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CiRECTcRY FoR ADVERTISERS.

AwusEMENTs-sEcoSD PAGI-Finh ana sixth col
fiLiIARps-src P1qf-Tifh column
H02RB Az I9DdISG WANTEDHEiITyGsNTnn eT!11pn THep
Bao6KIYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-siccSD
sTsIINEss PAGE %; oo,n
ciTY REAL EsTAIE FOR s&LE- FAGE"First
cLEREs EEi@" AND sALEsMES-rwrLrru rAor-rlira
coAcH&GN ANg GARDENERS -TwnLrTn PAcE-Third
coAsIwIsE ,sTEANsnIPs-TwELrrH PAeE-Finh and
couNiRS 80 oGHRD-rrryryTH PAGr-Finh column.
DhKTlSTkY-TwEfFTH PAGE-tourth column.
B%siLTNG noUsfs 10 IEr' 'Oi'is OFi'uRisNIsHED AND
uNfURSIsHED-sEcoSD PAcE-second and third
EUEoPrAN STsANsHIPs-TwELFru PAGE-Fifth col.
EXcTGsioNs--rwrIgrH PAor-sixth column.
fiiNNah Gtfs-sEcoSp s,,s P1en-Fiah ,s.ri column
SoRSsn& IN EooMs ASD hFFlXssTmESTs TO LET
sEcoSp PAGr-1hird column
DLLP ,wASTLD- D-TEMALEs-rwELrrn PAcE-second
HELP WANTED ED-MALEs-TwELrH PAer-Third and
HORSES, rARRiaGEs. &o.-Frnsr PAcr-Fourth nth
noTEIs-EirTEyTn Picr-Finh column
HOUSES, ROOMS, 40, wANTED-ELrvrSrn fAcr-a
,,yerpsiS,thr six "a Go coIumn. 49, e,-,,. .e,
jsRsEY 6ITf u9soEh% nGbs6% SS'"GPY "UGIPY AND BER
GIN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAcE-
EEEccTfRs SE4$oN rAe5.gIftn column
LOST AND FoUSD-fiRsT PAGE-second and third
columns.
MACHiNERY-EInsr PAGr-Sixth column.
MARBLE .MANTELS-fwRLFTu PAGE-Fourth column.
@ iS PAGE
Sixth column.
MUSICAL-ELEvrsTn PAGE-sixth column.
NEW PU PUBLICATIONS-SEvENTH PAGE-flfth and sixth
columns.
PERsoXAL-F1ssr PAGE-First and scconl columns.
PIANOFORIES, ORGANS, &C.-ELEyENTH PAGE-sixth
posr' 'cFii oFFice NorIGE-Frasr PAcr-six,h column.
Proposal !S-rwELtTH PAcE-f0urth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOX SALE OR TO
RtNT--SEC0Np PAGF-First and 80 cond columns.
REAL ESTATE TO E&1 1HAAGE-SEcoED PAGE-Second
REAL ESTXrg wANTED-srcoSD PAcE-second col
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-FIRsr PAcF-second column.
kEWARDS-FiRsT PAGE--Ihiri column.
RALtS AT AUCTlON-sEcoED PAGE-Third and fourth
sITUAIi0Ns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First and second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALt S-TwELFTH PAGE-Sec-
ond and third columns.
SPECIAL HOrlCES-FfRsr PAcE-rhird and Fourth
STORAGE-F1Rsr PAGE-sixth column.
SUMNER REsoRTS-ELFyESTH pAcE-Sixth column.
TIE TPADEs-TwRLFrH PAGE-Fourth column.
THE rURF-FWsT pAGE-Fo.rth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS fURPOsbs-sEcoND PAGE
TRAvlLLEFs CuiDE-TwFLrIH PAer-sixin column
UHFURhISHED ROOMS And APARTMENlS TO
LET-stcoND PAGE-Ihird column.
WANTED TO RCHASE-ELEyENrH PAGE-Sixth col
WATCHES, JEwELRY &c-srcoyD PAcE-Fi:th
wEsTGhRsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
10 LEI-SEcoSD PAGE-Flrst column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth col
umn.
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BENNETT BUILDING.

