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The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11
CITY AND VICINITY,
NEW ADvERT1sEmENTs ro-DA

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Mrs. Scot-Sddons City Hall.
Minuet and Ninuet Daaces-Prof Barnes
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Pratt's Astral Oil.
Steamer Fra coma,
IL. l. Nelson q Cos.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notices
Boy Wanteb-I. Henry Rines & Co.
Piano iOT Sale-No. 1873 Nidde st,
$40 $1,000 Baxter 81 Co.
NOticc-R. U q. Society.
Mis- Jennie Crowell-Teacher of Piano.
Kansas Farms.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

f. o. BAILEY & Co, will BEGIN the sale of
the balance of the Rand stock to-day, at 10 a.
M, at their rooms About $4,000 worth
remains yet and great bargains can be obtained.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

ALL Linen Crash from 8 10 10 cts per yard
These are neither Vet nor Smoked, bat are
cheaper than any of that class Of goods ou the
market. EASTMAN Bros.
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Steep Fails.

STEEP FALLS, Feb. 3.
The officers Of Saco RIVER Lodge, No. n, I,
Q. of G.. T., were publicly installed on Friday
evening, by Lodge Deputy, G. M. Tucker.
viz:
s. 81 Cousins, W. G. t.
Mrs. Martha Hobson, W VT
Al CO Staples, W R a. s.
Hattie Chase, W l. a..
James 81. Knapp, w S.
Eta p. Sapborn, w. A. s.
A. Jenpess, W. f. s.
Matte Tucker, w. I.
w. Foster, W. NJ.
Lucy Coolbrotb, W. D. M.
Chss j Knapp, W q.
Cara Neveps, w. i. G.
Liuwood Foster, W. o G.
E r. WiDgate, P. w. G. T.
After the installation services the meeting
was addressed by Rev. r. s. Osgood and l. J.
Strout Of Limington, Rev. P. M. Hobsop, E.
R. Wiugate and E. f. Sawyer of this village.
The remarks were fitting and to the point
and wee received by the audience with much
enthusiasm.
The exercises were interspersed with music
by the Quartette Club and others, which did
much credit to them all and was very pleasing
to those present, and each one took their de-
parture at the close, feeling that they had
been benefited thereby.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

WHITE Spool Cotton, warranted 80 yards on
spool, for cts. per dezsu, at Eastman Bros,
534 Congress street. feb5d,f
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

DR. o. FITZGERALD will visit Portland the
18th, 18th and 18th of February, at Falmouth
Hotel. feb8d9t
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

EXTRA quality white 4-thread Yarn, IS cents
skeiD, at H l. NELSON & Co.'S.
feb11d3s harrington Block.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

The Maine Central Railroad will not receive
freight at freight house in this city after five
o clock p. N. is16.tf
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

EASTMAN Bros. are selling good double
fold pillow case cotton at cts per yard.
feb51tf
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

READ Stndley's advertisement of Prints.
fahS62t
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

STEAMER CHESAPEAKE will leave for New
York this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

AT regular meeting of Triumph Lodge, No.
so, l. o. 6. T., held at their hall Saturday eve.
ming, Feb. Ssb, the following officers were in
stalled:
w. @. T-Alroy Noyes
r. n. S.-Nettie N. True.
L FL. S.-Alice Crockett
w V. T.-Jua a. Noyes.
w. I'll. S. Turtle
w. A. S.-Nellie P. Warren.
w. f. S.-True Warren.
w. IA d. Sweetsir.
w. G Ernest True.
W. M.-Wlll. Chandler
A. NJ Emma Told
l CIVIL. True.
o G.-George Tower.
2. W. @. T.-Wm. j. True.
The lodge is in very good condition and is
about to have library. They have got some
of the books and more are on the way from
New York, ordered from the American News
Co. Our lodge is one of the oldest in the state,
organized Dec 20, 1866 1t now numbers 70
membars ia good standing. The lodge is to
have drama soon to help pay for books for
our library. The play is mick of the Woods
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

DURING the past week we have added many
choice patterns of Handbags TO our assort-
ment. II. !. NELSON & Co,
443 Congress street, harrington Block.
feb11 Sot
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

