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nay and Tuesday, the twenty-eighth
and twsnty-ninth instant, In honor Of
Rex CaInivali. All foreign vessels Will
hoist the flag Of their respective Dation-
atty. This order, as published else
where, Is duly presented and signed by
Admiral Ad. Storm.
The train due last night from Little
Rock did not arrive till six o'clock this
morning, because of an accident which
occurred to the outgoing train night be.
fore last ct Black Fish lsse, breaking
through trestle-work. We did not
learn the extent Of damage to the train
or the injury TO its passengers, but pre-.
sumo the track was damaged consider
ably, ss a trAnaier Of passengers ard hsg-
gage was made at Black Fish lake yes
terdsy. We weuld be glad to hear the
particulars from the railroad officials.
The following is the list Of undeliv-
cred kilograms remaining st the West
ern Union telegraph Office, No. 80 Mad
icon street: e. W. Goyer & Co., w. J.
Murphy, Mrs. G. E. Hoskins, Jas Rick
ably, J. w. Jefferson Il CO., Z. Hobart &
Co, J. G. Davis & Co, ElleIton L Don
d Co., w. A. Dooley, Bowie & Moore,
n. B Camp, G. g. Young, Otto Bruch,
Miss Maggie Ssfrank, Mrs. Charles My
ers, Henry Nathan, w. II Bsrssjale
V. d. Fuchs, Baum & Hochs ,adter, G
B. DeGroat, Henry thurman, Oliver,
Finnie & Co., Cnarles B. James, A.
Woodruff, Hatchett & Boggs, School
field, Hannsuer & Co., steamer Dan
vile, James Hunt, Il. Hainer, ]. w.
Plecksop, d. Jonas, G. +. Akers, J. s.
Ober, Archie Singleton, h. A. Hamil-
ton, President Southern life insurance
company, A. ID Lock. J. S Jones, BIN.
Meadows, John Gent, David Walk.
The following lie the mortuary report
for the week ending yesterday afternoon
st six O'Clock:
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The Suuday.school union convened al
st. Andrews ohspsl, corler South and
Avery streets, Monday evening last,
Eel rusry IA, 1873, with quorum pres
ent, President 3. w. Ware presiding in
the chair. The meeting was opened by
re sdiDg the tenth chapter Of Romans,
aud the schools singing on the ninth
page In the "Fresh LaureIs." After.
ward the president led In prayer. Roll
Of schools was then called by the corTe-
spending secretary, which resulted IN
six Ireeent and six absent. Minutes oil
the previous meeting read and approved.
A motion then prevailed to hear few
remarks from Prof. B. K. Sampson,
principal Of Clay street public school /;
agr sed to. The gentleman came for
ward and adrsssed the schools in behalf
of the young people, wishing them 10
be more interested in their religious
affairs, and giving them Instructions.
A motion prevailed to hear from Prof.
Steele, of the LeMoyne school; sgreed
to. He remsrked the interest be had
taken In the Sunday-schOol union, and
Of the good that might be resulted from
the contemplated teachers meeting.
Also, advocated that esch school appoint
q committee to canvass the city and
bring in the children that were on the
streets on the Sabbath day. Also, said
that be had several thousand copies Of
papers that his schools would donate to
aid in canyassing the city. The schools
then united in singing the beautiful
selection, The Young AbstdineT. A mo-
ton then prevailed to hear from Rev. b.
L. Brooks; agreed to. He spoke ia
behalf OF the elevation Of children, etc.
The president then called for a collection
to defrsy contingent expenses, etc /,
while the schools sung, Come and Join
Our Band. One dollar and thirty cents
was collected. A motion to return q
vote of thanks to MessIs. Sampson,
Steele and Brooks was adopted. A mo-
ton to meet at Collins's chapel, near the
corner of Washington and Orleans
streets, the second Monday evening in
March, was adopted. After singing Our
Victory, the meeting adjourned under
of Rev. B. L. Brooks,
H NJ. TALLEY,
Recording Secretary.
c J.ASDERsoS, Corresponding Secretary.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Go to church.
Now Is the time to advertise.
LED Astrdy tomorrow night.
Come to the Memphis Msrdi Gras.
--Mardi Gras visitors have begun to
arrive.
The weather continues bright and
pleasant.
--GoIdzy and DemoTest for March at
MansfOrd's.
Masks, costumes, feathers, tinsel,
swords and fancy shoes, will soon be in
demand for Msrdi Gras.
&C. w. Cunningham, q destitute
stranger from New York, died Friday Of
exposure at No. II Sycamore street,
Chelsea.
Billy Lieben, at No. 1864 Main
street, keeps q full line Of new books,
novels, magazines, illustrated journals
and weeklies.
Melvin Meyers was arrested yester-
day on the charge OF committing an as
ssult and battery on his wife. He was
fined fifty dollars.
The jury In the Joe Chase murder
case, being unable to agree, were dis
charged yesterday by Judge Adams, Of
the or minA court.
The board OF health is rigidly en-.
forcing the ordinance relating TO the re-
moval Of signs, boxes, ETC., from the
psvements, streets and alleys.