ID
=" Ao"h olriols - LEE
DIRECTORY.
i~Iawrence %, Bankers
~ sayrc, GsntlsMsa,s Furnishing.
a. ". smith. Law Books
iG%la GysiSi l. II IRON iS 10 Cigars. "s'N
S-hh s.,, 3, payenpfort f, haner. fn,
o-baum frleuihaii' ~ naiiory; olrys;opv
inlet Very eligible or Banking ana III. ufance
,s.v,..u !, .sle sEc2ND STORY
Nv. Il. SD@ysr. lawyer.
4. Puekinsham, LawySr
81 Eerrirk iieury, Lawyer.
SIZE. lueden LAWYER
6--Northwestern Life Insurance Company.
7-iiome%r r. K. Neison' lawyer
Erastus Cooae LAWYER.
UsTt % ictj
9lShan,,o- ~ "a rrsurance
~ voGs4ny c1arl'1" chs,msr. hsm, 'T,r f"wrer,
i5-Ccoe 4 Nassau. lawyers
4. - ,trssn,,,., rersns9ni i'q~ySr, is,,ler
=. q IL wsia ',a,a iau,,er ~ 80
internstionai ce ieetion Association
I,Judgc sutherland.
s-Fetuitch Cardwell. LAWYERS.
IL IL Ii'. Eem LAWYER
R0q'y /. !. }am,s i se'ps,, is15er lSHs =
Taphprs.
c-fIsha BlOomcr Real Estate.
q. y. Cook. Real Estate.
7-Briggs q Ecllows Lawyers
j. u Aitkpn. LAWYER.
E-M. Il Iraph lgen. LAWYER.
q NGtthcw.. LAWYER
w ~.
j. n Gardner, Lawyer
4 4 2; @ Wilson aawSsr.
~ b McFaddcn
lO-wilknson a Peters, rrus'cas II Estate OF White
" lu,.rt.cn 4 S.r.n~ Iawyers
~, III 'xi WaSr,,,r ,.I'a.. ,,.-as ~ seiS
l31 " - "'''Hu"i ''s'
H-W. n herghoz, ttvN Engineer
Pelham and forche>cr Railroad Company.
FOURTH STORY.
l-Ihornton Earle, LAWYER.
q Edgar kctchufn. Eesistef ~ BANKRUPTCY.
~ edgar ketehuIn dr Lawyer
~ Henry Nehle, Lawyer
b'S sultan. LAWYER
. = 1eidAeI lawyer
W, fuehreh Lawyer
6-lo iet
f-iasfm. a. to0e' LAWYERS
Iurtot y hutltl, LAWYERS
81 - ~ gu lawyer,
-Ifary. NNisr schehcN' Lawyers
= !, bn.tn,, ni,, @ @iiN4sE -
.a,.-l.t -. y w ~. ~, ~ - i. aa..o~
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REWARDS.

d. REWARD WILL BIZ PAID TOR THE RETURN
NptJ of q PockctbOok supposed to have been lett IN
IIth avenue stage Please return 20 owner whose ad
dress Is on cards 80 Wes. Fftyd street
N.I "A REWARD.-LOST, IN THE VICINITY or
GLO Eighth avenue ana Fy FIRST street old fash.
toned Ring very darS topaz with diamond III centre 81
The stone the ring Is valued aitt 8nI the above
reward viii be paid for its return 70 &. H. ROOT, No
Az West lifty-B Brst street
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PERsoNAL.

