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aESSIsSIPPI.

special TO the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, April 19.-Last night
both houses sat until midnight and did
nOthing. The friends of various schemes
fought hard for the f1rtherance of them,
and their antagonism prevented any
thing from going through with the ex-
ception Of the house passing the senate
DILL providing for the election of chan
eery and circuit clerks and district attor
neys next fall. There was no bill of i'm
portanee went through. Among the
oills thus kept back were the peniten.
tiary bill and the bill for the relief of
Keary and Stanton on lunatic asylum.
The friends Of the Vicksburg and Ship
island railroad gave blow out at Cap.
tain ROhrbacher's saloon after adjourn
ment, in which many participated, and
Rohrbacker's wine and cigars circulated
freely. The friends of Speaker Lynch
presented him a watch and chain
Of the value of two hundred and fifty
dollars. Much to my chagrin, must
state that the house neglected TO pass
the bill making the office of county
superintendent elective. 1t follows that
seedy candidates are naturally happy,
and feel that their efforts to further
stand of their creditors will be more
successful than heretofore. Governor
Powers addressed the legislature to-day
after its adjournment, reviewing the
course pursued by the legislature since
1870. The address was brief and COM
prehensive. The governor mentioned
whereleaks might be stopped, expressing
doubts as to the fitness of the time for SO
much legislation ON local matters. He
had large and appreciative audience.
He gave a reception to members Of the
legislature and invited guests, at the
mansion, where more champagne, aud
more sandwiches, cakes, ETC., were con-
sumed, and many hungry souls made
happy. Correspondents were beginning
TO despair that the legislature would adj
journ without giving their annual fight,
but their souls were made happy about
the midnight hour, when churchyards
yawn and graves give up their dead,
Dy that iFrepressible man. Gill.
taking umbrage at some remark of SpeI-
mans, and, gripping him by the nape
OF the neck, pulled him over bis desk.
Spelman made for his pistol, but GaPs
vigorous grasp ON his waist caused him
to drop II. Victory seemed perched on
GiH's brow. but Spelman's left hash
singer brought a aderinger under Gilps
unfortunate nose, and that member 20;
into his corner, whence he sent an
apology. Most Of the members leave
town fo night for their homes.
The lower part Of Montreal is sub.
merged, the streets Of Griffintown are
navigable for small boats, La Barre Il
having its windows smashed By Toe,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed assignee Of the
n tirm OF Kenny & Hil, liquor mer-
chants, 2l2 Front street. this IS 10 notify all
persons Indebted to said firm to make paw.
ment 70 the undersigned only. The stock
consisting of wines, liquors, and all goods
usually kept in such houses, are Oferedfor sale
! at low prices. WI HORTON, Assignee.
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persons whose limbs were burned off,
leaving their trunks only. No inquest
was deemed necessary by the coroner.
The bodies have been brought to this
CITY.
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MoNTVALE SPRINGS,
BL0UNT Co, EAST TENNESSEE.

DT FRANK A RAMSEY, DR.. J.Jos. WILLIAMS,
Resident Pbysicians.
fE,HE WATERS ARE ALMOST USLFORM-
/ LY curative IN all affections Of 1he nlli-
cous tissue of the stslnash and bowels. lrin-
ffy and sexual organs. Address
apls saw JLs. l.. KING. Proprietor.
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Notice to Cotton Shippers.

CITATION or MEMPHIS, No. 2f5 FRONT
STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN, i prtl l9, lS73.l
TFIHE Merchants Press viii be closed until
i such tiTle as the work viii justify
Us in opening it. Al cotton TO be shipped via
the Louisville road and river viii be received
az the Shippers Press; all for the Charleston
road at the Charleston Press.
sp2O FRANK TAFT, supt
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Thursday, May 4, 1873,

within legal hours, sell, at the foot OF the
steps ia front Of my Office, No. sue second
street. Memphis, Tenn, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described lot and pre-
mises. being IN the. city ol Memphis, shelby
county, Tenn, on Union street, and part OF
county lot 4a2, beginning al the southwest
corner and running thence east along Unicn
street 50 feet; thence north al right angles aEd
With said street "a feet, more OF less, 70 an
alley: thence west with said alley 50 feet
thence south 20 the beginning, being the saEne
lot rs conveyed 70 y. II. faed, BY deed Of re-
cord IL book @, page 81.
The title 70 the above property IA believed q
be good, bat 1 convey only as trustee. Al
equity of redemption Is waived.
apo W. 9. RAINET, Trustee.
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Late advices confirm the report of the
destruction of the capital of San Sal
vadOr by earthquake.
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DIED,

sMYTH-Oa Thurday afternoon, April Is,
1873, in Alexandria, virginia, VICTORIA g.,
wife of Abram Il Smyth
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Trustees Sale.

