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The New York herald., 1875-10-25
sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

A FIRST CLASS LIVER AND WHITE SETTER DO,
n three years old thoroughly broken and ggaranesd eve
way will be sold az auction by ARCH. JOHNSTON AT h
Auction Mart 10 to 25 East Thirteenth street on Tuesda
1T 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

NATIoNAT LINE
IN From piers Nos. A and AZ North River
FOR LONDON DIRECr
HOLLAND Thursday Oct % 3P NJ
FOR ouEENsToWN AND LIvERPtoSoSr1' tSS - = ~
SPAIN. Oct. 80, 3 +. NJ. ENGLAND Nov l3 3 p NJ
ERIN...... Nov o IL A. VI. EGYPT. Nov 20 II A. NJ
Cabin passage $50 aud $40 currency seerage greatly
reduced prices Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid
seerage tickets from Liverpool At the lowest Apply at
-. 4. ". J. HURST. Manager
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
INMAN LINE-EIxEp sourHERLY COURSE.
CUNARD LINE-B. AND n. A. r. NJ s. P. co.

DUNARD LINF-B. AND N A. r. NJ. S. p. co.
~ NOTICE.
With q view to diminishing the chances OF collision the
of this line take specific for all Of
the gear.
On passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston, crossing the meridian ooo at 43 latitude nothing
TO the north of 43.
ON the homeward passage crossing the meridian or
d. latitude, or nothing to the north of A.
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN.
ABYSSTNIA Wed. Oct. ~ SCYTHIA... Wed, Nov. 10
ALGERIA Wed Nov 8 PRUSSIA. Wed, Nov. IL
Steamers do carry steerage passengers.
Cabin passage $50 500 and $780, gold, according
commodation. Return tickets on favorable terms
tickets and from all parts of Europe
rates. Freight and cabin Office No. Bowling Green.
Steerage Office / IL Broadway Grinity Bnildngl.
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

L THE F6ILoWfSG FOIL n' PI1cEs ARE TiIE ONLY
ADyERTfsEMENTs AID srBsckiPTIoSs ron THE
NEw YORK HERAIn;- ,r,,.
G!s2APEeA i,ss5 BEs6eAAbw43YY.N S3YNhH AN Sii'NN''
IL SOUTH SIXTH STREET m L PHIIApELrHaJaao III ,TL aaor
LYS ''''i'i' - 49, '''o' : 80
$275000 Srass Sa and STs1F h every Ho@n1 aaa
LOWE si Broadway: address by mail the manager, j. NJ.
PAfTEE, Laramie City, Wyoming
sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.
FIRST CLASS LIVER AND WHITE SETTER DOG.
three years od thoroughly broken ana sVey M
Auction Mart 10 to IS East thirteenth street Tuesday
e 10 O'Clock
EINE WILLIAMS 4 POWELL BEEEcH Ill., Loader, DAP
barrels case IL. =. sQuIREs No Cortlandt s..
L,oR sALE-A NEWFOUNDLAND SLUT, ONE YEAR
old splendid watch dog; cheap - East Ihirty-sccond
THE TURF.
A r WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITY
dh e siisertai B. = Judge Robertson, 8 Don, La;
na r. Seorgr n e Een stn mar m S goo Xams
sion 81 Stages from horse esSs e ITSSs R1Rps
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
N Extra Autumn Races
SATURDAY. OCT. 80. and SATURDAY, NOV. g.
Races commence punctuaily al 80 P. NJ,
A. BELMONT, President
G. WHEArY, Secretary.
4 UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD, MORNING
/ ~ and evening at Thomas Exchange, 239 Broadway,
the Washington French pools open from A. NJ.
until the Tickets ~ Orders by mail
messenger receive prompt attention. GEO NJ THOMAS,
ucTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE
IA New York Turf Exchange this evening And every Sveg
Ing during the week the at WASHINGTON, d. o.,
and the trots at PROSPECf PARK.
THE RESULT Of each heat received by telegraph
PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to orders by mail or
messenger FRENCH POOLS OPEN AT A. NJ.
A 8 yeig
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
II sons Rooms, Twenty yeiEhth street and Broad
every morning and evening this week the running
Full returns by special correspondent. All orders by mail
messenger viii receive particular attention French pools
open at 4 A. NJ. i. Is. n w. H. JOHNSON.
DROsPEcT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION,
L. SECOND FALL MEETING,
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER &c
Pure No 1-$4oo $50 class. 1e entries.
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27
Purse No. 3-$4oo 1873 class, loentries.
Purse No. 4-$l 900. 2:26 class. entries
Purse No. $500 2:2a class, entries.
Purse No Csc 800 2:2i class entries
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
Purse No 7-S4oo. 2:3s class. 10 entries.
Purse No. $500 Double team. ! entries
Races each day o'clock prompt good day
and track Admission field grand stand and quarter
stretch, 81 90; field, 81. Club house. introduced by
member $3.
sean cars depot Twentieth street and Ninth
nue., at Il 80 and 10. l.. y. READ, President
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1875-10-25