The Mardi Grss issue OF the New
York Daily Graphic will give the cotton
ami banking busineEs Of Memphis an
aba and comprehensive treatment.
The evidence in the Waddy Thomp-
son case has been concluded, and the
petition will be argued before Judge
Brown, Of the United States cours, to-
morrow.
"A email boy, who had more curiosity
than discretion, was Knocked down by
hack No. 20 on Msi1 street, between
Madison and South Court, yesterday az
ternoon.
COMPANY A, Irish volunteers, yes
tsrdsy received sixty improved breech-
IosdinR rlfies and Announcements from
Fortress Monroe, they having been or
dered here by the State OF Tennessee.
Mrs. II. T. TomlinsoR will sing at
st. Patrick's church this morning at
half.past ten O'Clock mass, assisted by
Mr.. BOFnemaDn anu Iull CLOn. mI.
Levy presides at the organ.
The chamber Of commerce has re-
ceiyed an invitation to appoint dele
gates to attend meeting Of the Kansas
legislature at Topeka, the twenty-third
instant, to promote the construction of
the Parsons and Memphis railroad.
The APPEAL Of Tuesday next will
publish consolidated statement Of the
imports, exports, manufactures, together
with the trade aud commerce of the city
az compiled by Mr.. John s.
Toof, the efficient secretary of the
chamber OF commerce.
Last night J. B. Creed and William
B. Lewis were arrested, the former on
the charge OF being drunk and the latter
for shooting IN the corporation. Greed
states that Lewis fired at him twice in
the alley, rear Of RenkeTt's drug store,
corner Main and Market . reefs.
BY command of his msjesty, the
king, all vessels in the port OF Memphis
will display their oolors ct the mast
head, from sunrise until sunset, on Mon.
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WANTS.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
II am. and 80 p.m.,by Rev.W. E. BOggs, DID.
pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cor.
RE Poplar and THIRD directs Services at II am
sud 7:5o pm. Rev. Eugene Daniel, pastor.
| CALVARY (EPIsC0PAL) CHURCH.
This church viii be open for divine service
to-day, morning and evening, the rector OH
ciating.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH (OoL'D)-
CasSey stref, befs0eenL Linden and RontOtoe ser.
vices At u s-nn., pm. aud ~ p.m.p by Rev.W'
ID. Phillips, pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-Secos1d
direct, near Be0le-Preachlng at IL am. and
J 80 pm, by Rev. DR.. Lsndrum, pastor. Sab
| bath-school at 9:39 q m. Seats free.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
| UAtoH Streef.-Rev. W. B. Willard, pastor.
bible-meeting at pm.
CENTRAL METHODIST Episcopal
linton street-Sunday school al 8
m. by Rev. Jacob Ditzler, d d. Subject by
request" Infant Baptism" No service at
night.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Communion services at I0:S0 am. Preach
ing by David Walk at II is am. and 80 pm.
FIRST METHODIST CHUROH-S. P.
7:;Q pm. sabbath school al 80 am. Seats
free,
HERNANDo STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, services at IL am, At ~ pm.
service by Rev. Jacob Ditzler, d. d., subject
by request" The Origin and History Of
Aethodlsm."
ST. JOHN M. E. CHURCH Corner of
YtHHcs and LdssdeTdGle-Class $50 am, Sun
day-school at pm. Preaching at 7:a pm
ST. LAZARUS (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH
Hcudssoa SIreet.-Services at IL am. and 80
PEA, by the rector, Rev. A. Churchill Eastin,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sabbath.
school at 8 am. Services at II O'CLOCK I'm
and TX pm, by Rev. John Z. Craig, pastor.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Chelsea Preaching at II am. and
80 pm, by the pastor, Rev. l.. q. Taylor.
FoRr PICKERING NJ. E CHURCH
Corner Of Sizth and Jackson streets,-Presch.
ing at IL am. and pm; Sunday. school at
10 am. Milton T. Brown, pastor.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services at IL am. and 7l5 pm. by Rev. E.
NJ. Richardson, pastor.
LUTHERAN CHURCH Washington st.
nen- THIRD Services at 1880 am. and p m,
by Rev. II. Sleek, sunday-5chool at $50 am.
GRACE (EPIsCoPAL) CHURC9-HeT-
soado sfrest-SerVices by the rector. ALI seats
free.
SECOND CUMBERLAND PRESBYTE-
RIAE CHURCH Vdsics Etreet.-Preaching al II
am. and pm. by Rev. H. c. Culton. Sun
day school at . am.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL.-PopIG 81.
Service at 7 and II am. and pm Rev. Geo.
c. Harris officiating.
COURT STREET CUMBERLAND PRES.
BYrEsIAN CHURcH.-PreachiDga at II am. and
.7:30 pm, by the pastor, Rev. DR.. stainbaek.
CHELSEA Baptist CHURCB.-Preach.
ing at IL am and 80 PM, by the pastor, 3.
&. Tigrett Sunday-school at $50 am.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
-(yseIsea-Divine service at IL am. and 7:30
pm, by Rev. Nirginius o. Gee, Rector.
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NOTICE.
To John T. StTattOn, formerly OF Apo
mattOx Co., Virginia, or his Heirs.

