before the House Of Representative
at Jackson, and no one knows when 10
VIII be acted on. The Legislature
viii adjourn, however, on the 18th,
and Whatever is done in the matter
must be done very soon.
The county seat Of Pamela county
YOU sra doubtless aware has been re-
ALIFrl- z. 2-AA-1f q EAAH -t-E anu
h0urishing town fTe or six miles
north Of Tallahatchie river and On the
Mississippi snd Tennessee rail-
road, about midway between Mem /
phis and Grenada. The jail,
understand, is 90 be built at once. /
All the prisoners escaped from the jail
OF that county a few nights ago,
among them were three murderers.
By the way, in Memphis, few
DAYS since, ] was surprised 20 ind
that so many Of the quandam, Old
and valuable citizens Of Pamela county
had removed 10 and settled in your
city. Without mentioning those who
settled there Immediately before and
after the var .and there were many Of
them. / met 1Iessrs. Fletcher, Lewis,
Watkins, snd Doctors MOseley and
Philhps-tne latter eminent in their
profession. and DR.. Phillips one Of the
pioneers Of the county He COM
meuced his career at Belmont, in
early manhood, remained there until
the town became but 3 remnant Of
what il was, and then removed to
P3uOla. whence he removed to Mem
pl-s. His progress and success are
sure and steady. In Doctors MOseley
and Phillips your city has gained two
Of Aississippis best physicians and
most accOmp IIshed gentlemen. What
Mississippi loses, therefore, Memphis
gains
The weather is UuCOmfOrtably cool
this morning, to the damage both Of
cotton and health. Swollen streams
throughout the country have done
great damage to crops, but they are
not entirely destroyed.
RAMBLER
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TELEGRAmS

The mother Of Speaker Blaine died
at st. Paul, MINI, yesterday.
Judge Dewitt has continued the
Cishin-BlOOd scandal for a week.
Steamer Carrie burned at Augusta.
Ga, yesterday, with 500 bales Of
cotton.
Weston is displaying his legs in st.
Louis. He walks 200 miles in Al
hours.
The town Of FalsOm, California, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss,
Sl25, 900.
Bismarck and Favre are at Frank
fort -On-the- Main preparing to hold a
c0nfab on the situation.
The street car companies Of New
York, yesterday agreed to employ no
person on a political recommends
ton.
The Scranton coal miners made an
attempt 30 come to an understanding
with the " bosses" yesterday, but
failed.
The Board Of Health Of Philadel-
phla, Is removing cases Of relapsing
fever to the municipal hospital and
closing the houses Of the patients.
Bishop Bailey has purchased the
old arsenal property at jersey City,
\. j and a college for preparing stu
dents for the priesthood is 10 be cree.
ted at once.
Advices from Mexico say that the
Vera Cruz and Mexico railroad is 90
ing ahead. There was a protestant
church dedicated there the other day
In the presence Of an immense au-
dienCe.
A gallery ia the Sing Sing prison,
New York, gave way yesterday, and
a crowd Of cOnvicts were precipitated
forty feet. Tremendous excitement
and wild attempts at escape followed.
No one killed.
A representative Of the New Eng
land Reform League announced in
the Labor Convention, at New York,
that the WOrkingmeu Of New Eng
land would run candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President, next elec-
ton.
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Sr. LOUIS. May 6.-Senator Sumner
has been invited by the st. Louis Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association
10 deliver the opening address at their
fsir. en- the first Monday 10 October.
Prepafati0ns are being made to dec
Orate the graves Of the Union soldiers
in this vicinity on commemoEation
day.
ine State W0man's Suffrage AssOci-
alton this evening declared the assOci-
alton an auxiliary Of the American
Woman's Suffrage Association. This
declsratiOn has been before the society
nreviouslv. creating such feeling that
Mrs. Miner, President Of the assOcia-
ton for f0ur years, resigned, and To-
dsv withdrew from the society alto
0efher. several ether members fol
loved. and there viii probably be q
sniff fn the association.
The Steamboat Great Republic was
I'D to-day 10 w. H. Ihr0Wegan, by
- United States Marshal, f0r s48,
~ Sc cost s30. GOO three yeam ago.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Judge Rich
ardsOn, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, who left Washington Tor his
home last night, upon The return
Of Secretary Boutwell, from his West
eru trip, viii not take his departure
for Europe, IN connection with the
new bonds, for several weeks. He
viii return here for Instructions before
leaving the United Statet. By the
time OF his departure, the newly en-
graVed bonds viii be ready for dis
tribudOn to subscribers, and il is be-.
lieved in official and financial circles
that this circumstance itself will great
" augment subscriptions.
Secretary Robson is still absent
from Washington. There is no matter
Of special Importance relating to the
Navy Department under cOnsidera
ton.
General sherman it not expected to
return nom his tour of inspection
throughout the Southern States for
several weeks.
Letters and official reports from va
riOus points in the Indian Territory
show that the Indians are very quiet
and the whites have no apprehension
OF any organized hostility the current
season.
Reports are constantly received at
the internal revenue office of efforts of
organized parties in the Southern
States to prevent the enforcement Of
the revenue laws. Among the latest
is a report from Supervisor Melon
aid, asserting that much Illicit dis
tilling is done in the Second district
of Missouri. Ia many cases, the Su-
pervisOr says, regular ku-klux no.
uces have been sent to officers of the
revenue department. Collectors of
Internal Revenue report that several
officers Of that bureau have been de-
TERED from the proper performance Of
their Official functions, and troops have
been called for to prevent outrage
upon them.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The Presi-
dent left Washington this forenoon
for Philadelphia and viii return with
Mrs. Grant Monday.
". ". COrCOran's condition is still
considered critical by his physicians.
The President has appointed Judge
Otto, late Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior, member of the United States
and Spanish Mixed Commission for
he settlement Of claims of American
growing out OF injuries and
CON nitted in Cuba.
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MARKETS.
ID EGRAPH.I


