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CITY.
FIRST WARD-John Cunningham, J
Ia. Edmonds0n, John Walsh, John Nc
Mahan. Owen Reilly, Patrick Burns
Jehn Fitzpatrick, John w. Kearns, p
NJ. Winters, jr., John r. Downs.
SECOND WARD-S. B.. Robins, Mar
tin Reynolds, J. W. Cochran, Ed. Me
Guire, w. J. Chase, Tim McGrath, Geo
e. StahI.
THIRD WARD-James G. Barbour, N
| d. L. Stewart, A. K. Taylor, Tom Win
ters, Mike Reagan, Thomas p. Adams,
a. D. Gibson, Z. f. MackaIl, q. w. T.
Crook, Robert Cox.
FOURTH WARD.-James Elder, J. M
Woods, Napoleon Hill, e. G.. Mcdowell
J. NJ. Pettigrew, J. l. Norton.
FIFTH WARD.-John III. ETskine
Barney Gray, w. P. Martin, n. J. Wig.
gan, x. Keck, R.. O'Brien, SamueI
Smith, James Poston, w. +. Carroll.
SIXTH WARD.-U. w. Miller, A. C.
TreadweIl, W. +. Simmons, M. Y. Nc
Keen, r. N. Hearne.
SEVENTH WARD-A. J. White, b. q,
Dent, Patrick Cunningham, M. B,
Trezevant. VIII. Bates, James Clary,
Michael McMahan, John BOtto, J.. j.
Busby, L. A. Spicer, Jno. w. Walker,
John O'Brien, J. J. Crowley, John L.
Rawlings, A. J.. Pollock, James McIn-
.tosh, James s. Carpenter.
The vOte.in the above ward had net
been counted up till twelve O'Clock last
night, but the above ticket is considered
to be elected.
EIGHTH WARD-M. Burke, H.
Marks, James Dolan, P. N. Winters,
Ben. Henderson, w. B. Holt, s. n.
Dunscomb, John Mckenzie. Messrs.
p. Dewitt, Tom Foley and NJ. 7. Garvin
tied on one hundred and fifty-four votes
each.
NINTH wARD-Dr. r. P. Bateman,
W. B. Gibson, Jake Brust, NJ. j. Doyle,
A. G. Belts,
TENTH WARD-James Eblin, George
Brownson, Thos. Fleming, M. J. PEN
dergast.
COUNTRY.
FOURTEENTH DIsTRICT-W. f. Tay-
Tor, A. NJ. Stephens, Daniel Ferguson
IA. Brewer.
FIFTH DISTRICT big Spring)-M. c.
Pearce, b. B. Barnes, Adam Flein.
SIXTH DISTRICT (Raleighl-. T. Nc
Collum, Virgil Rawlings, w. f. Price,
Andrew Pope.
SEVENTH DISTRICT Bartlett)-C. A.
Rose, S. D.. Mcclure, w. A. Galloway.
FIFTEENTH DIsTRICT-E. e. Colby,
James Rawlings, @. r.. Egnew.
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SUITS
PER CENT. BELOW COST
OF IMPORTATION,