TNDEB and by virtue OF the powers given
! me by a deed in trust, duly recorded in
the Registers Office OF shelby county, Tenn,
in. book "a, page 577, the same being made for
the purpose Of securing the payment Of eer-
tain notes therein described and set forth, |
will on
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Ladies Auction.

DY GEORGE o. SALE & Co., 20I Main street
ID We viii sell to the ladies Of Memphis, on
Monday morning, 500 worth Of spring and
summer goods, consisting OF Irish linens. SIX
pOplins, mozarn biques, grenadines. lawns. a.
paeas- Organd5es. white goods. hosiery, etc.
Sale commences at 10 o'clock, sharp. ap20
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SULLIVAN - LYONS BY rev. D. A.
o'Brien, at st. Peters Church, April Is, 1873,
Mr.. JoHS ). Sullivan and Miss BETTE
LYONS.
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The lower part Of Montreal is sub
merged, the streets Of Grifintown are
navigable for small boats, La Barre Is
having its windows smashed by Toe,
and other Canadian towns are suffering
from oyerf6wE.
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NloIA IIlII III.Ll..
By GEO. MALLHaz, Dep. Clerk and Master.
Hunes q Poston, solicitofS- apN
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Boston, April ia dispatch from
one OtneI' - =, "a PoIsou7 P-l
Der wounded.
Nine bodies have been recovered. The
engineer and firemen were burned to
crisps at their posts.
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VICE-PREsIDENTs sTATEMENT.

Providence, April l9.-There were
probably but seven persons killed.
namely, Messrs. Allen, Dreamer, Cuise
Eldridge, Callahan and two unknown
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THIRD DISPATCH.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April I9.-The
bodies Of William D. Guile, engineer,
George Eldridge, fireman, Albert Allen,
of Providence, Jerry Creamer, of Bos-
ton, and two unknown persons, have
been recovered.
, 1873-06-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NeSv York Financial News.
: new YoRK, May 31<-Money very easy to-day,
opening At per cent for call loas. and closing at to
per cent.
advanced the rates to 108 for sixty days startling
109L for sight. The actual business was at copcea-
sion Of 1-1t to y from the asking quotations. There
were Indications Of demand for remittance on nc-
the rates in anticipation Of an increase in this demand
before the closing OF next Wednesdays mail
Customs receipts to-day, $264. Isl.
The Syndicate estimates that only sc, 500 600 gold
will 30 paid out in the scstienent Of the 100000
$40 bonds called In for June /.
To-day the Assistant Treasurer at this 70 It paid out
s. COO gold this account Washington checks for
the same having been presented. The National Banks
subscribed for S. 600 Of ves payable In gold
and the Syndicate had orders to buy gold therefor but
for tina past they have been picking up called
bonds, which answer tho came purpose for the Gov-
arnment aud facilitate the funding operation
Gold was lower in the morning, and declined from
118h to 117H, but during the Afternoon bocane firm
for CARRYING ware J. 2 and per cent and fat for
borrowing,
The Assistant Treasurer pafd out today On ao-
count Of interest aal in redemption Of SO bonds
certificates redeemed with legal tends1r, which
leaves only LOCO Of these certificates outst1ndnQ
C1eazancea, s90+9,0 co.,
Governments wcro dull and steady o1l day.
State bonds ruled quiet: Tenneesees heavy.
The stock speculation WAS very dull at the opening
and close but between the hours Of 12 and the deal
1ngs were more animated. The fuctu.tioas outside
Of Pacidc Aa were only 4 to per cent up to mid
per cent took piace THIS, however, was partially lost.
but at the close prices ndyanced agin to neary the
beat figures Of tho day There regular cali this
afternoon. out Of respect to the memory OF E. D.
Stanton, member OF the Board aud this only added
to the generally dull condition Of adairs.
Startling. i04k.
, 1873-06-01