ONE WEEK MORE
Aud we move TO our Rev Store.
For the week we shall offer some
very great
BARGAINS in JOB LOTS
to close, viz: Odds and Ends i'm
COX SETS that cost us feOm Use to
VI 90. your choice for CSC. All our
5Oc COkSETS for this WEEK
ONLY at 35c.
Also a lot of Ladies' and Chill
dren'S B1eacheG and UDbleachea.
Finished Seams, FIeeced.iined
Ladies' al 25c, ChiIdren,s
loo, or 3 pairs fOr csc.
We have several lots of
OHILDREN'S HOSE
which we offer at Hoe, l5c and
Csc. which cost dONbie these fig
ureS.
We have lots of Remnants i'm
DRESS GOODS,
&C.. &c. which you can have at
almost any price TO CLOSE.
We have secured lot of fine
PURE LINEN CRASHES
frOm the New York fires, Is and
20 inches wide, which we offer at
hOc per yard. DON'T fail to see this
splendid bargain.
We also offer you our WE'LL
known and highly appreciated
Petersburg" UnlaunGried Shirts.
at SSc. This is the best made. best
fitting, best cloth OF any one dollar
shiii ever offered in This city.
We offer fine real Turkey Red
DamaSk, warranted fast cOlOrS.
al soc per yard.
Also Table Linen, NAPKINS.
Towels, crashes and Linen BOs.
Oms AT COST.
D0n't Tail to see our
BLEACHbD and BROWN SHeETINGS,
Fine 40 inch BLEACHED COT
TON at only Sc per yard, and ga
only lOc.
OUR 4 CENT PRINTS.
III there are any ladies who have
mot purchased some OF these hand.
some PRINTS invite Them to do
SO this week.
Respectfully,
A. B. lib u I'll E R .
Middle, corner Cross Street.
feblO diff
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the UTMOST reIlaOce
may be placed in it
HUNTS Il e m e.
d. encourages sleep,
crestes an appetite,
b aces up the system
and renewed health ,s
the result. Send for
Pamphlet to
VIM Il. CLARKE,
PROVIDENCE, II. i
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

In order to reduce my stock to the lowest possible
point previous TO CLOSING my store for repairs,
shall for the next
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-11