A SPLENDID LANDAU FOR SALE-BUILT BY
~ Brewster; also Clarence both good new;
must sell and Offer Arsenal Stables Thirty fifth
street, broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-25

1 Imported 10 order for So5o also Maynard Rifle with
barrels in case. II. H. sQUIRES No. Ccrtandt st.
NOR SALE-A NEWFOUNDLAND SLUT, ONE YEAR
IL old splendid watch dog; cheap. ~ East Irtysecond
street
The New York herald., 1875-10-25

nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN
NEW YORK ANns HAVRE
The splendid vessels FOR the Continent
being soutlerly than any oter will sail pier
80 North River as tollows:-
#VTLIE DE PARIS Lachesnez. Saturday Oct 30
AMERQUE Pouzols Saturday. Nov. l3
FPANVEm PAS OF "PPeassA III COLD ncindna %igc nov
First Cabin $40 SI2O according accommodation
ond Cabin S72; Third Cabin, $40
Return tickets at reduced rates.
Eteerage SIG with superior accommodation, including all
necessaries without extra charge.
Steamers marked thus do steeragc
LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent. IS Broadway
ylTIISON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL.
W. sailing from pier SO North River, follows
COLOMBO Oct 80 INANARINO.......Nov. "a
lIINDOO. Nov. 10 OTIELLO. 8
First cabin SO currency second cabin sf5
tickets very favorable Through
issued to Continental and Baltic Apply for full par
CHARLES L. WRIGHT 4 CO., SO South street.
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OFFICE OF I
THE GRE AT RED STORE. !
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Third street. bctlDceR Court and JsGers0u.--e SER
vices al ~ 30 am. by Rev. J. u. T-chudls pas
tor. Sunday-schOOl at9 am.
CALVARY CEPIsCOPAL) CHURCH.
This Church will be open for Divine services
to-day. morning and evening, the rector oIhcl-
atIng.
GRACE (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH-HeT-
rnrllfo Street-NIorning service at II am; sun
dsy-sChoOlg a. m; service for Immanuel con-
gregatlOn at p.m.- Chlldren's meeting al % p
m, evening service and sermon 10 Swedish at
pm. Seats free.
CENTRAL METHODIST Episcopal
THURCH.-U Union Ftreet-Seryices at II am,
Sunday-school at Am.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.-Divlne
service at 10 30 am. No preaching a. ighi'
s. b. Surstt, pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-SecOHd
street. near BedJe-Psstor is absent for the day.
SRbbath-schOOl al am.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. w.
II Rarksssdals will preach at II am. sunday
school at am.
SECOND CONGREGA CHURCH.
orleans strcet.-By requ II, Rev. W. W. Malley
will TO day repeat i've sermons preached May
18th. Afternoon at 3; subject, Ruth her
life and character Evening al % SUBJECT
"Wiu ye also go away"
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday-schoOl at Am. Communion service
at 1880 am. Preaching by David Walk at
II Is am. No night service.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL.-fbpJdT st
Services at and II am. aud 80 and pm.
ST. JOINS NJ. Z. Corner
