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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE THEATER.-The Wyndhams had
a good house last night, notwithstand-
ing the weather, which was very disa-
greeable all day. Saratoga filled the
bill and the stage, and was as well re-
ceived as on the first night of its pre-
sentation. Light and frothy, it as well
exempliies the friyOlities Of watering
place life, and the inanities of fashion,
as the stage will permit of. The COM
/ pany, u and all, performed their parts
most creditably. Saratoga will be given
this afternoon at the matinee perform
| ance, when, no doubt, the theateI
will be crowded by the beauty
and elegance of Memphis. Tonight, fol
theeomplimentary benefitOf MI. Wynd-
ham, the comedy of Friends is announc-
ed. The Joint announcement of such q
bill, and a complimentary benefit to Mr..
Wyndham, should induce a large at
tendance, but as it is known that Satur-
day night is never a profitable one fol
the theater, the gentlemen who rendered
the complimentary should exert
themselves and see that a sufficient
number of tickets are sold to insure q
full house. Mr.. Wyndham is everyway
worthy such consideration at the hands
ofthe people ofMemphis. A conscientious
artist and gentleman in all the relations
of life, he should receive all the courte-
sizes in power to bestow upon one Of
his profession. Nothing is more CRATE
fui to a gentleman who labors SC
earnestly as Mr.. Wyndbam, as public
recognition of that labor, and that, as in
his case, il is labor wisely directed. A
full house, composed of our most intelli-
gent citizens, would be such arecogni'
ton, and we hope TO be able to record it
We know. that if half the admirer
| Wyndham has in Memphis will only
turn out he will have a full house.
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RAILROADS.
Memphis4nd knoxville Railroad.


A meeting of the Board of Directors
of this company wa held at Somer-
vile on the 18th instant, when the fol-
lowing directors were present: Q. NJ.
Alsup and r. Fields, of Shelby; ID. 3.
Boswell and James /. Williams, of
Fayettee, and r. P. Nicely, Hon. James
Fentress and Paul t. Jones, of Harde-
man. The able and energetic President,
General R. P. Nicely, having called the
board to order reports from the several
committees along the line of this I'M
portant road were read and a thorough
examination of the affairs of the conf
pany made, which furnished a highly
satisfactory exhibit, both as regards the
progress of the location, the amount of
stock subscribed and the material inter-
ests of the company. The board being
satisfied of the ability of the company
to construct the first division of the road
from Memphis TO Macon, a distance
of thirty-three miles, it was unani-
mously resolved that the President be
instructed and empowered to enter into
a contract with reliable parties for work
necessary to prepare the road-bed for
the iron rails from Memphis to Macon.
An experienced and reliable contractor
present, having made q satisfactory
proposition, the board, after instructiIlg
the Chief Engineer to spare neither eK-
pense nor trouble in completingthe final
location to Macon in the shortest time
possible, adjourned TO meet again at the
Peabody hotel in Memphis for the pur-
pose of ratifying the contract.
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PHENOMENAL.
The wonderful Light in the Heavens,
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
About two o'clock yesterday morning
there appeared in the heavens, a little
north of west, a singular-lOOking light,
something like that cast as the reflection
of a large fire. 1t occupied the space OF
at least two points in the compass of the
whole horizon, and was of a dull color.
Coming out of the thick black darkness
which prevailed in the northern and
western parts of the heavens, it was a
remarkable contrast. 1t was wholly un-
like the Aurora Borealis, whichthe writer
has seen in northern latitudes as far up
IS ~Spitzbergen. There was no shifting
or play, no flashing here and there,
about it. 1t came and went slowly and
gradually, like a maiden's blush, and
dwelt proportionately long at its bright
est as that tell-tale does in the
face of innocence. We watched for
more than ten minutes this singular
phenomenon, thinking, perhaps, there
was a large fire in the neighboring for
ests of Arkansas, but seeing it die out as
slowly as it came, we departed on our
way, wondering what manner of light
il could be. Our conclusion is that ii
was altogether electric, and was one
result of many which Mother Nature is
Just now making in many parts Of the
world to restore her electric equilibrium
in recognition of the "reign of law"
As e in the silent watches of the
night, it filled US with awe and rever-
ence for the Supreme Power and Great
First Cause by whom all things were
made, and without whom not anything
was made that wa made.
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Personal.
In IS REPoETED that John Jackson
has left the city.

