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Il SCHOOLS.
AuEaai Examination eOmmshsed-Ths
naFksl Street Schools Makes a
Seed Showing.

Yesterday the annual examination OF the
City schools commenced under the gener-
al supervision Of Superintendent Leath.
The previous day the schools in Chelsea
had been examined. Those in the First
and Second wards were under considers
ton yesterday. There are four sehoOls in
the building at the corner of Third and
Market streets, all under the manage
mBnt of Mr.. Slaughter. One of
these schools Is in the grammar
grade, the other three are primary.
The children made a very fair display
in requirement.
The childrsn who took premiums in the
grammar school are as follows;
Henry Porter, Henry Ballyntine, Bella
Rhodes, Mamie Slaughter, Lucy Robert
son, This school has an average attend
/ sucs OF fifty scholars, and is progressing
finely, The principal is 81. Q, Slaughter.
The pupils who won prizes in the second
school are Gussie Lang, Ida Patton, Lena
Hack. Nelly Ravenal, Katie COghIll,
Mollie COOnie and Rachel Bhlman. The
teacher of this school Is Mrs. Sabatzky.
The No. Three school Is in a 1~Ourishing
condition, under the care Of Miss Annie
Phelan. The prizs-takers in that school
this wear were Juliet Slaughter, Mollie
Mcbride, Mary Barbour, Fannie Holland,
Gussis MsehRn, Bella Seessel, Sallie
Frank and Sallie Tidwell. All smart
children.
There ia another schools primary
room, under the management Of Miss
Fannie Cain, that made very good APP
pssrancs and a favorable impression yes
terday. The following children took
0rizes: Maggie Donnelly, Matilda Broth
era, Jennie Slaughter, Fannie Harris,
MatildaEJackson and Rose GotschaEk.
The Board Of examiners were greatly sur
prised at the wonderful proficiency Of the
children in all the schools. There Is
another school on Poplar, near Third,
under Mrs. Reilly, in which there are a
great number Of children receiving the
rudiments in the primary departments
These we're also examined and recelved
prizes from the hands Of the Superintend-
snt, and at his expense. Whatever prizes
are bestowed at those annual exhibitions
are given at the expense Of the Superin-
tsndent, the Board having made no pro-
visions for annual distributions.
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First Circuit CBurt-Hsisksll, Judge.
m. a.-g,o,lar5ar contains tha fOIIowfn
TOBACCO.
Decision in Regard to Manufactures In the
indian TesriteFY.

The following in regard to the tobacco
troubles in the Indian Territory, We
take from yesterdays st. Louis Democrat;
"The Supreme Court Of the United states
has recently rendered a decision on the
Indian Territory tobacco cases, sustain
ing the decision Of Judge Calwell in con-
demning the property of certain parties
In the Indian Territory who manufac-
tured tobacco in violation of law.
It will be remembered that in Deem
bsr, 1889, Supervisor John Mcdonald
seized the tobacco factory of a hRlf-breed
Indian named BOudinOt, and that OF
Messrs. BOstick q Ryan, for manufactur-
ing tobacco without payment of taxes.
The cases were duly tried at Van Buren,,
Ark, and the property seized was con-
demned. BOudinot took an appeal to the
Suprsms Court Of the United States, but
the recent decision shows that his case
had no valid merit, and therefore his fail
urs in the premises.
The breaking up Of these Illicit tobacco
factories along the line of tbs Indian Ter
ritOry has saved to the Government over
one hundred thousand dollars, and the
honest manufacturer Of tobacco in Mis-
souri, and elsewhere is protected in his
legal rights.
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For Lake Superior The URisn stsambssf
Company and Atlantic, Duluth
and Pacific Lac,