Of Vance and LdtEderddIe StreetS.-J. L. Chand-
Ter, pastor Preaching at IL am. Sunday
school at pm. Glass meets al 30 am.
EMMANUEL CHURCH-BeaIe street.
Services by Rev. G, H. Jackson al $3.50 pm.
and at pm.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Of Third and Poplar streets-Servlces
at II am. by the pastor, Rev. Eugene
Daniel.
BETHEL SUNDAY-SCHoOL.-24 pm.
The exercises to-day will be very interesting
All are invited.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. e. NJ. Richardson, pastor. Preaching at
II am. Seats free.
FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-C0tfTz Street.-Services at IL am.
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Stainback.
SECOND CUM BERLAND PREsBYTE-
RIAE CHURCH Vance streef.-Seryices at II
am by Rev. A. {. Culton. Sundsy-schOol
al am.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
lEPIsCoPALl.-COr. Fourth and NM streets,
CReLsed-Services to-day at II am, by Rev. /.
{. Topper, rector.
LUTHERAN CHURCH - Washington
Observation-Disclosures at 9 am morning ser
vice at 10 30.
UNION STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Near Orleans street.-Divine ser
vice at IL am. Sabbath-schoOl $3.50 am. Rev.
J. y. Waddel, DID,, pastor.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Union S1Teet-Rev. w. b. Willard, pastor,
Services at IL am.
CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH.-Preach
ing by Rev. s. X. Tigrett, pastor, at II am.
Sabbath. school at $50 am.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Corner Fourth and LOOney streets,
T1teIsed.-SeTvice at ii am, Rev. L. G. Taylor,
pastor.
ALABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-ABabdDld street and Jones GUe7lue.
Rev. DR.. Steadman, pastor. Services at IL am
sabbath sc hOOl $50 am
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JOHNSTON "A VANCE.
Another Reduction in the Price ofCIOth-
Ing, GentIemen's Underwear, Etc.
Read This.

"What do you mean by selling such
excellent goods at these low figures" we
yesterday inquired while in the store of
Johnston d Vance, No. 3O5 Main street.
Owe intend to reduce our big stock, and
have this day brought down prices in
our line Of handsome clothing, gentle
mems furnishing gOOGs, underwear,
shirts, British hose, linen goods, etc.
We undersel any house in tine city,
offer better class Of goods, have a greater
variety of stock, and guarantee better
fits and satisfaction than any other
house can offer" We examined the
goods and found the above statement
correct. Cheaper and better goods can
nowhere be found than at Johnston 81
Nance's. One man, while there yester-
day to buy 3 shirt, was so well pleased
that he purchased a dozen, and also q
suit Of clothing. 1t is the place to buy
your goods. The business of the house
is increasing daily, and everyone of its
countless patrons are pleased with their
bargains.
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Meeting Of the HemphIs Industrial Ex-
position Ass OciatiOn, MOHday,
june Is, 1878.

