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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.
[LArEsr REPORT BY rELEeRAPH.l
CINCINNATI.

LINOlNHAI1.
CINcrSNArI. April 6.-Flour steady; family,
81 GOta7 rs. Wheat steady; red 81 e9gl n. Corn
in fair demand, at &c. Rye steady, at o9S2c
Oats steady, at 559i2c. Clover seed steady at
on arrival. Timothy seed steady s3@3 25 froIn
store, Pork buoyant bat unsettled for city
packed no other wanted; sellers to-day all
have pork, and intend delivering IT. no sales
demand light and holders hrin shoulders, &c (;
sides, 5496c; &c asked, with no sales. Ba-
con-shouldeTs, &c; sides, G,S(9Ie asked Hogs
dull; sis4 80, Whisky quiet and weak iSsc.
CHICAGO,
CHICAGO, April 6.--Flour firm. Wheat
Spring No, wanted and higher at - 20
Corn2No. . mixed active and lSgze hlgheri )
SV9 quiet and weak, at zoe. Barley nominal
HighWines steady at sz1ze. ProVlslons strong
and higher. Mess pork slI 65@Il 70. Lard slse.
Bulk meats fTm sa9attqe[1s;, tas1; s4 and s1sd 2
- 1O'sO Ia LOUISVILLE.
Tor71sy1ILE, April 6.-Tobacco strong for all
grades; sales, 40 hhds Bagging arm i7Sd1S5e'
59a6Oc; barley, 75,9S0c; rye, S59sOcj oats, SIG
Sc. Provisions Arm; prices nominally I'M
changed. Lard in tierce, &c; kegs, sse. Whis-
Ky quiet al ''e' ST. LOUIS,
ST. LOUIS, April 6.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Rye quiet and weak; sample lots
red winter No. ?, 81 80; Corn better in the east
NO. 2. 355SaS7c Barley-hne choice lows,
75c, Rice hrm; TG7sc for good to choice.
Whisky steady s4e. Pork hrmer; sll I5 on the
SPOT. Bacon and dry salt meats-only order
sales. Lard wanted; sc. Hogs dun; 31z945xc.
Cattle duh and declined SIC.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, April 6--Flour, grain and corn
meal quiet and unchanged. Mess pork, sl3;
rump sll, Iard-prtlne steamed, SIC; kettle,
g1Sc. Bulk shoulders, &c; clear rib, 7c; cfear
sides, 71Sc. BaeOn-shoulders, exc; clear rib
and clear sides, 7s4c. HRms-sugar-cured,
l25ze; plain, l015c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April ebay lower; prime,
$50; choice, S3S934c. Pork advanced 25c mess,
Sl3 80. Bacon flrmer; shoulders, SIC; clear
rib, 71zc; clear sides, TIC. Hanns-spgar-eured,
ll1z@ll5zc. Coffee quiet and easter; ordinary,
lS12c; fair, lS9l914c; good, lS1xs20c; prime,
21zo. Other articles Unchanged
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ENGLAND.

Tna DON, April 6.-Pnnee Arthur VIII
sboTtlv be promoted TO the rank OF
msior' a nd win 60 to India for Two
Vesrs M 7. Disraeh has returned to the
city. --,..-a 49,.
DR.. Muras, Nho Nas ac4ul.DgI .S to
tsrday Of mura efl on tne gfoullo oi III ~
sanity, viii be t. dhporariiy eohhiiieu III
an asyluEf
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GRT OF GENIUS.
How ID LeveIleth Mountains OF COFRe
ration Mud.

