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r. G.. Craig, Superintendent, held its
annual picnic June 1, 1872, in Arkansas,
just below Mound City, on and near the
military road.n About two hundred
and fifty, including the South Mission
School, /. d. Conoway, Superintendent,
which, for its age, is doing a great good,
were on board Of the John Overton,
Captain Fogleman, whose kindness and
attention demanded a vote of thanks
from the schools, a earnest as children
ever gave. The school and its friends
are constrained not only to publicly tes-
tify to the marked attention of the Off
GERS of the boat, and the moderate price
charged, but TO thank Messrs. B. Barton
and Gus Fogleman for their voluntary
contributions to the 'fyOung foik's' en-
jOyment, by clearing up the ground,
preparing seats, table, and an abundant
supply of sawdust where the table was
placed. We would recommend the
place to Others, who desire to spend a
pleasant day in the woods.
THE FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOLS.
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Private Tuition ON the Piano-FOrte
BY OSCAR oLDBERG, PIANIST.
READ Southern Palace dvertisement.

Address-Swedish-N Norwegian Consu-
late, Office in basement No. 80 Madison
street; OF at GoepePs music store.
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FIrst CONGREGATIONAL Churel.

Public worship, eleven am. and eight
pm; Sabbath-school, half-past nine
am. Weekly Prayer Meeting, Wednes-
day, quarter to. eight pm. Seats free.
Strangers are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. E. Baldwin, pastor.
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FURNITURE.
Sweeping Reduction.

In order to sell out balance of my
stock of furniture, TO make room for
new carpet stock within next fifteen
days, I have made still another reduc-
ton IN my goods, and am determined
to sell. Call and see. Z. FEGAN,
260 Second street. opposite the Park.
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Central Rantist church.

Services will be held at the Central
Baptist Church at half-past ten O'Clock
this morning and eight o'clock this
evening; DIR. Landrum, pastor. Sabbath
school at nine o'clock this morning.
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To SHOW how rapidly u city is grow
ing in population, there were thirteen
applications at the Rental Bureau of w.
II. Toler, 80 Madison street, yesterday,
for residences. Persons wishing to rent
their houses will do well to call and en-
ter them regularly on his register.
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viii come of on Monday .Trne third; a
full band of music, a new waXed floor,
and a grand drawing of Horse and Bug
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READ advertisement of L. Kremer.
Great inducements will be offered. Sale
to commence Wednesday next.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to Waggener's,
3174 Main street. Heis doing a c. o. d.
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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@ ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. oil Main street. Three faultIess
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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Mr.. PETER MAGUIRE has, with a
generosity worthy of himself, volun-
hnck, No. "a, with four horses this hack
is said to be decidedly the finest in the
Christian Brothers. College picnic.
Captain M. Dea has likewise ten
dered the use of his two beau
tiful hacks for the occasion, with
out any charge. This will not only
be appreciated by the Christian Brothers
themselves, but viii likewise win for
them deserved marks of popularity
among our citizens at large.
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SHOES, SHOEsW sHOEs.,l

LeEett d Co. sells the right kind
homemade styles for gentlemen and
boys; also ladies and childFen's Dolly's,
MaTtha's, Wilson's, Antoinette,s and
substantials. See them before you our
chase. At ]. S. Levett & Co.'s, 1854
Main, near corner of Monroe street.
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READ Southern Palace advertisement.

THE rapidly increasing favor with
which the Mathushek Piano is received
leaves no further room TOR doubt as to
its future prominence. Added to the
two great requisites, sweetness of tone
and compass, it has also continuity OF
tone, being entirely free from all weak
ness or failure in any part of its con-
.struction.
MERRIMAN d WILCOX, Agents,
2724 Main street.
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PHGNIx SALOON, 359 MAIN STREET.
Call and assist Charley Small. Fine
liquors and Iunch-from ten to twelve
can be fnnnd.
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THE Old Company sells gas at two dol
lars and twenty cents per thousand.
No charge for setting meters. Office,
291 Second street.
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Picnic Privileges to Let.