Oh I0iEOhIA1lON,
TO CLOSE STOCK.
Iron Grenadines, the best quality In
the city, guaranteed to be % cents cheap
er per yard than the market price. The
goods are just in.
Elegant JacOnet Mouslins, with beau
tiful borders, 25 cents per yard-new and
very desirable. These goods retail in
New York city to-day for 40 cents per
yard.
Just opened, 80 pieces new and beau
tiful Linen Lawns, very handsome
styles, black and white, cOlOred, etc.
The greatest bargains In the city
white Organizes, "A, beautiful goods,
for 80 cents, the prettiest eve seen for
the money. VictOtia Lawns, NalnsoOks,
Linens, Swisses, etc.
5000 pairs of Ladies' and Gents Hose
and Half-hose at less than present cost
price.
100 boxes Ladies' and Gents Hand
kerchiefs, at 25 per cent. below regular
value.
Every width and shade Of Ribbons,
the best boiled goods, new and fresh.
Our stock of Kid Gloves, comprising
the newest shades, to close before thehot
season. -
IA Percale Is cents per yard. Grena-
dimes 10c per yard. Towels, white Lin.
ems, ETC., at cost.
Ladies wishing to buy a Lama Shawl,
at half value, should call and examine.
Owing to the present style Of dress
and Dolly Warden excitement, (alas!
poor Dolly! she is again consigned to
her eccentric past, these goods did not
sell as well as anticipated, and hence
this sacrifice. Ladies should embrace
the opportunity and buy these
VALUABLE DRY GOODS,
when such advantageous terms are of
Tered
HEvery other class of goods fearfully
reduced, all over the house, in every ae-
partment.
Such a change of prices from former
value, will be noticed on Monday and
thereafter, that no other notice need be
given Of this
GREAT AND STRIKING
.". H.#
sale Of
DRY GooDst
Arush win take place, and an early
sale guaranteed.
WI MUST SELL TILE GOODS
hand ere the season closes, and our
friends and customers shall find the 0p-
portunity of saving IS per cent. on all
their purchases -
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THE PLANO selected by the Masons for
the Grand Drawing, to come OFF at their
picnic on the twenty-fourth instant, is a
square grand, No. IA Orchestral" Of
the popular Mathushek nnanufacture,
seven and one-tbird octayeS rich rose
wood case. improved Aigrahe through
cut. three strings, four large round cor
ners. back finished like the front. rich
pearl top and pIyith mouldings, heavily
caryedserpentile, extra rich carved legs
and lyre. On exhibition at the rooms of
Merriman & Wilcox, 2783 Main street.
Tickets for the drawing one dollar each.
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AWNINGS AND TENTS
MADE TO ORDER.
J. P. LALEEMAND,
33O Second street.

WAGGENER, 3l7a Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment OF
goods fresh from the hands of the inn
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P1uMprNa, a15 Second gtreet.

TIE MAsoNs have exhibited their usual
excellent taste in selecting that splendid
Mathushek piano, on exhibition in
the rooms of MerTiman d Wilcox, No.
1874 Main street, for their Grand Draw
ing, to come off at their picnic on the
twenty-fourth instant. Tickets for an
investment in this beautiful instrument
only one dollar.
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BEST cleaning and dyeing in the city
at the Memphis Steam Dyeing estab-
lishment, 81 Madison street,
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H DAILY APPEAL Is served 70 city sub.
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
I've cents.
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LOST.

NULE@Txo dark bay mare mules, very
MI small, about seven yeaEs old. They
match well; one Of them Is branded with the
lottery on her left hip. Ten dollars reward
win De- paid for their delivery TO NanBrOok-
Inns stock yard, on Second street. near Iadi-
son. tei1
DING-A very large solid plain gold ring.
III initials J. {. inside; lost al some point en-
route on shelby street 20 Linden; thence 70
Main: thence 20 West Court: thence via \.
Court to corner Second and Jefferson, where
the ring was missed. Liberal reward paid for
its return 20 Appeal Office. Ju44
nOG-A white pointer bitch; one lemon
IL cOlOred ear. a liberal reward VIII be
paid, II returned 20 81 Vance street. JuA
TANE-LIBERAL REWARD-June 10Th,
u within two squares Of Peabody Hotel. a
small heavy cane with ivory handle and figure
Of a stag cut theIeous liberal reWard will
be paid for the return Of the cane, which Is
valued as a present from a friend. Call at this
once. J. HARVEY MATHES.
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The largest assortrnent Of styles IN
HINTS al Letdy's. tasal
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THE Needham Organ, called.so appro-
priately "The Silver Tongue" is sold
by Merriman &Willcox, 2734 Main street.
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r on on tie sornerof Unluu ana fernando
streets, s. by 100 feet. 70 be sold Az ONCE,
Title perfect. Apply az the odice Of
LUKE ". FINLAY.
JUi3 81 Madison street.
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observation-disclosures
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ECoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old stand), 248 Sec
ord street. HANSON & WALKER.
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CONTINUED EXCITEMENT.
SOUTHERN PALACE,

This viii be the week for excitement
in Dry Goods. The
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APFaAB. Only
two dollars and nifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs OF two or more.
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OR O I

lEULE-A bay horse mule, about fifteen
nj hands high. stout and min years old
hsd on when IOsttWO shoes on right side; wore
marks OF draw harness. Ten dollars reward
Will be paid for his return 70
.. ". LEANELL,
jul5 20 front street.
HORSF-A gray horse, about Is hands high
Snd al a DARK color; fore knees sprung
marked ii the Top Of The collar; scar under
rfght fore-lcz. LIBERAL reward VIII be paad
PARIS & WOODBRIDGE,
sutQ No 81 Adams street.
1nLE-ou Friday. III 18th, one bay horse
nj mule GJout ~ L-nds high, 4years old
1s1 mall d IL around the neck; a sore on
r5ght shOaIger and small scar on the left; thin
ri ond-r- Ten dollars Sin be paid fer It's de
uveT, ~ Cap. Amy, Lhigl Of Police,
JOHN 7. ALLEN.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house IN the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt q Hanson's old
stand HANSON & WALKER.
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CHTCKERTNG PIANO

