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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01
Tfvou Ruu Short.

Call at 5ignsigo's, 27S Second street, for
Msrdi GTas foe turkeys, chickens, oys-
tere, fab, celery, and small game.
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at y. Z Fran zldui'- store, 30 -P7 Main street,
Memphis, IeuUss fhr Egsrs, accounts, No -,
etc. Also the real estate H-.grEtng 70 said
firms state tp-Fl.: Offs Nos tS, 20, % ana
81, 10 ". s. EHppID's subdivision, shelby
county, Tennessee.
Also. the 81 = and T. = Of the SE \ CT sec
ton -, Is, e o. + +, co.. iIErluZ 30 acres,
more ur less, situated il SEQ county. Mis-
sis ipPi-
The schedules. AMI other evidences ~ crop
street. a Gsyu>ia Of iJ per cent. Will Gs re-
buried a. time OF sale,
fbl7 nv - Woo DEfneE aesiq1rs
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n. LOWEHsTEIN q BROS.
Nos. 242, a44 and 2s6 Main Street,
Sell Staple and Fancy Dry foods
AT LOWER PRICES
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Venfson Hams and Saddles.
Victor D. fuchs. Al Jefferson street,
has choice lot for sale low.
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Complete Stock
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES,
WHEELER, PICKENS & CO.,
32S and $50 Main street.

WE have on hand complete stock Of
StuGe6aker Wagons, from one to four
hoTse, at RI WALLACE = co.'s.
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A. 4 STODDARD,

Central Auctloneer and Appraiser,
Makes daily ssles OF Merchandise OF every
description. Special attention and rates
given % sales foz executors, administrators,
trustees, assignees, underwriters and cargOes,
So. 2sO second Street (opp. Court squarsl
.sns SE~puya. rFVE.
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The stesmtr @. w. Cheek lesvea this
day "Wednesday at pm. for Helena
and all HRY landinna
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AUCTIoNEE s.
YALU ABLE ZEAL ESIATE
AT AUCTION,
PERENPTORY SALE
BY 4 z. FUAERLAFD,
TUESDAY &O8KISg, AT IL O'CLOCK
MARCH :. Is7s.

81 The follow ing deserted Resi- Estate and
Improved Lots, l9l and 1913, with BEirk II euse
and also a Frame House, Flower Garden.
etc, fronting on SFFEs aide arEs7 Square,
IN city Of Memphis, a feet ~ inches and run
ming hock, toward Main street, 7i1S feet This
besuuful place is offered ST private ssle until
that time; II not sold, viii sell M above, re-
g trdless Of price, on the PREMISES.
Title perfect. Terms TcS sOnable.
a. r. FRA NRLAND. Auctioneer.
by order OF L. q dsIAw, Agent, fb27
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DECENTRALIZATION cures it. Bold
By q. ". Jones q Co. Memphis.
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Choice Sweet Oranges

Buy the celebrated Studebsker WsR-
ons OF r. D Wallace & Co., 8s7 and $50
Second street
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STEAMBOATS,.
St. Frsncis River Packet 0Eeeois.