Mrs Scotl-SidioDs' appearance at City Hall
Monday night will be her first appearance
since her return fioHa Australia
1t does not look as If ctr Howard would
open the Music Hall Thursday. he went to
Boston Monday and has not advertised his
ooannp
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891<; Reading, 201k; Erie, 1885; preferred,
531S; new IS, 1854; AIS, 1854; 4s, 1O416.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Money market
easy at 21604 per cent, closing at 21k@319
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4@5 per
cent. Sterling exchange-bankers' bills weak
at 487; sight exchange on New York, 4o9.
Government bonds strong; coupons OF
1881, 1919; new 80, 1885; new AS, lO6;
new 4s, 1929; currency Is, ~. state
securities dull; Tennessee 6s, old, 3311s
Tennessee6s, new, 301k; Virginia 6s, old, 300
Virginia 6s, new, BIZ; Missouri 6s, lOo4.
Railroad bonds were firm; Erie seconds being
the feature of the market. There were no
sales of Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis issues. The stock market was
quiet with huctuation, except In few IN
stances, unimDortant. Western Union de-
clined from 9215 to 81, rose TO SIi8, ana re-
acted to 921A; Louisville and Nashville
advanced 2 per cent. to 81, and, after react
ing to 601S, recovered to 6I78; American DIS
trict telegraph rose from "a to to; Union
Pacific fell off from 76A to 741s. Other
changes were insignificant, and the market
closed steady. Transactions aggregated %
900 shares, of which 5000 were Erie, 5000
$500 preferred, 1880 st. Paul common and
1000 preferred, 5000 Lackawanna, 1000 New
Jersey Central, 5000 Michigan Central 5000
st. Joseph. 24O0 OHIO and Mississippi, 5000
Western Union, 1900 Louisville and Nash
vile, 1900 Iron Mountain, 1900 Kansas and
Texas, and $500 Chesapeake and OHIO.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Western Union telegraph, 924; Quicksilver,
l434; Quicksilver preferred. "a: Pa
cifc Mail, Is; Mariposa, A; Mariposa
preferred, Al; Adams express, l05X; Wells
& Fargo's express, 500; American express,
461k; United States express, 4715; New
York Central, 118; Erie, 27A; Erie pre-
ferred, 514; Harlem, 156; Michigan Csn-
trial, 1885 offered; Panama, 148; Union Pa
ciic stock, 741S; Lake Shore, 751s; Illi-
nois Central, SIX; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
81; Northwestern, SOS; Northwestern pre-
ferred, &c.; Cleveland, Columbus, Cinein-
trial. 81 T.; Rock Island, l39; st. Paul, 541144;
st. Paul preferred. 92X; Wabash, 36;
Fort Wayne, 11016 offered; Terre Haute,
10 offered; Terre Haute preferred, 19A /; Chi
cago and Alton, 8314 Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, Ill; Ono and Mississippi, 1419; Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, 56I;
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph, 351s; Chr
cago, Burlington and Quincy, 114I; Hanni-
bal and st. Joe, POS; Hannibal and st. Joe
preferred, 415S Canada Southern, 5619; Lou
isyllle and Nashville. 6l34; Kansas Pacific,
So; Kansas and Texas, 1871; st. LOUIS and
San Francisco, 81s; st. Louis and San Fran
CISCO preferred, 10; st. Louis and San
Francisco irsts, preferred, 81; st. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern, IA; st. Louis, Kan
sas CITY and Northern preferred, 403S; Central
Pacific bonds, 1925; Union Pacific bonds,
11216; Union Pacific land grants, 1I35S;
Union Pacific sinking funds, 11438.
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steady with fair demand; SO so cash, 81 SOC
8 821k July, SO 921S@9 95 August. Lard Lar
g 9oI1c Gnonst Rnlk meats steady, 5000
487I@5.0 211c. Whisky steady, 81 Oh.
NEW ORLEANS, June 24.--FIour-su-
per6ne, SIS 5000; double extra, 81 50; treble
extra 81 75@5 So higher aePt GRADES, aSs s. 7S@
oniei and weak, 381k $3.50. Cornmeal firm
er, So 1902 so. Hay-ordinary, $13; prime.
SiI7; choice, 500. PORK, $40 Is. Lard-tieroe,
7@7Ac; key, 71z@'74c.. Bulk meats-shoul-
ders, loose, 4c; packed, Axe; clear rib, SIC;
clear sides, sac. Bacon-shoulders, 415c;
clear rib, sac; clear, &C.. Sugar-cured hams,
canvased, 8@11c, as in size. Whisky
western rectifed, 81 05@1 08. Coffee-Rlo,
cargoes, ordinary to prime, 11@I5c. Sugar
common to good common, 6@61c; fair to
fully fair, 62s@65Sc; prime to choice, 624@
nc; yellow clarified, TOTO. Molasses-
fermenting, 24@30c; common, Csc; fair, 28c;
prime to choice, 32@35c. Rice-Louisiana,
ordinary to choice, 65s @7Ac.
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Terms Of Sale-Cash. This June Ia, 1879.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
MiFarland & Otis. AttorneEs me
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TQY virtue OF tIust deed made to me- bv guusnda
ID Labesque and B. LabesQue, dated MaTch 81
1871 and recorded 10 the Registers Gee of SfeIhV
county Tennessee, in book No. III, PAGES l1 q ETC.
l viii, on lE1nduE, GuHe so, 1879, al me
south gate OF Court square In Memphis rennessee
sell for cash, CT public 0atcTy the following i 80
tate: Lying south OF Memphis, In said county and
being the north half OF the following ceScrfbeUi
tract VIZ: Beginning al the intersection OF TIE norf
line Of Kerr avenue with the center of the HON
Lake real; thence east on and with the north line Of
Kerr avenue 70 the southeast corner OF a9f56-aert
tract conveyed by ". II. GlesscOck TO a ID SmaiI-
thence north with the east line OF said 9ll55-acre
tract 10 stake the southeast corner OF tTscf sold
by said Small TO RoberE W. Sanford, thence west
parallel with Kerr avenue 70 stake In the rIdflp ~
the Horn Lake roads themes south with SAID road 10
the beginning containing seven acres, and the north
half thereof 70 be sold containing jas acres All
right OF DOVER homestead and redemption waived
D H POSITION T'-,rf.s
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GhaBcery Of sale OF Real lSiats5
No. ..S45, R C3552, H-)-ChRneeTy Cont OF kleibE
county-Nn- h. AoOreSE Co. vs. ". II. Peatse-
by virtue OF an interlocut0ry decree for sale en-
u tered IN the above cause on the 18th day Of
April, 1879 III. B. "a. page 10, VIII ssh a. rube
auction, TO the highest bidder, In front Of the Clerk
in the Ta1ingdistIct OF Shelby county, late cT OF
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HrnsfeasS Saio