WIN be rallied for, tickets for which will be
one DOLLAR each. The waxed floor so much
admired and enjoyed at a previous Picnic
viii be introduced as a speciality ON shis oeea-
sion. The grounds viii be carefully and nice
~ prepared, and during the Picnic viii be
thoroughly Kept in order.
- Aamission see. Chis.lren Frae-N
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FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge-
ner's for 800.
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For RENT.-House, with ten rooms,
adjoining J.. White & SONS marble
/ works, corner of Poplar and Second
streets. Inquireat office of marble works.
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THE extensive factories for the build
ing of organs show c~onclusively the in
crease of musical culture in our country.
Every factory is from time to time en-
larging tbs number Of its operatives, and
the orders are constantly accommodating.
No organ has a better reputation than
those built by Needham & Son. They
are justly styled 1.-THE Silver Tongae.n
MERRIMAN & WILCOX, Agents,
19 ID 2735 Main street.
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ICE-eREAM By Me0SLIGHT.

On Tuesday evening, the eiEhteenfh
instant, an Iee-Cream Supper will be
given for the benefit OF the Alabama
street Presbyterian church In Mrs. Gov
ernor Jones' grove, corner of Alabama
street and Jones avenue, opposite the
terminus Of Poplar street City railroad.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
3I7s Main street. He is doing aC.0.D.
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
Hefusns feouR the CfEn DfsfEfefs of the
county and the words OF the city.
AA II

The polls opened IN the several civil
districts Of the county and the various
wards Of the city yesterday afternoOn
for the election Of delegates tothe Demo
cratic County Convention which meets
on Thursday next. In some Of the
wards there wers two or moro tickets,
which led to little rivalry but every
thing passed of very pleasantly. A few
voters complained that In some Of the
wards they were obliged to give a pledge
that they would vote for and support the
nominees oftbe convention before being
allowed 70 deposit their ballots. The
following are
THE RETURNS
received up to the time Of going to
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U NJ NJ soUrH-

A RE located in the PrEDN0ST RBGION Of
Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Wfthia two miles
OF the Western and Atlantic Railroad
These springs, ufty-tWo1 IN number, embrace
every variety % mineral water f0und in the
amous mountains OF virginia. White, Red
and Black SULPaURr Aleghanay, AH-Healing
and C~HALYBEArE, MaGNEsTaN, SODA and
Iodine: asalso the waters characterizing the
Springs Of Georgia, al OF which are to be
found here in abundance within the compass
OF this Magic vale, anordinE e certain cure
for D~YsPEPsEA, KHEUMATIs1E GOUr, LIVER
-CoAPLAINrs,. al kinds Of CUTA-
NEOUs AFFECTIONS, and IN fact every disease
tina human flesh Is heir 70.
Aiine Of 0mnibuses viii be IN readiness on
nom ca6oosa Statiohto the Springs, in twenty
minutes, where they viii be greeted with
STAINS or STIRRIN Music and An
OLD VIRGINIA WELCOME.
The HOTEL Nd COTTAGE are i'm
thor0ugh condition, ueWly painted, and fur
n1sned WITH entirely new appointments.
n WIZ be drSt-ciass In every Der-
1cular. 4 maEnifoent BkLLnoDT. one hum
dred hythirfy teet, and elegantly ntted PAR
B1IL1AHD AS6 BAn-HooM ssv4.tv.ava feet
iongs and a capac1ous Bowling saloon.
Direct fELEGRAPHEc N P0sTaL cOmmu
The bui1dfngs and gr0nndsw VII be brilliantly
iHumlned with gas, and every attraction will
be anarued the s~isitoTs % CafooSa Springs.
1ho ab0Ye Watering Place viii Be opened
patrons JJNE Isl, 1872. BY
W g HEWITT,
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Grand drawing for a Chlclkerfng piano
valued at 5000, at the HebreH picnfe.
June IB, Isza Tickets, 81. Piano ON
exhibition nj RoIIenbursss music store,
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AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Marseiles Vestings, at Waggener's,
'3f71 Main street. G
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UNCLE TON AND AUNT MARY

OF Raleigh Springs, invite all their
friends to come out to the Springs to-
day, without baskets, and they will be
entertained with a grand barbecue.
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NJ CRIMINAL couRT.
49,
Tae Horn Lake and Webster Block Mur
deTs-Eason COnytefed-Citntsn's
Notion for a New Trial
OverruEed.

