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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-10
DE VENTA.
A LOS sENOREs FARMAcFUTIcos.

Ell establishments de Farmacia situa
do en- la marina de la Villa de Mayaguez
del propietario que suscribe, quien hara
proposiciones de venta 6 arriendo a los
companeros que Sc dirijan, y pretendan
efectnar trato alguno, seguros del deseo
que le anilna para realizarlo.
! Mayag 25 de abril de 1s7I.-Jo
s6 Mestre. 4 s
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AL0S VOLUNTARIOS

En- la Imprenta del BoLET1N MER-
oANrIL Sc halla de venta, q 20 centavos
ejemplar, la Tactica Instruction para
la carga de LIS armas del sistema Chasse-
pot, aprobada por ell Estado Mayor de
este ejercito. Els una obrita indispensable
para todos los voluntarios que SO hallan
prOYistoa del refegido armamsnto,
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Para Cadiz, con escala en- Vigo.

La fragata espanola "Ezquiaga" que
Sc aguarda en- breve, saldla con dicho
destino del 80 del actual al del mes en-
trante. Admite carga & fete y paeages
& los que ofrece un esmerado trato su
captain Don Jose V. Dalliot.
La oespapachan los Sres. Ezquiaga.
Pue. to Rico 6 de Mayo 1871. 1 6
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AVISO
A LOS HACENDADOS.

Acaba de l!egar ell Sr. Ail-Ren direc-
tor de la muy conocida 'a5rica de los
sfes. w. & Nc. Onie, ingenleros maqui-
nistas de Glasgow,
Las personas que quieran utiiizar sus
serviclos eo este ramo, pod On dirijirse
los abajos 6-mados.
Lamb, Storcr 1G' Gad. 4 6
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If WIS -,

Con motive de la pr6xima salida para
Europa de nuestro s6cio principal Sr.
Amadis, queda epcargado para que nos
represente 6 intervenga en- todos nuestI os
asuntos, ell Sr. D. Arturo A. Gonzalez
apoderado general interesado en- los ne
gocios de nuestIa casa.
Puerto-Rico de Mayo de 1871.-J.
R. Amadisy ca 2 2
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HORAS DE CLASE.
De S a II de la maj ana.
Do & Il do 10 tor6o

De II de la maj ana.
De l de Ia tarde,
No Sc hara descuepto alguno por las
vacaciones reg!ameutarias, nj por los dias
que los ninos falten a las classes; es decir,
que empezado un trimestre por los inter
nos medic intarnos, un mes por los
esternos, hay que satisfacer SUI importe
lntegFo.
Los interesados que deseen mas de.
TALES, pueden solicitar Ell programa ge-
neral del establecimjento, en- 81 "Hotel
de los Vapores", principal, 3.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, de Mayo
de 167l.-El Director-Rmperto Rivera
Colon. / 12
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I'll Buen (xustO.

Sc acaba Dc rccibir FOR el Bin. Ella
procedente de Boston un gran sartido de
sillas y Mecedoras de rAderas 6nas y
precios arreglacos para realizar.-Frar-
cisco B. Bafcel5. IL 20
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
Gran desaf1o de Galloe
EN- CANGREJOS.

Tendra lugar en- los dias IA y Is del
presente mes q peticion dc varios aficio-
nados q esta diversion, y por no haber
tenido efecto Ia que sc andnci6 para los
dias % "a del pr6ximo pasado q causa
del NAL tempo; ell que suscribe invita- &
los aficionados para Que no falten con sus
valientes gallos, que tendran peleas de
todos pesos, y disfrutarao al mismo ITEM
20 del fresco cangrejero que ALI Sc expe-
rimenta en- la presente estacion, en- ell
cOncepto de que Sc les proporcionara q
todos los que concurran, cuantas como
didsdeS sea possible; y para clio Sc halla
uda fonda provsta de todo 10 necesario,
yquedara reconocido, s. s. @. BSM.-
Rosario Diaz.
Puerto Rico Mayo 4 de 1871. 2
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AVISO.