John Stevenson. Merchant Tailor.
Mr.. Stevenson beQs to inform hIs customers md
friends that he Is now occupying tho handsomely
fitted up aud centrally located store, No. 143 East
Madison street, Andersons European Hotel building,
between Clark and Lasale streets, and Is prepared
with choice selection Of imported spring and suna
mer goods to supply Ill requiring them, elegant fitting
garments atgrcatly reduced pr1cea He will in future
conduct his business cash bas1s believing that
BY 10 doing ha the better conserve tha tu-
terest Of both himself aud the public. He hopes by
strict attention to business in the past to command
reasonable share Of custom. Al cutting and fitting
will be done under his personal supervision. After
the 9Th inst. Mr. stsvensoa viii have complete stock
Of gencmens furn1ahng goods comprising the 1atest
novelties in uen, scarfs collars shirts umbrellas etc.,
which will be offered at moderate prices. Give him
an early call.
, 1873-06-01


Judge George Reed, Of Manitovoc, is at tn
Hon J. P. c. Cottrell, of Milwaukee, is at the
Sherman House.
The Hon. William Wolff, of New York, is at
the Metteson House.
E. ". Boutclle, Boston, is registered at the
West Side Briggs House.
Hon. Judge ". T. McA]lister and lady are al
the East Side Briggs House.
J. Condit Smith, prominent railroad man ot
Buffalo, is at the Gardner.
VIM. G. smyBer, Leavenworth, is registered
at the West Side Briggs House.
Mark II. Irish, proprietor Of the Park House,
Madison, Wis, was at the Gardner yesterday.
Gen. James 4. Fields Providence, R. l., ia
among the arrivals at the West Side Briggs
House.
William Brunt, Of Liverpool, Eng, left the
West Side Briggs House last night for San Frau
cisco.
DR.. Lussor and family, Philadelphia, left the
Vest Side Briggs House en- route for China Wis
San Francisco.
The following were at the Gardner House yes-
terday: N. T. C1app, Philadelphia; &. L. How
ard, Tennessee; 4. B. Kent, Baltimore; G. ".
Montgomery, New Orleans; e. E. Hawley, w.
N. Fisher. New York
Mr.. A. s. Sweet, for many gears superintend-
ent OF the Locomotive Department OF the Michi-
gan Central Railroad, died at Detroit, on Satur-
day afternoon, Of congestion Of the lungs, after
an illness OF but fyo days.
The following we're Mt the h1atteson, House
yesterday: J. 3. Bennett, Cincinnati; E. J..
Camp, Phi1adolphia; ". P. Leoper, Hartford !;
L. J. Galley, Boston james Bradford, Paris.
Ky.; James Campbell, Rivortown, NJ.
On Friday evening last Mr. Thomas Court
ney, prominent contractor, war presented with
3 gold-headed cane by Union Lodg go I. o. q. T.,
Deputy County Clerk. made the presentation
speech.
The following were among tho prominent ar
rivals ut the East Side Briggs House yesterday:
John Mills, John Beatty, Boston j. NJ. .Wiuslow,
st. Paul; E. Y. Kemper DAYTON; George Vogt,
Bath, Md; 3. R. Smith. Buffalo; L. J. palda,
Cleveland.
TEE following we're at the Sherman House
yesterday: George Reed, Manitowoc; J. Bogler,
T. Updegraff, McGregor, Ia: Il. ]. TiHord,
Louisville Perkins s. Cook, Boston: Rev. Al.
Compton, San Francisco John B. Norris, New
York T. G. Smith; Buffalo Charles Mcclure,
Waterloo. Ia.
Among tho arrivals at tho West S;de, Briggs,
yesterday, we're the following: 1fr. BlTley,
G. Reitzenhausor and family,
New York; u. Petit, tt. aJne; A. Ii. Fore
man, Oatkoh; J. II. Tallott and vito, Indian
apolis; II. Hardinghaus. Cincinnati; ". T..
Rankin, Springfield !; hugh Smith, Detroit; J.
N. Winslow, st. Paul; D. F. Skinner, Valpa-
raiso; 4. ": Briggs and family, Manistee; and
@. 4 Hull, Independence, Kan.
The following gentlemen arc announced as
floor managers Of the Grand Jubilee Ball at the
Chamber Of Commerce on Friday evening Gen.
Anson stager, Gen. A. c. McClurg, N. l.. Fair
bank George A. Forsyth F. L. Honore, George .
y. Young, Fefd ": Peck, s: u. Jones, ".
&. Nixon, Robert G. Clark, n. N. Tovner, Fred
eriok a. Gould, b. s. Brown, A. e. Badger, s.
a. H. Walker, J. E. Lockwood, L. B. B. Colt,
". F. Keep, ". B. Walker, ". Scott Keith, John
B. Raymond. r. s. Mccormick.
, 1873-06-01
Nervous Debility.
rAdyerti1emrut,1