ISY deed recorded in Registers once OF Shelby
II county, In book i26, page 53l, q. W. TrTlebeaft
and his WIFE, n. :. Irueneart, conveyed to me IN
trust certain house and iot IN Memphis Ten1essee
therein described; the lot fronfi1g d9 feet on re
Side OF the alley between Poplar and WaslflR toli
streets, and running westward about -te fe 10 the
alley between Main and Second streets. 70 secure
Patton d co. me payment OF three notes ihsein set
out given by TrueiIeart and wife for the baince III
purchase money OF said property, aggr3gnflnp
S2552, all bearing Interest from 9th June 1S7s
Ia default OF payment or any OF sad notes or the
advertise and sell; ard In that event an ne notes
become due and PAYABLE ous Of the proceed az fhe
sale. The two first or said notes and certain taxes
are due and unpaid. / vii therefore, on TFIITTS-
DAY, July II, 1879, at 2 O'Clock. at the Southwest
corner OF Madison and Main streets, MemphiS seii
at public outcIy 70 the highest bidder for cash fhe
above described propert5, fOFthe purpose OF Dayin
said notes. interest and taxes. The right OF reernr
tOn Is waived and the purchaser takes absolute TIRE
which Is believed 70 be perfect. but CONVEX OTlv s
trustee. On the lot is a cOmmodiOus 2.storv hrfeI
residence, No. 1SI Second street
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The tone If the future market was as fol-
lows: AT 1910. quiet and steady; 1858,
steady at decline; 1l:30, quiet l2:45, quiet
and steady; las, quiet; 2:30, quiet and
steady; $50, steady. Sales, $1,000 bales.
The New Orleans market closed quiet and
steady at l2c for middhng. Sales, 200 bales;
receipts. net, $50 bales. Stock, q, 760 bales.
The Liverpool kilograms yesterday reported
cotton u shade easier; middling uplands,
I'd; Orleans, z Lied Sales, 1000 bales.
Receipts, 49, 462 bales; Is, 1922 American.
Liverpool futures opened with sellers at n
decline OF 1921; June-July, 6 81 SD; July
August, I'd; August-September, Lie,
7I.32a. At the close futures were steady
Juue-July, 6 20 32d; August September,
3l.32d
The movements at the ports were reported
M follows:
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GRIFFIN.

The cotton market took downward direc-
ton again yesterday. Liverpool and New
York both quoted lower, and elsewhere the
tone was generally dull. At Liverpool re-
ceipts were large, 49, 800 bales. In our mar
ket there was little inquiry and no sales;
buyers claimed decline, but askings were
at former quotations. The New York BWl
letin, of Saturday, reported: "The tone all
day was comparatively steady, and there
seemed to be feeling OF greater confidence
among the bulls This is due il a measure
to the wedding out of the exciting element
which has SO easily taken alarm Of late and
spilled out long cotton on the least provo
cation, and may alsGbe attributed in part to
the beneficial influence exerted by the speedy
resumption and settlement in full on the part
of one of the firms so recently suspended aid
the expectation that the other will soon fol-
low. The increasing movement and harden
ing values on spots have also tended to give
a more cheerful feeling. Still buyers, as yet,
have not come forward with positive free
dom, and the orders for fresh investment at
the moment are comparatively small"
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No. 284z, b (355l, II )-ChanceTy Court OF shelby
county VIM E. Moore Co. vs.. Thomas Pearoe.
10y virtue OF an inteIlOcutoFy decree for sale en-
Ii tered in tue above cause on the 18th day OF
April 1873, II. 3. "a, page 2I6, viii sell al pub
Clerk and Masters ONCE, Courthouse Building Main
street. 10 the Taxing district of Shelby county, late
city OF Memphis, Tenn, On
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Belle Memphis-2842 brls -four and meal
104 sacks grain, So bales hay, POI pkgs whit
lead, 1857 pkgs lard, 8 bales cotton, 81
rkc snndries
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hIE&AE.
d5radft0va' Eoffoa