GEALED proposals viii be received FOR the
y Privileges OF the Picnic Of the Machinists
and BlackSmiths Union No. I, OF Tennessee,
to be given at James Park, on June -. 1872.
The privileges embrace HE Restaurant,COn
dictionary. bar n Shooting Gallery. Bids viii
be closed on June I'll. Bids must be sent 20
j. G.. Ramsey, Memphis Foundry. The Com
mittee reserve the right 70 reject any or all
bids. JIG. RAMSEY. Chairman.
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CALL at the rooms of Merriman &
Wilcox, 1874 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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WE UNDERSTAND that the Hon. JohI
johnson, Mayor of the city Of Memphis
the Board of General Council, and the
Orator Of the Day, Colonel A. ]. Kellar,
will review the grand procession of the
Christian Brothers College Picnic on
next Tuesday, June 4th, The Right
Rev. Bishop Feehan, Of Nashville, and
the Rev. Fathers of st. Peters, st. Pat
rick's, st. Bridget's and st. Mary's
Churches will likewise be present at the
review, Immediately after which the
aforementioned gentlemen will take
the carriages in readiness for them and
close up the procession. Colonel A. J..
Kellar's address, on the benefits Of a
good Education viii be delivered at
four O'Clock i'm the evening.
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SEE advertisement Of DIR. Butts Dis
Pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. It
should be read by all
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Rev. E. G.. Mclean, pastor. Morning
service suspended. Sabbath school at
half-past eight am. At night, quarter
past eight. The pastor viii, by request,
repeat a sermon ON "The Future Of
Eaith.p H
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CALL at the rooms of Merriman &
Wilcox, 27S3 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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FIrst pIethodI.t Chnrch.

Divine service by E. G.. Slater, pastor
of the First Methodist Church, at half
past ten am, and at eight pm.
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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 q WALKER.
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THE Mathushek Piano is warranted
for five years. Every mechanical mind
recognizes at once the Intrinsic merit Of
its structure. Every cultivated q de-
teets at the first sound the sweetness Of
its tone.
MERRIMAN & WILCOX, Agents,
273l Main street.
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AtE; PaEy,s, az Main street, all natter
1. HEN IN COURT.

AMAZED dancings1oor at the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum Picnic on June third.
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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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CALL at the rooms of Merriman &
Wilcox, 2734 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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READ Southern ACKNOWLEDGMENT

AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
3175 Main street.
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TEMPLE OF LOVE No. 1.-The picnic
viii take place on Saturday next, June
Sth, at Whitehaven, ON NJ. & 7. r. r.
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LATEST styles of gentlemen's dress
and business hats, at Leidy & Go.
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~ and trimming laces at cost.
II L. KREMER.
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]. B. Hills, druggist, 2Sl Main street,
has a fresh supply Of pure vaccine virus,
direct from PatIrel 4 Co.'s vaccination
depot, Brooklyn, New York. This virus
is warranted free from all scrofulous and
other disgusting diseases, as it has never
been through the human system. He
also has a large supply of the celebrated
bromo-chlOralum, the best and only
harmless ~disinfectant known. Now is
the time to disinfect and vaccinate.
Give Hills a call, at 2S1 Main street.
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LLAMA Lace Sacques, points capes,
~overskirts, all at cost at the closing sale
at u. KREMER'S.
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, SI73
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for $40, So,
S14, SIG and SIS.
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ELEGANT Dress SUIFs at Waggener's
from $50 to SIS.
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FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge-
ner's for 500.
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MEMORANDUM BOOK-On the ath OF
MI May, 1872, a small black memorandum
book, containing tax receipts, Selma Rail
road certificates and other papers Of i'm
portaDce 20 the owner; also, two notes
made payable to a Morehead and signed
by NJ. ID. Rhodes, each for SIS, payable LIST day
August and LIST day October, IS2. Il warn all
persons not 10 trade for said notes or certih-
Gates. / viii pay a liberal reward 10 the finder
on delivery 10 me. A. MOREHEAD,
ju2 on New Raleigh road.
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THE Horse and Buggy to be drawn at
the Hebrew Orphan Asylum Picnic are
on exhibition at J. Seligman's stables.
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CALL at the rooms Of Merriman &
Wilcox, 27S4 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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GREAT opportunity to buy bargains at
the closing out sale to commence
wednesday next at nr,Z6,
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TICKETS for the Grand Prize, Horse,
Buggy, Harness, and Whip, to be
drawn at the Hebrew Orphan Picnic are
for sale al the various Cigar and Book
Stores, aud are put at the small figure Of
onQ do1lgr
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messrs. w. X. BassfOrd and J. II. POz-
nauaxFs Concert.