NEW YORK, Nay e.-Dry Go9ds-Eut little
doing lu this branch Of buEiu ess buL some
heavy shipments TO China and other foreign
enuusllea have contributed 10 reduce the
uBCLIDu with the uImucss Dl raw material d
has fle tendency o. sustain the prices Of tex
tIles 0l uuperlslaDle nature WhiI8thiu and
fancy fabrics are as usual near fhe end Of the
season, selling az reduced prices. printing
cloths have been scarce and higher by spscu-
lallVe purchases. but the extreme prices prev
aleuG invite au increased production, and
then later lu he season stock viii accum u-
late and prices recede. Speculation cannot
drive buyeIs 20 pay a shilling or printed CO D.
leo which they know cannot cost over l01f
100. Heavy brown sneetlngs, lA9l25Ic; Light
ruEkeg lie. bleacbel musllns Ia fair demand
and uniform rates.
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cHANCERY SALE
OF
7UAL D5TAED.

No. 45s, N. R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
cOunty.-LOuisa p. James VS.. Maria L
Petit et al.
ID Y virtue OF an interIOCutOry decree enter
ID cd IN the above cause May ], l57l, 1 Will
sell at public suction, 10 the highest bidder,
in front OF the Clerk and Masters office,
Grsanlaw block, Second street, in the CITY OF
hlemnhfe 1eunes see. on
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- 80 - b cIreI.nsLl

CINcINNATI, May "a young girl
Of respectable family in this city,
while on her way home from a pub
lie school on Thursday, claims TO have
been kidnapped by man. who threw
a handkerchief over her face and
forced ber into carriage, and then
drove to a house Of prostitution.
where she was detained TIL last night
when she was restored to her friends.
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Q Hrs. WinsI0W's Soothing Syrup, .
WOoR-Wo0n-Wo0D

k'oh Inc best OAK OF AsH WOOD, 20 to
.. EDWARDS,
rss .-, No. lgl Union street
sawed, split and Cord Wood aiygavs IN
Of charge. sr5s -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 OTTERY. .--0nicial drawings OF the Mis-
L 4 souri, state Lottery. CLASS 30.
70. Ia. 81. 20 ~, 81, "a, 8, Is, 46, %, 80, "a.
CLASS 2l6.
30, 80, II, 81, 9, q, as, SO, z, 25, IS, 81, 28.
PRICES rom sl00 20 $4,000, paid IA money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information luL
nfthed in the above Lottery by ]. IL FRANCE
ls1S North Court street, Box ll7, Memphis,
Teln., p. o. MURRAY, MILLER a CO., NAN
aer,re. ST. Louis. No. my7
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FISHlEG GROUNDS.
DLACK FISH LAKE,,

