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New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, March IL. 1872.

NHw-YoRK. Tuesday, March ~. 1872.
The sales ut the Exchange, to-day, were or
more than usual importance and attracted general In
terest Measrs Muller wilkins & Co. sold. by order OF
the upreme Court under direction Of Robertson Rogers
Referee valuable business property corner OF Broad ana
southst: also on Exchange place and Pcarlst; also
house and lot on South Fifhayc and business property
on Brooe at and Sixth-ave Jerc Johnson, r sofa lou
on tn ST.; house and lot on one
hundred nd thirtcenhst near Flfhaye MeSsrs. n.
j. Bleeckor Son S Co. and Joseph Mcclure cOh.ucMd
number OF sales OF minor Importance Fun details oi
property sold will be found below
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
BY MULLER WILKINS b co.
t'9'y marble fToa bGli,ng B1ei5gsp,'oe =, mio
Ano"n as 40, 1000
asory French roo bci building with marble trimmings
and 91 Broad st a. n 1880
4sory brick store D cor and Plat, sts l6lOTGoa@7
IS isrg Z, '2ss g5sJ soa'e and 'o' 2oO
s slynIa~s J' lot 20 1870
5sorT and basement brick buildings Of Broome.t G8t
South Nos 49, adj, and fs Broome-
lot 63.8 front by irregular 'oO
BY JERE JOHNSON, JR. oo
lot 1i6thst i75 " Of 3th ave SLOW
JstD and basement frame house llh I'D oi 'h- ,oo
os a. li l15 . Of sth each 2jrlOD So 49, $50
BY A. J. BLRRCKER, son co.
lot istave 5olO liehst !SIs 20
os W. @h,ive S 20 0, Io,n,, h saSn SSS 10 500
o commencing cor ahaye and iO6th st. ll6h OPS
JOSEPH INQUIRE ..
3sory brown stone house PIG EAs Uhs 89r92g
4sOry trick house. 8lstst known AO East 8ls |f ., 10
o a;i st. 22 Of atsvc, aatio 800
JstOry brick house and lot known 81 Bayant lot zt@ "
house dge l5O Of Stanton a., known ~
as ia Rdgest, lot IJrOO N-'''
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
COt'RT CALENDARS-THIs Dly.