They are Both Sentenced 20 Death ON thS
seeonn Or AuTust-Soaeham SEN
fenced 20 Three Years.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys, and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 31T1
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel.
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Select MO0uIfEbf ExearsEon, June 18Th,
ON fhe Steamer John OyertOn.
A limited number of tickets to be sold
only to those holding invitations. .
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL Only
two dollars and nifty GEMS per year, or two
dollars for clubs Of two or more.
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Any one Wishing anything IA Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, and
Gents Furnishing Goods, should not
fail to call at the Southern Palace, 3S2
Main street.
D. c. & H. M. LOEWENSTNE
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ALL CUT AND BROKEN GOODS
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PICNIcS.

Gents New D. and N. Pearl Hats Iast
reeeaEed al EeiaY a Ce.'s.
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United states COurt-HOn. COnnaIIy r.
TrigE, Fudge

Trtgg, fudge.
United States VS. John Lamroek; plea.
"Guilty;" Judgment suspended. United
States VS. Churchill Wright; evidence
concluded; arguments heard in part,
and continued till Monday. The Judge
stated that the Grand Jury would be
empanneIed on Monday, and every
juror summoned should be present at
that time.
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WE MUST SELL THE GOODS

on hand ere the season closes, and our
friends and customers shall find the 0p-
portunity of saving IS per cent. on all
their purchases
HERZOG g. BDO.,
294 Main, Cark's Marble Block.
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Just received new style Of Hat az Lef'
sxsa F @
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DAY MARES years old; E% hands high
ID AXE MP BIZ J. n. NuuneTy, on PigeoE
koost road, three and a-half miles from The
city. Owner wiz call, prove property and pay
charges. ju9
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HAVE yea tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the bay HorseT
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UPPER BLUE LICK is the most popu-
lar mineral-spring water on this cont
nent, because it is the best Alternative and
aperient known. 1t is a general pre-
servative Of the tone ofthe stomach and
purity Of the blood, and a powerful pre-
ventive of fever and bilious complaints.
Mansfield & Higbee, wholesale agents.
See the IRtest Hat for GentIemen at
Hnfdvsn IL 49, 81
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WEISS BEER-The peoples summer
drink.
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THE Old Company sells gasat two dol
lars and twenty cents per one thousand.
No charge for setting meters. Office,
29I Second street. anayasv
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ELEGANT DREssSVIrs at Waggener,s
from $50 to SIS. -
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DRIVEN WELLS. sl5 Second street.
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Dry GOODS. Va

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Tickets for the Moonlight Excursion
At H. Wade's, 29z Main street, to
those holding invitations.
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TIE ENaINEs AND WELLS.

two in number, will be OF one hundred
horse power each, and with a capacity
OF pumping from eight to nine million
gallons Of water daily. Adjacent to the
works, on the bank Of the river, viii be
a large receiving well sink, twenty feet
below high water, and eighteen feet in
diameter. There will be another
large well in the engine-house
proper, one in which will be placed
the g~auge-pnmps, ten in number.
This well will be constructed of sheets Of
boiler-iron riveted together and securely
eaulked, 30 as to be perfectly water
tight. This well Is intended as a reser-
voir for fire purposes, and viii be forty
feet deep and eighteen feet in diameter.
In addition to the engines and gauge
pumps for the domestic or ordinary sup
ply OF water, there is another feature OF
great importance, and one thing
which gives the Holly system pre-
eminence above all Others, and that
Is the rotary pump, which is brought
into use in case OF fire. Whenever a fire
plug is opened, no matter how remote
from the works, the fact is Immediately
telegraphed to the engineer at the en-
OiOp-hnuga hv a most
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NJ. PERDUE, 815 MAIN STREET.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
We are selling our stock at half price,
as our stock must be closed out by the
last Of July.
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Our whole stock Of Millinery and Fan
cy Goods, at a great sacrifice. Como
and convince yourselves.
KDEMED
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TIE hNtfiAL HOUSE And WDHhB
viii be situated on Wolf river, about a
mile and a quarter from the Memphis
and Ohio depot, In the Weakley sub
division. The land is about three and q
half acres in extent, and the works viii
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Ter, what may 1 say about that?
know we have de-
him.
.s,+ for oran+ad that Pom
lenI-Ne UE' wateri
y! u-bo+; - +bav do note has rec
baoonipg 3eeDly in days, 3
IL. Ian aSnos+Iv toward the lake is
IuII5eu uThsn you1U take ably 70
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FoR RENT.