EprroRs APREAI.-The suggestion of
Captain Gift, to remove the bluffs by
hydraulic power, is, think, good one.
The objection to such course, present
ed by Mechanic in this mornings
APPEAL, Is easily Overcome, In order
to remove the dirt as fast s. u topples
oveF,n it is only necessary 10 arrange
the hdume" in proper shape and posi-
ton. II one of our fire-engines can
throw water with power equal to
eighty or one hundred feet ef pressure,
there is no doubt but that the whole
bluff can be driven into the river easily
and at small cost,
The experiment certainly ought to be
made. In half day, under the direc-
ton of Captain Gift, you can demon
strate the Feasibility Of the proposition.
My experience as a miner teaches me
that no theory in such matters is worth
an hours fair experiment. Let US try
the engines. If the writer can do any
thing to assist Captain Gift, he win dc
| it eheerfully. b. 7. ANDERSON.
April 5, 1879.
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NOTICE.

TFOR several years past my health induced
II the transfer Of the management OF nay
property on Main and Beale streets, into the
hands OF other parties.
have resumed sole control Of said premises
but shall continue Major II. L. GuiOn as my
rental agent, to whom all applicants are re-
A0AAeN- aARFrrET NF-Nr srrre
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RAILROADS.
; an shore Railroad, Canada-eIO, 600,
ri 900 Subscribed.

QUEBEC, April 6.-The contract be-
tween the North Shore Railroad Com
pany, Of Canada, and an association of
Chicago parties, for the construction of
the road between Montreal and Quebec,
was finally executed yesterday. The
city of Quebec gives one million of dol
lars, and the land grant is estimated to
be worth at least ten millions; besides
local parishes along the line will sub
scribe literally. The work will be be-
gun at once aud prosecuted vigorously.
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MASONIC TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

To the Worshipful Master, Wariens and Mem.
A. M:
BRoTHERs-YOur committee, appointed q
draft suitable resolutions relative to death Oi
our Brother, JAMES p. ADAMS, submit the fol
lowing.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great Archi
tect of the Universe TO call our late Brother
JAMES p. ADAMS, to his Lodge on High; be 4
Resolved, That in his death our Lodge ha,
been deprived OF a worthy and useful mem
ber.
Resolved, That we deeply deplore his earlJ
demise, and tender our sympathies and con
dolence TO his family.
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolutions
be presented 70 his family and published in
the Memphis Appeal. Fraternally,
J. l.. EICHBERG,
NJ. HOCHSTADTER,
l. STRA USS. Committee.
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Rev. J. r. Graves viii preach in
the First Baptist church on Sunday
morning at eleven O'Clock. Subject
"The Teachings of Aaron's Breast
plate" Also, at halfpast seven o'clock
in the evening. Subject-"Are Depart
ed Christians in Heaven?" At the close
of the evening services the ordinance Of
baptism viii be administered.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 81 r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
Of shelby county, Tennessea-Sallie L Ban
MI vs- Joseph N BanfH.
IT appearing from the bill which is duly
Il sworn to in this cause that the defendant,
Joseph n. Banfill, is nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee:
II IS therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That he make his appearance herein, at
the Courthouse OF the Second Chancery Court
of shelby county, in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, on or before the first Monday in
May, ls72 and plead, answer or demur TO com
plainants bill, or the same viii be taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearing eX-
hshed once a week, for four successive weeks,
In the Memphis Appeal
This April 8, lS72.
A copy-Attest-
NJ d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By G. BELCHER, Deputy {. and NJ.
Geo. Gillhanl, Sol for complainant ap7
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ALL THE MACHINERY,
Complete, that is necessary for the complete
Rendering Of TallOW, Etc.,

all Of the latest improvement. But THIS sals
will he made subject 10 q deed of trust held on
said property by A. j. White 4 Co. for the sail
OF ave hundred dollars, drawing ten PER cen cen !; !;
rn5ninq six naonths froTn 9th day OF March,
iS72 ANY person desiring 20 purchase pei0fe
Ire time appointed for sale can esn ~ tns
stSaat or Tohn Rousrh. a. the wagon and
laeksmith's shop AZ the corner OF DeSoto and
Monroe streets, city Of Memphis, who VIII
shoVS the properly. The fnest chance for q
gc,od profitable business, with small capital,
ever offered for sale In this state.
JAMES HALL,
ans JOHN RQUSCa,
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MARRIED.