IN Is REPORTED that John Jackson
has left the city.
~ GENERAL STAFFORD, Chancellor of
the Coahoma district, is in this city on
his way to attend court. 8oJ8
THE daughter Of Ephraim L. Perkins
is dangerously sick at La Grange; so we
are requested to state by A. F. Scott.
FRANK CUNEo, who was so danger
ously stabbed by a negro in Hopefield
some five or six weeks ago that it was
thought he wonld die, has recovered.
He was out yesterday.
COLONEL JOHN v. WRIGHT, of Col
nmbia, formerly of the Federal and of
the Confederate Congress, we are au-
thorized to say, is not and viii not be a
candidate for the office of Governor,
I. i. MAUeHs, ESQ, makes his
ftbown-wow to the public of Corinth as
political editor of the Corinth Ledger
one Of the best of u Gulf State ex-
changes. We gladly greet him as a
member of the profession.
We DO NOT think the "Cast of the
Times by any a faultless, but the
writer has heretofore furnished the AP-
PEAL with productions almost inimita-
Bile. Mr.. Smoote is advised that the
DAILY APPEAL is sent to his address.
Mr. F. E. TURNBULL, of the firm of
Urquhart q Co., on Main street, has re-
turned from a trip to Arkansas. He
says the people over there are the most
energetic and go-a-head in the United
States. Their industry and perseverance
will shortly make that land of richness
and fat one of the first States In the
Union.
WIssELL s. SMITH, New York; John
Van Horne, Louisville; Rev. A. d. Null
Inns, Trenton, Tennessee; s. j. HOggett,
Natehez, Mississippi; r. n. Ferris, New
| Orleans; VIM. H. Quin, New York;
Right Rev. j. ]. Conway, Albany, New
York; Rev. w. ]. Quinn, Albany, New
York; Rev. E. A. Renouf, New Hamp-
shire; and James Bradford and lady,
Ohio, are at the Peabody hotel.
Mr.. ]. MANUEL, of the firm of ALI
son Brothers, hardware merchants on
Union street, who has been travelling up
| North for some time past, has returned
to the city. He visited Chicago twice,
and SAYS that it is the most astonishing
place in the world. No newspaper ac-
count can give any adequate idea of the
ruin and destruction everywhere visible,
but the life, energy, animation displayed
in raising the city from its ashes are
more to be admired than the destruction
is to be regretted.
CAPTAIN JOSEPH LENow is sojourn'
ing at the Hot Springs. He should re.
member that Vesuvius was a peace
able, decent mountain until about the
time of Julius Caesar, when the earth
! grew shaky and then Vesuvius began
to spit fire. There were hot springs thai
dubbed up many years at the noun
tain's base before the flames shot forth.
and Captain LenOw had better stand by
Creighton. No hole will eyer yawn bis
enough to gulp him down. But in thest
DAYS of worldwide earthquakes there il
no telling what may happen at Ho1
Springs, and the captain should come
home. We can not spare him for 8
| dps stew.
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FOR SALE.

SODA FOUNTATN-A No. l soda ~fountaiu
y and two copper founts, new and in gooo
running order, Tor sale cheap. Applyto
WALKER WARE,
an12 81 Charleston avenue.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
of spirits and general debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fe-
yer and ague and other intermittent fe-
vers, the nFerro-Phosphorated Elixir OF
Calisaya," made by Caswell, Hazard d
Co, New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients reeov-
ering from fevers or sickness. 1t has no
anual
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FOR RIVER.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
~. Louis and New Orleans Packet 60.
For Vfcksburu. Matches and New orleans
str RICHMOND -. :. Green, master
This elegant passenger steamer
ALAwfH leave as above THIS DAY,
rAp 18th, at 8 pm.
For freight or passage apply 70
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
apl2 a. Madison street
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second Circuit CourtLIudre HaIsey