La Sociedad que en- este pueblo giraba
bajo 10 razon lie Sanguinety y O: queda
desde esta fecha disuelta por m1tuo conve-
Mo de los S6cios y cargo del S6cio D.
Jose Sanguinety la liquidation, continuan-
do en- los mismos negocios que la estingui
da Socie,lad bajo su sola frma.
Guayama II de Abril 1871. 7 IL
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iiV Voluntarlo !!

En- el acreditado establecimiento de
Bias Schettini Sc construye y hay de
venta la botonadura con ell NUN l para
ell nuevo TRACE del battalion al m6dico
precio de 10 rs. ell juego. Gale de la
Cruz nt1m. 21. 8 3
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Ie Venta.

A precio conveniente Z'abaco Capa de
Santo Domingo, en- ell amacen de d.
Romualdo Chavarry, trente Ia puerta
de San Justo. 5 6
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.Ojo al anunclo:

Sc desea vender un hermoso billar cons
truido con maderas del pals.
Ri que 10 interese puede dirigirse
D. Eudaldo Iglesias, Gale de la Fortale-
70 esquina a Ia de San Justo. 2 3
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NOTAS % de cada uese gado
Iaoana ha coduc correspondence
coaneo enar este sercio supmiendQ
dguente - - : = '
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La AMERICA ESPANOLA,

En- nombre enoea gnfop expresan
cuae son bande las doctn contnuar5 eando
possible
NADIA Euede ds0pnu,, nj dabltw mi B
Nuea Me P los Nuevo Muno
uas o desouberon czn engfandeceron
ama
pvegado qua creada aumentada
de atgas, costa de
NOshan
exs rebellion que capital de naon
los dias durse Madrid cambio las modcacones
anuuada eado po1Ecoy social de An;
DER las oas de conena
penados cambate en- a fera del pert dsmo.
Sea Until la lucha la pubhcacionY
defcotos
patrsmo Cub du!a
recordando apoaon
OM alcance los emens nuevas lucbas que do
ALA defenss Dc san ntaca de | -
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IA IHElICL ISPIIOLI.
Sc PUBLICA EN- MADRID.
Kox9 gro.

de los 3gos popoouado
pro decision lie ~ sostenndo medic
oad
enpd
voluntad
deado las polre rvalidad
p16dco publican
qu{ los mbres e los agan
levar mi
tendencia, del obeto de proyectada publication.
ConOcda todos pofeo
escntos las covci
dos de mis- esfueo
Fundado Cue de LyAad Ncaa apo
6as formo orgul cooperation indispensable para
pop6ato.
FL tuo del per6co pogma que puedo
dacar;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-20

THE TRKATKR viii opan next week to
"full houses" Joe Jefferson, tho immor-
tai Grip" will be the attraction. We ex-
pect the railroads will bring crowds from
the country TO see him..
LFcTURgs-The Crane lectures have
mopopolised the attention Of the amuse-
mont loving people OF the city for a week
past, and promise te, be extended much to
the profit of those who hsve attended
them.
1t will be seen by an announcement
published in our advertisement columns,
that Mr.. Henry Graft will deliver q lee
ture TO the Young Mems Christian $3.50
citation, on Friday evening next.
BTss COUSINS, q lawyer of st. Louis,
Is on the bills for 9 lecture in Memphis,
BALLs.-The plumbers and Gsshsters
of Memphis give their second annual
ball At Cochran nall on Wednesday, the
10Th instant. We acknowledge the cour
tesy Of an invitation to attend, which,
opportunity Offering, we viii be happy to
avail ourselves of. The following are the
committees: John Martin, Chief; Bruce
Rutle6ge, Assistant Chief. Committee OF
Arraneements-James MeCartin, Michael
Clsrey, Thomas German. Reception Com
mittee-GeOrge Tweedy, Thomas Brtnnsn,
Robert Bslcher. Floor Mansgers-Frsnk
Frank, Louis Collins, Michael Cshil, John
McGregOr.
The seventeenth annual ball of the Ger
man Mutual Benevolent society ONE of
at Cochran hall on Christmas night. We
acknowledge an invitation from the man.
sgsrs. We know Of no other way for q
gentleman to spend his Christmas more
pleasantly. These balls are proverbial for
their excellence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-20