DY a decree or the Circuit Court for d e
ID county aforesaid, IN the State aforesaid,
in the suit therein OF White and wife vs.. John
STATIONS executors and ceytsees, am d.
rscJed TO ascertain whether the defendant,
John r. StrattOn, has departed this HE, and n
50, who, as his next Of kin, are entitled to re-
ceive about $50, now under the control OF
said court in said suit. III persons IN crested
are hereby Douhed o appear before me, on or
efOre the 10Th day OF March, 1870, at nv
Office at Appomattox c. h, Virginia, and
make Known their interest in the estate OF
the Eaid John +. StrattOn.
ca, ii. sACKETT, Com'r In Ch,y,
fbl7 ApPomattox Circuit Court,
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TAYLOR, JOY & co.

Mean Just what they say below. We
are determined to close out our entire
SILK DEPARTMENT
GARDLEsS OF COST,
Comprising beautiful evening silks-sll
shades,
SILK popllns. Best make black silks.
ColoTed silks, in all the new shades.
Black and colored velvets and vel
veteeDs.
CIoaks, ssquss and jackets.
Ribbons-sll kinds.
Ladies' merino and domestic under
wear. Shawls in great variety,
WOODEN NET GOODS, ETC.
Just received from express, new ties,
ruches, Hamburg edgings and inseItings.
II you want bargains call at
ana MAIN STREET. ..........-..3Ie
TAYLOR, JOY q CO.,
Opposite Peabody.
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Temperance.

A temperance meeting will bs held In
the lecture-room Of the Court Street
Presbyterian church, Tuesday night,
February 22d, at which addresses will
be deliveIei by Mrs. Annie WItten-
meyer, Of Philadelphia, president Of the
Woman's national christian temperance
union, and Mrs. Denman, Of New
jersey. 1t is expected that Mrs. Clark
an eminent vocalist, will be present.
Efforts will be made to organize a wo-
mans temperance union in this city.
These ladies come with the strongest In.
dorsement as to their literary attain
mems. christian virtues and social stand.
Ing. The public are cordially invited.
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Personal.

