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WILLARD DERB'

E,-cH No 1854 wISpER-Bs.ns TrldS Mark Frederic
Iarnn Co.. Marion, ~ j. uAhufActusd BY ne United States
watch CO.. has been carried by 6ssn months total yATA
"a iO'H n1sa1 time DsHg only one .sS9nd PsSnenih.
or Derby, Snow Il Prsniii, Jsrssy City, y. J.
Tarcu No lloi SrtM.wNpTRBsarlug TrAdsMArk Fresre
lA,'ou Co. Marion, n. Manufactured by the United States
Watch Co.. has been carried by mOGIhI Ia total variation
A. l. DENNIs, rrei't y. RR&T.co
urIcA, Feb. Is, 1870.
W,r-H NJ l1sSi srrg wrvpTR-BsArng TradsMAk Fred.
Anrriea Co., Marion, ~ j." mAnufA urrd BY tie United
Ste: Watch Co, has been carried BY ~niy uEutAS M total
z. c. PRIEST, Asst SdPi n. Y. {. Ill 4. r.
T,ru No III, srEN Manufacturing TradsMark Frederic
f.rrton Co.. Marion n j. manufactured by the Unlted Stale
Watch Coz has been carried BY heea month"; ia total vahAOh
from tune Ds1g only oftwothrI Of second
II. !. PHELPS, Con- y. J. Ssnira X, X,
No 1867 UWNpER-Beafing Trade Marx Frederic
frr,ua Co.. Marion, " Ictarrd by the Uned States
Watch Co. has been carried by since June lS6i; ia total
toa rom mean tune Icing only five secoPd' PR month
HENRY SMITH, Treas. Panama r. r., - Wall ST., y. Y
WirrU No ll2 SrEN MISUNDERSTANDING Trade MArk Frederic
hhrriHu Coz Marion, ~ j. manufactured by the United States
Watch has carried BY months
that time and IN all the various climates Of Europe During
my Il has varied ,scOnd
Il. Lasting, Manager kaislsrSccLsT lac; los. Co
lel broadway, y. Y
EETEiRE Of worthless limitations nth trhIch he
c,riEcrhs Of gsHHeness from those Of trhorH you pa
SagrGvs! Oh Lis Plate Oper Is AGta Spring Earrs! 4
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SUnsIrIes.
Bacon.

CHOULDERS,
y Side
Sugar Cured liams,
For sale by
deg TINGLE q ISHAM.
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Wheeling and Tuscarawas Valley
Railway Company.

NTOTICE.-BOOKS WILL BE OPENED
N for subscription to Capital Stock OF the
Wheeling and Tuscarawas Valley Railway
Company, at Bridgeport, Belmont county
Ohio, at the office of w. w. HOLLOWAY,
ESQ, In the First National Bank, on the
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1872, between
the hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p. NJ ,Oi said day.
&. RUSSELL,
4. CHAMBERLAIN.
w. &. STREATOR,
T. SWEENEY,
CRlSPIN OGLEBAY,
JOHN McLURE,
ROBT. J. BAGGS,
w. W. HOLLOWAY,
EBENEZER +. RHODES,
de27-eb CorpOratOrS.
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Flour.

