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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

CALVARY (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH.
This Church will be open for Divine services
to-day, morning and evening, the rector o1lci'
aung.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday-scho ol at 9 am. "What doth hinder
me 70 be usptized?' Rev. David Walk WI.
discuss this question this morning. No nlgnl
service.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. q,
4 Lotion pastor. Services at II am. and
pm. Baptism al night.
ST. LAZARUS (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH
Madison sfreet.-Services al II am. by Rev
Geo. White, d. ID.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.-Quar-
terly meeting. Services at 1880 am. and :
pm, by Rev. John Moss, p. +.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Union EtTeet-Seryices at II am,
and pm, by Rev. las. A. Heard.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Of Third and Poplar strestS.-ServiceS
al II am. and pm by Rev. Eugene Danle.'
pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-SecO75d
pm. Dr.. Landrum, pastor. Seats free. SAD
bath-sshoOl at 9 am.
FORT PICKERING NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Corner Sizth and JdcksoH StreetE-Wm. Shin
min, pastor. Preaching at pm. by Rev. +.
II. StTicElln.
ST. JOINS NJ. E. CHURCH.-Coraer
Of Vance and LGUderddls StTeets.-J. L. Chand-
Ter, pastor. Services at IL am. and pm.
Glass meets al 80 am. Sunday-schoOl at 8
pm.
GRACE CEPIsCoPAL) CHURCH-Rer-
ndTdO street-Sunday-school a. M; service ,S,i at
II an; service in Swedish at pm; Chill
dren's meeting at > pm. seats Tree.
GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services at 1879 am. by Rev. j. U. Tschudl,
pastor. Sunday-SchOOl at am.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL.-POpId 81.
Services at : and Il am; aud 30 and pm.
EMMANUEL CHURCH-BeaLe street.
Services by Rev. G, H. Jackson at $50 pm.
and al pm.
BETHEL SUNDAY-SCHoOL.-23 pm.
The exercises to-day will be very interesting.
All are invited.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. (. NJ. Richardson, pastor. Preaching at
II am. Seats free.
FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Court Street.-Services at IL am.
by the pastor, Rev. Dr.. Stainback.
SECOND CUM BERLAND PREsBYTE-
RIAE CHURCH Vance EtTeeL.-Services at IL
am. by Rev. a. {. CultOn. Sundsy-school
at am.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
(EPIsCoPAL).-Cor Fourth and HfH streets,
C7seLSed-Services to-day at II am, by Rev. T.
c. Upper, rector.
LUTHERAN CHURCH - Washington
at am; morning ser
vice az 10: 80.
UNION STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-NedF Orleans Street.-Divine ser
vice at II am. SRbbath-schoOl $50 am. Rev.
J. n. Wsddel, DID,, pastor.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Union Street.-Rev. W. B. Willard, pastor.
Services at IL am.
CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH.-Preach-
ing by Rev. S. h. Tigrett, pastor, at II am.
abbath.sc at 9 80 am.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Corner Fourth and LOOney streets,
ChelSed.-Service at IL am. Rev. l.. G. Taylor,
pastor.
ALABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN
street and Jones avenue
Rev. DIR. Steadman, pastor. Services at II am
school $3.50 am
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TIE GREAT REDUCTION SALE
OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
AT
b. LOW STEIN & BROS,
CONTINUES. THIS WEEK.
Go there and secure some of the great
est bargains ever offered in Memphis in
those lines.
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LIVINGSTON l. COMPANY,
BOZ EsTIC AND FOREIGN BAEEEES,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
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&c Legend" by G5envilIe Murray, and