D-SAUNDERS-At Rocky
Hill" the residence Of the brides father, near
CORTLAND, Alabama, on the evening Of April
ltb, by the Rev. Bishop Robert Paine, Mr. l.
B. MCFARLAND, Of this city with MISS ELLEN
", youngest daughter OF ColeneI James Z.
Saunders
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LITTLE ROCK.

Meeting Of the Republican state Central
COmmitfee-A Rev In the CaTup.
LITTLE Rock, April 6.-The Repub-
lican State Central Committee met to-
day, SenatOa b. F. Rice, the chairman,
presiding. Failing to agree, the Clayton
members, consisting of Governor Had
ley, Judge Mcclure, George 5. Scott and
W. w. Wiltshire, withdrew, when the
committee filed the vancancies, and has
called a State convention for the I'D of
MAY
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FOR FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
Friar's Point. Helena and BENDS United
States MAIL Packet.
Phil AHHim,

sa1.z ~ ar1es Lee = 50 y u 4 ~ -
Leaves Memphis MONDAYS, " ELNE5DA1 Il
and FRTDAf5. AZ 4 D.u., CONNECTING at Hel-
ena with the steamer RdODA ior adl5--51o adl.-l
and all points en- L'knguiila EiVer' ~
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candidate for sheriff Two OF three gem
tlemen are already in the field for this
superb stick, about which the contest
no doubt viii be very lively. The pipe
is becoming an object Of great desire.
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MISSOURI.
senator TrumbuII and the Liberal
Movement

ST. LOUIS, April "a prominent II
linois politician, who is now in this city,
states that Senator Trumbull has re-
GENTLY written a letter to his brOther-in-
law, DIR. Jayne, of Springfield, Illinois,
in which he fully commits himself to
the liberal movement, and expresses the
ODinion that the nominee OF the Clncln-
natl Convention viii be the next Presi-
lanf
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NTOTTCE.

HAVING qualified as executor OF the estate
Ii OF Mrs ]. ". Norris, deceased, 1 hereby
give notice to all persons having claims
against said estate % HE them. aurhen Heated
as the law directs, with Messrs Humes 8 Pos
ton, my attorneys, within the time which the
law requires them to be Eled, Or the same viii
be forever barred and persons Indebted 70
said estate are hereby nOtined 70 come forward
and settle the same with my said attorneys,
Messrs. Humes q PostOn.
+. p. NORRIS
Nar,rI,fs Aurfl = KY .r-5r4
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
f1ArEsr REPoKr BY rELEeRAPHl

--LATEST hEfofSi NJ AhAh0SAfA.i
NEW YORK, April g.
All good styles of prints sell readily at l2c; (;
passe STYLES at &c, while new effects OF Dolly
Vardens command l21S8l3c. Pacific Mills
lawns are quick at l635c; Dolly Warden. lawns,
lSc: Cretonne, I53ze; Dolly Warden, l71zc, and
400 Organdies at lS920c-the latter rates for
new and popular styles. Pacific Mills per-
Gales are in beautiful effect, and are taken
freely at 235le; Oriental, 2lc; Manchester, lee.
Brown sheetings, best brands, are steady at
I45[al5c and l3Z0l4c for seconds. Brown
drills of standard makes command l56Dl5c7I.
New York Mills muslins, 29221zc; Wamsutta,
2lc; White Rock, 1G1z@17c. Amoskeag jeans,
I4lL0ll5c for corset and browns.
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FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.
GREECE.

Arm Ms, April 6.-The King opened
- 80, nbly to-day with speech de-
eIsrjnc S In at the country was at peace
at home an,i abroad.
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PARIS, April 6.-The, counsel Of wal war
at Versailles sentenced the vicar OF SAINT
Eloi TO two months Imprisonment Ioi
causing the arrest Of q nuinoeF oi per
sons by Illegal means
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CIECTNNATI, April 6, 1872