81 ONG BRANCH" White WHEAT.
II"CrrIm OF Wheeling" While VIII At
virginia Miils, Family.
Legal Tender" Family.
Buckwheat Flour, pure.
We have all the aDOv" popular brands In
Ia store and for sale.
delg TINGLE& IsHAM.
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wAfrr No ianoS, srrS WHOSE -B<sas rrs. M.k rn,a
ssatss Match Co, Msricu n. m.Ase,ursi BY Uaied
StAts Watch Co.. has been essd BY Ar.s pOa,A
sraon from time being only tvoshd, 81 day.
Mays, lse9. Iuass cHAS u. vooRiiis, Hasksas.St IL
wArrH No i.Ois wIxpKa -Bsxrr Trad NAH Cass
States Wateh CO., MsTloG NJ j. nssauS.asi BY As GATED
StAto WAtsh Co.. has eseo CARVED BY noahi ID,
uoa from time being only twelve sssnAs GEO LOWS.
Csal EAItsra fasaE Agt, TosdO, wAss.h wssra r. :.
Sussrav, Pa, 10. ~, $50.
wGrru No iifs, Nsrt fFsa.
Asttoh Co, MsOR, j. mAAaiafsl BY ths Cstel
Watch Co.. ha been carried BY hr~s tnonA, liz tsal
r0 time being Gully dys seconds daring lhsuss.
HENRY DE LANCEf, Easiasst fsilA Erie r. r.
wErcu No HOS, srsHwspsR-Besrlar Trade Nsrk Fr~ss
Ahsrton Co., Maoa, J. Stafsi ny the Uaisi si,ss
Watch Co.. has es'u csrsd ~ eleven ucnth, l Total a.sa
ffSa time bs,DE VEly sosas IN the ,strs Tine
A. ~. KING, fnk fiscs, Ns- lot.
NISslsst N. J. Car sSriRs H. 60.
wIrcu No 9SI-B.arlns Trad, Mail -Fsy.,s ss.iiSa Ma.
Iou n j. manufactured tbs Uusi states WsIx Co IL. "a
sarrisd by t~sss IoaiAsI M fetal y,ea
b,.ag LIlssa .segaaI #.... ..vROONAN,
Engiaesr n. u {. An u.
Uucl, FEB IS ls;a
wIrcH No. se1I SrtSwSnts. Barring rrsA. M.t lys,s
SIoa MsnoB y - Manufactured BY he uasd stsi'' wsha
Co. has Lssu carried BY sighls,a moa Ia t0,ai Sata i
lsSaa IsHs sSIag aNs 'ssssa' Pr use,h
country t. footed. To arold hapositlo~ iassi on o
'chdse, Gnd see that az IsOrss MARION, " j, ara
ungBs
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SYrIIpa.

n BBIS. "LOAF SUGAR" DRIPS.
Z,) ID bbls. "Whlta Sugar" Drip-.
- bbls. "Honey" Drips. For SIle by
dcg TINGLE n INHAM.
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.de2S-sAfi
Notice.
Notice.

DARTIES WITH CAPITAL WISHING
L to engage in one ofthe best paying and
most regular
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afAaesla1 ,gfalster.
Terms, ~ Mail, in Advance
.,ryRE9isTER.A,

. - vDaHYTRE1isTEnA
n,,s v..r ..sss0Ol Three months. =! 500
Sns yesl tbs. 40 One nnonth.-...." rs
~p,.WEEKLY REGISTER,
o,,,snsd every Tuesday, Thursday and
ruoiisn Saturday. g
onv VT. $500 One copy, 8 mos Is2.OC
WBEKLYIREGISTER.
one copy. I yr 81. 60 Fiyecopies, yrs 300
one COPY, 6mos 100 neosies, IL r.. 1876
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WHOLESALE cRocERS.
Tea.

a. HIF. CHESTS q. T.. TEAS.
LD " hlI. Chests OOlOng Teas.
hlL Chests Young Hyson Teas, In store
and arriving. .-.
dcg TlN8LE a ISIIAM.
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E'-cu No 1854 srrNwISpER-Bssns Tradl Mark Frederic
Iaerton Co.. Marion ~ j. manufactured NE United
watch CO.. has been carried by 6ssn monthi ia sOSA ysA
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oJanuyI
t1.R SECONDS h
Gac York jan L yInsp,, "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-12

MONDAY NEXT We are TO have the Aimee
opera bouffs troupe, the largest now In
the world, composed Of seventy perform
ers. We take pleasure In giving space TO
the following from the New Orleans
Times: "The lsrFest audiences v 9 gath
cred within the9Falls Of the Academy of
Music greeted the representations Of Of
aeassch's "Ls Belle Helene" not sven
q snding-room being obtainsbls after the
curtain runG mp The style of entertain
msnt cfsred by Aimee and her troupe Of
artists seems to have struck the key note
OF popular enthusiasm. Judging from
the almost unprecedented success attend
ant upon their engagement, "La Belle
Helene" Is one of Ofenbach's most popu-
lar operas, and well 1t deserves the title,
for It is replete with all the sparkling ele-
ments which have contributed TO make
opera bouts 80 much favored In this
country and in Europe"
"OUR FAvORITEs," one OF the best of
the many social clubs In the city, have
the thanks Of the APPEAL for invitstions
to attend q grand Easter ball, to be given
the evening Of Monday, April LIST, at
Cochrsn ball. Ia addition 60 the usual
terpsichoresn festivities, the "Fsvorites"
engaged of q noted restaarateur an
elegant collation., the bill Of fare of which
We bsve been allowed to copy. Observe
the bOu1teOus supply CT "hesvy and light
luxuTies" here set forth: Ham and Eggs,
Chewing Gum, les CTesm, Fried Oysters,
Charlotte Russo, Fried Liver, Fish Balls,
Fine.Cut Tobacco, Limburger Cheese,
Sides Of Bacon, Peanuts, T0othpicks, Old
Crow Whisky. Music by the Band
Miserere, arranged by Thomas, from a
by Bach.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-12

