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B. LOWENsTEIN & BROS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To the Holders Of tickets to the Grand
Gift Concert of the Masonic seIief
Association OF Norfolk, EtE~
RfDia.
OFFICE OF THE Masonic RELIEF
ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, VA,
NORFOLK. NONam her Is. LsIa.

NORFOLK, November Is, Is74.J
The board of directors of this assOcia-
ton, feeling assured that the patrons of
their enterprise. and the public gener-
ally, are satisfied that in its manage
ment the interests Of all concerned will
be strictly guarded, with honesty and
fairness, and relying upon the belief that
all who have aided us in our efforts 10
complete the Masonic temple in this
city, are willing to rely upon our judg-
ment as to the expediency of another
pOstponement for a few days, notyYith-
standing our announcement that the
concert would positively be given on the
nineteenth instant, have decided that
a short delay will be more satisfactory
to all holders OF tickets than to have q
partial drawing on Thursday next. The
following reasons have induced us to
this action:
First-While our receipts b ave been
large they have not been of sufficient
amount TO enable Us to give a .fbtu draw
ing.
Second-A drawing on the nineteenth
instant would not yield enough to ac-
cOmplish the object for which our s.
sociation was organized and charbere d 4;
and,
Third-The announcement which we
have received, cOnvinces US that in forty
days more we shall without any failure,
give drawing which in its results will
be acceptable to all our friends.
We have, therefore, fixed upon
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th,
as the day when the concert and distri-'
button will take place, whether all the
tickets are sold or not, or the money will
be refunded upon application and pre-
sentation of the tickets at the agency
where purchased.
By order of the board of directors.
HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary.
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.rHERE's MILLIONS IN HF.D

This is suggestion heard frequently
about various projects, such as are in
dulged in by one OF Mark TWain's he
roes in the GiIded Age, and il is well
that people should be cautious about
yielding to mere plausibilities. Yet there
is one thing undOubted, which DOES con-
tain millions of COLD CASH, and depOs-
tied in hank we all know and have
confidence in. About the fund of the
next Grand Gift Concert OF Public Lii
brary there is no mistake, nor is there
any mistake about the s., 500 900 in cash
TO be distributed November 30th. A
few more days are left, and only a few
in which tickets may be obtained.
Memphis office, No. West Court street,
will be open till the twenty-seventh,a and
last orders will be filed at the home Of
fee till the twenty-eighth.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Owing to unexpected definitions ia
New Orleans, the Msjiltons failed 70
resch this city yesterday. Their engage
ment has been, unfortunately, Cancelled,
but they may arrange matters so SIS to
visit Memphis during the present sea-
son. The HUmpty DUn1pty troupe take
their place al the rhester.
Our thanks are due Mrs. n. B.
Stewart, who resides near Huntsville,
Alabama, for a beautiful hearth-rug,
made from scraps OF cloth. The work
manship is equal to that Of the finest
Turkish rug, and ia point Of design, ar
rsDgement Of cOiOrs ana beauty Offinish
cannot be excelled by those Of European
make. Mrs. Stewart, although fifty-six
years Of age, made the rug with her
own hands, and at the small cost of two
dollars and fifty cents.
Miriam. the AUeageT; or. the Missing
Bride, by Mrs. Emma d. z. n. South
worth, Is the first volume Of an entire
new and complete edition Of the pOpu-
lar works written by the celebrated
American authOness, now in press BY T.
B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia.
This volume contains, ia front Of the
title, two full-page steel plates, executed
ia the finest style Of the art by the cele-
bTated eDgrsveTs, WhiteehuTch and Ora
ham, one being 3 portrait Of the author
OF the work, Mrs. SOuthwOrth, with a
copy Of her autograph under It.; the
other, view OF Prospect Cottage" the
home Of Mrs. S0uthWorth, on the nights
u the Potomac, with its surroundings.
Mrs. SOutbWOrth Is a writer Of remark
able genius and originality, manifesting
wonderful power in the vivid depicting
u character and In her glowing descrip-
lions Of scenery.
The revival Ia the Baptist churches
reached almost q climax last evening in
the overwhelming interest manifested
oy the vast audience at the Central
church. Such a scene has been rarely
witnessed, as nearly two hundred anx-
ious Dquirers and young converts
thrOnged the vacated seats ia the front
pews. Rev. A. z. Graves preached a
mOste6ective sermon upon the "Unpsr-
don8ble Sin, or, The Blaspheuny OF the
Holy Spirit" His sermons have all
been remarkable for their simplicityapd
their scrupulousness, and their spiritual
power upon his audiences. In spite Of
storms and bad weather there has scarce
ly been s night for the past week Ia
which the churches have not been
Iammed, and in which conversions and
lnquiTers have not thronged en- naQsse
for prayer. Let none fail 70 attend. To- |
morrow night Mr.. Graves Will preach |
again in the Central Baptist church, st !
4 quarter past seven O'Clock, on 1.-THE |
Blood Of Christ" Services, too, Of un-
usual interest are held daily at half-past |
eight IN the morning and three O'Clock 4
ID the afternoon at the First Baptist.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