n SHsrs, DgT Steamboat CO. g. e
art fenyBoat America 49, Cunningham agt soop Ten
49, RYAN act Hecf.cncT ieo. Lehgb Valley R. Co. agt
1874. .Caro' agi. seamiug T. W. m Steamug W n Summer
49, Deyoe Manufacturing sgt l6s.Y IgIesge Co agt
45 Riley sgt SesmiOg Spray Waller ct al Canal Boat
1sg. Cornell agt Schooner Mar - . Bob Davidson
srprgss "opens at i0 a. m
i55..Pippey ct al Bond and Lake Cbamplain H. L.
l9 CsoLo ct al sgt Palmer ~ Frank and another ag Fay
1n Petersen urt The MAYOR i55. .Optnhym agt springfield
5J stout and another agL suy Pre- and Marine ms Co Of
1901 Putnam sgt Duncan Same az, Astor Fire los. Co
~ aandeSio ss WOOD ss Aetna Fire Ius CO.
ii27. ..Leayit ct al sgt McParland ofhariod.
lsJJ. .siGIey Ae; AyshIl t59. @ Setter aei, Ley
ii5 G5ec,r' Ban. Of N Y 'st i'c'' Bolton 's' Miller
Pat II.-BnApr Open. allan
s. M . S9T:s s5'dG e. I'd ES'1:s. F5:a y,, rsasss @
o Atlantic Mail $. Co. ag s9 Gallup al agt Lelercr
Central Am Transit Co.. 2i.Biss ct al agt Levy inplcad
20 focle sel Rnrte a XIII It al sgt Ge.eve. al
81 Sehepeler .gl P@q.G ct al 81; Lester ast Union Mig Co.
4S Townsend. it. uOrns agt. stevens
s l:1 iS'1 NJ ' s" SsIl e NJ
70 BsFcr Ct a ss. jenunss IS. Iallons Edssais
s7Gooienough ag Spencer bi Lester It al agt Opper tai
laa dutch asi. butch and Albany R r. and Coal
i1i srasbuec As Et IT, 1866 Sam. ag su,quehann. and
10 sanford It al WHIT ct al Wyoming H. h and Coal
is Crawford agi waters l7o.Mer ct sgt The Long
81 John Dickinson. Island sugar Refinery.
SPECIAL TsHEBEnard b. Opens at II Adjourned to Monday
Marcn H.
SUPERIOR Covnr-TnAL Tsn-P.rr -BAKporR. ch J-open.
Atll a.
Stfohen e al. ma Sloan agt johnson al
1853. Po,ner sgt HsHey ct al l7 Dana Goichroy
sheriff Thele 49, The Manhattan Brass Msnfg
1879 shay ag~ scott, mPd Co. aCL Rohtft-.
1873 Pohsh The Mutual 1851 Hobbs fntmens Fund
Iiie ns. Go. lhs. I"
1885, IcefbIand ar krabe s5J Reppler ag Barter and
Aiied CanF-. other.
1905. .Poleron set. BeHnme 100 j Holman ag. Gale
I.lq. .ObehAck at. fbaim. il, llrller at. 'Omer.
I7Il Pnedhoh admir- The s9 " eseman The Meropo.
Staten Island X. II. Co. tAn llfe Ina. Go.
l7l3. Same same loo Lem and Others gt Douglass
1918 B.ny ag GTav it1 Lamb and other. Atwel.
INA n, rutt Chamber. l5hj. Adams agt. Mills.
72l Fire
Ins Co ll57j. .haIne Same.
liJ5.. .BTodsor ag Strauss et al l.tl DsV agt CLAM
I7yg Sloan agt johnson. llrJ. .hchsrck Bates.
COanOs PLBAs-lhAL TKRn-PAhr ~ T. DALI, "opens az
Han
7i0. Peabody sg Speyer. o22lepo1n agt iAndmsn.
.NcCa agtG AZ. Austin Goolr
Bnen shenh toigcTs.
.QaiulAn ag tthAye. kRCo ts Edwards agt Boxer.
ii Sehoit sgt Wright ct al oJ holhhAn ag OBnen Sher
1873. same agL Same M, &c
1879 More Rand il. Patterson ogt Brennan 6her
f7i. Dart ct al sgt WALKER ct Al 10, &c,
u,.Chspman sgt Douglass
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Reported daily only G0r The Tribune.
Gitn Rfal Gstate for 5ale.

AN ELEGANT BROWN STONE, Our-stOry,
"A high soop HOUSE 2OIs6 block hard wood hougbout spen.
dily improvement; between Fifth and s1tha
just below the Park; with conces gas hIige Mirror &c Pnce'
SB,OO. JOHN o. GkAFf Iy broIway.
A HOUSE in Eighty -third-st., near Lexing-
N ton-ave for SALE termsi price, $1,000 s. GOOD
ING, 2i5 Broadway.
BARGAINS ON GRAND BOULEVARD,
b Firm BGHTHAvE, FoR sALE Also BHrwEEs FOURTH
AND PiFTH.AvRS HARLBa AND CARMASsyILLE
APPLY TO WILLIAM IL. RAYNOR,
No 81 PISEsr
NOR SALE CHEAP, or RENTING. 4O6
sirhst 3ory basement and subcear brown'tone front
Eleyeuh-s, FOntaye JstoTy,
~ JAMES A. VAN BRUNT Owner.
Is south-st. New YORK. or l35 seventh 81, BROOKLYN.
nor SALE-At a great bargain, the owner
l. intending leave the ctyhe 6pclss ourory brownsone
HOUSE, 1876 Amtys Brooklyn Inquire the premises or Of VIM
PARKER, No wal-st. N Y
EOR SALE-On Madison-ave., corner Twenty
nnhst, 6stciss 4story, hghstooo brick HOUSE, 25rI'
feet perfect ami with all the modern Improvements pc
on easy terms Apply HOMER MORGAN Paest 2O4D
ETFTH-AVE., between Forty-second and
Pfi1th sttFor SALE, several Of the most elegant RE3l
DENCS including choice extra corners Fun psrttua OF
ISAAC HONG Is PnesL
EOR SALE-A 3-stOry, highs stOOp, marble
4 HOUSE Thrtye ehthst MURRAY ilLI. east real
GEM; perfect order AMI elegantly furnished For sale at the Low
puce Of $4,000 Apply to HOMER MORGAN 2Pnest l2O4ol
EOR SALE, to close an Estate, VALUA-
BILE PROPERTY Laghts Canal for sale at BA
GAIN. Full particulars from HOMER MORGAN sPnest GObl
MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
THREE LOTS north side Of ONE HUNDREDAND-SIX
ST. 25xlOD, located 100 feet NISTH-AvE.
grade, 100 feet wide Appyto
WM. SINCLAIR. jr, Pne-s.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Drooklnn Real estate for Gale.