church and IRISH friends. Ipresent these
considerations because / hear that SONS
OF my daily associates are combining
with the Radicals. 1t this occur the whole
Of the Americans and all other nationsli.
tiss will combine against Us In future
elections, and one hundred and nifty
Irish o~f1oe-holders Of to day, ct b next
elections, will be driven from their places.
The sbsurdity of demanding every office
for M class is apparent. II I went to
Cork, Catholic ae I an, and offered to run
for q conspicuous city Office, the Cork
onions would think me crazy and II TWEEN
tv other Americans there undertook to go
for every office, in sight, We would be
locked up In q madhouse. We are willing
to concede the mayoralty and any decent
share ut public places to Corkonians and
other Emeralders In Memphis, but these
good people should not exact everything,
and least Of all should they resort to COM
biDations which, however successful will
De disgraceful, and will mBke Memphis
politics stink worse than TEmmany. Be-
wsre Of the league with Sodom.
z I.
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PERSONAL,

GENERAL D. h. reynolds and Major
W. B. Street, of Arkansas, were in the
city yesterday, on their way TO Little
Rock.
OUR valued friend DIR. W. V. Taylor,
left the city yesterday on a professional
visit to q distinguished family in Missis-
sippi.
Mr. JEFFERSON DAVIS. of this city, has
been spending several days in Vicksburg.
He was warmly GREETED everywhere by
his former fellOw-citizens Of Mississippi.
GENERAL JAMES BRADLEY, Colonel J.
J. DOnegan and DR.. A. II. Jones, directors
of the Memphis and Charleston railroad
company; Colonel James r. Stedman,
Little Rock; John Lumpkin Jones, Vir-
ginis; NJ A. B. Speer, New Orleans; WIlo
Haywood, Brownsville States, are at the
PssbOdy hotel.
CHARLES s. CLARK, OF d. b. Grsnsm
& Bro, paper dealers Of st. Louis visited
us yesterday, and we we're gratifed at
the accounts he gave of prospects
throughout the parts Of the South hs has
visited. He leaves to-day for Little
Rock, and will return on Saturday. We
wish him q safe journey.
Mr. @. DUTTLINGRR, of Nick Kup-
ferle's famous establishment, No. Sl4
Markham street, Little Rock, is in the
city on q mixed visit Of business and
pleasure. His numerous friends here viii
be glad to know thst he is in the enjoy
msnt of perfect health and in the best
spirits possible. He will carry with him,
when hs returns to "The Rock" many
pleasant memories OF the hospitality and
general genislity of lots Of Memphians.
THE Union and American OF Sunday
says: Governor Brown yesterday ap-
pointed General Joel A. Battle superin-
tendsnt of ths penitentisry. and Messrs.
Daniel F. Carter, Archer Chssthsm and
Sawyers inspectors. General Bat
tie is one of the most widely known sn1
highly esteemed citizens of the State His
appointment will De heard with grstifcs-
tion by his host of friends in East, Mid
die and West Tennessee. That ne will be
an efficient gusrdisn Of the interests
of the State, none who know him
will doubt. The selection for inspec-
tors we regard as most fortunate. No
men in our community stand higher than
Messrs. Carter, Cheathsm snd SsTyers.
They are successful, practical business
men OF energy and integrity. The sp-
were promptly confirmed by
the sonata, and receive the approval Of
our people," The Banner, upon the pop
ular fsvorlts BATTLE" says that although
the hour wss late Rhen the "old hero
was notified of his appointment, he ex-
hsusted hts resources of sbility and
means to give a sumptuous dinner, which
the governor and other State officers, q
tors and representatives, and a multitude
of friends enjoyed greatly, and rendered
genuine CALCULATIONS to their generous
host. We hs 3 only to add that IL is to
be hoped his appointment TO this office of
trust will not rob our city Of one of its
most popular landlords"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-20
THE TRADE.
Meeting of Directors Of tie Memphis
and CharleatOn Railroad Company.