The creditors and stockholders Of the
Memphis industrial Exposition associa-
ton are urgently requested to meet the
directory at the Exposition building on
Monday, June II, 1875, at seven o'clock
in the evening. A full and complete
exhibit of the condition of its affairs, a
statementof what has been done since its
together with propositions
looking to a final settlement with its
creditors, will be presented at the meet
ing. By order Of directors,
JAMES ROOSA, President.
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Of Memphis. Among the samples were
wheat, winter oats, timothy grass, and
some Of the most splendid clover we
ever saw. Where industry will produce
such results as are develoued,in the SAM
pies on the cotton exchange, there
should never be complaint, for there Is
plenty for man and beas
New flour was on exhibition al the
cotton exchange yesterday, which had
been made from tennessee wheat at
Benjes's mill, corner OF Second and
jackson streets. We learn from the
mills that their purchases yesterday
were lot OF twenty-ntne sacks OF num-
Der three, at one dollar and twenty
cents. The first barrel Of new -four was
selling at eight dollars; it was Of rich
yellow hue, and was much praised by
judges OF the article.
The evidence IL the Southern express
robbery case was concluded in the GRIM
insl court Yesterday and the opening
argument IN behalf OF the State, made
by Mr.. Whitfield, OF COTinth, Missssip-
pi. The confessions OF guilt made by
Matt Morris were excluded, upon the
ground that the mind OF the prisoner
was in duress at the time. The court,
after hearing the argument Of Mr.. Whit
field, adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing when Colonel Turner, counsel for de-
PENDANTS, will speak in the case.
We have received the June number
OF the Insurance Monitor, published and
edited by G.. &. Hine Of New York.
Among the interesting contents Of the
number is Mr.. HOlmaH's "Plan for a
New Departure in Life Insurance." as
read by him before the American sci
ence association at its recent meeting.
Mr.. Holman advocates q radical reform
in the present methods Of life insurance,
insisting strenUOusly that the equity of
the contract demands total separation
Of the insurance proper from the endOw-
ment portion Of the policy.
The Masonic order Of our city have
invited the military organizations OF
the city and the city authorities to unite
with them in giving to General
Nathaniel p. Banks a grand reception
on the twenty-third instant. On the
tWenty-fOurth the Masonic order will be
out in full force, not only those in our
city, but many from abroad. The day
is to be spent in festivities, but the even
ing and night will comprise entertain
ments that we think but very few of
our citizens will fail to be present and
enjoy.
In the case Cf Z. A. Cole as. the
Memphis and ChkrlestOn railroad COM
pauy, Judgment for defendant was rem
dered by the first circuit court on the
twenty-seventh of last April, and an ap-
peal to the court Of arbitration taken
May 9Th. The latter tribunal reversed
this judgment and Temanded the case
for new trial. The supreme court has
affirmed the judgment, and the prOce-
dendO having been returned to the first
circuit court, the case is now on the
docket Of the last named tribunal ready
for trial. Tnis was quick work, and
shows how an efficient clerk like Mr.. B.
+. Coleman, OF the first circuit court, can
expedite business.
The following is the mOrtuary re-
port for the week ending yesterday af-
ternOOn, six O'Clock;
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DRESS GOODS STRICTLY AT COST.

Travelling goods 10, Is and 20 cents.
Parasolas at cost
The prettiest fans in the city at cost.
New chains opened again.
The prettiest Linen Lawns at cost.
Bleached muslins and Irish linens at cost.
Black Silks at cost.
A job lot OF all Wool Cassimeres at cost.
Ecru Nets for Over-dresses at cost.
Lsce Shawls % per cent. below cost
White Sash Ribbons, White Fans,2 and
3 button White Kid Gloves at cost.
OTgsndies, Victoria Lawns and Swisses
at cost.
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ONE DOLLAR FOB TIE APPEAL,

Persons leaving the cjtyfoT the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month"; on sending to OF leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOJCnting-rOOnl-OT
for any time longer than that at
the s1yyle rates.
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CONE AND SEE.