ONE Of the splendid steamers Meteor In.
~ dla1 PACING, Co6urn, Atlantic, JRpan. IA.
WoenaWs Arctic, China and 81 PsTI 81
leave Buhalo daily Except FRIDAYS and sst.
urdays) AZ 8 p.m.t Erie The neTf rnorn7o@
gleVeland the same night, Detroit al hi n me
aally Except sundays % Mondaysl Tor mr.
LUTH and intermediate LAKE SFfPEpTG5
POINTS. MIN
Connections are made at Duluth with the
LAKE superior n Mississippi r. II. TO 50.
1aQI anu al polnts Ia Minnesota, Northern
WISCONSIN and Iowa. Also. with the Noefb-
SRI Faclno X. r. for the Red River Country.
E1curslon tickets AT ~
RATES, VIII be Issued by an principal rail-
roa0a 70 81. Paul BY thia route. returning VIA
al rail- Or by al rail routes to st, Paul and
Duluth, returning via axe.
During the months Of June, July ana An
gust, Excursion Trips viii bs made via the
North Shore Of Lake Superior, visiting the
" Mines, Fort William, Grand Portage,
etc, For further information, apply to
b Fl. PATRICK.
Gen Passenger agent, BudhIo, N, Y.
h y. EVANS, Mansg8r a., D. and j. Line.
s. d. CALDWELL Gen1 ManagaT q, ssEo,
wye eOd
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Lsddin's College

-Laddin's College.
Attend RObertson's College.
W. 2. MitchelTs school, 8Os Third st,
The DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
copy, can be had OF all nsWsmen in the
city.
Will MansfOrd, at his book and peri
OdicRl store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers,
"A fine lunch is set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. Is Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
you will be well served.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had of al the neWBmen in the
oity-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmOns & Son, on
Jefferson street.
Go to e. A. Benson's, 81 Main street,
the oldest and most extensive music
house in the South, whers you will find
more pianos, organs, musical instruments
and sheet music than all all other houses
combined, consisting of the great Stein
way & Sons pianos, the Gabler, the
Emerson and the VoBe pianos, and the
Mason & HRmlin church and parIOr or
gans, which viii be offered at wholesale
prices, 60, and take your cash with you.
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CITY PARAGRAPHS.

The Rev. Bishop Doggett, Of Virginia,
will preach to-day (Fridayl IL O'Clock, at
Springdale church, three miles east OF the
city. The Memphis District Conference
Of the Methodist Church, South, is in ses-
FiOn st that place. An omnibus leaves
the city this morning for Springdale.
The Knight Templsrs attended church
at Calvary Church, yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Wheat preached to them in his usual
happy and lucid style. The scene in he
church was suggestive of much in the
heroic struggles of man. The Knight
Tsmplsrs is one of the living represents
tives Of the ideas that swsyed, nay, gov
srnsd the greatest minds of the world
eight hundred years ago.
SEA Moss Farlne, from pure Irish moss,
for blanc mango, puddings, oustards,
creams, etc., etc. The cheapest, healthiest
and most delicious food in the world,
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LAW REPORTS.

Second GhanOsFy G~Surt-SOOtt, Chancellor,
The following cases we're set for hear
ing to-day:
485, Miller VS. Shock; 1856, Pante vs.
Dunkerson; 54I, Pante VS. Cone; 648, Mon
tsdonioo vs. Cicalla; 668, Smith Us fly
s87, Gartre1 Va Gsrtrell; 668, Heath vs.
Fletcher. This completes the call OF the
hearing docket for the present.
There will be a calendar OF special
cases set for the last week in June. They
will be heard only by consent OF attOr-
nsys for both compliments and defend
ants, and only those cases which are fur
uished to the clerk.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEsRATlOE

ca 5rsrs and Misses KID Gloves
y cons. all oOlorz and widths,
Tar al ecIors.
g I-en's Shoes, all colCrs.
H"e a. el.UE7.
PA -9- and Fans.
SOUTHERN PALACE
S32 Main street.
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PRICE LIST.
GREAT A GAINS
AT Tx
ERIN Z.