ic Legend" by Granville Murray, and
many other attractive articles.
Yesterday morning the temperance
societies gave pleasant picnic at White
Haven, on the Mississippi and Tennes-
sca railroad, eight miles south Of this
city. The attendance was very large,
as several trains went out crowded with
visitors. i was one Of the largest, as
well ss The most Creditable and delight
ful entertainments ever given by any
organization q Memphis. During the
morning there was a procession Of the
different temperance lodges, the advance
being taken by the Templar Guards
down Main street to the depot.
List OF undeliveTed kilograms at the
Western Union telegraph Office, No. SO
Madiron sIeet: Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
LippmBn, 8; F. d. Bsrnum & Co, w.
Y. c. Humes, Mrs. X. +. Looney, Price,
Jones Il Co, steamer A. J. White, HOr-
ace + Garth, J. II. Black, .; L. Katz-
enberger q Sons, Hayden Bros, A. c.
Tread we'll & Bros, II. Thurman, Mil
burn, Walker d Co., Mrs. q. 7. Pease,
Mrs. Mollie Nelson, Brooks, Nicely q
Co., T. n. tombstone, Meyers 81 Sneed,
Mrs. T. T. Wright, w. J. Littlej0hn,
| Ely, Harvey & Richardson, > Louis
Hanauer, Mrs. n. Il. Shelton, b. Loew-
enstine & Bros, G. c. Ward q Bro, j.
S. Drake, Haines d Parton, A. NJ. Scar
brough & Co., D. c. M'Dougsl & Coe
Darlington Mason, +. /. Piummer, JO-
frankie, Cooper d Co, Superintendent
public schools, Helen Carroll, Ann
Shannon, Kate Emerson, George CAN'T,
Miss NJ. r. Titus, Michael Kealcher.
The following is the mortuary re-
port for the week ending yesterday az
ternoOn, six O'Clock:
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We present in another column the
splendid statement Of the Royal insur-
ance company Of Liverpool, England,
showing total assets to be over SjTteen
and q quarter million dollars. The juris-
diction Of Messrs. Barbee & CastIeman,
the managers at Louisville, Kentucky,
formerly confined to kentucky and
Tennessee, now includes nearly all the
southern States-conclusive evidence of
the estimation in which their labors are
appreciated at the home office OF the
company. Colonel II. It. TOmlinsOn,
No. II Madison street, is the Royals
agent for Memphis and vicinity. OF him
we need not speak. For twelve years
he has been with us, and Of US, and we
have so often paid tribute to his worth
and skill as an underwater and adjuster
that it is useless to repeat it.
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Improved FIy.TraFs, soc, for sale by
n HETTER 4, 90

Nine years. experience has demon
Htratsd the superiority OF the eeIebFa'
ted, first premium, patent seif.FeRi1iat
Ing American Refrigerator over all
others I'm the essentials OF simplicity,
efficiency, economy and durability, pre-
HeFviRR ALI kinds of peKtshabIe food
logger, with less ice. Ist-8ave from %
20 so per cent. lee. 2d-PrOduee dryer
and colder temperature, as there Is no
condemnation OF moisture within Ihe
prOViHIOn chamber. 8d-One article of
food Will not taste or smell OF another,
ANAL portions OF the Refrigerator
can be used advRntaEeOusly at the same
time, as the cold air is carried 10 every
part. Agents for Aemphis. IL. Hetter q
Co, stoves and unWaEe, II and 10 Mon
roe street, Aenpbls, Tennessee.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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Total for the week, q; whites Is,
blacks Il; males y, females Is; adults
Il, minors Is; under year Of age, II; I'M
der years Of age, IA; from the hospital, 3.
The mortality for the week was heavier
than any corresponding time for many
months. What sickness there is in the
city is largely among children, and
mothers cannot be too c reful in protect
ing their young from tn5 excessive heat
of the sun, and from tAe imprudent in
diligence of premature fruits.
RICHARD =. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board of Health.
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ADDITIONAL. RIVER REPORTS

CINCINNATI, June 19-Night.-RiveI
falling, with 10 feet inches water ia
Ethe channel. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: Arlington, Memphis. Depart
ed. Charles Morgan, New Orleans; Min
nicola, Memphis.
NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-WeatheT
clear and hot this morning, with light
rain this evening. No arrivals. De-
parted: Thompson Dean, Cincinnati;
Great Republic, st. Louis,
VICKsBURG, June 19-Weather warm
and cloudy. River stationary. Down
John F. Tolle. Up: Susie Silver.
PITTsBURe, June 19-Night-River
falling, with feet inch water in the
channel. Weather clear and pleasant.
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PUBLIC BENEFACTORS.

This community cannot fail to appre-
ciate the great benefit which has been
done and will continue to be given by
the great firm Of E. F. Risk & Co., No.
3O6 Main street, who, with commend
able energy and judicious determina-
tion, have burst up the cOal-oil ring and
now offer the very best character Of coal
oil at tWenty:tiUe cents a gallon. This is
good news t. the public, who can now
have good lights for very small price
by purchasing their coaI-oil from Z. +.
Risk & Co, who sell it fifteen cents
cheaper than any house in Memphis.
They offer special rates and extra in
ducements to retail merchants and oil
dealers generally. The intend keeping
the price of coal-Oil down to twenty-five
cents, and guarantee the very best quali-
ty Of the fluid at this price.
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HERzOG & BROS GREAT BARGAINS
- THIS WEEK!