To secure additional room, and avoid
loss of time in sending to our factory
and main lumber yards, and to enable
us to fill orders with the utmost prompt
ness, We have discontinued our office at
2o4 Front street, and established a yard
and large wareroom in connection with
our store, $50 Second street, near post
office. Our stock is more complete
than ever. Boxes, lumber, etc, deliv-
cred now, without delay, at lowest rates.
MEMPHIS WOOD WORKS.
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Total for the week, IS; whites 7,
blacks 8; males 8, females Z; adults
9, minors z; under l year Of age, 5; I'M
der years Of age, 6; from the hospital, 2.
RICHARD II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board of Health.
The public fountain to be erected in
Court square is the talk of the town.
Everybody is discussing it, and there is
no end to the praises bestowed on those
public benefactOrs who have taken the
matter in hand, and are pushing it to a
solid fact. Those who would have their
names occupy g conspicuous page in
the history of Memphis, to be honoTed
by generations to come, should meet the
gentlemen working up this great addi-
ton to the beauties and comforts Of orr
beautiful square, and lend q willing
and liberal hand to The end that beau
tiful fountain may he erected at the ear
Hest day possible. Tine gentlemen who
are foremost in the movement have de-
termined to erect the fountain at all
hazards, and if others will interest
themselves in the same spirit of public
beneficence, it will be "a thing Of
beauty, and q joy forever" Then we
will all sing "Come where the fountains
play" to our sweetheaTts.
We have received the initial num-
Der Of Il Century after, a superb work
preparatory to the centennial ceIe5ra-
ton in Philadelphia, 1876, to be COM
pleted in fifteen numbers, illustrating,
in the highest style of art, by elegant
engravings and descriptive text, the ad-
vance in one hundred years Of the Unit
ed States. Philadelphia occupies sproud
position in history as the city from
which was announced the nations birth.
1t is the city chosen as the centennial
metropolis, to exhibit in its architectural
features, its parks and other suburban
scenery and sketches Of its environs,
coupled with the magnificent landscapes
and interior cities of the State, the won
derful progress made during s. century
Of self.gOvernment by a free people. AS
the cornerstone to the full appreciation
OF the centennial Of 1876, it should be in
the hands OF al who would have an en-
during mementOOf their c0untry's great
O9sG
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The services of the Union meetings,
now in progress in the city, will be for
to-day, as follows: The usual forenoon
services in the different churches.
Special services for the c0lored people
at the Exposition, conducted by Mr..
Whittle, at eleven o'clock in the morn
ing. Young mems meeting at four
o'clock in the afternoon st the EXPOSE
ton, lecture by Mr.. White, and at the
same hour (fOur o'clock in the after
noon, mass-meeting Of the Sabbath
schools at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, Court street. At eight O'Clock
in the evening, all the congregations
will unite in the one service at the Ex-
position building.
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spend in drink? Will not some gentle
man make move in the right direction?
This society appeals to every charitable
man and woman in the land to come to
their aid. In answering this call, all can
communicate with the office Of the asso-
citation, aa@7t
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To close tn Summer stock we shall sell
from tomorrow on strictly at cost. Look
through our store and compare prices.
HEEZOG d BRO.
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WEI. FRANK Il CO.. 249 MAIN ST.
gHE OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25I Main street,
Is now offering 200 white vests at 81 SO;
500 striped alpaca coats at 81 50.
L. NJ. DEAN & C0.'S ART PALACE

The great art store of L. NJ. Dean &
Co., at No. 3S1 Main street, is daily
thronged with ladies and gentlemen to
examine and view the many useful and
beautiful articles offered for sale by the
enterprising members Of this popular
firm, which deals exclusively in wall
paper, window-shades, paints, oils, glass,
house ornaments, decorations, etc. They
have Just received s well assorted stock,
which will be sold at the lowest possible
figures. All orders to them will be filled
satisfactorily. Calcimining is a spe-
cialty with l.. NJ. Dean d Co.
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TO EXCHANGE.

PLANTATION - REsIDENCE-I viii eK;
change q plantation price zen tho l.l,5L,
4 olIsrsl which rents for two thousand oolIaIs
l,er snnurn and a nrsi-class suburban resi-
dence price forty-hye hundred douarsl, ioI
Improved city property; or wliI exc aLse
~ thousand dollars, rents for nve hunoIeo
dollsrg rer aunurn for improved city proper
". Titie 10 above property perfect aha bee
nom an iucumbranCe whatever. ADDRESS
dec lining property, and state lowest csssh
6sst.. "a fysa51a T. J. HUMPHREYS,
49, Madison ST., KIT Williams BLOCK.
nROPERTY-The valuable property known
a. t6e Douoho place, for Mississippi nv
- 49, 80 VIM NJ. SLEDGE, JR.
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WAGNER's REFRIGERATORs.