Ess5 the p1cs list. Cal and see and be
a1lTlu0e1s
90 LslH ss' White Hose, a. 81 ..
SO Ladies aLi-Ilnsn Haudkerchiets, st Csc.
Al-Ineu Towels, at ~ per dozen.
aE.-luen Ta1l5-clOths, a. 37Hc spiec5.
A.l-5usu Table Clothing 25e per yard.
~ Ute lu4 Marssilles Quilts, 81 %
Es-j-vids PHrgsles, 1919.
B-aCbe Gr6lsdEnes, Zoe.
Good quality white Msrseill5s, l6Hc.
Also. complete stock OF P~srasOla, Fans,
Lace Points, which We are selling at extra
low prices.
ID. @. EE. NJ LOEWENSTINE,
Southern Palace.
So Main street.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Strangers and visitors to the city should
not fail 70 call and sse the superb and
elegant Chiokering Pianos on exhibition
az the WarerOOmB Of III. g. HoueDbsrg,
"a Second street, opposite Court street.
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TOMMEECEG MONDAY May -
~ ,. 1871, the steamer U-AG
&. Davis. Master, ChaE. Smitner9. EIerE. VIII
leave DeFal's BLUM MONDAYS. WEDE
DAYS and FRIDAYS. az b % clock pa. .u-
arrival Of train from Memphis. for Des Arc.
Augusta and IackEuuuOEt. EeruruIUE leave
-JacEsOup0Tt TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, az B p N, making connection
with trains at DeTaLl1 BluE lor 4ampI-s ana
Little Rock.
As early az the traE8 viii justify the
steamer BALLLE ". VIII he added 20 the line
making trI-Ws6Ely trips 20 Augusta, West
Point and Aearoy. JEO- j. JAWS
APPS SupL Railroad Packet Go.
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THE proud position Of superiority
awarded to the Knabe piano, it still re-
talns; unsurpassed in excellence Of work
manship, unepprOsohable in facility Of
touch unrivsled In purity and hrmness
Of tone, and especially suited to the pecu-
harities Of the Southern climate, CAL
everybody at Goepel's, 375 Mailr street.
and try IL for Yourselves.
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aMAcEsAw Hans" Francisco q wig
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Ut" 70IIo "a05l IaUDIsCO WlBGIUI
A THROUGH sleeping coach leaves this
city every day, running to St. Louis with
out change UiH the shortest and only all
rail line, the Iron Mountain, leaving here
a. I p.m., and arriving At st. Louis At 6 40
the nsX morning. Passengers going by
this line are not subjected to the annoy
aDce Of three changes, including {" Peril
OUs Ferry " transfer Of over twenty miles,
as via the other route. This is the Best
managed road In the Southwest, and 30
% who Is posted thinks OF going any
other way TO St. Louis and the West.
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Gas F7rBs, $40 second stTsss
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TWENTY-FIyE CENTs.--This amount will
buy q bottle Of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup.
the CREST soothing remedy for all diseases
incident to infants and children.
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NOTICE.

All the committees of the Sunday
school celebration viii meet this morn
ing st 10 o'clock at the Office of the South
ern Life Insursrce Company.
g. L. DENISON, Ch'mn.
DRESS Hans, Francisco & Wiggin.
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-gsfLE

p raNEY-T1 loan Money on Colatersls;
ADDRESS U aud e P o. oLl5mZA
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NOTlcE OF REm0VAL.

n. W. JoHNsTON & Co. have removed
70 their new stand, 80 Main street, oppo-
site Peabody Hotel
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, SIMPLEST, and most durable.
Call and examine it before purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.'S,
Furniture and Carpet-house, Se8 Main st.
DoLEFARls COLLEGE 29n Main Attract
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RS 6sEAT RED STORE.

We -tfl continue TO sell bargains In
E-erzainsa. White Goods, Irish linens.
D. .Is damsskss handkercnieiz, etc., hut
t-a --ae.aat Bargains are Misses and
~ .ewed sbo5s.o which we Jiu have
sls-gs quantity. Every article marked
7n e sn Hgurss 10 ssu. from which we DO
WIN. FRANK,
q20 Main atrest.
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Are In full blast at their new store, 81
vain street, opposite Peabody Hotel
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The pleassutsst picnic Of the season
was thai Of the Hibernians, yesterday, &C
James Park. The festivities Of the day
were inauguratsd by
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hER STAND

r. ~. JOHNSTON q Co. have removed
I'D and opened n 90 Main street, opposite
Peabody Hotel
-CEzEE style Hats, Francisco q Wig
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Kid Gloves at Reduced Prices,
At HERzoG q BRO.
For this week.
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ZOE CAIRO I'D 81. LOUIs.