Beautiful sash ribbons %, 80, IS and
40c.
Seal.brOwn sash ribbons just received.
Elegant embrOideries, half yard wide,
for skigts and dresses, at half price.
Beautiful white and striped hose, very
cheap.
Bargains in massalia nainsOOks, null,
tuckings, piqUes, lgces, etc.
5000 yards assorted dress goods at Toe
a yard.
New lawns and linen lawns.
Silk and wool iron grenadines, SOC.
New CslicOes opened
ParasOls and fans az cost.
New ties, handkerchief, etc.
All dress goods at cost.
Bargains in mosquito nets and bars.
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ONE DOLLAR FOR FHR APPEAL.

Persons LeaUine the cityfor the
country can hare the D8ILf
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOIntjHg-rOOn1-OT
for any time longer than that at
the same rates.
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L. NJ. DEAN & co,

The popular firm of L. NJ. Dean 6
Co., dealers in wallpaper, hOuSe-gOOds
window-shades and Ornamentals, con
tinues receiving new goods to the al
ready large stock now on hand. II
point of novelty, beauty and elegance
their goods stand unrivalled. They Offel
great inducements by the low prices
asked for goods of the most excellent
quality. AL who wish anything in this
line should call at l.. M. Dean d Co. s.
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LEGAL LAW FIRM.

Messrs. John D. Robinson and Bayliss
Rose have formed a copartnership fol
the practice of law. Their office is in
the Planters insurance building, where
they can be found during the day. Ws
commend both OF these young gentle.
men to the public as reliable and faith.
full in every respect.
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NJ. L. MEACHAM A co.
Wholesale GFOe5rs and Cotton Factors
Large StOck of Eies, Efc.-Rare
Inducements 10 Custom Fs.

Attention is called to the card of the
weIl-kuown house of NJ. L. Meacham u
Co, wholesale grocers and cotton factors,
at No. 8 Union street. This house is
one of the largest in the southwest, is
composed of reliable and experinced
business men, who deal largely with all
the country tributary to Memphis.
Among their stock OF goods now on
hand, we would mention fifteen thou
sand bundles Of cotton ties, purchased
before the recent rise, three thousand
rolls of bagging and ten thousand bar
rels Of salt on the levee, which are
offered very cheap in order to save
storage and other expenses incurred by
removing and handling the same. They
are prepared to handle wheat on COM
mission, and furnish all necessary sacks.
They offer planters especial induce
ments in the price of cottOn-ties, which
having, as above stated, been purchased
before therecent rise in the price Of the
same, they will continue to sell at the
low figures asked heretofore. Their grO-
ceries embrace the best brands known to
the market, for NJ. L. Meacham d Co.
always deal in reliable goods, and
guarantee to satisfy any customer.
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SHOES! SHOESM SHOES!M
Cheapest in the City.
Our use kid slippers are worth 81 so.
To clOse-balance of children's suits al
Soc each.
WIN. FRANK & CO.. 249 MAIN ST.
N. B.-POlice aud Fire Scrip Taken
AT PAR
Foo IEs Cnsape4t Dry Goods In il.e city.
w. +. & CO., 249 Main st.
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Elsewhere appears q card Of the Unior
iron works of Cubbins & Gum, at Nos
100 and Ia Adams street. This institu
ton manufactures all manner of steam
engines and mills, agricultural nipple.
ments, house and jail works, promptly
executes all steamboat work, and fills
satisfactorily all orders for brass and iron
castings. Mr.. Cubbins has withdrawn
from the planning mill of Cubbins, Gum
& COover, and is devoting mis- entire
time TO the I'm ion iron works.
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As an elegant gentleman was passing
up Main street yesterday afternoon, he
dropped his pocket-book containing two
hundred dollars. A little bOot-black
picked the pocket-book up and returned
It to the owner, who showed his appre-
citation Of the boys honesty by stepping
into Sol CoIeman's cigar and tobacco
store, No. 200 Main street, and buying
three boxes of Rosa COncha cigars for
the chap. Good enough!
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Improved FIy.Traps. soc. for sale by
HI. WETTBR q CO.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
DRE.S GOODS, ETC,
AT EKREE BROTHERS

Large lines grenadines, japanese per-
Gales, etc, on our center tables, at Zoe.
Choice new linen lawns at zoe.
Our lace striped ecru at 205.
Figured French pique, choice goods,
Csc.
Fine cambria muslin, 134c.
Ladies' linen suits, S. so.
Chiidren's suits, S73c, 81 Is, 81 so, all
at cost.
Hemp carpet, 20e and SOC.
Ingram carpet, SOC, 65c and 75o.
500 parasols, to close out cheap.
5000 ladies' silk ties, very cheap.
Mosquito MEETINGS.
Bathing towels, etc.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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FASHION.