During a recent trial or comparison
of ordinary baking powders in New York,
with DoOley's Yeast Powders, it was shown
conciusively that better results were attained
with from one-half 70 tWo-thirds the quaDti-
ty of the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret of the success lies IN the care
with which Dooley's Yeast Powder Is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from substances
that are I'M uriOus to the SYSTEM
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict Of the consumer is always
in our favor. For sale by al grocers.
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CT cleared land VIII rent all or a psrt Of IL very
lo@ 20 q good tenant. The party rentIrg, ess
pay bis rents by liking up fences, houses. ETC.
ihls inter-. Apply 70
cav GOODLErT s Co, - Front q.
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A BEAUTIFUL photograph of Matte
Stephenson's monument was sent to-
day by the officers OF ElmwoOd ceme-
terry. Henochsberg, the famous picture
dealer on Main street, kindly donated
a very handsome frame for it, and the
ever kind and obliging Colonel Hamil-
ton, OF the Southern express company,
forwarded it free of charge to Mrs. Robt.
Stephenson, Towanda, Illinois, where
the mother Of the dead heroine resides.
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NOTICE.

Ill .AdUeTtisjng Bills after this
date, for amounts less than Fire
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rDJe IUiJJ be
strictly adhered TO.
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An we are contemplating Important
ehsnees in cur business by the eIOas OF
the year. FemOdeIiug various depart.
ments, and closing out entirely others,
which this prospective change I'm our
business neeessitates, we viii start to-
day, Tuesday. November gath,
A SPECIAL SALE.
Continuing for thirty days for the DuE-
pose of eiOsirE out az COST, and Sill
greater sacrifices Ia many instances
TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
now on hand.
The announcement made is one of
EXTRAORDINARY INTEREST
to all consumers, offering them oppor-
tunitIes to buy goods extremely low.
Dress Goods,
Silks, Velvets,
Velvet Cloaks,
Cloth Cloaks,
5hRwls, Fiannsls,
Cloths, Hosiery
and Underwear.
Everything in the various depart
ments will be sold at once, at the terms
mentioned.
Your attention is urgently asked to
tie early calling, as the lines OF goods,
now 50 complete, will soon be broken.
Expecting you at an early day, we are,
very respectfully, yours, ETC.,
HERZ0G & BRO,
259 Main Street.
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In accordance with this, our motto,
we have reduced the prices of every
grade in our splendid stock of
NEW CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING
to such low figures as even in these hard
times cannot fail to suit the views of the
most impecunious.
From and after this date we will sell
Gentlemen's good Cashmere Pants at
IS, worth IS.
Gentlemen's fine Cashmere Pants at
Sc 50, worth $40.
Gentlemen'sg good Business Suits at s15,
worth SIS.
Gendemen's fine Business Suits at $40,
worth $50.
Gentlemen's good Beaver Overcoats at
$40, worth SIS.
Gentlemen's fine Beaver Oyercoats at
$40, worth $50.
Gentlemen's good Melton Overcoats at
So, worth $50.
Chinchilla Overcoats at
Sl2, worth $40.
Beaver Talmas at SO,
former price SIS.
The largest stock of
BOYS AND
CHILDREN'S
OvERCoATs
IN the city, which, in order to close out,
we will sell at
EXCEPTIONALLY Low PRICES.
Also, an immense stock of
Boys AND CHILDREN's SUITS,
which we will offer at a sacrifice.
Our stock of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which is unsurpassed by any in the
southwest, will be disposed Of at CORE
ipondingly low figures.
BE SURE AND REMEMBER THE PLACE.
L. & A. L. LOWEESTEIN'S
CLOTHING HOUSE,
23s MRin Street.
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To-day at IL o'clock, on the premises,
No. 2l2 Adams street, the machinery,
ETC., used in the GayOso Planning mill
will be sold at public auction.
o. WOOLDRIGE, Assignee.
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L7N5lN = 4I-D0ne power engine and BOILER.
II Apply ~ Il NORTH SECOND 81.
VtWO-sTORH HOUsE-No. 81 Mosby street.
Il eight rooms with coal and wood house.
Apply a. 43 SECOND ST.
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CHRIS GMAsl CHHIsTIAS!

Just received, a fine stock of new toys
and fancy boxes of all kinds, wax and
China dolls and ornamental cakes very
cheap. Before purchasing elsewhere
call at MRS. LOUISA BERTON's,
Corner Fourth and PoDlar streets.
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FOR HELENA & FRIAR's POM

o. K. Joplin. master ]. W. Rhodes.....--clerl
VIII leave every MONDAY, WEDEESDAY
and FRIDAY, making all the coast landings
FOr freight or passage apply on board.
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SOMETHING NEW FOR FaE EIGHTH
WARD.

Great accommodation for every fami-
ly: Norfolk Oysters at ten cents per
dozen, or 35, so and IS cents per can;
also fish, celery and game, by L. A.
Rezzonico, at ia Poplar street, opposite
the rnarkethOuse.
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nORN GO THE PRICES

READY-MADE CLOTHINGM
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TIE MEMPHIS STEAM nYEINa

Establishment 81 Madison street, Is
open for the fan season Best work at prices
70 suit the times.
pa. HOLLENBERG. Presentation.
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FOR LEASE.
LlOST.

r AND-tor term OF year, IS acres Of good
I 4 land within three miles OF Court square
sui table for a market garden or dairy. inquire
or s. q. RHINE, S64 Main streel.
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UNPARALLELED BARGAINS
In ss~.oaabIe