second Cireuit C~Ourt-Judge HaIsey.
VIII meet this morning for the puT-
pose of charging the jury in the case
tried yesterday, and after the rendition
of the verdict, viii adjourn till Monday
the twenty-second instant. To the con-
sent calendar, which will be made up
next week to be heard the succeeding
one, there will be added any case on the
docket which the parties may agree to
try
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For FAMILY USE Upper Blue Lick
Water, in bottles, is admirable. 1t is
bottled carefully at the spring, and
packed in cases suitable for shipment to
any part of the world. In this form it
Is equal to the water at the spring, and
far superior to that drawn from wood.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
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FOR SHERIFF..

A. P. CURRY himself as
an Independent candidate for re-elec-
ton TO the office of Sheriff for Shelby
county. Election August, 1872. He res
pectfnly refers TO the merchants and
lawyers of Memphis ~ to his fitness to
hold the office.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertson's Business Col
lege.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No. oil Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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LAW REPORTS.
supreme Court.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, April 12.-The mo-
ton docket was called on the opening OF
the court this morning and several i'm
portant motions entered. Nos. So, 81,
65, 66, 81, 20, Y, 70 and 81 were heard in
Nicholson's section, and Nos. is, 20,
%, % and q were heard in Deaderiek's
section. The State docket will be taken
up on Monday, and the clerks and sher.
ifs will be required to have records and
prisoners in attendance.
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REMovAL.-Friends and patrons are
respectfully invited 10 leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment at 81 Madison street, where
the best cleaning and dyeing is done in
the CITY. " -
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CONNUBIAL Observation-Disclosures
more to connubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whitcombs syrup is the great chill
drenis soothing remedy.
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FREE LUNCH from ten to twelve this
forenoon at the immortal old establish
ment known from time immemorial as
Madame Vincent's, at the south corner
of Washington and Front streets. Vim
cent Botto Is master of ceremonies.
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PUBLIC Speakers and Singers viii find
" Browns Bronchial Troches" beneficial
in clearing the voice before speaking OF
singing, and relieving the throat after
any exertion of the vocal organs. Fol-
Coughs and Colds the Troehes are effec-
final.
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Our stock is now complete in this line,
consisting of all grades and styles, at
prices that we defy competition. Call
and examine. No trouble to show goods.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
1872 Main street,
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LATEST
PARIS AND % n FANS,

Novelties in GILT, JET AND SHELL jew
elry, finest perfumes, cosmetics, ETC.
pocket books, travelling bags, shaw
straps, etc, BERLIN WOOL, patterns
canvass, etc.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY,
219 Main street
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APPLES.

One hundred barrels choice Genitin
apples just arrived at
rIw nra REID d WILSON'S,
354 Front street.
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FURNITURE.

We wish to inform the public that we
are manufacturers of the above article,
and viii for the next sixty days sell al
factory prices with only freight added.
Give us a call.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & Co,
362 Main street.
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The fire caused by a cat turning over
an oil-lamp would have been prevented
by using the patent safety lamp-holdeI
and shade. The holder holds the lamp
securely in position, 30 that it cannot be
overturned, and the concave reflector in
the shade of the safety lamp-holdeI
produces a brilliant concentrated light.
The advantages of the light are many
it saves the eyes by shading them; il
cannot be overturned; for nursery use
and sick room it is invaluable. A met
allie lamp, with wick, and chin
ney complete, is furnished with each
safety lamp-hOlder and shade for three
dollars. Apply to the general agent,
James f. Mehan, No. 335 Main street,
corner of Union and Main.
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nEsDENCE-RARE CHANCE-A nrst-
h class residence, with all modern improve
ments. size Of lot, 81 by 245. Appl at tht
ans GEORGE KELLER.
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HORsES-Twenty head OF good horses
III among them some No ] saddle, buggy
Lo-se~ HALL CO..
ap5 Desoto Stables, S. Union street.
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CLEANING by chemical process with
out securing, only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madison street,
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7 OTS-One lot on ST. Martin, near eorneEsPi
Vance street, 6Ox3Q feet, un1mproFAi
also one lot on corner OF Beale and Clinton
streets. 2Jsx60 feet, unimprOved. These lots
VIZ be sold at low figures, as the owner wishes
10 leave the city.
CITY RAILROAD OFFICE,
AM as Main street.
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EooNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hansonis old stand), 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. II
should be read by al.
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Jet Palace removed TO No. 32e Main
street. one door above the old stand.
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RFRT0N,S
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CON-
FECTIoNERY,
L Eo,,vfh and ponlar