No. 3333-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessee-tV. W. Canada, Admir- OF VIM Hnd-
gems, deceased VS.. J. B. Hudgens ct al
I I appearing from afuayt an this cause that this
i Is a proceeding Instituted % wind up and settle
the estate Of VIM. HuCgsns, deceased, as en- insol-
vent estate; It IS therefore ordered that an parties
interested in said estate MAKE their appearances
herein az the courthouse Of Shelby county In Mems
pitts. Tenn. on or before the 18th day OF October
next ana have themselves made parties ana NE and
barred; and that COPY OF this order be Published
once week for four successive weeks, IN me Mem
phis Appeal This L th day OF June, $40
A copy-attest: K. J. BLACK. Clerk and Ffaster
By l. b. D. Henry, Deputy Clerk and Ms a.
n AllEarlarll Sol for N
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COTTON FACTORAGE BUSHES:
sTEAMSHTPS.
ENMAN LINE

UNITRD STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
New York to - ueenBtOwn a Liverpool
EUeJy Thursday or Saturday.
City of BeT1n 5491 tons. City of Montreal 1890 tins
City of Richmond, 1907 City OF Brussels, 3775
City of Chester. 1868 City of New York, $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est, largest and fastest on the Atlantic and have
every modern improvement including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterooms, revolving
chairs In saloons, bath and smoklngr rooms, barber
shops, etc. For rates OF passage and other infoma-
tIon, apply to JOHN @. DALE, Agent, 81 Broadway.
New York, or % THOS. FI6HER,
Emmet Bank, Memphis
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sis DE rsRaRRps.
RHcyUGY ss1gISE,

SACEAN grove, n. =. ("Tbe City by the
W Sea.'') Summer and winter Teso.ton the shores
of the broad Atanuo and We ley E2ka. Ceol bEeezas
IN summer, and warn st an heated rooms IN vim
ter. Otiss Hydraulic Passenger Elevator. Ora An
nuGei tor. Telephone, Telegraph q As, Warm 5eii-
water Baths Fire escapes, Cool SpTiBgHater, SHADY
Groves, etc. Entire freedom from iTlSQltttces. Per
feet drainage Large sewer to ocean. Sllend,d
Bathing, BOatlng. FL hing Drives and " alks. 100
rooms. 50 so TO So per dag. Liberal deductions
by the week and month lI5 hours from New York
via Central Railroad of New Jersey 90 trains each
way daily or the New Ocean Pier Line via Long
Branch. pig hours from Philadelphia 10 minutes
from Long Branch. Open the year r0unG.
Fl. II. SHELD0N, Proprietor.
WELCOME z. SHELDON, Manager.
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DRY GOODS.
[BY TELEGRAPH. ]

NEW YORK, June 24.-Cotton goods are
moving fairly on account of back orders and
prices remain firm, but new business is light.
Utica wide sheetings have advanced. Prints
are quiet and firm with an improved tenden-
cy. Lawns are doing well. Men's-wear
woolens are less active, but steady in price.
Linen goods are in far request and higher.
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Non-Kesiilent Nosicn.