INV Str. OSCEOLA VIII leave ag~
i Memphis Z ? Wiitsburg AMI 5000
Mariana on TUESDAY, III DAY o. NsTch.
tbs damages suststnsd by SINKING vii all "a
repaired at this Port, and The boat made sound
aud good. MARK y. FLJWER Owner.
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Than ever before seen In this vicinity.
Coed fast.coIored prints, 65c yard.
Very est prints, II yards for 81.
Fine blesched muslin, 10 yard.
Best quality muslin, 10c yard.
10 4 sheeting, bleached and brown, 25o
yard.
Heavy brown domestic, y to 90 a yard.
Dress Toplins, 124 yard.
Fine quality pure black tlpsoe, 80, 10
and SOC psr yard.
Spring cassimeres aud oottonades at ex-
tremely low prices.
Table dam sskE, all lire1, 400 yard.
Turkey red damR-ks S0c u yard.
Towels and napkins, 7, s, 10 and ESQ
Irish linens, decidedly the cheapest In
the city.
HOneycomb spreads, large size, 81 each.
Gents' fne shirts, pure linen fronts,
81 90. worth 81 90 each.
New ties.
New collars and cuff.
New and cheap embroidery, handker-
chiefs, etc.
TARLATANS AND STRIPED HOSE
For less than usual prices.
We will also offer
Special inducements
IN
CARPETS, ARPETS, CARPETS,
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
RUGS AND OILCLOTHS,
RUGS AND OILCLOrH8.
Ingram carpets st 10, 80 and 900 yard.
Tnfse-ply carpets at 81 and 81 rs q yard.
Tapestry Brussels st 81 20, worth 81 Is
yard.
Rugs at greatly reduced prices.
oiIcloths, 40c yard.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Largest Assortment Lowest Prices
Ladies' sewed shoes, 81 80 a pair.
Custom-n1ade shoes, g 30 pair.
Ladies' fine kid slippers, 81 pair.
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ATTEND Rotsdsone Buainess G NlIsgs.
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Strawberry Boxes
for sale by Williams & Co., lumber deaf
eT, corner 6syoso and Second streets.~
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NEW PRINTS, NEW PERCALEs.

NEW CRETONNEs,
NEW DRESS GOO ps,
Just received
at
B, LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Bali of the Ulks,

Bali of the UIks.
The Exposition building last night
was jammed with visitors, ami the ball
of the UIbs, as every one anticipa e !,
was grand and magnificent entertain
ment, enjoyed by ten thousand persons,
and participated in by half So many.
Nearly every mssker and character that
was EeeD on toe streets that day was
REPRESENTED, sni \ thousand more, and
"fun end folly" ruled the hour. There
was 10 restraint imposed. Z iquette was
abandoned, and, toe, without any loes
to the responsibility Of the entertain
meut, whigh In that respect was Ia re-
marksble contrast with the previous
mask balls at the EypHsitiop, We did
not hear q alnEls complaint. On the
contrary, all who attended were fully
satisfied.
Tho Cheapest Clothing Establishment
in the
SOUTH w EST.
LOwensteIn's Mammoth Clothing House
23S Main street.
VISITORS TO THE CARNIVAL
VIII nud our etocE Inc moot complete
variety greatest, and
WEST RICES
Of all the Clothing Houses In Memphis.
We are Offering extraordinary induce
ments to purchasers.
Mems and Boys Cashmere Suits
Specially reduced. Attractive ssle Of
YOUTHS AND GENTS OVER.
COATS AND TALMAs,
at one-hslf the cost Of manufacturing.
Splendid line Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
st remarkably low pIlces
Don't forget the place,
Mammoth Clothing House,
- Main street, two doors north Of Jefferson.
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Than any House I'm the south
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PE ~ TpE ~ Az
LOST.
Str A<ED.

AZ ULzS-On the "1gbt OF February 2lst,
I'll from my pIs o. a. Germantown Tenn f,
two white horse Mules, medium size; one
black horse Mule medium lie; one nouss-
color horse Mule, medium siZs all old, IN
medi I'M condition, anu 10 special marks. A
liberal reward viii be paid Tor infOrmstlC n
jeR ting to their recovery. Address L. a.
RHODES. tiermantOUn EN-. fh29 ODD
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SPECIAL kOTICE,.
nP aOIAA N0TICU.

- "a OA-A-A ~ S-S'A ASES-
FE7HE str. CITY OF AUGUSTA zT1o
/ will leave for all points on SsSesSs3ssgszzs--
White river WEDN ESDAY March LIST, a. s
pm giving her pzs-F myers The ops Ortupity OF
witDe sing haruI Gras telebTst on on Tues
day, her guar day of dep rture. Shippers
please send own iTeghts ca " Ne nesCay.
J. I. WAS hiSUTON, AgeGt, 800 Front -.
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Mardt GrasI MRrdi GrasTl
Special attractions tos
THE GRAND CARNIVAL
OF Memphis.
B. L0WENSTEIX & BROS!
Strangers and visitors to the city are
ctrHally invited to inspect our uuri-
vailed stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
TIE largest, most varied and desirable,
81 well as the ches p est In the south wet
Prints, Domestics, Cotton Stripes,
T.ckiDgs, jeans, COttonsdes,
House-FGrnishing GoodF,
8 Ike, Dress Goods,
Oloahs. Shswle,
Lsdiee, Misses and Chiidren's Suits and
Cos 'umes,
Underwear, II Isi ~, Gloves,
Embroideries a0d HaDkeTchiefs,
At prices lower than can be attained by
any competing establishment In Mem.
phiF.
An inspection will convince you that
our stock comprises all that Is novel and
choice in ssasonsbls goods, and our
prices the mCst attractive at which
goods have ever tesn offered In this
market.
q. LOwENsTEIN d BROS.
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NEW SUITS! NEW sUITSI