Al the corner Of Fourth and Poplar
streets.
Having reftted my ice-cream saloons,
I wifi opeu them to the public to-day.
As I have superior facility tor man1iac-
turing ice-cream and confectionery Law
ing the only steam ice~cream apparatus
in the SouThgI can assure my friends
and patrons of always finding q first
class article Of cream. Thankful for
past favors, I hope to merit the continu-
anceo Of the same. Those wishing to see
the cream manufactured by steam are
cordially invited to call, and / viii take
great pleasure In showing them through
the establishment, q
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THE cheapest and best steam dyelng
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt d Hanson's old
stand, HANSON d WALKER.
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MiseenaneOus

The A. ]. White, from Napoleon, ar
rived with 6fty-five bales of cotton, four
hundred sacks of ~cottonseed and affair
passenger list.
The Phil AIlin, from FriRrs Point,
came in with thirty-three bales of cot
ton, Fse~venty-five sacks of cOttOnseed
and a lot of sundries to order.
The John II. Groesbeek, from Cincin-
natl. passed down, bound for New Or
leans, at noon, with a full trip, and had
a barge in tow. She stopped only long
enough to put of a passenger or two.
The Jessie finished patching her boil
ers. and left at dark for the Ohio, light.
The Mary Boyd, for Arkansas river
Phil Allin, for Friars Point, and A. J,
White, for Napoleon, departed with fan
trips of freight and passengers.
The NJ. j. Wicks passed up yesterday
afternoon without landing.
The Undine, from Oscola, came in
with a good trip of cotton and seed.
Mr.. b. F. Fields, clerk of the steamer
A. J. White, stopped OF this trip on ac-
count of i'll health.
The Robert f. Lee and John Kyle
were due from above yesterday, but had
not arrived up to dark.
The Mary Houston, Pauline Carroll,
City of Helena and James Howard are
due from below to-day.
The Pat Cleburne, from Little Rock,
arrived at dark, with three hundred and
seventv-six bales of cotton, thirteen hun.
bred and seventy-two sacks of seed and
a lot of sundries to order. She returns
Monday evening for all points on the
Arkansas.
The George w. Cheek, Captain John
/ Washington, leaves this evening at five
O'Clock for Friars Point and all way
landings. Nj. +. S. Gonterman is chic
puFser.
The elegant passenger steamer r. P
Walt leaves this afternoon at five
| o'clock for J~acksonpOrt, taking in al
the way landings between this and tina
port. The sumptuOus passenger accom-
modations of the Walt, the Obligingd dis
| position of her officers, and her well
known speed, makes this the golden Op
portunity of travelersand shippers. Cap
tain John Edison commands, and Walt
er Outlaw, Griffin and Charles Smithe
are clerks.
The regular Ohio river packet Silve
Moon, Captain Madison, leaves thu
evening at five o'clock for Louisville
Cincinnati and all way landings Mr
George Higgins oficiates as chief clerk
The City Of Helena, Captain Mckee
leaves for Vicksburg at nve O'Clock TIM
evening. Powers Is clerk.
The Grand Tower, Captain Lennox
leaves this evening at hVe o'eioek 10
Cairo, st. Louis and all way landings.
The Mary Houston, Captain Charlie
SehuItze. leaves this evening at tw'
O'clock for Louisville and all way land
ings. Mr.. Chas. Miller Is clerk.
For New Orleans-The passenge
steamer Richmond, In command o
Cautain Nat. 8. Green, leaves this even
inF at six O'Clock for Vicksburg, New
Orleans and all way landings. Captain
John T. McCord Is her chief purser.
Coal, Coal, COAL.-Fifty cents pc
box, at Johnson's Landing, abov
Island 80.
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JOE LOCKE has received an assOrt-
ment of tracing wheels.
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JOE LOCKE, 236s Main street, has
the largest assortment of Magazines,
Pictorials and dailies In the city.
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the "Bay Horse?''
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No. 326 Second street,
Have Just received a lot of Rustic
(wooden) Window Shades, neat, cheap
and durable.
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HOOK & LAGRUL,