PEfkNONAls.
(rosNEK FIFrY.sECOND STREET AND fIFfu
- sNesue Wtdues lay afternoon. at ochck.-Will
the two ladies with green veils who bowed 70 gentle
from carriage. communicate TO "A. hObl NsON.
Herald Uptown 81 auch office
(yANAut DREssMkKER, FoRMERLY ~ FolR.
- trcnth sreet-send address 70 Miss JULIA ~ kN-
HAN - West For ietn street
"DRY GOoDs.n-TFN PEg CENT Or MORE
~ Brng them 70 office. No questions asked
ERIDAY MORNfSG-FOrRTFENTH STREET 10
Fulton tfrrYt thank sou at icrrv; met ater~ ards ~
ear. brorFYh; lhe gentleman very Gc~ruu~ ~ uake
Sou thnuce ~ hstuli al sdy. Please addrtss J. NJ h,
rrind lpIown Branch Office
III iRRi R-MEEr NJ 70 NIGHT Ar "DOt" CAS-
i non counge, ~ O'Clock PROFESSOR
ITEN NtY-COMMrNtcAIE WIN Me Ar ONCEi ALL
IL can ~ arranged; !our services are needed.
CHARLIE.
Il ATIE NATHFEs-YoCR MOTHER Irrs rVSENSI
n bic. " you wish 10 hcr iviuu
dattN. haNc ~ ifar Your brotner' JDE.
UKE-1 AN ANXIOUS 10 HrAR FROM Y0U.
- Wnr UNCLE SAM.
AIS LIZ HARBGS-CALL AGAIN. ill., WISH 10
LIZZIE IcFEKMAE
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i - CARRIkGEs RECEIVED on STORAGE on SALE.
7 TERMS LIBERAL Rooms LiGHT CLLAN AND bay.
"A, :. pr.oo !. 81, .,ond 4, y s alss FLAsDsi
SEcoSD HAND cAdGRT4iGES das iedn
c,.9re saei ~ eia5snee, rs3
Demi Landau, top .Haggies ciiv lmase.
(oid house of Brewster 81 -5a. rect
r,rARrr ~ pARr ~ sTARTE To LET-,z wp n
> Porty iol,tb Street Pair OF Splendid yesa, Horses
rRaefon ana iight Wapon for sale
chance i i MN n. part iirss nny al eo4i strd 81.
Mn \ s,rsef ~ M i n eie,b vcnpnpp9 pp9 :" 80
yV4yrED-A roXY RIG: PoSY MUST BE WAY
MAesm M arc @l Rgs res eyer near - aee s Aaas'
% e 49, :, 80 - --
ytvANrEn-A SECOND HAND. SINGLE. -FOUR.
~ once SaS1 lIg - YIN q without Harness Address
6I3- oyry ron ! cry M1nT -T7 sr1r
SII3 BBSSsasy. TH Sole and shafs ,Arss .pTlass
gF sg Gn nrst ra'7 Order ~ - run street, - car
a s s ia Nm rs @ ,pg s1i9i a. 80 az
low rent terms % suit Inquire at Metropoasan Bakery
=. y y ~ ,sssS., u"1'le ssine l.ig.
SODA AND MINERAL WATER BUSINESS FOR
Rooms Conee ana GakS Saoons, Restaurants, Bskeres.
street "iiohllha store Aseaoy'' Oedar
or GdGAG l sroRE ~ FOB 3. SALE ALE ouEAP-ALso STA
yni me cSrneT Grocery storc downtowp csttng Busi-
Ir.a5 oa.aaz7oS,a3 -, 80 80 80
* saiaon or IL IN one ~ ma
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 80 S ot
1,vgnv - Nopr1 oVvryr15 sr,ppr aroor-
saw, yn nd + ~ WIN % ovens &i ~ gg21 sS via, w2rs & order
North Seventh street BROOKLYN Z. D.
EoR CHEAP PRINTING CALL oS THs METRO.
RMro,fP l. PoLIrAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 70. ~
,,on s,Ip
EoH snLS'- Ioroo coo1 go,
~. nne ma mahGgaSGy once Mailing
large sSn onrng anq snd sIS sanP.e shSl l8enl lfHHS
90 Reade street. up stairs.
FoRG. s4LEmA A. .oo9 69owNrowS TRgcEINs BgsI
valuation o. stock Apply at l29 Malen lane.
L,oR sALF-CnRNxR GROCERY oN TuiRD AvK.
as rent SO month worth s ha1 cash or
- -. - .1- ...1s a5s@aS; s.as,z-- -
and Fxures sn Smith sreet g5o Esaslns Sor
selling; viii be sold cheap Inquire as above.
EoR sALE-coRNER LIQUOR STORE; TaR OLD.
est on the rare chance. Apply 4sj Eighth
11e11S eo.1e- ~ = -. ss1sss
and Aanuacory in Gieyesnd o6io afEe business.
low rent and long lease 70 be sold or the value OF goods
-, -. .-.----- - - -
one SUMNER and is IN goon oTier a5 r ussG oS@
,aGndry 1n or MOTEL Address q DEAARhsr lenAhy.
- ------
EOr. saLt, y In5i.Ap ELt y -" ~ u Ill M
aiming r 81 LuSfL YIN aa 49, m iatse
nishedi gooi location ana doing nice 0lsaess Tor
Mid atp u ny Auuess lc1'Sr - y Ios oih'e'
alIualotonn, 80
T,uoTocp puIc ouTrrT rop s,rr ~ ~ gtE.p
I'm =. ~ - @ ~ = ( ~ % - - - ! =
Spruce street one stairs up
= p.r, "a - -, r,,,,,, ,-,.,-,-,, -, -- -
X u.l ~ = II r. ,V' sALh-iN
- complete running ordcri VIII bs at3 chsapi icnL
3e-..-s-
- WINS Wildrr,. yaient;ne BnIar., af 'I... Icnef
ers silk ana House safes Lilies lrprsvrl saics at
reduced prices LiLLIE's sAFE COMPANY =
5 Naiten lane
a., asornen u All styes an, sh, II M e5ya,
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LOST AND FOUND.