Whist ia IT. depressed, irritable state Of mind:
weak nervous, exhausted feeling, energy or ana-
ton, confused head, weak memory, aud general ex-
hausou-the consequences Of e1ccases, overwork 10.
This is nerVous debility. Dr. 8. D. Howe's Arabian
Tonic Blood Purifier will bo found sovereign remedy
It tones up the yste arresta the disease dspe1s the
mental gloom aud despondency, and rejuvenAtes the
entire syBtem. It is perfectly harmless and always
efficient. For ulcers and eruptiye diseases Of tha sn
pustu1es pimp1es. blotches boila tetter, scadhead
rngwo1m &c, the Arabian Tonic has never failed to
effect permanent cure. Try it aud be convinced.
Price only par bottle. For List Of agents see sd7er-
tsenent In another column. :.
, 1873-06-01

DETROIT, Mich.. May SIP. m.-PAesED Ur-Props
Empire stste, Oswegatchde, saniac, Huron City snd
barges, Dubuque and barges, Moore and barges Barks
M1rsh, Knight Templar, Champion, David Lyons,
Graham City Of milwaukee, Z. J. King, White Oak, l..
Hanna, Bessle Barwick Pride OF America Aderbaran,
Blazing Star, Ataunto southampton, G1oten, Avao-
dale, D. 8. Austin, Hippogrife, Surprise, Standard
Rockaway, T. Morel1, oa1nanche, Onward.
idaho. Brooklyn, Canisteo, painc, colorado, Ever
green City snd bargea Trader md bszges schr Clara
Youeu. ''t -
: W1SD-NortheAst. <,
!, DETROIT, May a1.-PAssED Ur-Prop Nebraska !;
barks Constitution, Mary Jane schrs Monticello,
Hartzeu, Fame, Moses Gage; Mari, Orkney Laas,
Swallow. -...., :.
RAsszD Dowr-Bark MontmorenoJ.
WMp-Northeast
, 1873-06-01

On. s. D. HowE-Dear Sir: Ne have one case hero
OF gentleman suffering with dyspepsia, Kidney aud
liver disease who has not been able to do any sbor for
two or three past who has been taking your Ara
han Tonic which has resulted in his going to work at
bis trade, aa carpentar Everybody had given up his
The effect Of the medicine upon him has helped the
sale wonderfully. Please send one-half gross Of
your "A1abian Milk Cure" and one-haN groas OF
"Tonic at oncs. Respectfully,
L. T. MERRYa & Co., Druggists.
IL1oN, Dec %, 1878.
The Doctor In constantly receiving such latters See
advertisement.
, 1873-06-01


erty.
The great auction sale, Hbezal1y advertised, Of
choice residence property fronting Humboldt bou-
fevard, Logan square, and Milwaukee avenue, will
take p1aee IN Tuesday afternoon next, June 8, at
~ o'clock 1t 1876 East Madison street, corner Of Fifth
avenue. Messrs, C. 9. Thayer & Co.. Real Estate
property to be offered is vary choice, and viii un-
doubtely prove of the best Investments put
on the Chicago MARKET It is surrounded by drsc1ass
improvements. Any Of readers who are in search
Of building site for pleasant hotne secure 1t by
attending the sale and investing.
, 1873-06-01
Tailoring.