EDITORS APPEAL-In an article In your
paper Of the Is n of February, relative to
the fire at Mrs. Goodall's clearinghouse,
on Main street and Center slley, you used
the folio wing language: Every soon after
the FIRE commenced the engines were on
the ground, but, to the dismsy Of fremen
and spectators, the water gave out, add
for 3 while It wss feared that nosWith-
standing there are six large cisterns in
that ueighborbood the whole block would
burn down" Further on you say, There
is gross neglect somewhere, neglect that
calls for reprtmand, !" etc,
The article in question did me serious
injus ice, and would have been noticed
sooner but for the absence of Captain
Geo. J. Mallory, inspector and adjuster for
the board OF underwriters OF Memphis.
In company with Captsin Mallory l in
spected quite q large number OF cisterns
only a few days before the fire inquestion,
and after the d g on he corner of Wash
ington and Main streets. Among others,
we examined carefully the cisterns st the
crossings of Main and Adams and Second
and Washington streets, and found them
IS follows:
Msin and Adams street cissern, full of
water; Second snd Washington street
cistern, fourteen feet Of water.
The above eisterns we're the only ones
used from a. the fire a. the corner of
Washington and Msin, and immediately
thereafter Captain Madden. of Fire com-
pany No. 1, recsiyed my order TO An it
With water.
At the nrs Of the 18th OF February, two
engines, Gos ] and 4, were located az the
Adams and Main street cistefn, while
Nos 2 snd 3 engines were 1t the cistern
at the corner OF Washington and Second.
This is 3 deep cistern, and from some
cause was not emptied, either from
want Of length Of suction or tho
failing OF engins No. 2 to take
by sand or gravel Retting
under the valves, causing the captains OF
those companies to think the cistern was
about empty. No. 2 was immediately or
dsred to she cissern az the corner OF Waah-
and Front. but Il would not work.
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THE APPEAL IN THE CITY.
Places ~ which the Daily Appeal can
be Procured.

The DAILY APPEAL can be lad every mon-
Ing al the f~onowing-named places in the city:
Al APPEAL C~ounting-RoOm, IA Union street.
At the newsstand OF Joe Locke, No. &6H
Main street.
Al the newsstand OF W. J. ManEford, corner
OF second and Monroe streets.
at the new stand OF J. q. Eyrich, No. 80
Main street.
at the newsstand In the Peabody hotel.
At the newsstand In the commercial hotel
Al the newsstand In the RonshRm house.
At the newsstand In the OvertOn hotel.
At the newsstand In the Southern hotel.
Al the newsstand Of Emmons q Son, No. 10
Jefferson street.
At the newsstand Of VIM. Spiokernagle, cor
ner Of Fourth n Poplar streets.
Al the newsstand on ST. Louis whRrfOOat-
At the newsstand at Lanter & Eldr1dges,
Second street, near Madison
At the newsstand OF HOLIDAY, on Beale
street. near Main.
At the newsstand at the Railroad depots.
At the newsstand on the Memphis and Lit
tie Rock wharfboat.
at South Memphis n~ews-depOL No.@ Beale
street, near Second.
At Jas. Corwin's, $SH Main street, near Mad
ison.
Al Paul Wrightis, 26 Main street.
At n, B. JohnHtOn's newsstand, 464 NAN
street.
AT walkers Newsstand, No. los Besle
street, opposite Resle street market
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JOACHIM IN JAIL.
The LOewensGine's Discover Another
Haekett.