The great house Of H. Wetter & Co.,
Nos. Is and Is Monroe street, has Tor
sale a large assortment of Wagner's
rerigerators, bath-tubs, water-coolers,
ETC., which embrace all Of the latest in
ventions and most perfect improve
ments OF the age. These articles are
offered at very low prices and will not
fail to give satisfaction. The stock is
large and complete.
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REMEMBERI

The best goods at Ihe lowest prices,
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GRUBBS & AUSTIN,

332 Main street, will continue the
closing out sale, at cost for cash, Of their
retail department of clothing for few
days longer. Full stock Of alpaca, linens
and underwear.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

"ORsE-Fro-u solomon Lane, colored, near
III Horn Lake, MISSISSIPPI one Dsy HoIIsS,
snouIder md halter burned on both hind Feet.
a euFtaBIe reward will be paid for hls return
Il PORTER. TAN LOR q 20.
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ST. PATRICK,S CRURCP.

A lecture will be delivered by Rev.
Father Vincent, passionist, in st.
Patrick's church next Sunday evening
at eight o'clock. The topic will be one
OF the most interesting in religious mat
ters-"The bible cannot be the only and
supreme rule OF faith" The Catholics
of the city are kindly requested TO
honor the worthy missioner with their
presence. Entrance free OF charge.
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LIVINGSTON L COMPANY,
DOA EsEIC AND FOREIGN BANHERs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK,


Conservatively organized for doing
the business OF out-of-tOwn banks, benkers,
corporations, merchants and indIvidusIs'
Usual interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made and promptly RENTED
OO1TssFonde'.ee solicited. Exchange on prlnci-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, EEWBERN & co,
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STE BGETEs

SEE advertisement Foste,'s second
Texas drawing postponed fora few dsvs.
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.uts. ETC.. are 10 cents per line INST lnser-
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and Obituaries, are charged al regular rates
We will not accept any advertisements TO fol-
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First or Fourth page advertisements, station
airy, double rates.
fpecIrnen COPIES sent free OF charge.
our nall-books are kept by pOstofices, and
not by individual names.
In orgIerlng papers changed from one pOstofnce
20 another the names OF both pOstornceh
should be given.
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4 RARE CHANCE.

Intending purchasers of ready-made
clothing will find their interests well
served by visit to LOwenstein's mann
moth clothing store, 238 Main street,
where, for the next thirty days, they in
tend sacrificing their immense stock of
custom-made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices so low as to
appeal to the pockets of the most eco
nOmically inclined.
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REDUCED.

Iron Grenadines from 81 50 to IS cents
Our 81 % Iron Grenadines to 81! cents
Our 81 Iron Grenadines to so cents.
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II OTS-SItuatsd on Madison and Court streets
extended, in eighth ward, Preston $ SUD
sitItsion These grounds are shaded by forest
fTeeg, and are IN aneighborhood unexcepllon,
a5ly good. A rare opportunity Is here oneIed
Ia fa6ants or purchasers. PT1ce suited 10 the
ffr1es and terms 10 the convenience Of april
.-IlSs IRRELEVANT & CO,
..-Ss 10 Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-13
a Rare CHANCE.
REMEMBEI

she best goods at the loves. prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-13

200 pairs ladies' and misses congress
CATERS at 81 pair, worth IS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-13
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.

TEE OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
POI ETsin street.
is now offering Atwood cashmere pants
at So; all-woOl mems suits, at IS; all
wool boys' suits, at IS; Atwood chill
dreu's suits, at s. 50.