UNPARALLELED BARGAINS
in seasOnabIe
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
d. LOWENSTEIN u BROS.
"a, IO-4, u.4. Ie-4, 1874 and I4-4 white
Blankets. ~ lower prices than ever be-
fore.
Great Bargains In Brown Blankets.
Ale weights and Htzes reduced.
Comforts ana COverIets reduced.
white aud eOlored FIanueIs
Cheaper shan ever before.
FURsi FURsg FURsri
At sacrificing prices at
B. LOWENsTEIN & EROS.
Great Sale of Domestic and Imported
Dress Goods,
Empress Cloths.
POpIins, PIaids.
AIpAcss. MOhhirs
and HersnOs,
at Popular Prices.
3. LOWENsTEIN s. BROS.
All Wool Cassimeres for Boys Wear
AstOHishIneIy eheap,at
B. LOWENsTEIN & BROS.
Great Bargains I'm Linseys. PIaids,
Kentucky Jeans and Canton FIanneIs,
as B. LOwENsTEIR q BROS.
Two hundred eases ehOios standard
PriRss lust received at
B. LOwENsTEIN d BROS.
worth of their money, VIII do well 90
inspect the magnificent stock Of
WINTER COSTUMES.
BEAVER EAOQUEs,
CLOARs, sEAWE8
AND sCARFs,
Vow being offered Mt such extremely
How prices in the suit and shawl room Of
B. LOWENSTEIN l. BROS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To the Holders Of Tickets to the Grand
GIFT Concert of tIas Masonic gelief
Association OF Norfolk, EtF~
RfDiR.
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Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
OenfB per can, at ]. A. SIGNAIGOiB,
rs Second and l6S Main streets.
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CrI.nIBaI Caars-Fllppln. Euare.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day; Nos. 59l1 and 592, Geo Smiley;
566, Frank Harris; 3l1, John Williams (:
81, T. J. Claywell; 1856, Frank Bledsoe:
AL, Joe Davis; 572. Winter Payne; 554.
Charles Campbell alias Reid; 537, L. NJ.
Henderson; ST., Pat Gibbons; SIS, Pat
Gibbons; 567, Daniel RolIman and
James Harris; sos, Thomas Cogan; 267,
Henry Richmond; 594 and 500, Taylor
Stocks; $50, Daniel Gilkerson.
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, beu-
quets and decorations. Craig's, 379 Main.
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STURLA, 337 Main street, supplies
families with oysters by the can.
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GAYOsO PLANING MILL.

GET your furs repaired and refined at
Daryis, II Jefferson,
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DOWN GOEs TmE PRfCE.

NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure fol
Geo. W. Jones & Co., keep II.
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II you want hydrant, street washer,
or plumbing OF any kind. you can get IL sf
Brownies, IL Jefferson street where yOu are
sure 20 be suited IN style and price
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COnservatively organized for doing
the business Of Out-Of-town banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly remitted.
COrrf spoadeace solicited Exchange on Prinei-
pal cities Of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, EEWBERN & CO.,
T,ondOu
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BLOCK TRIMMINGS, very handsome,
at Watkins's.
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JUST received, 200 bbls choice apple
cider, at Lords 6 Diehl's, 1856 Front st.
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements for advertisers to reach q
large class of readers.
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hOE REWARD-Wili be paid for the return
Oh Of a sorrel mare mule, near 10 hands
nigh. Z or yesrs Old and branded B p" on the
len shoulder. stolen on the night OF she 18Th
rom j. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
Cor. la Rose aud Jackson SITS, Memphis.
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"a, IO-4, u.4. Ie-4, 1874 and I4-4 white
Blankets. ~ lower prices than ever be-
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Izutuoe or ongltude-Thether 1t can be
patiently submitted 10 IN Mississippi, or
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vlcksburg. A handful Of determined
men are defending the homes of that
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Great Bargains in Brown Blankets.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE In the city Is at 2s6 &C.
oond street. HANSON x WALKER,
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The Deutscher Bruder-B und will give
It's fifth annual ball at Cochran hall. TO-
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n4n0s or lgnozaut ana corrupt officials,
who, with one or two exceptions, have
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
THE OLD Reliable
Independent Memphis sad White River
! Packet Line-(In place Quickstep)-The
hne side-wneeI passenger steamer
Str. ELLA. -
MILF master
Leaves + WEDNESDAY,. Nov. S5t6, at Zen.
GLENN & VINsOE,
! Wharf boat, foot OF Court.
] Z. ". LIGHTBURNE E, agents,
nov4 10 Madison street.
For White River AID al Intermediates Land
ings-1he fine passenger steamer
City Of augusta, -
Leaves THIs DAY, Nov. 2Ith, at pm.
GLENN & VINSON, Agents,
noyS5 W nar- 6oat: Ioos court Sc:
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR PINE BLUFF AND WAY LANDING
Regular United States Mail Packet.
Fort Gibson,
Ed. Noland.-.master John Hardin. CLERK
Leaves THIS DAY, November 23th, at pm.
GLENN & NINSON, Agents,
noy4 on Mhari o0at. loot Court st.
FOR JOHNsON's LANDING.
For Crowens, Randolph, Fulton, Osseola,
Johnson, and ali intermediate Landings.
The egant side-wheel steamer