GT0LEE-FROH TIE BATTERY on THE nth. a
- fifteen foot RORt painted white, with red streak
& stsSraincd; branded NJ, Qngley; ncral reward io
tic return oi the boat VI. QildLEN ~ Whitehails g.
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PER RsONAL.

CPRTNG AND SUMMER.-CALL At HERALD Up.
> town Branch ONCE for letter addressed Emma s
1ompkins
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hrfr0X mauCp Prizes
4af an GpDroNimating o. S9ull ~ w
of ib2i arprDX Xunatinp ~ 4tNla .......tst u1o
a. i0.UHpTroNimatns ~ lVt9l afe......'.... s"V
1920 rrizes amounting tO S800pl
whcle nckcts sI0; Halves s5 Quarters q 20
Remember mat every Prtxe j. drawn and PAYABLE in
! without deduction Thee drawings are never post.
poncd bni THE place regularly The la samf3't "fFeh
mcuth. send for circular
Address al orders 10
SIMMONS. DICKINSON 60 eet,Hglon W
IrFNrtcEY STATE LOTTERY. HhNANA FLAN,
n Siuuous, Dickinson 81 ManaRef-.-NtNl Law lev.
ut Wa. ~ F0r ciTCul4r~ AMI lni0f NNAoh huultS
t"fppstt U RODTH Managers Agcnt u Nassau
street. Posi- office box 3031 New 1ork
L. -ssNHu CASH GIFTS r,.,,
Fenncky state single Nu'nhcr Lottery, on Havana
pisu dra wr Way ~ tsfh. circulars sent rers
i INEk.. EMEkSUN q 60. hvenfs
F-oadway room POS, onlce box IT,
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" v y-rLEAsE WRITE 70 ROCHESTER,. \. \.
". W. w. w.
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DOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED CTGAR STORE
and Manufactory in Cleveland. Ohio; large business,
low rent and long lease 10 be sold the value
on hand. Address r. YEREA, s. Wall street New York
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HoR sEs, CARRIAGES, -. .