NEW SUITS! NEW SCITSii
Just received,
A new and beautiful lire OF
LADIES' SPRING COSTUMES,
Elegant and attractive styles-exquisits.
ly trimmed, at
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
b. LOWENsTEIN d BROS.
THOSE who desire good srticle to re-
store gray hair to It's youthful color we
would recommend to purchase Halls
Vegetable Scilian Hair Rsnewer,
most excellent and valu able plepara-
ton. SOld by all druggists.
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REPGRT Oh TE5E

r., Tie Jy1uo,jil, J,,,I,1,v D. j.- n,.s' r. .,,t ,
~ ''' 'i''''' '',' ~ 80 '' -,
-, GENTLEMEN - Ine ar'ad 'ai. FOX APr'i
Term OF lhe circult COURT OF ,AAe7hHy
county respectfully submit, That they nave
examined an witnesses ana disposed OF all
business which has been brought to their
notice
They have visited the jail ana md 1t In
excellent condition as regards cleanliness
they ma the heatlng apparatus IN bad
working order, some portions OF the 'front.'
building defaced by smoke, and recommend
that the same De put III proper order
Your Jury would further recommend That
means be PROVIDED 1or admitting the prls-
oners INTO the Jall-yard for AR ana exercise
Your Jury nave VISITED the County
Amshouse ana regret that they are not
able to report TINS building IN satisfactory
condition as regards cleanliness. They ind
the house heated by stoves, which, IN the
judgment OF your jury, Is unsafe ana DAN
gerous lhey ma no means OF ventilation
provided, ana that the means OF personal
cleanliness IS to.aiiy ~, lns ~ a Inc
drainage Is Dad ana there Is no nre protec.
ton whatever In view OF TINS condltlon OF
AFFAIRS your jury recommend mat the
building be neatea py furnace tnat some
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!. \ -}ij Co., '.l.. additional. section To- Arti-
Gle 4Ity of the Code Of Public Gener-
al Laws, entitled License" SO as to en-
power a trader to sell the license to trade
with the stock of goods.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the following
section be added to article fifty-six of the
Code of Public General Laws entitled "Lic-
enses"
SEC f. Be it enacted Any trader who
has taken out license to sell goods, chattels,
wares, merchandise, spirituous or ferment-
ed liquors, or lager beer, in this State, shall
have the privilege to sell said license to any
party purchasing his stock of goods, and
purchasing or renting his place of bus
mess, and the party so purchasing may
continue to sell under the license OF
predecessor in business until the expira-
ton of said license.
Sec. 9 And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
(Chap. 44s, page 1853, Act of 1852
AN ACT to add to the tenth Section of
Article fifty-six of the Code of the Pub
lie General Laws, a subsection requiring
license to enable any person to act as a
real estate broker.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That there be added
to tenth Section of Article fifty-six of the
Code of Public General Laws, a ub-Sec-
ton to read as follows:
SUISSE, 1. ANY person applying for the
same and paying the sum Of fifty dollars
may obtain a license for carrying on the
business of real estate broker, and any In,
dividual, copartnershIp or firm who shall
carry on the business of real estate broker
without license shall be subject to the pen,
alties imposed upon other brokers by sec,
| ton seventeen of this article.
SEQ. 2. And 1t enacted, That this Act
shall take affect from the day of its passage
| JOHN G. BAUER,
Sheriff of Allegany county.
N. B. BY instructions received from the
Treasury Department at the Clerks Office
all persons applying for licenses of any
kind Except marriage licenses, which ar,
the same as heretofore will hereafter hav,
to pay the fee of fifty cents for issuing thu
same making total of sixty cents as statet
above. JOHN G. BAUER.
Sheriff of Allegany County.
! April 1-5t
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Special Notices.