E0R SALE, 218 and 900 Franklin-ave.-2 full
LOTS HOUSE 2T52 stories and basemen frame hled
improvements walls painted throughout hrsa order
fruit &c O terms TO suit Apply " 81 L. hhNDER
S0uth-st. " Y
DOR SALE and TO LET-Desirabe brown
brick and frame HOUSES in that choice locality il the vi
einty Of Dr. Duryea's, Seuiders and Carrols Churches
- :. ~ 3; 81: POWELL % Pinest n y
EOR SALE-56 BedfOrd-ave., near the fOun-
tain handsome brown stone HOUSE in excellent cond
ton terms easy RULAND WHITING, Btekmsl-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Ocnilstrp.

NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the snsshc use Of nitrous OXIDE dnae il the
most approve nothing but EXTRACT TEETH do
WITHOUT PAINS 1900 patients testify See their
Office No. 10 Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Eons JsIano Real Gstate for 5ale.

A. FARM on Long Island of 200 acres, in a
hh state Of cultivation for SALE or exchange for Improved
stables and other Outbudng all in good we'll fruted water
and fenced. p. ZEGLI0, Il Centre-s.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Ussttbester Gountp Real estate for 5alt

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
SALE and half %
New York in WhesteT County containing 400 the highest
state Of cultyaon land splendid MANSION 50 feet front,
~ feet deep perfect orer also Bang ~ b 100 arranged for
clubhouse academy 90 level ground suitable
track t and Saw Mill l3 feet head Of water, neeTlng
barn and stable for hundred head Of cattle four apple
orchris and pear orchard all grated and choice u fronting
lake. fences all in order and grounds ornamen water IN all
the house; every geneman establishment and
for health anywhere the atmosphere dry and ADAPTED
lungs good house and lot IS feet front the will be
payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Office
A GREAT VARIETY OF YONKERS PROP
IA ERTY for SALE OTTO LET Eligible Building Plots
desirable RESIDENCE Waburtolse Palace Depot
ea
FARMS specially by WALTER UNDERIILL MainSt, YoDker&
BWl remove April ~ Warbartonave opposite Village
Hall
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JUDGE GEORGE DIXON.
why He shOuId be Nominated for Con-
greSs.

EDITORS APPEAL notice you a re-
ceived and published the nominations Of
quite n number of distinguished citizens for
congress. Allow me TO name one III l think
mas superior claims upon this district for that
position, Hon. George Dixon. The last time
we We're called upon to nominate a Congress
man. he was the choice of very many voters
ana / believe had he been nominated, as ne
should have been, he would have been elected
Dy even alarger majority than Vaughan. lie
very generously refused TO be the means OF mn
peding the work Of the convention and
retired from before it rs "a candidate IN
q speech that none who listened TO IL VIII
ever forget. II aroused tine utmost enthusiasm
ana proved him possessed of a higher order
OF forensic talent than he had credit for.
Mhen upon the bench of the old Common
Law OourtyJudge Dixon gave evidence of solid
attainment as a lawyer, and / believe him
POssesSed OF every experience, faculty. ana
9iieht necessary 20 a successful Congressman.
! invite him in the name OF many voters TO
become a candidate for Congress, and j urge
my Iehow-eitizens to unite. in forcing his
nomination ard electing hiu1. am unalter-
ably for Judge Dixon for Congress.
KENTUCKY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-30