The board OF directors of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad company met
yesterday and discussed at length the
proposition for the purchase of the road
a lease for ninety-nine years. The pro-
posed purchasers are the Southern Secu-
rity railroad company, chartered, we are
told, by congress-. They agree to guarsn-
tee three per cent dividends for Eve
years and six per cent afterwards till the
expiration of the lease. Tom Scott IL one o.
the merRberso OF the Southern Security rail-
road company. As W. stated, some three
weeks ago, the acceptance of these prop
ositiOns by the Memphis and Charleston
company Is only q condition precedent
to tbs Memphis Snd Little Rock and
Memphis and Jefferson and Shreveport
roads, to become part and parcel of the
Texas International line now approaching
Jefferson. The stockholders in the Mem
phis and Charleston road must, on the 18th
proximo, accept or reject the propositions
Of the Southern Security railroad compa-
ny. The present Indebtedness of the
Memphis and Charleston company, hoat-
ing and bonded, amounts to nearly i've
millions, and the value of Its property Is
estimated at ten and q half millions. The
Security company will ~propsbly own the
road.
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RAILROAD NEWS.


An excursion party went over the line
OF the Cairo and Fulton railroad yesteT-
day from Little Rock, visiting the end OF
the track, q distance of forty i've miies.
The Chesapeake and mi Railroad.
Laying the rails on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad between Huntington and
Charleston, West Virginia, was COM
pleted on wednesday night last. To day
two trains will run between the two points
dsily, connecting at Huntington with the
regular packets for Cincinnati. The road
VIII be completed to the Falls of Kama.
wha In thirty days. This road cOnsti-
tutes part of the line from Memphis to
Paducsh and the east, and will probably
oonnec with the Memphis and Charleston
by q branch to Sparta, Tennessee.
Erie and Tammasy.
A London dispatch, dated yesterday,
say that Z meeting Of the Erie railroad
stockholsers' protective society was held
on that day. MI. Raphael presided, and
said that the present Erie organic alton
cannot long survive the fall Of the twin
monster, Tammany. The unavoWed ob.
iect OF the Republican legislature Of New
York is said to be to break up the presen
management of the Erie railroad, Mr..
Raphael warned the stockholders against
making any compromise whatever with
Fisk and Gould.
Little ROck and Fort smith.
At an election held in Little Rock
yesterday, the following named gentle
men were elected officers OF the Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroad: Charles
g. Scott, president; A, Mcdonald, vice
president Gordon N. Pesy, secretary and
local treasurer; e.. L Adams, treasurer;
J II. Hsnsy, chief engineer; Asa Hodges,
superintendent, @. G. Scott, Henry Page
and A. Mcdonald, executive COMMITTEES;
A. Il. Garland, attorney.
A resolution wss passed declaring
Fishers contract null and void, and au-
thorizing the executive COMMITTEES to
assess damages for delay of construction,
and make a new contract for the compile
ton of the road.
on b n. and n. w. Railroad.
In the smash on the Nashville and
Northwestern road last Saturday MORN
ing at seven O'Clock, at Wsverly, fortg
miles Wsst Of Nashville, 3 passenger train
was very eaeciuslly demolished. IL
rolled Town an embark ment thirty feet
high, and every one on board was more
or less bruised. TIE representative in the
Legislature from FsYette, Mr., Lynn, did
not cause the upsettiIR of the car he WAS
in but It fell with terrible force, and this
excellent gentleman was somewhat
Nj. Snipes. Of Madison, had bis
sw broken, but he will yet stsrtle legis-
istive bodies by his eloquence. The acct
dent came Of 9 loose rail that was dis
placed by the locomotive.
The Cairo and 81 ! outs Read,
Running through the river counties of
Illinois, gauge three feet, is the pioneer
narrow gauge from 81. Louis. Construo-
ion Is progressing rapidly. Grading from
opposite Oarondelst 10 Columbia Is COM
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i furious driver was arrested yesterday by
the police.
The city registrars were busy issuing pa
pers yesterday.
Justice SpellmRn yesterday held an in
quest on "A person who had died on board the
steamboat Mary Boyd, at the wharf
Paper shipped from St Louis, per rail, on