Jet Palace! Everybody invited to in
spect the new goods.
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I CAN be found, for the aecommoda-
ton of South Memphis friends, at No.
3S1 Second street, near Union.
TOHN WALSH
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HAY! HAYi! HAY!!l-TwO thousand
ii bales Hay, thirty thousand Hoop Poles
and one model Barge.
For sale by
No. 5 Magnolia Block, cor. Union and Front
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LOST,

NTFMORANDUM BOOK-A small yellow
MI Jack memorandum book, With 50 IL II.
me hinder will be rewarded by leaving ~ az
JOHN TENTS Sawmin, opp0site GasWorhs,
mead Of Front street. aBlo
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Jet Palace! Best place to get watches
and jewelry repaired.
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Gas COKE for sale In any quantity, by
GEO. MELLERSH,
% South Court.
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DREssRAIsNG panier, Skirt Manu-
factory, S83 Main street.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Packet Co
V. 81, Mail and southern Express
For Helena, DevaiIs Bluff, SeRreys Augusta
and J~acksOnpOrt.
The Elegant Passenger steamers
LEGAL w. =. Ashford, Master
Leaves Memphis every at
O'Clock pm.
r p. WALT------John ]. Edison, Master
Leaves Menaphis every SATURDAY, ats
o'clock pm.
The above line of elegant steamers connect
at DevaI's Bluff with the railroad for Little
Rock and JacksOnpOrt.
FLLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
mh7 2 Promenade, foot of Jefferson.
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Mosr durable, elastic, fashionable
skirts, Skirt Mandatory, 1888 Main
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OFFICE MEMPHIS WATER COAPANY,1
Memphis, April 9, lS2-
~ Proposals win be received at the once
q his Company, Nos Madison street, until
Aprn Issh, e q O'Clock, for distribution along
shs streets and alleys Of the city, OF 200 tons
vatsr-pap& JOHN CUBBINs, President,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PLUMBING, 815 Second street.
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BEST bustIes, Skirt Mandatory, SsS
Main street.
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PERSONAL

G1PEIAcT Painting and repairing, corner
Ssoono ELfIsa pANAN.
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Riverz. Weather. ana business.


The river at this point has been on the
rise steadily at the rate Of two inches per
hour since our last report, and stands
fifteen feet above extreme lOw-water
mark. The upper Mississippi at st.
Paul is on a rise of two inches at Da-
venport it rose five inches. The Mis-
souri, at LeavenwOrth is stationary; at
Omaha it rose one inch. The river at
st. Louis declined six inches; at Pitts
burg, ffty-one inches; at Cincinnati it
rose thirty-one inches; at Louisville,
fifteen inches; at Cairo, fOrty-slx nchesi
at Nashville, ten inches; at Vicksburg,
twenty inches; at New Orleans, five
inches; at Shreveport, 10 inches. Bust
ness along the wharf yesterday was not
encouraging to steamboat interests. Our
local packets, however, went out with
fair trips. Weather cloudy and raining
at intervals all day long.
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Go TO joe LOcke's for the latest publ
cHtions. -
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GAs-FrTr1Na, 8I5 Second street.
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Jet Palace Attractions for everybody.
CoooAIsE dresses the hair beautifully.
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UNDERTAKEN.
DR1vEN wELIs, BIS Second street.

ggtr az JOHN WALSH,
No. 331 Second street,
near Union.
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srEAM-FITr1so, sl6 Second street,
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CARPETS.

MISSES bustles, Skirt Mandatory
1888 Main street.