Tom Scott recently asked of Congress per-
mission to run his trains from Philadelphia
on a subsidiary road into the very heart of
Washington, through public grounds of de-
cided value, without paying a cent for the
privilege; and Congress gave him all he
wanted. This enables him to enter Washing
ton, asking no odds of the Baltimore and
Ohio, or its Washington branch. But this is
not all of il. President Garrett, of the Balti-
more n Ohio, has encountered this rap, by
getting through the late New Jersey Legisla-
ture, a charter for a short, apparently insig-
niicant road, whereby, through connections
already bargained for, the Baltimore and Ohio
may run its trains right into Jersey City, Sn
utter independence Of the Pennsylvania Cen
trail, and the Camden and AmbOy, which is
under Tom SCOTS control. More s%uccfnctly,
as the Tribune puts it, each of the two rail-
road kings has secured a clear track from the
Hudson to the Potomac, and will soon be run
ming through trains from New York TO WASH
ingtOn In unembarrassed competition with
his great rival.
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rhe IneE.on RnlIrond nirec1ors.

The Jackson Clarion says: The stockholders
Of the New Orleans and Jackson railroad
held, ON the fifteenth, their annual election
for eighteen directors, and the following tick
ct was elected; r. 5. McCOmb, of Delaware;
Thos. A. Scott, Of Pennsylvania Central rail-
road; VIM, haw of P~ittsburg; j. N. McCuI-
Tough, of Cincinnati j. B. Alexander, of New
York; c. II. Mccormick, OF Chicago; A. NJ.
West, John c. Lucas, L. K. Huston and K. II.
Saunders, all OF Mississippi; and l.. II. sum
mers, Richard Pritchard, G, H. SlOcOmb, Lew
is Alcus, f. j. Pratt, +, ]. FOrstall, A. Sehreib-
ner, and W. Alex. Gordon, all of New Orleans,
The accession of men of such
means as Messrs. Scott, Mccullough and Thaw
augurs a progressive policy on the part of the
company that must max the road, with its
connections and contemplated extension one
of the most important in the South.
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The Vicksburg Times says: We learn from
Colonel Mann, Vice-PreSident of the above
road, who was in the city yesterday, that
there are about t~wenty-eight hundred hands
at work on the road. The force is about
equally divided IN both ends. The cOntrae-
tors have engaged to put twenty miles of the
road in running order from the lower end.and
thirty-four and a half miles from Helena
south by July 1st. This looks like business.an
our oft repeated predictions that the enter
prising gentlemen at the head of his road.
would put it TO rapid completion are about to
be realized. Do not our people now see the alb
solute necessity of building the Memphis and
Vicksburg railroad? What will become of
this city without il? Our merchants might
as well pack up their goods and take them 10
Memphis or Mobile. Nicksburg had better
pay fve per cent. OF all her taxable property
for five years TO come, than not to push this
road to rapid completion.
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PERSONAL.

l5NR. PorE, Of the ThcateT, arrived IN Tie city
yesterday, and is stopping at the Peabody.
WE thank Mr.. C. 5. Loop for his courtesy In
sending Us New York papers in advance Of
the mall.
MR. THOMAS FLEMING, school visitor from
the Tenth ward, one Of our genial and clever
gentlemen, is a candidate for the Office OF
Justice Of the Peace. The election takes
place this day week.
W. r. KI~NKPATnICS, Mississippi; A. II.
Chase, st. Louis; a. r.. smith, Chicago: Cbas.
Janaucheck and Servant; Calvin GoodOe,
Pope, st. Louis; J.. 4. TROY, Mississippi
Alabama: o. II. Bynun, Alabama; arc Stop
ping az the Peabody Hotel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-30