the llth instant, reached Cairo on the 18th.
Seven days from st. Louis TO Cairo per rail.
Yesterday A. +. Treadwen, cotton factor OF
this city, made a sale OF 80 bales OF cotton, the
largest sale made this season. Mr.. Kemble was
the purchaser.
Coroner Mofratt yesterday held an inquest
on the body of Peter McHugh, a labOrer on
the Hopeheld levee, who aied on Monday.
The inquest was held at the Peabody hotel.
Verdict: Congestion Of the bowels.
To-day is the last OF the twenty allowed
for re istratiun. All those who have not Yet
secured their paper, VII take particular no
uce Of this. and 20 Tor their papers early. All
the unregistered had better OeStir themselves
bef re sundown, after which no more papers
will be issued.
lien is on top. The gambling business did
not get much ahead OF him AFTER all. He is
raking in his lost "spOndulics" In the courts
yesterday the jury gave him a vlrdict for 5000
against Il. Kline. There are two other cases
Sill 10 be tried, in which lien has line pros
poets Of success.
"A rattle took place for a stolen watch on
Jefferson street a few nights ago. A quarrel
arose IS 70 who was the winner, out Of which
LANn AN1t RANlAANA1A VI nc AAhC-RAGNG hOA
"a show" at his property. Through the me
dium Of the DO ice the neat little gold ticker
was returned 10 the original owner,
We would like to say TO our friends in Cor
inth, Mississippi, that their news-agent,
6eOrge Inge, "the interchangeable" although
personally unknown TO US, reflects great credit
on his "dweling-place." His accounts are
promptly kept, his Indebtedness promptly
liquidated. Scatter seeds Of kindness"
Memphis is the abode OF luck. The tickle
goddess must smile on the place. Three
fOurths Of the capital prizes Of the Louisville
library lottery were distributed here. We IN
derStand that the Missouri State lottery has
also sold, within the last three months, the
capital prize Of $500 in thisc city, and has dis
tribOted here $4,000 In prizes on policy.
The classic fatted OK, garlanded and deco
rated in the most attractive manner, paraded
the streets Nesterday in great glory. The
MesSrs. Furstenheim q HeXter. IS Jefferson
street, procured the noble animal for the pur-
pose Of conversion into Christmas roasts and
juicy steaks. A young OK, shaking with civil
LIED fat. towers above all other sorts Of meat
In the estimation Of every rational lover OF
living.
We have received direct from the publish
ers a copy Of Nick's Floral Guide for 1872. 1t
is elegantly printed on fine tinted paper, in
two cOlOTs, and illustrated with over three
hundred e~ngravings ofdOwers and vegetables,
end two cOlored plates. The most beautiful
and instructive floral guide in the world-li2
pages, giving thorough directions for the Gull
ture Of flowers and vegetables, ornamentiug
rounds, making walks, etc. Address James
WICK Rochester, New York.
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CITY POLITICS.
Views Of the PeopIe.

The letter signed "a Catholic Irish
man" has provoked much comment.
Three different responses to 1t have been
received, and it was tire talk Of the town
yesterday. 1t would be well to consider
what is said bY those whose communics-
tons appear this morning and the ed
itorisl in another place on the same sub
jsct. We are not responsible, of course,
for all that is said by These letter.writers,
and do not pretend to approve or cnn-
denim,
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ple.ed, and a large force Ia ct work from
Columbia 10 the Randolph county line; q
similar force il also at work for the super
structure. Cars will run to Sparta, Ran
dolph couuty-hfty miles from st. Louis
by the FIRST Of May, and to Murphys-
boro, Jackson county, thirty miles fur
thsr, the first Of July, after which st.
Louis will be supplied with Big Muddy
eoll st twenty-five per cent less than
ct present. Construction will proceed
from Cairo north, and st. Louis south,
simultsdeously and the road will be COM
pletsdi its whole length by next fall.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-20

It Is Of the last importance for every
one to register to-day. This is the last
opportunity. When this is done, vote as
the interests Of Memphis and of our pub
lie credit, of our railway system and OF
the multitude who will have employment
stsrve il its credit be destroyed-yote for
Memphis and not for men.
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ACE
and
LACE GOODS
further reduced
& BROS.