Ernest Joachim is the name Of the very
stylish young man whom Harry Crsnmer
lodged in the calsboOse yesterday for ap-
propristing about one thousand dollars
worth Of the dry goods OF the Southern
Palace 70 his own private and unlawful
use, Six hundred dollars worth were
found in his trunk in the Jackson block,
where he lodged when free, he took
them out of the store in bundles under
his little CLOAK. As he is Al excellent
youth, who could not tell q lie, he con-
fessed as much. Sixteen dozsn Of nice
kid gloves were also discovered at the
shanty of n Cohn, who dwells humbly
on Center alley, up town. Cohn had adj
vanced greenbscks on that sort Of secu-
rity. The goods were brought to Cnief
identified them,
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TRIsklRGs.

Everything new, such IS
Pufngs, Plaitings,
RuAlngs, TuckinRs,
Fiutlngs, Flouncings,
Edgings. Insertions.
suitable for trimming every article Of
ladies' and ohildren's underwear, sum-
mer suits, skirts, bOdicss, eto.-csn be
found at
7. ". JOHNSTON & CO.'S,
Opposite Peabody hotel.
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No. 3 was then moved to the elstern at
the corner Of Washington snd Main, and
while this was being done Nos. ! and 4
had emptied the cistern at tbs corner Of
Main and Adams; consequently, for q
short time, no water could be played on
the IRE until new positions ct other els
terms were taken. Therefore the confu-
zion, but nothing Of a serious character.
The fact having been told, I am satisfied
you will do me the justics to correct
the impression made by your article OF
the 18Th ultimo.
1 will state further, that In no instance
since my connection with the IRE depart
msnt has the apparatus, ETC., been put
away until the exhausted cisterns were
completely rshlled, nor will thsy while 1
nave control of the fire department,
either day or night. Very respectfully
yours, e d. ANDERSON,
Chief Fire Dspartment,
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Ihave permanently located In Memphis,
and Will practice all branches of Veterin-
ary Medicine and Surgery. am a gradu-
ate of the Royal Veterinary College, Lon
perienee in the United States, do business
honorably, and charge reasonably. This
was my first advertisement In Memphis
have only to add that liberal patronage
has enabled me to establish an Institution
exclusively devoted to my business. I
am now located In the alley near Willett's
billiard hall on Adams street, between
Main and Second. ! will strictly adhere
to my first promise, viz: Skillful treat
ment of the horse, honorable dealing with
the owner, and q fair remuneration.
JOS. BUSHMAN, N. r. o, v. s.
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OFFICE BOARD UEDERwRITERs, I
Memphis, March II, 1872. !

OFFICE BOARD UsDERwHIrERs,l
Memphis, March II, 1872.
Captain Ed. Anderson, Chief Fire Depart
msnt, Memphis:
DEAR sIR-Your note in regard to con-
dition Of certain cisterns, was received on
my return from Cincinnati, and in reply
would state that in company with your
self inspected, subsequent TO WOlteTing
fire, and prior to the GoOdsll IRE, the els
tern at the intersection of Warrington
and Second streets, and the one on the
corner of Adams and Main streets and
found them as follows: the one situated
on Washington and Second had fourteen
feet OF water in it, the one corner Main
and Adams was full to crown. Respect
fully yours, GEO. J. MALLORY,
Inspector and Adjuster, Board OF Under
WriteFz.
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MURRAY & RIDoELY,
MERCHANT
No. a Msdison atrsat

would respectfully inform their patrons
and the public generally that they have
resolved a stock of goods far SURPRISING
anything yet offered to
LoVERs CT DRESS
in the good city of Memphis and sur
rounding country. Most OF our goods are
imported by us direct to this port. We say
it without egotism, that We are the 6rst to
pay duties on imported goods in this city,
We thereby get rid Of the importers prod
and win gladly divide the benefit with all
customers on their future orders. Our
stock comprises everything gentlemen
can desire for dress or business suits. Our
reputation for good clothes, Bupurb hss
and punctuality Ia beyond question, Do
take 4 word for It, but call and try.
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PRESERVE Ynus snaKs.

Magazines and Periodicals Of every de-
scTiptiOn, bv having them handsomely
bound, PRICES Low.
BOYLE & CHAPMAN.
279H Main street, Bookbinders, Stationers
and Printsrs.
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T~RAaSPoa
TO C0TTOa sHIPPEss.
ATLANTIC COAST Live.