John Cubbins, President Water Company:
/ have closed contract with the Gaylord
Pipe and Iron Company for two thousand two
hundred tons pipe at cash prices, payable in
the first mortgage bonds OF the Water Com
pany. One thousand tons will be shipped on
Wednesday next; balance Will go forward as
soon as boats can be had 10 take IL.
(Sipned) +. NJ MAHAN,
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Services at the First Methodist church,
by the pastor, at eleven O'Clock in the
morning, and at half-past seven in the
/ evening.
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BATTLE-At the residence Of her husband,
in this eounty,on the lst instant, Mrs.. MARTHA
BUTLER BATTLE, wife Of DR.. L. L. Battle and
daughter Of Colonel Robert I. Chester, Of Jack
son, Tennessee.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.
Fsr Vicksburg, Matches and New Orleans.
Str. GKEAT REPUBLIC -ThOrweigan. master
This elegant passenger steamer
e-9lle@Aaf~WiH leave as above THIS DAY,
= April 7th, at 10 am
For freight or passage apply to
J.. T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
ap7 AZ Madison street.
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RI.LIGIOUs NOTICES.


Lecture by Mr.. J. B. Crocker, inspira-
tional speaker, at the Spiritual Hall,
| Webster Block, 166 Main street, this
Sunday evening at half-past seven
O'Clock. Subject-"Man and His Rela-
/ tions."
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.

THE firm OF Podesta & Cazassa Is this dsy
i March =, ls72, dissolved by the sale OF
Frank Cazassa's interest 70 the remaining
partners, who are alone authorized 70 collect
the outstanding claims, aud who hereby as
sumo all the liabilities OF the late drm, and
who viii continue the business under the firm
name and style Of P0desta- Maiatests 4 Co.
LOUIS PODESTA.
ap2 FRANK CAIASssA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE--SALOON, ETC

WE HAVE for sale the stock Of Liquors
w Fixtures, License, goodwill, Lease, etc.
Of first-clasS saloon, centrally located and
now doing good business.
Any one who wishes to embark in such q
business would do well to call on US for
terms, etc.
GEO. SHIELDS & CO., AuotiOneers,
ap7 2AO MAIN STREET.
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central RaDtiSt Chures.

DR. Landrum pastor. Services morn,
ing and evening at the usual hours
The ordinance of baptism win be ad
ministered after evening service.
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NOTICED

HAVING this day retired from the cotton
business, / desire 70 return thanEs 10 nv
friends for past favors, and would be pleased
to see them In future AZ the house OF Thomas
& Gross, dealers in Hides, Lather and Find
ings, 356 Main street, where l am engaged IN
the capacity OF boOk-keeper.
Aprit I lsTQ SMITH
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docket being disposed Of, the court ad-
iouFned until the first Monday in May;
The attention of the attorneys Is called
to this fact, that they may examine tne
deckets and records to see if any omis-
sions on mistakes have occurred, On
the first Monday of May court viii con-
yene to correct mistakes and omissions,
if any, and then adjourn to court IN
course,
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IOWA.

Result OF the Election for City Ofiieel-1
of davenport.
DAVENPORT, April 6.-The city cleo
tion was held to-day. The Republicans
elected A. H. Bennett mayor by seven
hundred majority, with the balance OF
the ticket, by handsome figures. They
made a clean sweep with the aldermen,
electing their seven candidates by hand
some majorities and gaining five mem
bers to the City Council. Last year the
Democrats controlled the Council. This
year they will have but two members
ont of twelve
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MEMRHI9

and. from the profits, the managers hope 10
foster and build up an institution permanent
and successful, In which the eltiEens Of our
city and county may feel Just pfftie.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpamy-U.S y. Mail Line.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
rHOS. H. ALLEN --.... Eugene smith, master
s This elegant steamer viii leave
s->4tiS4v h~TU UESDAi, April 9th, at pm.
ssEszzf W. H. KENNEDAY, Agent,
once on Company's Wharfboat, foot Court st.
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Central sIethodlst church.