nansEkt's Concert.
Mile. Josey HOfe sang the "Pages'
aria from the HRgUeaotS, and the "Ave
Maria" by Bach and GOunOd. The
first was sung with rare grace and ten
derness of expression, and its beautifully
sustained melody showed off the rich,
full quality of her fine voice in the high
est degree. The equality of her voice,
from the lowest to the highest note, is a
special point of excellence, giving great
roundness to sustained passages. On
being recalled, she sang a German Lied
of rather too sombre a character, butshe
sang it charmingly.-EUeniag Post,
March 8, 1869.
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DOARD-By a young lady in a private fam
ID lily where two or three music scholars can
be obtained. Address,
my3I TEACHER, Appeal office.
DOARD-Two young men can be
I'D dated with board in q private family,
where hey can have all the comforts Of q
home; terms moderate; Is st. Martin street,
corner PontOtoc. my26
FURNISHED ROOMS-To gentlemen; soto
il SIS per month: Southern Hotel. myl0
DOARD-EXcellent board, large and airy
ID rooms, furnished or u~nfurnished, at los
Court street. IRIS NJ. D. BADGER.
DOARD-Desirable rooms for families, in
ID one Of the coolest houses In Memphis, for
the next four months; 81 Alabama street, Mrs.
G.. p. FOute. N.Y.
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READ Southern Palace advertisement

THE DAILY APPEAL is served 10 city sub
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
five anDfg
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MRS. NJ. C. HUNTERS
SOUTHERN EMPORIUM OF FASHIONi
Goods of all kinds at lowest rates.
READ Southern Palace Advertisement.

Go TO L. Kremer's closing out sale to
buy suits in Swiss, and every shade in
lawn and linen.
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A nice assortment OF boys and chill
dren's straw hats Mt E. Dary's, 347 Main
street.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs of two or more.
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ARMsTRONG's patent mosquito frame
is the best. Call and see it.
ARMS TR0NG, NALL d Co,
362 Main street.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAB. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
dcllRrS for clubs of Two or more.
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MENDELsSOHN QUARTErTE CLUB.

The last Of this seasons concerts will
be gwen on Tuesday evening, June 4th,
at the New Memphis Theater. Tickets
of admission mot TRANSFERABLE will be
requested from members and ladies.
Mrs. Ludwig formerly Miss Hofe), the
soprano of the occasion, enjoys a high
reputation as a singer, and has been a
favOrite with New Workers, while living
in that city and appearing at Theodore
Thomas's famous Sunday evening con-
eerts. We append the following COM
ments from the New York press:
ThOmas's Sunday Evening Concerts.
Mile. Josey Hofie made her debut on
this occasion, and won a marked sue
cess. She has a soprano voice of beau-
tiful quality and of extensive compass,
which is smooth and equal throughout
its registers. She has good dramatic
power, fine art instinct, possesses passion
and expression, aud is an excellent prac-
teal musician. Her rendering of the
Scena from Der Freisch1Rz was admira-
BILE in every respect. The recitatives,
by her excellent phrasing and fine de-
clamation, received due importance.
The prayer was given with a profound
expression of devotional passion, and
the Allegro with rare energy and spirit.
1t was one of the best renderings of this
grand composition that we have heard
for years. Miss Hofie received the hon
or of an unanimous encore, and sang a
beautiful little German Lied, in a very
charming and effective manner She
also sang i'm very admirable style the
"JewerD song from Faust, for she was
also hOnored by a recall. Miss Hotie Is
young, very attractive in appearance,
and IS q true artist in sentiment and
feeling. She will prove an ornament to
the concert room, and we hope to hear
her soon again at these admirable con-
certs.- RdtsOn's Art Journal, January
80, 1869.
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the Ebay Horse?"
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DRESS GOoDs selling at a sacrifice at
B. Lowenstein q Bros.
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GREAT REDUCTION Sweeping re-
duction!! Dry goods marked down at
B. LOwenstein & Bros
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DOLLY WARDEN.

WANTED.-A servant girl, white OF
black. Apply 30 Avery street.
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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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PnuMRINe, 815 Second street.

SUITS MADE at Waggener's, S173 Mai
street, for $35.
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WEISS BEER-The peoples summer
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DONOHO q BULKLFY,

Come and buy a home. This will bt
SOLD, as certainly as there may be bid.
-ders, and witboH limit or reservation
whatever.
TERMS, One-hdY cash, and balance,
money in hand.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale this
week at B. LOwenstein d Bros.
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EcoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old standl, 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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Go TO Leidy's & Co. for the latest
styles hats,
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SOUTH r
332 MAIN STREET.

We are now making arrangements to
close out our complete retail stock, in
order to engage exclusively in the whole
sale business by next fall. Therefore we
are selling all cut and broken goods at
cost, and some at less than cost, In Or
der to make this change. Parties wish
ing anything in the dry goods line,
should not fail to call at the
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Miss Lynch, a young and promising
soprano of our city, will make her debut
before the Mendelssohn society. This
will be the first concert given by the
club under Professor Perring's baton.
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PURE WINE.