Mr j. B, Richards, merchant tailor, formerly Of No.
Sc West Madison street being associated with hia
brother at No. 100 South Clark street, at which placa
he viii be pleased to MI his old friends End GUS
tome1s, and exhibit to them fine selection Of ln-
ported cloths and c*ssmerca, and Prof. L. E. Cola
tng, attends to tbs cutting department, this will be
sufficient guarantee Ct stylish garments aud perfect dts
, 1873-06-01

The CHOICEST display Of ane watches in Chtcngo ia
to be at Potter Brothers. No. 90 Madison street,
TRIBUNE Building. They have already gained repu-
tasion for low prices hne Watches Among their
stock may DO found minute repcaters, chronographs,
quarter-seconds, chronoueters, with and without
stem-wnding. Also = great variety Of medium
utced watches. Full tcweled lever watches In alTer
cases from SIT $50 is karat gold watches from $3
to $500 They also give their personal attention to tho
repairing and rating fine witches aud chrunometars.
, 1873-06-01
The New York Produce Market,

NEW YoRK, May s1.-co1rox- Quiet; ntddling up
:. land. 194c+
.BREADsruFrs-F1our heavy and lower; receipts.
q 600 bEls snperdne Western and State, $5.65@G15
common to good exttn, $8.60@7-10; good to choice
$715@5.l5; white wleat extra $81H91050; Ohio, $3.50
@10.5o :; St Louis, s7.20@12,2s- Rye -four and corn
mes1 unchanged Wheat heavy and lower; receipts
2O1 600 bu inferior spring. 1851 10: No. Chicago
s14591.55; No. Milwaukee, $50 No. 2 Chicago,
H.56@1.58; Northwest spring. s.5e@L60; No. 4
af~sukee, $16o@1.62 No. do to arTire no1t week,
81 1G8@l.69. Rye, barley and malt unchanged. Corn
heavy and declining receipts, 1871 600 bu mi1ed
Western, 6ok@6sc soft do, esc; yellow, e6N96sc ;
white, CSC; old mixed, 67@6eAc. Oats heavy aud
lower; receipts, 103 600 bu; mixed Western. $50
Soc white. 56@57c black, 48@49c.
EoGs-In fair demand Western, 17@18c.
HAT AND HoPs-Unchanged
LEATnzn-Firm at 2s@30c Orinoco, 27@asc.
Woo1--Dua and easier Ohio, 48e !: unwashed, s2o;
pulled, 40c; secured, 10c. .......
aaocznms-cohee strong; Rio, 17K@I9sfc- Sugar
moderately active and easier st 61@9c. Molasses
qniet- Rice firm ut 1H@8Hc-
PE7nohrua-Dull md lower; crude, sac; refined,
20c.
TunPEy1rsr-Dun and lower ut 45>5c-
Pnov1s1oxE-Pork lower. AIeas, f1G37]3. Beef un-
changed. Cut meats lower. Hams, 12913c. Shonl-
ders, 74c; middes dull Western long clear, 919hc,
Lard active. but lower; Western steam, Sc; Kettle,
94c-
BUTTER AID CHEEsK--Unchanged
WH1sgY-Quiet aud stead at 93Bc.
, 1873-06-01

Sporting Goods.
Fred Abbey Co., having become domicncd IN their
new md spacious STORE No. ~ South Clark street, are
offering the finest assortment of sporting goods In the
city, consisting Of fishing tackle, guns pistols
volVers, base bail clubs, glovea, etc.
, 1873-06-01

fendant to the mercy Of the Court 1t appearing to
the Court that evidence waa improperly admitted
which should have been excluded, which may have
had bearing upon tha acton Of The tury think 1us,
tce requires that the defendant should be permitted
to snbmit his to another jury, and new trial is
therefore granted
, 1873-06-01

We call the attention Of readers to the sale Of
forfeited Pledges by auction at No. LIS South Clark
street, On Tuesday, the Sd instant, At 10 and
P. m. Thia win be rare opportunity for those wsh-
1t less than half their value See advertisement In
auction column. Ellison Foster, auctionesra~
, 1873-06-01

It ts said to to bo fact that Potter, King Co. are
selling every variety Of furniture ut lower figures than
any other house in the city An examination Of their
goods and prices will convince the closest buyers Of the
fact that their figures can't be beat Complete black
walnut chamber suits for $780, ut Nos. 1884, 2s6 and 2a8
WhbaBh avenue,
, 1873-06-01
THE CHICAGO DAILY rR1BUNE SUNDAY JUNE /, 1873.

wtu leave the central depot Of the Michigan Central,
Illinois Central, and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railways, at 10 l. NJ, Sunday June l. 1873, stopping
ut Indiana avenue und Canal street stations. Through
tickets, vla Chicago Northwestern and Chicago.
Rock Island b Paddo Railways will be good on this
fr4f
, 1873-06-01