Hoopskirts made to order in the latest
styles. The latest long skirt supporting
tournures are now ready, and cannot faiI
to become as popular here as they are
north. l am finishing the reliable fold.
ing bustles must stronger, and ladies
who wore them know l do not eXagger.
ate. Several new shapes in corsets, both
white and light drab.
LOUIS LANCE, Mandatory 3S3 Main st.
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THE ROYAL.

+. a. EARDY'S, 247 Main Street.
Call early and secure bargains.
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A GREAT BARGAIN !

To close out stock, gents white shirts,
best quality, 81, 81 As, 81 50 AID 81 IS.
Gents underclOthiDg, gaUze, MAIN
sock, etc, 49,, so and 60c apiece; best
quality.
Best British hali-hOse, 33lc q pair.
Fifty pieces all-wOol cashmere, SOC q
yard.
Remnant sale begins tomorrow.
To close the summer stock, eXtraOrdi-
nary good bargains can be had this week.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.

DR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes sPeci-
IL atty OF treating Eye and Ear Diseases,
or ce, &l3 Poplar street. myZs
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THE GREAT RED STORE


ooo,,. ru,s wepu
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Conservatively organized for doing
Lne business OF out-oi-toWn DSnKs, pankeTs,
corporations, merchants and individuals,
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED,
Correspondence solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN q CO.,
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FRANCISCO & WIGGIN-STRAW
GOODS.

Francisco & Wiggin, the great hat
dealers at No. 3lS Main street, have re-
ceived another very large stock Of fash
ionable straw goods for summer, en-
bracing the latest and prettiest styles
for men, boys and children. They offer
their entire stock ST straw goods at very
low prices. Give them a call, whether
you wish to purchase silk, a straw or
a felt hat,
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STATIONERY OF THE FINEST
QUALITY.

During the present stringency in the
money market stationery, plain, fancy
and fashionable, has fuctuated greatly
in price, and a great many dealers have
| been enabled to take full advantage OF
| the market to the great benefit OF their
numerous customers. Among this class
ranks e. L. Cleaves, the popular sta
toner and bookseller, No. 2Sl Main
street, who has just received one Of the
| finest stocks of stationery ever brought
| to Memphis. The stock embraces every
thing that is new, novel and fashiOna-
BILE, conspicuous among which may be
mentioned Pivie's exquisite envelopes
in every style, shape, color and shade,
and such as is used exclusively by the
creme do IL creme of society. These en-
velOpes are perfectly unique, with varied
cOlOred flaps and gilt borders, with
cream WoVe and rice note paper to match.
The 6ijOU envelopes and petite nOtepaper
and pretty D0peterjes are beautiful and
most suitable for fashionable young
misses, who wish to indite loving mis-
sives to their friends and fellOw-students.
The supply of mourning envelopes have
every degree of black border, indicating
slight bereavement or one OF RgOnizing
woe. To match all these Mr.. CleRves
has a superb selection OF gold pens with
every imaginable kind of holder, with
gold pencil cases, tasteful ink-glasses and
stands in endless variety, paper-weights
of all kinds, and visiting cards, ivory
reps, enamel Gard bristol, with a large
aud admirably selected stock Of every
article pertaining to the stationery bust
ness. A very large stock Of business en-
veIopes has Just come to hand, which
will be sold at prices to suit the times
The stock of books on counter and
shelves will be found to be rich, rare and
varied, and includes all the latest novels
and miscellaneous works. Orders for all
kinds of printing and boOk-biDding re-
ceived and executed with care, taste and
dispatch. E. L. CLEAvEs,
Isl > ain street.
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PARTIES wishing to join the California
excursion on the tenth of July will
please give their names in at 2Sl Main
street during the coming week, and
Oblige VII. TOLER.
June 10, 1877,
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GRUBBS & STIN,
332 Kain Street,

Continue their clOsing-out sale Of clo-
thing, and, to aid the wOrking-people,
will take the new issue Of city warrants
at par for all goods in their line.
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Fine SeWeIry, Watches, Clocks, Canes
spectaeIes, Etc.