DESIDENCE-The two-story frame resi-
II deacs. No 30 Eernaudo street. and
secoad hUgse souA q Vance, eOntainiBgs sew
en- rooms anu kitChan, newly painted ano
papsred' &c salits $500 $500 IsP pa s.1.se y rsG.
Way, and tWo large family groceries, a drue
store, meat and vegetable store, all within
twenty steqs OF the door.
jsls DOUGLASS CALDWELL 2s Front st.
UIwO DWELLING HOUSES. each I rooms
Il Apply AT y Avery street Jus
DAsEMENT-The arst floor and basement
Is OF hoass No. Ig Front street. Apply 70 +.
DAVIS, a. he Post-omce, teD
nOoMslThree very large and well vent-
II lated rooms very cheap. Apply az 5t
Main street
ETNE BRICK REsIDENOE-on Hin st..
rooms: rent moderate. Inquire OF
jus MRS W. APPEL, No Adams s.
HoUsEs-Two houses on MoSby street,
maflon gwen concerning same BY +. A. Cole,
Clerk and Master First ChaDceIy Court.
jul II. CLAY KING
yvEsTERN FoUNDRY-The property
w known as the Western Foundry on
Tor rent and the Machinery and Patterns are
for sale, al . bargain Apply %
CARkINGroN MASON, Agent
my8 10 3 Madison street.
1--WE OFFTCEs-Firss noOr, Nc. 81 south
Il Court street Apply sNowpES.
mv92 5 Madison street.
nEsIDENCE-A large and pleasantly SIT
N uated residence, No. 81 Aarket street
For teens apply at theOMce Of
HARRIS, PILLOW 4 PILLOW Att5S
myls corner Madison and VAN.
rOTTAGE-O S rooms. kitchen attached,
u large yard, stables, etc, On Folieuune
avenue, near New Raleigh railroad Apply az
SOutherD HOuse on second street, IN Chelsea
mVl JOSEPH HELD.
CTORE-Under the Commercial HOTEL suit.
- able for a tailoring establishments OF other
business. Possession Immediately. Apply 20
Menken Brother. my6
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1872 MAIN STREET.
D. c. q H. NJ. LoEwENsTINE.

We invite tie attention Of all TO the
fact that in a short time change in our
business viii take place. WewiH heresf-
ter do an exclusive wholesale business.
Consequently, we viii sell all cut and
broken goods at cost, before doing 80.
AT LESS
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THE PRISONER,

who was very pale, listened to the re-
marks Of Judge Flippin very earnestly,
aud when sentence of death pronounced,
seemed fully to realize his fearful situa-
ton.
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For CINCINNATI.
FoR ARKANSAS RIVER.

.KEEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
NJ Packet Co., q. s. Mail Line-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line cav Memphis
for all points on Arkansas river Tuesdays
Raa Fridays at 3 Pm.
W. H. KESNEDAYt Agent,
Ofhce on. Companys WhaIg5Oat,
JUS Foot Of Court street.
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nEw wATER-wORKs
cOmHaeneemenf Of the Work Yesterday
-DescriptIen 81 tho HoHy eystem-
II The caRaeity OF the WORKS.

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The Important work OF breaking
ground for the4new water-Works took
place in this city yesterday afternoon at
the corner Of Union street and the alley
between Main and Second streets In.
presence Of quite q number of Interested
spectators. About three O'Clock Dir.
John w. Rutherford, contractor and
engineer for the works, seized a crow
bar and quickly disledged & large boul-
der, and the commencement OF the
work was a fixed fact. Other gentlemen
on the ground followed suit, and then
the laborers went to work with q viii,
and in a short time they made quite a
trench. During the-present week a large
number Of men viii be employed on the
works, as the contract specifies that by
October water must be turned on in the
streets Of Memphis. Mr.. Rutherford Is
a gentleman OF energy and peFsever-
ance, and he feels confident that heewli
be able 70 complete the contract within
the time specified and supply the citi-
zens Of Memphis with clear, pure water
for every purpose. e ~
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Laces, Embroideries, Lace Collars,
Points, Saques and Capes, below COST