Miss SALLIE SEWER has returned
from years visit to her relatives in
Paris, France
Rev. DR.. WALK, CT the Linden Street
Christian church, has returned from q
lecturing tour.
MEssRs. WHITMAN & BURRELL will
please send their pOstoffice address TO
southern express company, No. 80
North Court street.
Mr.. s. F. THORN, OF st. Louis, former
ly Of this city, will be married to Miss
Emma l. Sharon, of CaTrOlltOn, Illinois,
on the twenty-ninth instant. They have
our best wishes.
MR, M. B. DAVIS, the well.known
Alaska diamond merchant has arrived,
and will remain in the city until after
Mardl Gias. Mr.. Davis opens his stock
Of goods tomorrow, and will make a
magnificent display.
The following names Of visitors were
registered at the cotton exchange yester-
day: n. Ks'zenOeIger, New Orleans;
James Cartwright, Arkansas; J. A. jan
usry, MUrfreesDoro, Tennessee; ] C..
He's, Philadelphia; ]. III. Fullerton,
Cape Girsrdeau.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

FOR vICKsBUzG AND NEW OK cans.
ste UC-
Golden esuie $50
o. P. Sbinkle......... .......-.... T1 100
Leaves MONDAY, F-J -i-t, at > PIN.
For freight or Passaz- apply TO
j. 4. WAS-fN TON, AGENT. 2ri Front s.
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CORsETs A SPECIALITY.
LADIES UNDERWEAR,
$40 Main street,
Notice.

JOHNSTON g. NUNS
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MENKEN BROTHERS

FOR THE CARNIVAL,
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NOTICES.
Notice Of Stockholders.

VNHE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of
L the Memphis Gas Light Company will be
held at the office of the Company, a Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn, on
WEDN ESDAY, MARCH lsT,
to elect Seven Directors 70 serve the Company
the ensuing year. Election from 10 a m. 10
pm. JOSEPH URAIG, Secretary.
February l, 1876. fbI
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Prepare for the Carnival.
Exquisite shades of
b, LOwENsTEIN q BROS.
CrysfaIized Quartz Diamonds.

Tomorrow (Monday) Mr.. NJ. B. Davis
will open at E. A. Benson's music store,
3l7 Main street, q beautiful assC rtment
Of the celebrated Alaska diamond Jew
elry. These goods are deliberately mount
ed in solid eighteen esras gold, dsfying
the best judges OF the real diamond, and
as the cost IL mere nominal compared
with the real diamond, we anticipate
fer Mr.. Davis 8 large sale if he remains
here but short time. Mr.. Davies repu-
tRion here Is that Of q gentleman, and
our people may rest assured Of fair and
honorable dealing. Give him call.
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OPERA AND SPRING COLORS,

Adapted to the present wants Of trade,
at popular prices, to clear up stock,
THREE.BUTTON KIDS,
In medium coloTs,
At 81 p.
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HAVING my expenses reduced, ens-
bles me to cell drinks at fifteen cents, In
accOT lance with the times.
GEO. W. MILLER,
Eut-OfT SAILOR,
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WIN. SRUTTLEWORTH, when he gets
through with painting the Clay build-
ing, will be prepared TO do any painting
at the lowest figure; 279 Second street,
Aupeal office.
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Kid Gloves.

We ara Offering full assortments
IN
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De. W. WEssON, dentist, OF A. Yves
SON & Sons, 2iS Main street, has re-
turned from the east with all the latest
Improvements in the profession.
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And ladies' walking suite. We open on
Monday, twenty-first instant, line Of
ladies' spring ccs umes; also, novelties
in dress goods. MEEKEN BROTHERS.
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Saloon and Restaurant

Fine wines and liquors, and the best
lager st the bar. Boarding and lodging
at S. per week; meals at ali hours az
25c. A. KAUFMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