4 NEW FAST FREIGHT LINE for cotton
"A and Merchandise, via Mem1nfs aud
Charleston, Western and Atlantic, Georzfa
and Wilmington. COlu nDia ana Augusta
railroads TO Wtlmtngt1n. North caro- ms.
and wilmington and Weldon N Eaa5carl
raDEoacs 70 Portsmouth, Virginia Connects
g. WumtngtOa with iron steamers 70 All
Horthstn pOrts. and a. Portsmouth, With AL
sBssnsrs AIMING to HOrfO1E, Virginia.
Through from and to HlIminztoa and
Portsmouth without brake OF Bulk.
Marine Insurance BY Lortliarcs line o.
steamers tom and TO WtlntrgfOns OILY ore
fourth Of one per cent Time - quick End
rates as loE IS By any other uue
For through bills o. ia1tnE and nt0rmatlou
apple 10 THO5. B UENE. Agent.
NH rs Main street. &em Dhfz. Tenn
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EsOUNCEMERT

3TDgF o. TaE SUPREME uoURE-To
TrE PEOPLE OF IN resPonse
II re expression OF 3 popular desire, sum
cnnfly general and lentlal 20 oon ~
SslT = csDdiIate for the once nf Judge OF lne
Eup-zme Court, msoe vacant by resigns.
ZION OF hon. T. Az Nesoh CO9rE
Ihursday in August next = NOOh
Therfa~o~ua SfnrcN II ltf1. Mel-
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JOSEPH MUsso, General Collecting
Agent and Special Deputy Sheriff, Office
No. AZ Adams street. All claims placed
In my hands for collection will receive
prompt attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-12

Lucky individual who shail have
Wright to write out his right, investing
Wright's right to = clesr right 10 3 right
good lot in the Wright place. Sale on
Wednesday, March 18th. Then attend,
without fail.
DON0HO & BULKLEY,
90 Madinnr. $500
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WOULD respectfully inforn nv sss,s.
ne pao1e II general l1st i am No.
slotsn OF aira5ed stock, or any ctEer rros-@
el.s t1s5 maI have lost, "a Ing Qusiir-d
Leh-.y Snerla OF Shsi0y county and qfva5
- s41Lea oond- ! ana now resdy and w.
rs % etslst ne pubic In the fuf1rs- s.I-fr
o"1 tAAt4 nave done & N ths pssr-
MATT HELET
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Fresh Sad.

These elegant FISH are received daily,
per express, and for sale by
V. D. FUCHS, Al Jefferson street.
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WATS0s & wATSOH.
ToRNEYs-Ef-LAw
zz4aa.
TO THE PUB.lc

VII practice in ths Circuit ana ras
setY So9r@ OF Panola ~ Dssoto cor1-1s-
ana N tee Federal Court At OK o. 5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-12

COMMUNAL FELIurY-NothinR tends more
TO connUbial happiness than cheerful and
healthy infants and children. Mrs. Whit
remedy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-12

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTRRSAL REVENUE, ;
WAsHIEGTON, February Is, 1871.
10 view Of the near approach OF the close
of the fifteen months period of limita-
ton for the assessments for all taxes re-
naming due, or interest, or coupons, dIVi
deHds, or undivided profits, for the Lest
i've months OF tbs y6sr 1870. as imposed
by section Is of the act Of July IA, 1870,
upon the corporations therein mentioned,
including all penalties incurred.
(Signed.) J. ". DOUGLASS,
Commissioner,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-12

Donoho & Buckley; public sale; Wenes-
day, 18Th instant; ninety building lots /;
South Memphis; come and buy q home;
tell your friends and neighboTs to do like.
wise ; few other such chances viii Re Of
fered as the Wright property ; this is call
right" and everybody knows the fsct.
D0NOHO & BULKLEY,
Real state agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-12

HEAT, COMFORT M EooNoMY.-This
you will get by having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Cali at 25
Second street.
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and q large line of

UPPER BLUE LICK WATER, as an ex-
cellent alternative and spsrient-a power
full preventive of fevers and bilious COM
plants, and invaluable for removing
speedily the effects of excessive eating or
drinking. It has received the highest
commentators Of the medical profession,
and is worthy Of general confidence. Thy
1t.
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PERSONAL.