Htchins Bros. & Shatfer have received an
extensive stock of Homemade Flannels
and Blankets. Buyers will find qualities,
patterns, and prices, satisfactory.
A beautiful line of 2-button Kid Gloves
dark shades for Fall.
Ladies' Silk -fringed Neck Tics from 20
cents to $1.25-all prime new goods.
Mems, Youths and Boys Hats-latest
Fall style in stock-all recent purchases,
Full line of Dark Chocolate and Nader
Prints at 7 cents per yard and 81 cents by
the bolt.
Special attention solicited to our stock OF
Dress Goods-always full and complete.
Hitchins Bros & Shatfer will continue
until further notice to close up promptly al
s oclock P. NJ, as per agreement.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE TO
Merchants, Traders and Others.

A LII PERSONS AND BODIES COR
n PORATE or polite, in Allegany
county, who are or shall be exercising or
pursuing any business or shall be doing any
act or thing or shall be in the occupation
Of any house or place for any purpose, for
which license is made necessary by the
laws of Maryland, are hereby warned to OBJ
tain license, or renew the same on or be-
fore the
FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT ENSUING,
under the penalties prescribed by said laws
for the infraction thereof.
Those interests are notified of the follow
ing requirements of the license laws:
TRADERS LICENSES.
The amount to be paid by Traders for a
license Che amount of stock at the princi-
pal season of sale to be given under oath, J
is rs follows
If the applicants stock in trade does not
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ROBBERY AND For
some twenty months past small guam
titles of bacon-hams, sides, etc.
have been missed from the warehouse
of Messrs. Dewitt & Stewart, merch-
ants of this place. All efforts to find
a clue to the means and perpetrators
of the abstraction had proved futile
until Friday of last week, when Mr..
W. S. Burton obtained information
from a son of Frederick Walker, col
ored barber, which seemed to throw
light on the mysterious subject. Act
ing thereon Mr., Burton placed a nail
in a crevice of the door which COM
municates between the barber shop
and wareroom, and which had been
locked and nailed up since the great
fire, so that it would fall if the door
was disturbed. On Saturday morning
a large side of bacon had disappeared
and the nail was lying on the floor
pretty good evidence that the bacon
had gone through that door The
senior of the firm, Mr. L. 7. Dewitt,
at once held an interview with Walk
er, during which he charged the latter
with the theft. Walker finally con-
fessed, going SO far as to show Mr..
Dewitt how it was done By some
contrivance the lock was completely
at Walkers control and the fasten-
ing's had been so cut that they bore
but The samblance Of nails.
Mr. Dewitt, not inclined to be Sc
we're upon Walker, and hoping to
hear of others implicated in the THEY
cry, accepted Walkers promise to pro-
duce all the other bottom facts on
Monday. But Fred, out Of his sight,
speedily gathered up his loose
change" and decamped. The Neaos
saws he was seen in Cumberland on
Sunday morning when he said he was
going to Pittsburg. The probability
is, however, he was thus laying a false
trail
Walker has held the high regard of
our people He is polite and sensible,
and has borne reputation for honesty,
sobriety, and business sagacity. Lat
terly, however, it has been observed
that he had sadly deteriorated in NOR
ais, and the finale places him along
side the most adroit and successful
thieves of the period.
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amount 0. stOu& Iii trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.
The license to be paid by the keepers of
oyster and eating houses is $1,000 through
out the State.
Females vending millinery and Other
small articles, whose stock is not over $500,
pay license of $500 only but if over
that amount they are required to pay the
same license as other persons-oaths to be
made as to the amount of stock at the prin-
cipal season of the year.
The Clerk shall not issue license to any
person to sell spirituous and fermented
liquor, from whom tie Grand Jury has
recommended license to be withheld, or to
any person whose license has been suppress
sed by the Court, without special order of
the Court
LICENSES TO OWNERS OR KEEP
ERS OF STATIONS OR JACKS.
The owner or keeper of every Stallion or
Jack shall before being permitted to stand
or station such animal, pay to the Clerk of
the Circuit Court OF some one Of the coun-
ties in this State the highest sum which he
intends to ask or receive for the season of
one mare and the receipt of the said Clerk,
for said sum, shall be the license for station
ing or standing such Stations or Jack for
one year from the date thereof, provided,
that in no case shall the sum directed to be
paid by. this section Or such license be less
than ten dollars and that every Stallion or
Jack, upon which the said tax is paid shall
be exempt from all other State tax.
An owner or keeper standing or station
Ing any Stallion or Jack without license
shall forfeit or pay twice tho sum author.
lied and required to be paid In the last pre-.
ceding section one-half to the State and the
other half to the informer.
AMENDMENT TO THE LICENSE
LAWS.
Passed by the General Assembly of Mary,
land at the Regular Session, COM
menclng January, 1869, re.
lating to Licenses Chap.
40 page sly
AN ACT to amend the forty second section
relating to the granting of Licenses te
traders Of Article fifty-six of the Code O
Public General Laws.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Gener
al Assembly Of Maryland, That the forty
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A HANDSOME FRoNT-Last week
Mr.. Thomas H. Paul tore away the
boarding and placed the glass in the
front of his new Opera House. The
effect is very pleasing, so much so
that by general consent "Pauls Iron
Front promises to be the handsomest
in town. 1t is certainly the most ex-
tensive-a fact which will go far to-
ward establishing its superior attract
iveness.
And this week he has crowned the
entire front with a fine compost tie
cornice which very much enhances the
exterior appearance. When the editice
is painted and penciled and otherwise
embellished it will be an ornament for
the town to be proud of.
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PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
FRosTBURG, MD,
ApDJI % 'SG