The excellence of the liquors which
IT kept by John Lilly, 35l Main street,
is now universally conceded. He takes
a just pride in his %claret; catawba, from
Kelly's Island; California Hook, a very
fine summer liquor, which every cheer
full family ought to have at dinner; Dub
lin ale and porter, a splendid drink foI
invigorating the system in summer; aud
Younger's celebrated Scotch ales. Mr..
Lilly does a select trade of no ordinary
dimensions, which is increasing, owing
to the pregnant fact that his liquors are
pure and may be relied on.
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HAIR GOODS, curls, chatelaines,
switches, to be closed out at cost sale to
commence Wednesday next.
L. KREMER.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL,

REMEMBER the great reduction sale
at b. Lowenstein & Bros.
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THE leading styles of hats, at Leidy &
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For cleaning hats of all kinds go 20 L.
Dairy. 34z Main street.
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ANOTHER

GREAT REDUCTION! Sweeping redue-
ton in dry goods at B. Lowenstein &
Bros. this week.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
River. weather and Business.

All upper rivers are falling rapidly,
with good packet water to the heads of
navigation. At this point, the water
falls slowly. White river IS three feet
below its bank-tops, and dropping. The
Arkansas is on a big tare, and threatens
to overflow the low lands below Little
Rock. Weather clear and warm. Blu
siness on the levee yesterday was only
moderate. The changes of the riAers
elsewhere are as follows: At Memphis
it declined four inches, Cairo nine inch
es, Davenport four inches, Leaven-
worth nineteen inches; New Orleans
four inches; st. Louis four inches:
Vicksburg fourteen inches. At Louis
vile it rose four inches; Pittsburg two
inches. At Cincinnati, Nashville,
Shreveport and st. Louis, it p stationa-
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READ Southern Palace advertisement

THE leaders in the most fashionable
dress, business, and "Nobby' hats, at
Beidy & Co.
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I'D southern PaIaoea dvertlsement.

Dry GOODS marked still lower at B.
LOwenstein q Bros. Read their new
advertisement.
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DRESS and business hats at Leidy's 4
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THE HEBREW PICNIC.
A Glorious Tfne al James's Park To
mOrrow On dhe Gay Fantastic.

H
The long promised picnic of the sea-
son, the festival par excellence of the
year, will take place at James's Park
tomorrow. An idea of its extent and
magnifcence may be gathered from the
fact that four hundred dollars will be
laid out on the wax floor alone. OF
course it is idle to descant upon the terp-
sichorean pleasures that viii be expert
enced on those boards. The committee
men in charge of each department have
done everything in their power to make
the picnic enjoyable in the extreme, and
nothing now remains to be done except
that the clerk of the weather shall at
tend closely to business and keep every
thing dry during the day. Notwith-
standing the great expense incurred by
the managers in laying down a splendid
floor, no extra charge will be made for
dancing. The grand drawing for the
twelve hundred dollar horse and buggy
will come off at nine O'Clock in the
evening, under charge of a committee
to be selected by visitors. The execu-
tive committee, composed of our best
known citizens, have determined to make
this Jete superior to anything of the kind
eve before given in Memphis. The re-
freshment department has received as
much tasteful attention as any other de-
partment.
REMEMBER the great reduction sale at
B. Lowenstein & Bros.
TEMPERANCE.-The picnic OF the
Temple Of Love No. 1 will be held at
Whitehaven, Saturday, June 8th.
--
For RENT.-A furnished room, for
gentlemen only, at 358 Main street.
READ Southern Palace advertisement.
STRAW GOODS, fine Paris Bonnets,
fine stock of flowers, all to be closed out
at cost at L. KREMER1S.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

For vieksburg, Matches and New Orleans.
Str. JAMES HOWARD-.R. r Pegram, master
IT, This legant passenger steamer
lSleave as above
MONDAY, June Sd, at 8 PM.
For freight or passage apply to
j. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
iu2 ~ Madison street.
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Have you tried L. Dary's hatss If
go at Oncef to 4 Main street.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY.KILLER

sweeps them Of and clears the house speedily.
Tr~ft. sold by dealers everywhere. E"N
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p .sE ~ sas1 VAN s s.sss so = na'. g g =.
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sl5 SECOND street.

ALL the leading styles of Dress, Soft
and Nobby Hats, at Leidy O. Co.
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READ Southern Palace advertisement
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Hats and caps made 20 order at Z.
Dary's, 347 Main street f