- CARRItGEs RECEIVED on STORAGE on s4Lr.
TERMS LIBERAL Rooms LIGHT, CLLAN AND DRY.
a. s. FLANDRtE.
S72 aud 374 Broome H. Cold stand OF Brewstsr co.L
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EoR sALE-CoRNER LIQUOR STORE TaR DID,
est the avenue rare chance. Apply IL 49j Eighth
avenue, corner Thirty fifth street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ALL SAINTS, PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHUaCH,
"A Rev. william y. Dnnnell rector, Henry street. cor
ner OF Scanned, New York-Scrvices every sunday
morning at l01 aud every sunday evening ats The
rector VIII preach.
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WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO POINTED OUT a
w pickpo ket on Sixth avenue car Wednesday
ing. twenty street, please send address
box S8 Post offeef
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prl1es csshed. panish Bank Notes, Doubloons aud
governments purchased.
TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers. u Wall street New York.
TTAyANA IoTrERY-s4sluOO rs PRIZES EVERY
III fifteen days
one prize of Sn0fl one prize fb Leo0
One priz. of...... 5000 Two, $1,000 each. Yuul
pne nr flc Ct . 50n1 Ten Sl,iuH each h...... lptN0
iii prizes Sinjcach 50 500 10 % cach.....2 800
Prizes cashcd Circulars Of Information tree. highest
price mid tor spanish gold ant Governments
r. B MARII&EZ CO. Bankers
oval 81 rcar basement \. " Post office box SOS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-29
PERSONAL.

MAJOR II. II. CHALMERS, Of Herman
do, was in the city yesterday.
GENERAL DOCKERY, Of Arkansas, is
in town on business connected with the
Southern Pacific railroad.
The Little Rock Gazette of Tuesday
says that Colonel Sam Tate was in that city
the day before, purchasing land.
COLONEL CLIFTON DANCY, of the
well-known tobacco firm of TOrian Dancyr
New Orleans, is in the city and leaves to-day
for Jackson, Tennessee.
Mr.. FRAZIER Hoist and bride, nee
Miss Bruce, have returned from their bridal
tour and are still receiving conSratula-
tons from their numerous friends.
The indianapolis People: DIR. Re- gers,
late Of the Central Catholic, has caused 10 be
issued in circular form the correspondence
that passed between that gentleman and
Father Fitzpatrick, in relation to the cause Of
the formers dismissal from the editorial tri-
pod of the Catholic and we must say that for
the unregeneTate II makes a bT0adside Of
mighty interesting reading We are in
clined 10 think the doctor has got the Rev.
Father by the heels, so to speak. and the SYM
pathy of the general public is with the doctor,
as we are assured is the majority of our RO-
man Catholic fellOw-c, tiZenS. 1t is very evil
dent to our mind that there was an under
handed atteJs pit msde 20 upplant the doctor
in the conduct of the Catholic, and this was IN
indecent haste and ont of order. The charges
aga'nst the doctor could not be sustained, al
though coming from a Catholic prelate. The
quarrel is an unfortunate one for all con-
cerned--for il has cast Odium upon the grand
old church, and left DR.. Rogers without sit
uatiOn- poor man IN a strange land. We
are pleased to learn, however, that he is not
without friends TO cheer him in his trouble
and sustain his faith in humanity by the prof
fer of substantial assistance. 1t Is not a very
pretty picture TO see Catholic priest and two
or three OF his influential friends endeavoIing
to crush a stranger in their midst"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-29
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Reception of the EN-PresidCDt by the
Vicksbarg SOutbTOns.'