Solid Gold Watches from $40 to 800. Solid
Gold Chains from Sl5 to $50. The celebrated
Elgln Watch silver, so to SO. Silver I'm
ported Watches, So to $40. Solid Gold IL carat
Rings, warranted perfect, 81 80 per penny
weight; and other things in proportion.
Repairing in all its branches, and setting OF
precious stones, and matching odd jewelry
and hair chain and pipe mOuntings special
". School Medals, Jewels, Stencils seals,
etc. Old gold and silver wanted.
8OS Second stFees Memphis, Tenn
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LECTURE.
s.hPURGEON AND HIS WORK.


eta reguTar meeting OF the Pastors Asso
CistIon. fs7d I'M Tie study Of the Pastor OF ih'
r.. IT ,'urnbgrIaud Presbyterian Church, on
~ ndav Nav II fs-I. the following resolution
81 rel Nv T,.-. !. b. SurTart, was unanimous
- adopted. ,.-.-, d. ,-.--
l1ssoisSd That Rev. David Walk Is nereol
re 1ested 90 deliver before tLe iLol-C A. -
lei lure on uspurgeon and his Work
+. LANDRUM, President
dIcIal: q. 7. STAIEHAsEr secretary.
d pursuance OF the above request, the Lee
~ . win be delivered IN the LlNDEh
81 REE-T CHRISTlAN CHI hLh,
Monday Night, SuHe N. 1873,
A.----r--,- sFv,Fcefou 81 canfE ful5
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sPROULE d M,COWN

LADIES, misses and children's para
s1ls reduced; ladies' belts reduced, fans
reduced, ribbons reduced sashes re-
duced, hat scarfs greatly reduced, at
B. LOwENSTEIN & BROS.
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FOSTERS TEXAS DRAWING.

Endorsed by the city council. Last
chance, June Both, 5000, 900 In gold coin,
houses and lands. Tickets 81 each, or II
for SO. J. E. Foster, manager, Houston,
Texas. @. n. Samuels furnishes infor.
nation,
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GENTS, call and see the "Memphis
tiesu at COfeV's.
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SELL YOUR FRUIT.

We are selling our own make of every
kind of fruit, vegetable and packing
boxes at less than northern prices.
MEAPHIS WOOD WORKS,
$751; 556, Sol and 1853 Second street.
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10 EXCHANGE.

s-LENTAIIOS -REsIDENCE-I VIII eI-
II change a plantation price ten thousand
de Iarrl which rents for two thousand dollars
lie annurn- and 3 Grs,-Class suburban resi-
0eace fprtcs forty-nvs hundred dollRrsl, Tor
iua proved city property; or Will exchange
the residence and a small plantation lpTlce
EI thousand dollars, rents Tor rye hundred
GO. an per Rnnunn, for improved city proper
~. Title TO above property perfect and nee
1Ip ia all lncumbrauce Whatever. Address,
de cribing properly, and state lowest cash
d. Is OF trade, /. j. hnAFHkE1s
49, Madison ST., Kit Williams BLOCK.
n ROPERTY- valuable property known
a. the Douoho place, for Mississippi riv-
rFv98 VIM. NJ. SLEDGE, JR.
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HERROG 4 BRO'S.
CALIFORNIA WINES.

Duffy q Carey, wholesale and retail
grOcers, No. 2O9 Main street, between
Adams and Washington streets, have
just received very superior consign-
ment Of port and sherry wines, manu-
featured By the finest grape-growers of
California. These wines are Of superb
quality, and especially adapted for fami-
ly use, and will be sold by the bottle or
gallon at unprecedented low prices. A
single trial is only necessary to make the
above wines general favOrites for the
table by all lovers OF the juice Of the
grape. A finely assorted stock Of gro
ceries Of all kinds always on hand.
GENTS, call and see the "Memphis
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ESIDEECE-My late residence on Jesss-
main street, third door east OF Lauder.
e street House and grounds in perfect
- John OUFPTyDN IR
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Go TO Leddin's Business College,

A full line of the latest styles sold at
popular prices, at A. F. DOD & co.'s,
81 Main Street,
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
OFFERED IN MEMPHIS!

A large line of children's dresses at
cost. Also, complete line of ladies'
linen busters, polanaises, Overskirts
and jackets tvery low prices.
Ladies underwear at a great sacrifice.
Parties wanting good linen suit can
procure the same at
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NOVELTIES in plaid grenadines just
received at B. LOwENsTEIN d BROS.
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AN OPPORTUNE CHANCE.

Visitors to the springs or seaside can
now procure a complete outfit at prices
less than the cost Of materials to make
them up.
Ladies', misses and children's under
garments.at unprecedentedly low prices
Ladies' linen suits,
Ladies' lawn suits,
Ladies' Organdie suits,
Greatly reduced
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SEE advertisement OF the Kentucky
military institute. Call on MSjor r. H
Wildberger, 26S Front street.
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PERSONAL

A., \ REMEDY Is a sure cure for murrain in
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