I,LACK FIsH LAKE,.
n MEMPHIs Tenn, May g. LsTI
So The public are hereby notified lhst ths
Fishery Of 8trattOn q HGlafaud. on BIaer
Fish Lake. Wll be opened nom this dn-a.
Conveyance viii meet parties 40 the -tlt|nr-
q miles from Memphis on D. R. r.. and cons
Vey them ca the lake. Everything furnished
for the accommodation Of ricnics and dsh-
ing parties. 5IRATI0N q H ELsTENU-
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NEW YORK, M8y G-Gold steady, lIg5sa
lls; loans were made at 10 per cent
DIesraucea SZLo00011. Exports to-day wsrl
larger than expected, amounting 20 6 L25.z5 s,
exports lqI the week, El.5J5,570. G0Vernme ~
Qali AND steady all day, the Only cbaneF. ~
~ .lHea ol 1881, which adVanced 80 fstocHs
Laft peeu heavy with The execution @ Z 49,
81 -li- ana tiis1urgi The latter sold uD to
,..- l-t-eaoly weak. The Ciinues have
49, -. ~ ~ u every means % AeeB sf0cks ~
~ NE --.- Li1.l .4e ei aro0ua at every affer1 IL
70 el- henk statements ere 49, ~. - y 7 7,
con- 5f tle ---.-ss -. ~ legal tenders. GA ao-
bank notes Ihe f0liouir ~ - - 80 ! =.
an isi- Ie~sI s-l.9o 1i9' specie increase9.
deposits decreased, .Z32 8lF. cTLi tlilfzs'4oi
cleaAes s2ioi2u-- Al.oneg easy af 4 5-, 4 -
-1L- 49, - e-o.-l -l-ea ol ~ is5ouu aud Ts1
sees bl5ai new Wlai remaining Ia ef-s,I,-
Gull, Sterling exchange, Il0jS Goyer5-,-a,,ls ,
bonds ol 1871. l4i 40. d4s, III, 10. ~ M.
90. -, Hl aQ pew Latsi do. G7s. Il5i1. a.
6as, l5ifi 90. 0-als, ls5s. Currency 6s. il5iI
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Common prints for cOmfor use, etc. sc
Best make Prints, fast color, WARRANTED loo
Hope, LonsdaIe, Bleached Domestios,
yard wide.................. ........... l21lc.
= Imperial heavy bIeaehed Domes-
tic, bargain at.................... lOc
Bed Eoktngs I2Fo
Iron Grenadine, a inches wide, re-
duced s5o.
10 Brown sheetlngs-the best made
very heavy, at............................... 85c
lO-l Blesehed sheetings-very nne and
very heavy, 4Oc
A new line Of beautiful striped Grsna-
adines 500.
The best French kid gloves ever sold in
Memphis, worth 50 30 pair, at.......- 81 50
Every pair warranted to give entire
satisfaction or another paIraiven In
its place.
Large assortment Of White MaIseiIIeaat 2Oo.
Fringed Coverlids for single beds at. 81 .
Frineed Coyerlids for Double beds
cneap 81 %
The best assortment Of Ladies' CIoih
SbOes, BRskIns, Slippers; also, for
Misses and Children, Kept in
the City, BaFgaIHS
offered.
Come and look at our Cloth Lace shoes,
high cut 81 80
FANS and PARAsOIs greatly re.
duced this week.
Splendid assortment Of Boys straw hats.
so pieces cottonsd,,s, brown and blue,
heavy. 2Oc.
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gednesday. Iths Ia day Of Iuna. lszl.

expose for salt on the premises. between
legal hours, at public outcry to the highest
bidder Tor cash, a certain ,leasohold interest
IN The following described real estate, to-Wit:
Lot mum ber l5l, on the south side OF Poplar
street., ana west c r the bayou, and fronting
on said street tive nty-four (24) feet and run
mng back in Z paralel lines one hun-
dreu aud forty-eik al il48) feet, and bounded
on the east sideo { Raid lot BY an alley %
together with he bulhiinR and ina .
proVements thereC m The unexpir8d p6r-
tion OF the term emil races p eraOd Of fourteen
years and two mon hS,
The purchaser and er thiR Eala has the right
70 dispose Of, and mt I'VE all build iugH and tm-
pTOFementa on tue FreniRes AZ the eLpira-
ton Of the lessee. I'M ipr0gements = on preEoi-
6es consists Of EoOc lWo-s1org frame house
and necessary OUt-no uses.
r. D, JoRDo n, Trustee.
May 6th, 1871. May7,
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PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

TTAVING vastly increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason and Haml1n
Organ Company are now enabled 10 ohsT
their well known Organs, which are the ao-
knOWlsdgsd standard Of excellence among
Instruments OF the class, at prices Of inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike to all, inYariable. The
following are ilustratiOns:
FOur-Octavs Organs. $50
The same Double %
Five-Ootave Organs, with TTemulant,
Carved and OTnam ented ......... 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, 10
Forty other sly les, up 100
All in solid Black Walnut. All the organs
made by this Company are thoroughly nrst-
class In every respect. They viii nOt make
the s0-called cheap Organs at any price, The
conn parative superiority Of their instrument
Is now greater thar ever before, IS every
competent Judge wbO viii carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
illustrated Ca,aiOgues, with Wood Cuts
from Photographs Of the different styles, full
information and lowest prizes also, Testt-
mOnial Circular viii be sent free to any ad-
dress.
MASON &, HAMLIM ORGAN co.
WarsFOOms, $50 Broadway, New York.
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Picnic by N. and C. r. r. Benevolent
Association, al lanes Park,
Saturday, Nay 18Th.

BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES SOLICITED.
TFNHE privileges of the ground, consisting
n Of Bar, ksstauraut, Confectionery and
Shooting Gallery, Win be open for bids until
the 6th Of May. None of the above stands
viii be permitted TO conflict with each other,
All bids 20 be addressed 10
Ed. ANDERSON. Chairman,
ny3 Memphis ant Charleston Depot