The river fell seventeen inches since last
saturday, and is now t-Wenty-nine feet four
inches above low water mark. With the ex-
ceptiOn OF a slight rise at LeayenwOrth, all
the streams are falling. White river has seven
feet TO Augusta and is falling. Tie Arkansas
is stationary, with three and half feet to Lit
tie Rock, and two feet six inches above that
point The changes elsewhere are as follows:
At Cairo il fell tWenty-three inches; Cincin-
natl, fifteen inches; Davenport, two inches;
Louisville, seven inches; Nashville, no re-
port. Omaha, fell seven inches; Pfttsburg,
seven inches; Shreveport, seven inches: 81.
Louis, one inch. At st. Paul it is stationary.
At Nicksburg II rose one inch; LeaYenworth,
seven Inches; New Orleans, three inches.
Weather clear and warm. Business on the
levee yesterday was active.
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Criminal COURT R. F1ippln. Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to-day.
Witnesses must be in attendance promptly:
State VS.. JEFF Forrest, larceny; State VS.. j. lien.
perjury; State VS.. J. f. France, selling lottery
tickets; State VS.. William Wallace, faise pre-
fences; state VS.. Bachman, retailing; state VS..
Sarah GainOr, keeping bawdy-hOuse; state
vs.. Margaret Kensler, keeping bawdy-hOuse:
State VS.. H.. Huick, keeping bawdy-hOuse;
State vs.. II. Thurman, keeping bawdy-house;
state vs.. Mrs. Carroll, keeping bawdy-hOuse;
state VS. John CASTOR, keeping baWdy-hOuse;
state VS.. Peter Capuro, keeping bawdy-hOuse;
state VS.. Ed. shaw, gaming; State vs.. ;. Kauf-
man, retailing; State vs.. Ed. Neederer, retail
ing; State vs.. W. H Bingham, retailing; State
tate VS.. Spike, Mann & Co., retailing; state vs..
Hugh Dunbar, retailing.
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T-rack.Lavtur Reaumed

The Little Rock Republican says o construc-
the end of the track ON the Little Rock and
Fort smith railroad, in order to complete the
ten miles necessary to secure the Congress
sional land grantwhloh expires May 18th next.
A full corps of wOrkmen was sent out, and
there will be no difficulty experienced in fin
ishing the necessary number of miles by the
date mentioned. The road is already tied ten
miles beyond Lewisburg station, and all that
is needed is putting on the iron. We trust the
affairs Of the road will permit of q speedy re-
sumption of work all along the line, and that
ere many moons u border neighbOrs can run
down TO the capital every day or two.
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LAW REPORTS.
Supreme Court.
Special to the Appeal.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, April2 %.
Ntcholson's section heard most of l26, III
IS and ~ OF the First Circuit Court of shelby
county. Deaderickis section heard Nos. 50, 81,
., 80 and % of the Memphis Chancery docket
Dan. smith was sentenced to be hung ON Fri
day., the twenty-eight day of June instead OF
the twenty-third Of June, as published. Judge
Freeman, who has been sick for ten days, left
to-day for Hurricane Springs, and n special
Judge viii be appointed TO act until his re-
cOvery.
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The memphis and Ra,Iroaa.

The Dyersburg Progress of last week says:
We were informed by Judge Trimble, Vice
President Of the Paducah and Memphis rail-
road, while in Paducah the other day, that
the iron for fifty miles of his road had already
been bought and paid for. He also told us
that the company would do all il could TO
bring the road by Dyersburg, and that a prop
osltiOn would soon be made to our county and
town 10 ascertain what shall be done. He
Paducah as this place by Christmas next.
o! for the railr0adi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-30

1t is a success. All diseases Of horses (except
those known to be incurablel skillfuliy treat
ed by Dr. Bushmans an experienced Neterin-
ary Surgeon, graduate Of London College. No
horse having contagious or infectious disease
allowed in Hospital. Skiliful treatment for
the horse, honorable dealing with the owner,
and fair remuneration guaranteed IN All cases.
Horses examined for purchasers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-30