" JhUs
United states Mail Line for VckBburg.-For
Helena, Napoleon and VicksburR.
Townsend, master
This elegant passenger packet
will leave as above
SATURDAY, May 2Jih, at . pm.
Freight received al UheStL8uis WhaTfBOaf.
". E.. DILL. Agent.
my19 FLEM. CALVERT. Sup'k
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PICNIC PARTIES.
ITO PICNIC PARTIES-PeIsons vino in
i tend getting up Picnic parties for the
coming season, Will do well % bear In mind
the fact that Mr.. FRED. DELPHs. proprietor
of fernando Park, corner fernando road
and Walkers avenue, Will give the use OF his
PARK tree of charge for such occupation. ap2l
< CHOOL FOR NEXT FALL TERM.-Two
y ladies Of ripe scholarship and long *
perience in TIE management of SChOOlE de-
sire an eligible location for the establishment
Of 3 Female Seminary Ofh1gh order, or would
give the best references, II needed, can sup
ply q good philosophical apparatus, with
other requisites to thorough instruction.
Trustees or others interested in securing
teachers, please address
Teachers, care OF Hugh Torrance,
ap3Q 6Weod No. 10 Jefferson street..
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NOTICE

EHTs-EFev boy lu the South b sends
MS his zFdleas WIZ hear something greatly 70
ra and by which he can make
money Address ". A. KELLEY & CO.,
Earlaau. Conn. myu
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PICK 0WELTTNG-Wlth nine rooms,
E1-- wafer, NJ Is Washington street
a--l-r1 TALE-. rs Warrington sc. mTl5
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The Largest Assortment Of Kid Gloves
In the city at
HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT.
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OPENED.

4. ". JOHNSTON q Co. have opened
at 80 Main street, opposite Peabody
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FITTING, sTEAlE si6 Second street,

u. 2. PACKER has removed his Office
TO his GOAL yard, corner Washington and
Second.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by N. Cohen, 354 Main street,
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATs LEAYING THTs DAY.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.


hlKHBh N
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
sultry. The river here roHe I5X inches Ia
tbs past q hours, and is now z feet 81
inches below high water mark. At Cairo
the river rose 2 inches yesterday, At st,
LoutB the river was declining slowly.
The Ohio is falling rapidly from Pittsburg
to Evansville. Cumberland and Tennes-
ses rivers sre receding. Arkansas river
declined 5 inches yesterday, with 9 feet
In the channel from Little Rock cut.
White river is reeeding steadily, with q
fair stage from J~acksOnpOrt out. The
wharf presented a dull appearance yester-
day, with light shipments.
By TELEGRAPH,
NEW ORLEANS, May I8.-Arrived: John
A, Wood and bsrges, Pittsburg; G. B.
Church, Cincinnati; Pauline Carroll, St.
Louis. Departed: Susie Silver, Louis
vile; Mohawk and barges, st. Louis,
VIOKsBURe, May 18.-Down: Bismarck,
II am; Atlantic and barges, z pm. Up;
City Of Cairo, z pm; P. W. Strsder, g
pm. Weather warm and clear. River
stationary,
CAIRO, May 10, 1855 p.m.-Port list;
Dexter, st. Louis to New Orleans, / an;
Belle st. Louis, V~icksburg TO st. Louis, 9
am r.. J. Lockwood, Red river to st.
Louis, 9 am; Eagle, Pittsburg to White
river l pm; tug Baton Rouge, Ptttsburg
to Natchez, l pm; Grand Tower, st.
Louis 70 Memphis, 4 p.m.; J. II. Btgley,
Louisville to New Orleans, 8 pm Ajax,
Louisville to New Orleans, s pm, The
Dexter cleared at z pm. River rose 2
Inches, Weather clear. Mercury 76o,
LOUISVILLE, May 1s.-The river Is still
reosding, having fallen 10 inches during
the past "a hours, with 8 feet 8 inches in
the chute, 8 feet 8 inches in the canal,
and 8 feet 8 inches on the rocks. The
weather Is clear and pleasant. The last
of the cO8l Feet departed southwark. Ar
rived: Mary Houston and Glencoe, New
Orleans; Minneola and Nick LongWorth,
Cincinnati; Robt. Burns, Memphis. De-
parted: MinneOla, Memphis. Nick Long
worth leaves for New Orleans tomorrow.
PTrTsBURs, May l8.-The Monongahela
has 4 feet 10 inches In the channel, and
Is stationary,
-CLNCLENATT, May 1s.-River, 20 feet in
the channel, having fallon 3 fset, with 81
feet bridge. space. weather clear and
pleasant.
81. LOUIS, Msy 1S.-ArTiYed: Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Henry @. Yeagsr
and Mary Alice. New Orleans. Departed:
Julia, Vickabarg; Commonwealth, New
Orleana. River falling slowly. Weather
very warm.
NAaHvILLK, May I8.-The river Is fall
Ing, with 10 fest large on Harpoth shoals,
The Weaaher Is fair and warm. The
stssmer yohR Lumsdens which LEFT here .
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PARLoR n CHURCH ORaANa.-Tha
DSst and most popular can be had at IA.
o.. HolenbeEg's, "a Second street.
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$40 MAIN sTREET.