# Feathers and Bedding.
Any article In the line of mattresses, bedding spring
beds, cot beds, pillows, and comforta, on hand and
made to order Also festhcr beds md pillows reno
yaied and deodorized by steam, at T. g.. Esmays No.
ait West Madison street {undeT clothing house(.
, 1873-06-01

-. Physicians and the Public
should visit Walker & Browns new drug store, No.
$50 West Madison street. Special attention given to
prescriptions, carefully prepared. The gentieuaanly
presence Of Fred Taylor, long with Dell b Clark, drug
gists, adorns this establishment, and he would be
pleased to meet his many friends Of tho West side
, 1873-06-01
FOREIGN markctze

I1vEnpoo1, May Sill a. m-F1ouz, 27a I'd.
Winter wheat l2s I'd; spring, lis 2d@l2s Sd white
12s 2d@12s ID !; club, 12s 3D. Corn 27s 3D.; Pork,
65s. Lard, 39s 3D.
LONDON, May 3l-2 p. m--Consols, money, e3X !;
account, s4; eos Of e5s ok; do OF e7 s4x 1o40s,
89z new 50 8ox; Erie, 49E-
PARIS, Mny 3l-Rentes, 57f.
LIVERPOOL, May 31.-Cotton quiet and steady !;
middling uplands, sgd: Orleans, eK@9Kd- sales
10000 bsles; American $3.50 bales; speculation and
export, 1000.
Breadstufs quiet. Flour, 71s I'd. Corn, 27s Cd.
Cheese, 67s Sd. Cumberland m1ddles, 37a I'd.
, 1873-06-01

the old patrons Of Keller, Of boot and shoe fame, win
ind that gentleman nov, stncs his removal TO his con-
vanJent aud central q1srtera, No. Sc Warrington
street conxAnty in attendance with hia magic tape IN
hand. -
, 1873-06-01


minneFs, No 25s Wabash avenue have tha finest stock
OF millinery goods to be found in the city and have
enough to Eupply MI III need Of anything in their ne
They have lid IN larga and conplee aasortnont e.
pedaJ for The Jubilee trade, aud AL their friends and
cordially invited call and examine thar Btock rheT
CAL parcu1ar attention to their stock of laces flowers
trimmings, etc. =
, 1873-06-01

We shall odar In our millinery department many new
and attractive Styles Of hats bonnets Normandy caps,
ETC., trimmed and untrimmed; also and destra-
bic stock Of flowers ribbons, laces etc. at popular
prices. Hotchhu, Palmer Co., Nos. Isl aud 1S9
Bt3te street.
, 1873-06-01
Mr. Th Will MT

Mr. Thomas Will Not.
The friends and patrons Of Mr. Thomas, 50 long in
the dry goods business West Madison and Shell
don Streets Will be glad to know that he has concluded
to continue the dry goods business In that location,
having made very favorable arrangements for light
penses the coming year. 1r. T. has built up busi
there not entirely local. aud West siders will be
glad Of this decision.
, 1873-06-01

mo" Opeue ''
at the New York Store NOE 2S4 and 1896 eat Madison
street, 500 pieces Of back mohair slightly damaged by
WATER from the steamer Atlantic sold at IS cents to so
cents worth IS cents to ST. apdncse silks sold at 12
cents to Is cents worth from 50 cents to Is CENTS Also
500 OF spring gooda containing black cashmere,
dress gaods and laces, sold at extremely low p1icez.
, 1873-06-01
Everybody Knows

that they save onethrd Of their moneyby buying
ut the New York Store. We take advantage Of the
market and give customers tbs benefit Of cheap
goods. We always return the money when any article
bought not satisfacory Call at the New York etore
Noa 284 and 298 West Madison street.
, 1873-06-01

At Nos -, Il and is Madison street. commenced yes
terdAy Scores Of his fine silk hats sold at 80
and $500 each. The jubilee will continue and he IL
manufacturing ut the same prices.
, 1873-06-01

Hail. the photographer, No. o17 West Madison
street. has just invented style Of picture very
beautiful in appearance sud artistic in every parcu
lar It coets but little than common hrst-class
work. Thoae Of the fashionable aud artistic world
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