Mary Ament. EsslEN
o. K. Joplin.--.masterJ J. ". Rhodes-....oieTk
VIII make tri-weekly trips throughout the
year, leaving Memphis Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at o'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
VIII leave on her first trip MON DAY, No
- NV
FOR HELENA.
For Helena and way Landings.-The
staunch and comfortable steamer
ste Francis. -.
s. Baskett.........naster D. P. Davis.. leTk
VIII leave as above every Tuesday, Thurs |
day and saturday throughout the season.
- ! on reg 9S or Passsge Apply on BOARD:
FOR OsCEOLA.
WE HAYS COME 70 sFAY.
For Randolph, Fulton, Osceola, and all Land !
ings on the way-Elegant sidewheel steamer /
q. w. Cheek, -
WIN depart as above on MONDAY, WEDNa-
DAY and FRIDAY Of each week.
For ireiE ht or passage apply on board.
ss1doIph, Fulton, e1sCeola and john,
Crank Forrest, sr1;
y. *. Joplin. infStel j. W. tnOdes....-clerB
VIII leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, making all the coast landings.
For freight or passage apply on board.
FOR HELENA & FRIARS POINT
For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends.
TRI-WEEKLY PACKET,
The elegant and feet side wheel passenger
steamer
PHIL ALRAAN, EssIIE@N
master clerk
VIII leave as above every Monday, Wednes-
lay and Friday throughout the year
For freight or passage apply on board.
CHEEK LINE.
demphis and Vicksburg Packet Companv-
For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends-TJ.
s, Mail to Napoleon.
Illinois,
MARK X Cheek II asfsr
caves MONDAYS and THURSDAYS Ann
FOB hAP0A&OR
a. D.. White, - !
George Malone IA sssis7r :
caves TUESDAYS and SAfuRDA "a 5pna =
For freight or passage apply on board 81 10 n
GkO, ". CHEEK sup'l, 2bs Front street.
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FIRST Circuit COurt-Jndge HetskeIi.
The call yesterday extended to No.
1865, now on trial the ninth case on the
calendar TO-day's calendar is as fol-
lows: 1854, Crawford vs. Church; 26O8,
billiard VS. Warner; 1854, Absolute VS.
Absolute; 1878, Whilo, vs. Mason, 1928,
Morton vs. Cleaves, executrix; 1876,
State vs. HOllenberg ct al; 1876, Capps
Va smith; 2677, HOllenburg VS. Patton;
1878, Menken Bros. vs. Seeley; $3.50,
president and directors of bank of Ken
lucky Va Hawley; 1881, Plummer VS.
MOuitOn, Benedict 81 Co.; 1856, league
d GreeRlaw vs. Siefred; 1887, league &
VS. Edwards; 26SS, Watson,
trustee, vs. Wright; 1892, Halstead,
guardian, vs We0ber; 1898, Straus VS.
Slater; 1896, White vs. Edwards; 1898,
State VS. Preston; 27OI, Esselborn VS.
Finnerty.
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OYSTERS by the can at STURLA's, 337
Main street.
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ATTEND RobertsOn's Business College
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READ MENKEN BROTHERS, adyeT-
tisement OF cheap goods.
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B. LOwENSTEIN Il BROS.

staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
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Mammoth Clothing Store,
2ss HRin Street.