Union street. Services, II am. and
Z 30 PM, by P. T. Seruggs, pastor.
SundaV-achOol, 80 am.
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First congregational Church,

OF Memphis. On Union street be-
tween Third and De Soto streets. Pub
lie worship, II am. and 1880 pm. Sab
bath-sehO0l, $3.50 am. Weekly prayer
meeting, Wednesday at Z 80 pm Seats
free. Rev. A. L. Baldwin pastor. You
are cordially invited to attend. Subject,
"The Vices of Memphis
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Fhe Murderer Captured ana his AosS'
Burned Down

CHICAGO, April 6--For some years tn'
,usauhien estate in the adjoining town
800 of Cicero, has been claimed by twS
aeti.,S. one Of whom placed a MAJ
Pasd CSilfoyie in possession oI y
H. ar1,.' Ist.ar yesterday shot Deputy-SherlI
uenoDo1gh ~ who came TO serve paper
.se,,n .-s.a,e,,roS ths mob captured Gnfoyie
snS buIned his hons, barn and persona
PE0perty.
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AUCTION SALE
800 Oil Paintings and ChrOmOs
IN FINE GILT FRAMES.

VETE viii sell ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
w April 10, 1917, at ~ O'Clock, fine eollee-
ton Of the above goods. We take pleasure in
Offering this fine collection Of paintings 70 cur
customers, as they are from the studios OF
and America.
GEO. W. SHIELDS & CO, AuctiOneers,
aD7 No. 90 Main street.
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MBNDELSsoHE QUARTRrTE CLUB.-
The second anniversary, and the eighth
grand concert Of the society will be
given tomorrow, Monday, night at the
New Memphis theater. Mrs. Czapski,
the soprano and Mr. Martin, from Balti-
more, the tenor win assist the Mendels-
sohn Quartette Club. The programme
is one of the best which the society has
ever produced; choice selections from
Travidta, Martha, TroU0tore, etc., ems
Iiehing ths saaae,
No seats viii be reserved, Cards OF
admission viii be required from every
person. To answer many inquiries OF
Citizens desiring to attend the concerts
of this society, notice ls again given that
no tickets of admission viii be sold TO
any Of the soeiety's entertainments.
Assoeiate members only are entitled to
the privilege Of attending concerts re-
hearsal, etc.
THE MANAGEMENT OF THE SOCIETY.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

REGULAR PACKET
For All Way Landings On the MlsstssfPPd
70 HeIens, LSAmguille, 20 Marianns',
and 50. Francis River TO WittsburS-
~ St. Francis,
.I-H ". R Bow ~ ss5.5A
VTiIl IsseTa SIenaphis as above EVERY TUES
DAY, at 5 O'Clock pm
For freight or passage apply on Doafa-
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THE FAIR.-The Fair viii be con-
tinued three nights next week. a new
attraction is a splendid gold-headed
cane. ON the table from st. Bridget's,
which win be voted to the most popular
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


HUaIH HltdNINE HU-IlIs
New Orleons--GREAT REPUBLIC.------.l0 am
ArFfvaIa
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

uE.-,,Rls and white River Packet Co.
~ ~ Nail and Southern Express
For Helena, Devalls Biutf, searcy, Augusta
and JacksOnpOrt.
The Elegant Passenger steamers
TrGAT, TENDEER---...W. 3. Ashford, Master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, ct
O'Clock pm.
n p WALT Ohm j. Edison. Master
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY, ats
o'clock pm.
The above line OF elegant steamers connect
at Devalps Bluff with the railroad for Little
Rock and Jaeksonport
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents,
mh7 Promenade, foot Of Jefferson.
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Memphis aud st. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
o Steamer BELLE MEMPHIS
E-assSEIElszzlEr will leave as above MONDAY,
April Sth, At o'clock pm.
app FLEM. CALVERT, supt,
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FOR SALE.

ON the 18th day Of April, 1872, at Z o'clock
~ m, on the premises, below Fort Picker
ing, and on the bank OF the Mississippi river,
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR VICKSBURG.