FER YIeEs5uFg, Matches. New Orleans,
Rsd sEs 1s1d1nEa.-The Great
Str. Thorn pSOn Bean -,
". =. Matchmaker Geo. MIltel berger CLERK
Having entered the trace as 9Hlve. viii leave
Memphis a. follows:
Thursday, Fec. 'l7tl. THURSDAY, March Il
And every alternate thursday thereafter
during the season. special attention given 10
ali business lnIrur ted 70 as.
r. NJ. BEADFUsb, Agent, 3 Madison 81.
J. 4. WASHINGfDN, a & pc. 20 Front ~.
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Tn e regular monthly meeting of the
Bluff City building and loan association
will be held Monday evening, February
21st, at half.past seven o'clock, at No.
Al Madison street, basement. The mem
bers will plesSe pay their dues during
the day. RDw. GOLDsMTH,
Vice-President.
& HTURM EecretarY.
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TO EXCHANGE.

pet etc. AddTe q. r, care Appeal office.
kFARE-One ane young Kentucky brood
I'll mare 70 exchange for 3 young gentle
bu Ky horse. Address H, Appeal ONCE.
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NAME.

Total for the week, 20; whites 8, blacks
Il; from hospital, 3; still-born, 2.
HEBER JONES, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board of Health.
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FOR PRESIDENTS ISLAND.
Steamer Berthe, -

For New Orleans and The Band.-The fine
passenger steamer
&c e, Church, E-eSg-@s
JO1u =. fatt ersOfl ...-....-........ mas a.
Leaves G4s4u's wharf bat MONDAY
February llst, ar j. m
For freishJ or passage auu'y 90
r. p. GLENN, A-rls. or WEa-ghoas
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b. LOwENsTEIN d BROS.
Steamboat for Sale.

Steamboat for Sale.
The new, light-draft, oak hull steam.
boat Louisville Drummer; draws ten
inches light; length, eighty feet; beam,
sixteen feet; has two engines, six and
by thirty inches; nine foot
wheel: boiler twelve feet by forty inches !;
two fifteen.inch fuss; makes steam
equally as well with wood ss coal, and
is very light consumer; has two steam
boiler feeders, steam siphon, force pump
and every convenience for protection
against accidents: can be seen at the
foot of Washington street. For price,
etc., inquire on board.
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AUCTIONEEHS.
II STODDARD.

General ABcuonetr and Appraiser,
Makes daily sales OF Merchandise OF every
description. specisl attention and rates
given 10 sales for pTs~ntors, administrator ,
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE In the city Is al: $40
second street, TT. WALRER-A co.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

NEURALGIA.-"Neu cures Il. Sold
by q. ". Jones q Co.. Memphis.
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Buy your sheet music from Merrimsn
& Wilcox, corner OF Madison and Second
street.
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Personal.

vi Miss, Will please call at Hidden &
AVsrys, 1o6 Front, where he will hear some
tsiraG 10 mis- interest fblS
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Spring Novelties Just Opened.
Cashmere lace ties, Cashmere rUffling,
linen collars and cuffs, sun umbrellas,
parasols; kid gloves, new shades; fans,
fans, fans. MENKEN BROTHERS
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SEgEE-Al % asin street. Apply 70 1aaao
Ls2Scs. e Jonsrbop tEset.
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE. B. z.
CHAHGE OF sCHKDULE.

C.1se connections made a. Grenada with
trans sorth aud -Outh for all poinn-
~ ft1rthsr information apply 70 Ticket
crHce. No. II Main street, and At depot
Y BURKE Superintendent
FaXEE EpEED Ticket AGENT.
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Kahn * FREIBERG