1--WE cannot and will not be undersoldp'
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Go TO Leddinis Business College.
LIVINGSTON & COMPANY.
BOB EsFIC AND FOREIGS Baskets,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
Conservatively organized for doing
the business Of out-Of-tOwn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals.
Usual Interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
dependence solicited Exchange on pFinei-
F' LIVINGsToN, NEwBERN d Co,
READ MENKEN BROTHERS, adyer-
tisement OF cheap goods.
OYSTERS by the can at STURLA's, 337
Main street.
THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements for advertisers to reach q
large class of readers.
CABANAS CIGARS, Sc EACH.
n. Esch, go Second, opp. Court Square.
CRATES SET AND SAOKY CHIHNEYS
CURED.
If you want your CRATES we'll set or
your smoky chimneys cured, call on n.
Lemon, No. lOl Union street.
ATTENTION is called to an advertise
ment in tO-day's issue of the ROsebank
nurseries, of Nashville, Tennessee.
Parties interested had best govern them
selves accordingly. Their notes can be
found at 379 Beale street.
STURLA, 337 Main street, supplies
families with oysters by the can.
STEAMBOATS.
oh UAIHU AND 81. LOO
zoanehia ana 5s. z,''osa Packet Company
For Hickman. Columbus, Cairo ard ct. I,oais.
steamer CAPITAL CITY, az
Leaves THIS DAY, Nov. 2ith, a. 10 -.
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Compsny.
nenp his and st. Louis Packet Company
FOR Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
5amI McPheters ...........--. master =
Leaves as above THIS DAY, Nov. 2Ith, al 5
99 I54oE npIs5sspp River Elevator Tt Uopsnv
FOR VICKBBURG.
sssnpisis ANA "a. Louts Packet Company
FOR Helena, ChicOt, Greenville, VicksbUTg,
and Way Landings.
Steamer JOE KINNEY,
II. Porter. m aSter
Leaves THIS DAY, Nov. oath, at 10 am.
All. SIChH,
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Company
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ST. LOuis and New Orleans Packet Co.
For Vicksburg, Natohez and New Orleans.
Str. CITY OF ALTON-....H. s. BixbY, master
fhis elegant passenger steamer SIX
will leave as above -
WEDNESDAY, November 2jth, at pm,
For freight or passage apply to
j. T. WASHINGTON gt., 10 Madison 81.
legular sssmphis and New Orleans Pk't
FOh NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
str Belle Lee, -
Hicks master GrissOm. .-....-cItr TX
Leaves THURSDAY, NOV. 28th, at pm.
GLENN & VINSON, Agents,
nOvA Wharf boat. foot Court st.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
for the season - For Vicksburg, Natchez,
New Orleans and all Was and Bend land
ings,
str. Belle Lee, -
7. F. Hicksmaster AIf Grissom- CLERK
Leaves THURSDAY, Now. 28th, at pm.
positively.
Tue steamer Belle Lee will pay particular
attention to all way and bend bu mess. Mer.
ihants eau rely on the strietest punctuality in
III business entrusted TO her care.
J. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
nOl7 No 10 Madison st.
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CHEEK LINE,

m flster Lee. erk
VIII leave as above every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday throughout the year.
For freight or passage apply on board.
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ATTENTION is called to an advertise
ment in tO-day's issue of the Rosebank
nurseries, of Nashville, Tennessee.
Parties interested had best govern them
selves accordingly. Their notes can be
fo1nd st 37Q Reale street
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ALI weights ana Hizes reduced.
Comforts ana COverIets reduced.
white aud eolored FIanueIs
Cheaper shan ever before.
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LAW REPORTS.

First ChaneeFy COurt-ChsDceIIor Nor.
gem.
VIII meet this morning st ten o'clock
pursuant to adjournment. The calendar
as published yesterday will be contin-
ued.
Second Chancery CouFE-WaIker, Chan
eeItOr.
To-day is motion day. The call of the
motion docket will begin at three o. clock
in the afternoon.
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PHIL ALR1AN, -

For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends
TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
The elegant and feet side wheel passenger