THE effect from which Upper Blue
Lick WdteT obtains its highest and mos
valuable character, is its ALTERATIvE
power, or that peculiar action by which
it effects salutary changes in the bl0sd,
in the various seeretions and upon the
various tissues of the body. For sale at
the drug stores.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale AGENTS.
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Grand Ge1EtgA bA -
This affair, to come nn at 81, Fatrlfk
church, ON Tuesday evening, promises % pc
very interesting one. The following ~ IN
programme:
l-Ehorus, LambilOtDe.
4SOio, Aria, Mozart.
Miss ;, LYNCH,
3-DuO, o Salutaris, CurtO,
Mss GUYTOS and Mr.. GODSELlS.
4-SOIo, Tria, Mozart.
Mr.. PETERSON.
5-OuartetJe, The Lords Day.
MEssRs. IACEQWITZ, NAHsTOLL, PETER
sON and GOpsELIGf
60 EScO NiatOrum, prayer, hpsslnis
Alma Virgo, solo and Chorus funnel.
MRS BOYLAN.
R-Solo. Fac ut Norton, Stabat Mater.
Miss Ennis.
g-Duo, JustGs CT Palma, Lambilotte.
Miss Lynch and MIR, PETERsoN.
lO-Solo, Tria, Prayer.
Mr.. JACKOWITZ.
l-Quartette, KaSselle, kreitzer-
MISSES. JACROWITZ, NAHSTOLLr PETER
SON and GODsELIG.
i2-SOlO. Pre- feoatis, RGssinl,
Mr.. GODsELI6,
I3-ChOrus, Halleluiah, Handel
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STOLEN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the subscriber
M on the night Of the 2Dth instant nom
his residence, n miles east Of Chulaho1na,
Marshall County, Mississippi, one large morse
with NJ q on the left shoulder, 2 Is pigeon
toed. TapZ7d&w7 NJ. J. cox, S7g Main st.
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GAs-FIrrINe, 815 Second street.

THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Caswells,
made on the seashore, from f~resh-select-
ed livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. Il is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have one taken
it, prefer it to any other. For sale by
all druggists.
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BssquI4 GIsci, at specht's.

TIKI EMBn Of the l54th Senior Regiment
Relief Association will meet at eleven o'clock
am. to-day, at room No. IL, over the DeSotO
Bank, for the purpose of making arrange
ments 70 attend the funeral of their late COM
rade, Colonel 0 W, Dawson.
By order of
B. b. HUTCHINSON, Vice-President.
+. 9. GUTHERZ, Secretary.
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PLuMBINe, sl5 second street.

tends
moreto eOnnubial happiness than cheer
ful and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. WhitcOmb's syrup is the great chill
soothing remedy.
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HO, THE RACES! HO, THE RACES !

Visitors attending the races win find at our
stand, after getting of the cars at the lower
gate, the finest wines, liquors, cigars, and the
coolest lager beer; also, a variety Of eatables
TO appease the hungry, embracing fresh, cold
eOunsry butter and buttefmilk. Respectfully,
BEN WYANT,
JIM STRICKSLER,
BILL MADDEN.
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FURNITURE.

We wish to inform the public that We
are manufactures of the above article,
and will for the next sixty days sell at
factory prices with only freight added.
Give us a call.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
362 Main street.
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ECoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old stand). 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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COLDS AND OUGHs.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources of pulmonary and
bronchial affections. Take at nee
browns Bronchial TrOches,n let the
cold, cough or irritation of the throat be
ever so slight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-30

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.,
362 Main street.
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For HERIFF.-A. p. Curryannounces
himself as an independent candidate for
reelection TO the Office OfSheriffor Shell
by county. Election August, 1872. He
respectfully refers to the merchants and
of Memphis as to his fitness to
hold the Office.
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STRAYED.

REWARD-On sunday evening.
MI April 18th, one dark bay mare mule, lf4
- n hands high, o years old; has white collar
n,errs on each shoulder and neck; in good or
der. tafl not trimmed. The above reward viii
~ Daid for her return, or any information
vii lead 20 her recovery.
ap30 A. p. TUCK, y gefierson street.
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HGOTTCE.

HAVING been appointed and qualified as
IL Administrato on the estate or William
L, M1Ler, deceased, by the Probate Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against said
estate TO present them, properly authenti-
Gated, to me, at Mrs. PattersOn's, ROzell sta
ton, on the NJ. and c. r. r., or to Rees b. Ed
mondson, at his Office, at Is Union street,
Memphis. All persons indebted to the estate
VIII please call upon me and make settlement
cl the same. March 81, 1872.
miEilm THOMAS C. MILLER, admir-
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FOUND.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

red and white COW, medium size.
1 william HaTtOn, Bluff City Dairy, Pigeon
49, road. app
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3ufLDIN8 LOIS-On Preston Place, MAIL
* son street extended for lease LOT zen
81 low rent. Desirable lots on COurt
exteided, for sale cheap. Apply 70
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