The Vicksburg Herald of Wednesday
reports the parade Of the SOuthIons at some
Length, aud says: The members turned out IN
large numbers, and received hon. JcueI son
DAVIS at the corner Of Washington and Gay
streets. He was accompanied by Colonel
M'Cardlc and others, and prccedc the line OF
march along Washington street 10 the wash
ingtOn hotel, which he entered while the COM
pauy formed in front along the street Mr.. la
Wis and others soon appeared on the DalcCnyt
and was introduced by
the history Of the Fouthrons, their action in
two wars, and their course . or what Is .eit OF
them-in peace. Colonel M'Cardle closed with
2 very happy 8llusiOn TO the eX-PreStdent OF
the Southern ConfedeTacy, who commanded
the First n issSSIppi regiment, OF which the
SouLhrons and Volunteers, from this city,
formed a very conspicuous part.
Mr.. Davis was much moved by recalling
these early days when he commanded the
MisSissi ppisns at Buena Vista and elsewhere
during the Mexican war. They made record
then that will not be forgotten while memory
holds her throne, or the records OF history re-
main in existence. In Mexico even the ma
tive orange women sought the MisSissippians
for protection; they felt safe in their hands,
and certainly the MisSiSSippians never went
as plundereTS. On one occasion lhcy occupied
a Catholic church ornamented very highly
with silverware. one OF the plates fell from
the wall, and the men, instead OF stealing II,
sent word TO the priest TO come and replace
the plate or take care of it. In another Held
they were equally chivalrOus, and made
name tor Mississippi that Will not grow aim
while history exists or the memory OF man
Iuuneth. The SouthrOns had ever been clIl-
Zens in time OF peace and soldiers IN time OF
war, and he felt confident the new oTganlz3-
ton formed, through the remnant of the Old,
would be as faithful to duty honor and coun-
try rs ever.
subsequently, at the aTmory OF the south
rons, Mr. Davis was called upon; ne spoA.Gi a, a.
length, and reminded the audience that
younger and stronger arms are coming IN 10
take the place of the gray-heads; you nave
made a record in war and in peace such as no
son or daughter of Mississippi may ever feel
ashamed of; may your future proves, mag
nanimity and manhood be what II was III me
past.
Colonel M'Cardle, Captain SPt ars and Cap
tain Butts also spoke, after which the party
BROKE Mr.. Davis saying the MiSsissipplans
were the wonder of the outside world in wal
aud the country's admiration in peace.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-29
Bluff City Building and Loan
Association.

Parties desiring to join tirst-class
association can do so at present by enrolling
their names with the chartered members OF
the above association, and applying either at
the Manhattan bank-L. Il r. Lehman, attoT-
neys-or at No. Il Madison street tOasement),
Memphis, Tenn. Congregations. Lodges and
Societies, or guardians for children will do
well by giving this their early consideration
and subscribing shares for The purpose OF erect
ing buildings or accommodating handsome
some of money IN monthly instruments.
). STURM, Secretary, pro tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-29
The Texas Excursion.

Mr.. Collins has already perfected ar
rangements with Captain Ad Storm, OF the
Anchor Line 10 carry eXcursionists from
Memphis and intermediate points to Cairo
and Columbus to connect with the excursion
trains, which leave these two places for Dallas,
Texas TburSday November attn. The fare on
the Anchor Line boats from this city will be
only two dollars and siXty-five cents. Con-
corning this grand excursion, see advertise
men IN another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-29

ANOTHER lecture will be delivered by
Rev, DIR. Ross tonight at half-past seven
O'Clock at the First Presbyterian church, cor
ner Poplar and Third streets, for the same OBJ
ject as the one delivered last night. Inc sun
iect 10 night viii be Contradictions Among
Men OF Science Themselves and Between In
terpreters of the Bible; Yet Nature and Scrip
tuTe are Alike True, and From God inns Is
one of the great questions OF our Gay, and is
engaging the attention Of the ablest minds In
Europe and America. A mastery treatment
OF the subject may be expected in the lecture
tonight. Free admission TO ministers and
hal a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-29
To the Lovers of Chewing-Gum

Ask for Valentino & Co. 3 Japanese
balsam. II is delicious, far surpasses Tolu gum,
and is the finest gum manufactured. Manu-
factured only by Valentino n Co., Nashville
Tennessee. For sale by Specht q Walter, Po-
desta, Malatesta * co, L. Rocco Il. k. StoTZ &
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The TheatcT.