7. ". JOHNSTON & co. have removed
70 the above number, opposite Peabody
Hotel.
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YoUrH's and children'a Hats, Francis
co q Wiggin,
BUHNETT's KALLBToN.-Best oosmstie,
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Joe Locke, 1851 Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
wseklies and the largest variety OF dslies
Ia the CITY.
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BUSINESS HATS" Francisco q Wiggin.
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OPENING.
NV style Hats, Francisco q Wiggin.

Z. ". JOHNSTON & Co. will have an
opening every day at their new stand, 80
Main street., opposite Peabody Hotel.
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the sistera, ORR Third and JoGsrson
Streets
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KlD GLO
FOR THE
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
VIENNA KID eLgVES
This week, at
3. LoWENSTElN & BROS.

We viii offer this week
1000 pair good Vienna Kid Gloves, at
50c a pair, worth % cents; 70 cents a pair,
worth 81 12H; So CENTS q pair, worth
81 70.
These are certainly the best Kid Gloves
ever offered in this market ct the above
named prices.
B, LOWENSTEIN d BROS,
Cor. Of Main and Jefferson streets.
"PANAMA HATS" elegant, Francisco &
Wiggin.
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Memphis and #hts Ever uHsg8
States Nail Lie.

THE new and elegant side
wheel passenger packets ul
this line viii leave Memphis for LeTaLL b
Bluff, West Point, Augusta, I-aCEsouD0rl ana
ali points on White river, as blows
LEGALTENDEE..a John ID. llLoEr- master
livery Tuesday o. O'CLOCK pm
R.Ps ALI. j. Ashford uls."-
Every saturday, al O'Clock p nue.
Connecting at UsTalIs Biuu with railroad IaT
Little Rock. and az JacksOup8EL with tho
ughG-drauguU steamer Fort Smith Tor rIrla
n~OnGaGauu all points IN BLACK ETers
For freight or passage apply on uuaEI. lI DO
Office Memphis and Arkansas River EEe-a.
Company. ". q. PATTE50E. agent.
70 Madison st., Merchant Insurance E-a
Or 70 ELLIOTT b MILLER. Agents..
faE NJ 2 NrnmanaIa Il nm LII --
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JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 23eH Main
street, hiss all the late papers from al
parts Of the United States.
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Ear and RannfifI prints-