No 8J33-In inc Clancefy JOnrt OF ShCIrT c1IInfQ
Tennessee-W, ". Canada. Admir- Of M fllld-
gens, deceased, Us. j. b. HCdgens ct nI -
I I appearing from affidavit IN this cans nf tho
i defendants. Sallie Campbell. Patrick y rrbeli
A. 5. Hudgens, Hiram Hudgens, Janeffe u1loIrera
state OF Tennessee: =, -
II IS therefore ordered That they make t,lr an
peaTance herein at the courthouse Of SHELBY coInf
In Aemphlii 1sIlil' on OF before the frsf Monday
compiainants bib or the same VIII be tsn Tor con
fessed as 70 thenl and set FOR hearn- q, N 1s and
that copy Of this order be published once 4 week.
for four successive weeks in the Menphis Appeal
This 18th day OF June. 1879. - q \
A COPY attest: r. ]. BLACK, ClCTk ana llnstsf.
By =. b MdEfJiY, Deputy g. and Al
L. b. AFarland. Sol. for complainant Eed
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The following are the New York spot quo
tations for yesterday: Ordinary, lie;
good ordinary, ii 1-16c; low middling,
IL Lice; middling, 1886; good middling,
II 1l-16c; middliDg far, 1880. AT 1924,
dull; is, steady, sales at noon include at
least 1900 bales for export; 1915, barely
steady; 2:l5, barely steady; 3, barely steady.
Sales, 22l3 bales. Stock, 142, $50 bales.
The following is the latest New York tele-
gram Of futures:
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees sale.

RY virtue OF the authority in me vested b a de-
u cree in the cause OF ESenken et az. vs. iaiauer
ct al, No. 35f, e. D. In the Probate Court 81 heibT
county, Tennessee, to which reference Is her8 made
and by virtue OF the 9ef o. rust therein hs1 4. axe
Cuted oy james Hayes ct TX 20 Leopold 1zlauef
trustee on the l.h OF April. 1873, and recorded III
book 80 page 15S, Registers olce Of Shelby countJ
Tenn, / VIII. en- the 80
23d day cf July. 1879,
IN 'front.' OF the business house OF Afenlen Brothers
2b3 Main street, Memphis Tenn, sell to the hfall-
est bidder, for cash, the following real estate I07s
Nos. 10, II and -. IN block No p OF Rzrlr1r,ss
plan OF subdivision in the city OF Memphfs T,r1r,
sell and convey only as trustee
tue J. S. ANDREWS. Trustee
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POpular Prices
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Or q ES 8 HALL.
S3 PER DAY.
This splendid hotel has been thoroughly renovated
and refurnished. VIII open for guests June 81.
CLEMENT & SOUTHGATE. PrOp'Ts.
Fl. S. CLEMEET, late Lindell Hotel, st. Louis.
WIN. WILKINSON, Superintendent.
PRH HINTS SPRINGS
Hstea Houge.

DRIMM'S SPRINGS are situated twenty miles
4 west OF Columbia, in Hickman county, Tenn .,
and ten miles from Bon Aqua, and Will be open 10
the public june 10th. We have built many new
rooms aud improved others TO considerable extent.
so that we much better able TO accommodate the
public than heretofore. A daily hack will run from
Columbia to Bon Aqua, via Primnf's. For further
information. see Embry & FTessOn, Columbia, Tenn.
az Board, 81 per day. ID. j. ESTES Il SONS.
EEN WICK BALL, Saybr0OE Point, ct.
- Beautifully located on Long Island Sound At
the mouth Of the Connecticut river. Easy Of access
from New York BY boat or cars. All the attractions
OF frst-cass watering place; rooms large, well ven
ttlated, and lighted with gas Throughout. Milk and
cream from COWS kept upon the place. For further
Information and circulars. please address Hotel
aerkeley, Boston, Mass. until June 18th. Open June
25th. Prices unusually low z. STANTON, Prop'F.
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ELECTRIC RELTS.
EDUCATIONAL.
Greenwood Female Seminary.

Opens first Monday In September. Ths continued
and successful operation of this Seminary proves its
advantages. Being select and limited, pupils re-
ceve that personal attention to their health and pro-
gress that cannot be given In an oVERCRowDKD
Seminary, Daily callsthenic drill. Sulphur WELL
Firstclass facilities, For catalogue address
MRS. N. LAWRENCE LIND5LEY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-25
RIVER NEWS.

River and Weather.
The table and dispatches below give official
information concerning the weather and
rivers:
OFFIOE SIGNAL SERVICE q. 8. A., |
MEMPHIS, June "a, 1879.