The Gheatcr.
List night Mr.. Mobiles and the
ROgers's Dramatic comTany again presented
Jim .BludSOe. The play itself possesses much
interest, and with hT. Mobiles in the title role,
II is very Interesting. He delineates the char
acter of "CarrOll Graves, y New York Bone
milan, in admirable STYLE but is most natural
and impressive as ''Jim BludSoe " 1t is play
that should be seen, for II viii Interest both
the old and the young. The piece, consider.
ing everything is well mounted, but might be
more Ineligible in the more pathetic scenes,
if the words OF the actors were not sInothered
by stout strains OF music, which are doubtless
due to the programme. Tonight Jim Btttds0e
will be repeated. There will be a matinee at
two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, and satur-
day night the farewell performance will be
given. The price of admission for Saturday
night will be fifty cents to the dress-c1rcle and
parquette, and twenty-five and fifteen cents
10 the galleries.
HaVerIey's MinstreIs.
Next Monday night Hsverly's min
strels commence week S engagement at the
Memphis Thester. This minstrel troupe is
one Of the best and most interesting that ever
visited our city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-29
Dur SDeciaIiies.

ALL-wooL, boys cashmere suits at s.,
worth s. 90. They are great bargains. NJ. X.
ChapSky d Bro, n Main street.
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SUITINGS, ETC, ETC,
Are open this morning and we invite the
ladies 10 call and look al hem.
HERzOG d BRO, 2oe Main Street.
Picturesque Europe Especial Notice.

Picturesque Europe Especial Notice.
The undersigned are informed that
the csnvassers Of serial publication consist
ing of old engraviDgs of European places, are
representing that the publication Of Pictltr-
eSgJIe Europe, announced by us year or more
ago has been abandoned, and that the work
offered by them is substituted therefor. This,
therefore, is to inform the public that PtctIT-
eSgue Europe is in as active preparation as is
possible, consistent with thorough excellence
OF the steel plates and wood en- cravings, and
that its publication will begin IN few
months. The engravings of this work are all
new; they have been prepared by the coop
Grafton Of American and English artists, who
have been travelling over every part Of Eu-
rope in order 10 secure entirely correct and
late views of the picturesque places. No labor
is or hiss been spared to render this publics-
ton the most trustworthy and elegant pro-
duction of the kind ever issued. The public
is warned against ali publications bearing
similar titles 10 that selected by US, which are
now being smuggled into circulation by the
false representation of the canvassers. PictUr-
eSQite Europe Will bear upon its title page the
name OF the undersigned publishers; all
other works purporting to be the same are
spurious limitations. Respectfully,
D.APPLETON x co.
NEW YORK, october ~, 1875.
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Oh! boys, oh girls, but its nice, its ele-
CANT. Ask for peerless butterscotch candy, for
sale by all cOnfectioneTs and grOcers, at
wholesale by principal confectioneries Of
Memphis; packed nifty cakes in box.
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SPoRTsAlEN would do well to examine
the fine guns lust received and advertised by
Orgill Brothers & Co. Read their advertise
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Fine stationery, juvenile books
pocket books, fine bibles.
IF. DOB Il CO, 81 Main street.
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PERSONAL.

Holm ZIMMERMAN,
s HOUSE AND SIUN PAINTING,
Draining Ca,cimining, and Paper Hang ing
No. PSI Second street Memphis, Ten u,
FrescOe Painting neatly done
INR.ALFRED VOORHEES, makes specially
OF treating Eye and EaT Diseases. once,
So pop!aT street. OCl0
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TO EXCHAR GE.

ANTATiON-Eighteen miles from Mem
phis; rents loT 800 net per annuIni ana
firg--C 81 ass suburban residence, in exchange ior
Improved residence property in city. Apply
10 las, :. CARPENTER q CO,
sonia 49, Madison street.