NEW PERCALES,
Opening to-day. Remember our
KID GLOVES ARE AGAIN REDUCED
For to-day and tomorrow.
RIBBONS
In every shade and width, at
HERZOG & BRO.
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VIM. FRANK,
g20 Main atrs

wE8BIRs Presents BRIDAL 6iFTSil
-FICH sILNkENAhh-
MANY NEW AND ELEGANT
DESIGNS.
rrE PITCHERS. silver Lined.
ICE PITCHERS, Porcelaln LINED.
SILVER PLATED MAtEh OAA
SOMETHING NEWs
SEW Styles Of FINE JENELRf
w0VEETIlS IN FINE WITCHES.
We BYRp lLats Mernman's6
E6 Main street..
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H s5vertsemeut Of DR.. Butts Dis
7rp. headed Book Tor the Million
bls rage Gaids, in smother column. II
-r1d - reed bV sL
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FgR RENT,

PICK DwELrTNG-wlth nine rooms
E1-1 wzre-. n ~ Washington street
a-rLTr no ~. ERlE@ us MashlnEIon 90. mSL5
CT RE~IDENCE-Apply to No. y
ALaBlua street. Ays
g-=E-a Fue tFO-srOry Brick Dwelling
r--a win nine rooms t-as, LlsleEAf
led. no. ---1 EcEsn-5 street INQUIRE oL
-v5 s HARRl-, % Main EIreeL
no8M=-D=sirabIe FuruisEed Rooms al
HL rE Washington street. SIC 70 80 pei
-. r--I soon. myl6
TORE HOUSING. ia corner Main and
- EE-lu stree s. Apply 70
j. HALzTEAD. admit
--a or Al this OHcs.
n-TTuar E~ALL-5GversI nights in the
~ week -o- lodges OF societies - IoE rent
Tor farther particulars 2 6hAl
Second street. CEtO COhEc p
lTas- 5r-aar. myL5
n18Hs-Fauisbsd rooms. at go Main
III zt-aa. myH
l0EE-T1s store No. 7 Main street, with
- fixtures complete occupied 81 present py
q 20 Apply N,
erE 7. ". JOHNSTON q GU
.lDa WATER sTAND-For Plcnles. APP
- r.-He Il. OBRIEN,
a 500 Main street
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ZOE ARKANsAs RIVEF-
Fer Arkansas alysF-Nsmphis and ArBa7-
sas River Packet Gu. s. Nail.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

THE Wednesday boat VIII be Withdraw
y nom this date until further notice. ana
only the following boats VIII be run duruz
the q season. to-w1ts
The new and elegant Passenger Packet
MAhL BOYD Aalnes, master, VIII leave
Memphls Every Monday, az 3 O'Clock u ia.
PAT CLEBURNE, Reese Priucnard, master
every friday ats pm, connecting aL Little
Rock, ARK with q light urauEll boats.
DARDAEELLE and FOhr GIBSON for E-r.
smith and all intermediate pOllls
All the boats Of THIS line having been bail.
expressly Tor the trade possess superior lC-
eommQu0Ious for passengers and Euar-
passed facilities for uansp0rrluE freight 10
All points on the Arkansas river uLrl1HH
detention, at any stage OF water.
ErelgnEa consigned 10 TINS or
Memphis or Mouth Of White river viii lG
forwarded promptly 10 destination without
charge for transfer.
john ID. ADAMS President.
W. g. RATTE5ON, Agent. NO. z Madison So
aplO Merchants ms Co. Building.
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FOR HOT SPRINGS.
HOT
Little Rock TO Hot SBFlngs-A00Ommsda.
tl0n Hack Line.

WIN. &. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR. IAMPRE.
w pared with very superior FOur-spring
AmbulanCes, good Teams and attentive
drivers, to transport tnVRltds and others to
the Hot Springs, OF any part Of Arkansas, at
ngures as low as the lowest, An ambulance
VIII seat i've persons besides the driver, and
carry 800 pounds Of baggage. The seats are
30 constructed as 10 form a bed, and tnValids
ride IN 3 reclining posture. Persons tsie-
Er6phing can have conveyance 10 meet them
take as much time In going to the Springs,
which are sixty miles from Litds Rock. a.
may be most agreeable 70 them.
DAVID @. WILSON, Passenger Agent.
Once. Aiken House, Little Rock, and stables
corner OF First and Scott streets. mvIg
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