" HEREAS, On account of circum-
w stances beyond our control, which we
deeply regret, the pastoral relations be-
tween this Church and its pastor, Rev.
JOHN THOMAS, are about to be dissolved, and
WHEREAS, He is about leaving this
Church and community, therefore, be it
Resolped, That at his departure this
Church will feel the loss of a faithful pastor,
the Sabbath School kind teacher and an
energetic promoter of its interests, and the
community kind neighbor and a most
useful member.
Resolced, That our kind and heartfelt
wishes 60 with him to his distant home.
Resolced, That copies of these resolutions
be sent to "Y Wasg" and the FRosTBURa
MINING JOURNAL for publication.
THOMAS A. EVANS,
REUBEN ANTHONY,
April 29-1t Committee.
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REsUMED.--The Franklin Coal
Company began shipping coal on Tues
day, paying for mining the old rate Of
IS cents per ion.
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sroPPAGE.-Mining operations at
Borden Shaft were discontin ued on
Wednesday. The miners tools We're
brought out and the shaft closed I'M
til further notice.
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ALTERcAT1oN-In difficulty yes
terday between Colonel Brown and
William Hartman, the latter was
struck upon the head with poker,
cutting him severely.
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ALLAN LIME
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMOREk LIVERPOOL

Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthe above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool. Baltimore.
CASPIAN, April IS, May 10, 9 a m
Nova SCoTIAN, May 2, May "a, 9 ~
HIBERNIAN, May IS, June 7, 9 a m
CASPIAN, May 80, Juno21, 0 m
And henceforth every fortnight, taking pas
sengers and freight to and from Liverpool
Storage Passage to or from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
$2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Storage and intermediate Passengers.
An experienced surgeon is "ttached to each
vessel. Intermediate and Storage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to the wants Of the fe-
males and children. For further particu-
lars, or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO., Baltimore;
in Frostburg to J. LANDLORD,
Jan by Main Street.
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DEcEAsED.-Mrs. William Warn of
this place died on Tuesday. Her hus-
band and several children survive her.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-Frank G. Beall,
Esq, is appointed a Notary Public for
Allegany county by Gov. Carroll.
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FrOstburg. April 20. 1876.

THE AOeganian says we look typo
graphically better for our new power
press impression. Thanks.