GENERAL W. h. MORGAN, who is at
present sCjourning In Washington, has
proven himself q most useful servant OF
Msmphisns who have business at the cap
itsl of the republic. he promptly and
closely attends TO ali business committed
to him.
DR. LASH called upon M yesterday
snd gave most gratifying assurances that
Mr.. Walter Coleman was recovering from
his recent severe indisp0sitiOn, and In q
few days would be ct his post. We need
not say how glad we are 20 record q fact
that will be gratifying TO al Of Dir. Cole
mans friends.
BEN FIELD, ~Philsoelphis; Samuel NJ
TnOmp son, AFksnssas; John Butler. Jr.,
NV York A R Howe, Mississippi; d.
}. Rice, New York; Thomas J. Higgins,
John s Brannin. Louisville, kentucky,
snd ]. W. Moon. New Orleans, are guests
OF the Peabody Hotel.
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G1ETLEhEE's WAR cleaned without
scrnbhing or securing and made like new,
at the Memphis Steam Dyelng Establish-
ment, 81 Madison street.
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EcoNuNx-Tske your spring oIothfne 70 Tia
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House f[nnf a
EanaonH Old EfRndh "a Eacond atresL
&A6s0N &WAEK1
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Jon LOCKE, 2sk Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, Riotorials aud das-
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WHITE HARsElLLEs QUILTS.
Opened today,

Opened to-day,
500 WHITE MARSEILLES QUILTS,
all siEss ranging from 81 90 up.
ALSO
HoNHYOOMB QUILTS, DIVINITY FOR
SPREADS,
and q large line of
BEST MAKES OF I0-4 SHEETINGs.
MENKRN BROS,
26l and 263 Main street.
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WANTED.

Ten seamstresses for our Quitting De-
psrtment. Apply ct COILS, 27S Main
street.
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SIZE advertisement OF Dr.. Butts Dispensary,
headed Book tor the Milion-Marrfage Guide
in another column. Tt o be read BIZ
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DRIVEN wB1Ls, 8I5 Second street.

SEED SWEET PoTAToEs.-Hsrbert's cell
ebrsted varieties, st Conswsy & Lind
says, 1853 Main street.
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Ths NaW Msmnhla H.

, nov o1ere1 for sale On lease. Bad4 a.
4 proposals, eithsr for uurshSss - 49,
- % reeeIyed anil the drst o. Anrff nsr[
Auofea1 IE0MAs WIcKEEaHA ~ &C.,
AemphtA Ezan. E5
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WHITE, REDO BLACK RIVERS.

OLD BELLA FILE
For DeveI's Bun, LsftIs Red, Augusta, Jack
sOnpOrt and Black TiEsT.
Str. GLAEGOW----A. Baird, master
This elegant passenger steamer
viii leave as above ~
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at 10 q m.
JAMES Z. BgURSE, Agent,
mht2 ~ FrnuE rrrset
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Leidy 4 Co.'s.
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LOCAL ITEMS

30 TO Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertson's Business College
Armstrong; Photographs Gallery, No. al
Main street. Three tRulleGs gem pictures for
afIv cents.
w. A. Edmonds, NJ. D., homeopathic,
Residence, Peabody hotel. ONCE, III Monroe.
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TEE cheapest and best Steam Dyeing and
Cleaning house In the city Is at ls8 second
street. Hunt 8 Hanson's old stand.
HANSON 8 WALKER.
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FIRE

A Full Explanation and Satisfactory
Correction Rnd Statement Of Facts.
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NINETY BUILDING LOTS,

PATENT CHURNs, at
WHEELER, PTCKENS & cos.
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Note Paper, Opal Visiting Cards, We'd
ding Paper and Envelopes,
Just received by
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
279K Main street,

WI GALL attention to the notice of VIM
Mclean, State and county tsx-colleotor,
In to-day's issue. Under the new law
property sold to individuals or to the
State for taxes cannot be redeemed ex-
cept by payment Of original tax, costs,
charges, and fifty psr cent, penalty.
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RENovAL.-The Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment has removed 70 81 Madison
Street-