TIE MEnPHIs GAsLIGHT COMPANY Is now
furnishing its consumer with gas Of very su-
perior Illuminating power, not surpassed by
any company In thWworld, which Is due N a
great measure 70 the Naptha process Mhere
persons fail to get satisfactory light tits due TO
some defect or obstruction In The pipes inside
the building. II the quality of the gas Is GOOD
In enc locality, II surely should be throughout
the entire city, as no gas company can maka
good gas for one party and poor gas for an
other It au comes from one res erVOi
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seeOnI ChAneery Court Chancellor

Cases set for to-day: sos, Perry vs. Donahue;
SOL, Bremen VS. Bremen; 54, Townsend vs.
Hawley; $40, Keck vs. Walker; 57, Jones VS.
Dickens: so, Mulkey vs. Pollard; 5T, Good
wvn VS. VIM: S7s, Nolan vs. Givens; 579, Shaw
VS. Shaw; 5Sl, Tilley VS. VIM; 5S7, VS.
Magevney; 59l, Topp vs. Wlggin; 5s2, Mcclure
VS. Foster; 5g7. Shore VS. Shore; 6l7, Collier VS.
Anderson; 81, Lindsey VS. Lindsey: So, Flanni-
gan VS. Mississippi River railroad company;
B32, Yerger vs. King; $50, Hallum VS. Price; 6S4,
Greenlaw w Price; 635, State VS. Dorian; 63L.
Harris VS. Hogle. Court meets promptly at
ESQ am. Jurors in the Perry VS. Donahue case
must be on hand at the opening Of the court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-20

VERY TRUE.-The most handsome and best
Christmas present is certainly a splendid
piano. II you wish 10 make a present for
which you viii ever be remembered, call at
leopold Goepels where can be found the re-
nowned knabe Pianos, the celebrated Bell
Treble Pianos, the Bauer Pianos, the Lighte
Pianos, the Marshall & Wendell Pianos; also
the celebrated smiths American and TAYLOR
q FARLEY Organs. Call and see the fine display
a. LEOPOLD GoePel's, 375 Main street, between
Gayoso and Beale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-20

The sensation of to-day is the announce.
meuJ Of Robert Good, who Ie-asserEs his
supremacy on the high seas, q vartisble
Neptune ss be is, claiming by prescriptive
right tbs Office of WhSrfmsster. He was
z good one, IS no one will deny, and is q
first rate gentleman,
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APPLES AND

The fruit and produce market ia more lively
in this city this year than 10 has ever been
known. Messrs. Reid & Wilson, of 34 Front
street, between Shelby and GayOso, have now
in store 1000 barrels Of the finest apples that
were ever brought here. They have also 1900
Of which are offered az reasonable figures.
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CHRISTMAS

Christmas being the gayest Of our holidays,
the tin when both old and young wish to hl-
dulge In something nice to tickle the palate,
l nave ordered a full supply Of the nices It
oysters, 1sh,g game, dressed poultry, and celery =,
10 snit the tastes Of the most fastidious. Hand
in your orders early and depend on having
them them filled promptly by
STEVE CLEMENrY,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-20

A fuII assortment of the famous Chick
arino pisnos. acknowledged the BEST and
cheapest by ali unbiased musicians and
smetsUrs; also a number Of other supe-
rior pianos at low prices, sneis large STOCK
of parIor and church organs.
d, g. HOLLENBERG,
No, 274 Second street..