FOR VICKSBURG.
Memphis aud Sc. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
o Steamer BELLE MEMPHIS,
R-Las Crane----.-. master
Twill leave as above MONDAY,
April Sth, at 5O'clOck pm
app ELEAI. CALVERT, sup,t;
FOR RED RIVER.
Carter Line Red River Steamers-For Shreve-
port and jefferson, Texas.
Str. EMILE LABARGE--D. H silver, master
This elegant passenger steamer
R.SalissszA,f~wtH leave as above MONDAY,
- April sth, at 10 am.
For freight or passage apply to
j. T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
app q ManIson street.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.
Fsr Vfcksburg, Matches and New Orleans.
Str. GKEAT REPUBLIC -Thorweigan. master |
s This elegant passenger steamer
e1<albSu SuAaf~WiN leave as above THIS DAY, |
- April 7th, at 10 am
For freight or passage apply TO
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
ap7 ~ Madison street.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmPany-U. y. Wall Line.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
THOS. H. ALLEN -. Eugene Smith, master
This elegant steamer viii leave
- T Z % E9AY 4 = y, AgTll aB stR, a, 1 pm
ONCE on Companyls Nharfboat, foot Court st. /
FOR LOUISVILLE.
- -. - -. \. .s.,.,,,..,,-. ...o.r,o-
.< RObt. Il. Lee,
VIII leave M0N DAY, April Sth, at 10 am.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
r. W. LIGHTB6RNE, Agent
app Once on the Levee, No ST.
FOR HELENA & FRIARs POINT.
For Commerce. Austin, o. IA, Helena
and Frkar's Point
The reliable, irst-cIass passenger packet
Geo. w. Cheek.
Geo. Malone Master,
WilI run regularly, as above iI lesying g Mem;
SATURDAY, punctually, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on ooard-
For Helena, FrIar's Point, Beulah, white
River, Napoleon and the Bends
The United States Mail Packet
.zl@ A. j. White,
ssssF = Mark r. Cheek Master
VIII leave Memphis TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, punctually, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board
FOR n. ORLEANS & LOUISVILLE.
Memphis and New Orleans Weekly
Packet Line,
Comprising the Magnificent Steamers
Belle Lee.
.aG RObt. Il. Lee,
utFz Cannon - - Master
One Of the above 1ne passenger steamers
will leave Memphis for New Orleans EVERY
FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock pm, and pass up for
Louisville EVERY SUNDAY, at 2 pm
r. W. LIGHTBUR RNE, superintendent,
ap2 No. Y on the Leyee.
EOD ADKNOcAG DTVED
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German Protestant Evangelist Church
Third street between jefferson and
Court streets. Preaching by the Pastor,
Rev. Lisko Priest, at l0f am. and a
pm. Seats free.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
IlA Packet Co., U. ). Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line leave Memphis
for all points ON Arkansas river Mondays
and Fridays. az a. Pm. For freight, pas
sage, or other information, apply to W. h
KENNEDAY, Agent, ONCE on COmpany's
Wharfboat, foot OF Court street. mil
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FOR RED RIVER

Carter Line Red River Steamers-For Shreve-
port and jefferson, Texas.
Str. EMILE LABARGE- H silver. master
This elegant passenger steamer
e>sllssA-r~wth leave as above MONDAY,
- - "A pril sth, at 10 am.
For freight or passage apply to
J.T. WASHISGTON, Agent,
app 4H Manson street.
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WATER.
FIattering Prospects fer Rn Early Com
pIetIou Of the Water-BOrks.

The following dispatch was received
yesterday and handed US for publication
as a piece Of most gratifying news. As
such We present it:
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CLOCKS AND SPECTACLES
q . AbULDSOHLA LAAb A W
JET PALACE.
eQ6 Main St. aQ6
DISSOLUTION.

FT7HE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween William Juniper and John Wylie
under the 1rm name OF Juniper 4 WyIie,
carpenters and builders, Is this dav dissOl we'd
BY mutual consent. William Juniper assume
all liabilities OF, and Il alone authorised to
settle al claims due the arm
WM. JUMPER,
April 6, lsTL JOHN WYLIE