KAHN IL FREIBERG
-oFFER FOR
MARDI GRAs
A line Of masks and faces st their usual
low figures.
VFlveteens, all colOTs.
Paper cambric5, ell eOlOTs.
Fancy figured calicOes.
Several lines Of dress goOds-chesp.
Gold and Silver Stars and Fringes.
Misses fine corsets at SOC.
Ladies' fine cOrsets at SOC.
Fine sll-To-l dtlaine at Csc.
Elegant bleRched domestic st l0c.
Black and white striped pOplin at 25c.
Fine ruching, per ysrd, zoe.
Ladies' paper cuffs, Fer box, 253.
Ladies' paper cellars, per box, l0c.
DRY GOODS CHEAP.
Ladies' and children's shoes-cheaQ.
Clothing at q great bargain.
To close, we Offer our fsll goods at un-
ususlly low figures.
Black alpaeas at So and Soc
Human hair switches at 81.
Human hair switches at 50.
Human bar switches at %.
Worth twice the money.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
KAHN 6 FREIBERG,
1G9,171 & 173 Main Street, cor. Poplar.
A TASTY collection Of sheet music,
entirely new, to be found at MeTriman
& WIlicox's, 2S9 Second street, corner Of
Madison.
The Attention of the Ladies
to an elsgsnt line of new
SPRING COSTUMES,
Just received at
h. LOwENsTEIN & BROS.
Alaska Diamonds.
The only genuine Alaska diamonds
can be found at Thsyer's, the live jewell
Ter, 80 Second street.
Spring Novelties Just Opened.
Cashmere lace ties, Cashmere rUffltng,
linen collars and cuffs, sun umbrellas,
parasols; kid gloves, new shades; fans,
fans, fans. MENKEN BROTHERS.
Elegant Goods
FOR THE
CARNIVAL SEASON, |
AT
KREME R'S.
Flowers, fOrsl garnitures, frlnges,
piques, etc., in full assortment.
FANS.
The very latest and handsomest, at very |
low prices.
Gold and Silver Trimmings,
Of every variety, and gold and silver
gauzes-the largest stock ever shown /
here. These goods are of our own i'm
and everything in this line |
,an be found at our mouse.
Velveteens and satins, beautiful shad-
ng, at very low figures.
We shall open in the eally part Of the
week
NOVELTIES,
NOVELTIES,
now being selected by Mr.. Kremer in
New York expressly for the season.
They will include new designs in
FLOWERS,
FANS,
TIES,
SCARFS.
TEWELRY, COMBS AND FANCY GOODS.
Spring shapes, in English straw, and
French chip hats.
MRS. F. KREMER.
MATCHING and jewelry speciality at
rhaYerls. Don,t throw away that
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FOR WHITE RIVER.


L Leaves v Neagais s5sty slf5aDAI q ) PA.
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Alaska Diamonds.
The only genuine Alaska diamonds
can be found at Thsyer's, the live jewell
Ter, 80 Second street.
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The Attention of the Ladies'

Requested to an elsgsnt line Of new
SPRING COSTUMES,
Just received at
h. LOwENsTEIN & BROS.
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GARDEN SEEDS, grass seeds, fruit
trees, evergreens and towering plants,
at Otto Schwlll's seed store, 346 Main st.
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A TASTY collection of sheet music,
entirely new, to be found at MeTriman
& WllIcOx's, 289 Second street, corner Of
Madison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-20
Important to Ladies'.
Dies UNDER WEAR
AT
STILL LOWER PRICES.

Having made arrangements with q
large eastern manufacturer of ladies'
and children's cotton underwear, We can
now confidently assert that we are off9r.
ing this class of goods to the ladies of
Memphis as low as New York jobbers
can afford them. We will place the fret
installment of these goods on our tables
tomorrow morning. Ladies will take
notice that our present prices are fully
ten per cent. less than our conceded low
prices of last month.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES:
Chemises-55c, Csc, 75c, s5c, SOC, 81,
81 rs, 81 80, 81 rs, 81.
Drswers-45c, 6Oc, zoe, $50, 95c, 81,
81 Is, 81 25, 81 SO. 81 rs.
Night dresses-Sl, 81 Is, 81 25, 81 so,
81 rs, 50, So %, So SO, 81 IS.
SSirts-50c, Csc, 75c, SOC, 81, 81 Is,
81 25, 81 SO, 81 IS, 81.
Corset covers-75c, SOC, ST., 81 25, 81 so,
81 rs, 81.
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The Ladies'


the Emanuel Episcopal church will give
q Centennisl tes-Dsrty for the benefit Of
the parish, at Zion hall, February 22d
and 23d.
F. CHAMBERS,