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TELEGRAPHIG.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Proposed Peace Congress EsSsase
from the PreSIdeEt.

from the PfeSideEt
WASHINGTON, April l9th.-The following message
has been sent TO Congress:
send you copy OF q ciTcnl r invitation extended
to the independent countries Of North and South
America TO participate in general Congress, to be
held in Washington on the I'D of November next,
for the purpose Of considering sud discussing
methods Of preventing the war between Peru and
Chile, which would initiate against the happy re-
suits which might otherwise be expected from such
an assemblage. Tire differences indicated are such
as exist between Chile and Peru between Mexico
and Guatemala and the States Of Cent Al America
was hopeful that these dlferepoes would disappear
before the time fixed for the meeting OF the Congress
This hone has not been realized Having observed that
the authority OF the President to convene such Con
greSs has been questioned beg leave 80 that
the Constitution coniers upon tho President the
power, by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, TO make treaties, aud that this provision
confers the power to take all requisite measures to
initiate them, and TO this Cnd the President may
freely confer with one or several Commissioners
delegates Of other nations. The Congress contem-
plated by the invitation could only effect any yalu
able result by its conclusions eventually 10y resolu-
ton or otherwise of its opinion in the premises ard
my action will be in harmony with such expression.
CHESTER A ARTHUR,
Catholic Priest Missing.
LAWRENCE (Mass.) April 10th Considerable eN-
element is caused by the disappearance of Rev.
Daniel s Healy, pastor of St. Patricks Catholic
Church, who had charge OF large amount of money
for building fund. reports circulated affect
ing the character Of Healy.
The Ford Boys.
KANSAS CRY (AIo), April l9th.-Bob ard Charlie
Ford arr iyed in this city from St Joseph LAST even
ing, brought by Marshal Timberake and Captain
Craig. A large crowd was at the depos. but the
boys quietly taken sway. 1t is undcrstood
that Bob Ford will be taken 70 Clay county u
answer to a charge Of killing Wood Hite.
A se5,Ooo Fire.
LAwRKNcEBURG Qn9.l Arril 19th.-A ire here last
night destroyed three places cf business the Post
Office and two dwellinss Loss, 81, 900.
Denied q New Trial.
New YORK, April lSth.-William Sindrsm. under
sentence T. be hanged Friday next. has been de.
MED new trial.
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EDW. caDwALADER.

nFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
" residence, corner Tenth and N streets. Sscrs
mento, Cal
Notary Public
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner OF Deeds for the States and Tern.
tories, and Conveyancer. Particular attention pail
70 taking depositiols.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills. Leases, Contracts, etc.
irawp and acknovlafic-s q aIq.tf
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HATE.
HAhowARE, IRON. STEEL, EJ'c

Hermann, The Hs.ter-Nc. S3s Bsarny street
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices
Factory: No. II Beiden street
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Pacific Business College and Jelegrsph;e
Institute-(Life Scholarship, fo7 full Business
Course, s70) W. Z. Chamberlain Jr., and I. a.
Robinson, P1oprietors, No. $50 Post ssreet, eppo.
site Union Square, S. F., Cal. Send r Circuiars.
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near Pine The finest hats at the lowest prices.
Factory No. II Beiden street
FAR1OWARE, IRON, STEEL, EJC,
Marcus q. Gawley d Co.-Importers o, Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. 30i, 302,
sos, 307 and 800 Market street, San Francisco
METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
W. w, Montague d Co.-Importers OF Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marbleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers OF Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tnware. Nos lilo 112
ia, 1l6 and lis Battery stree
MILLINERY
The Bandbox-The popular Millinery Estabiish.
ment. B. s. Hirscb & Co., No. 74S Market street
Strict attention to orders from the interior
REsTAURANTs
Camrrs Original Italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management OF N. Giamboni
Campi's former partner Nos 5Sl and 5Ss Clay
st. near Monteamery. Everything first class.
swain's Faulty Bakery and Dining
Salooa-No CSC Market street. Wedding cakes
Ice cream, oysters, jeles etc. constantly on hand.
Families supplied.
RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.
The Gutta Per-ha and Rubber Mannfact.
uring Company-MaIufscturerso OF Rubber Goo6s
of every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
"Maltese Cross Brand" Csrpolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. w. Taylor, Manager
Davis & Kellogx-Pioneer Manufacturers OF CAPS
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, ETC. Importers
and Dealers In Rubber Boots and Weolen Goods
No. 81 California street.
STATIONERS, PRINTERS ETC.
III. q. CrOcker 4 Co.-Importing and ManufEct.
Printers IithOQr9nharl
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Catholic Priest Missing.
FOREIGN NEWS.


CfrcHs EIdeF AiEIed.
PARIS, April I9th.-Emilie l.oisse sister os Priri-
cess Reuss, and celebrated circus eques,Tienne,
died from ths effects OF being crushed by horse
which she was exercising in the winter circus.
Aati.Irisb Riot.
Loxpoy, april 19th.-A riot occurred yesterday at
CambCrue, Cornwall, caused by i'll feeling against
the Irish miners. The mob wrecked the houses OF
the Irishmen and the Catholic church.
Jewish Refugees.
VIESNA, April 1sth.-Two hundred Jewish refu-
gees passed through Lemburg sunday on their way
to America Two hund, ed more expected soon
from Brody.
ThtFty.five Lives lest.
LoSDoN, April 19th.-Thirty FIVE persons ~ers
killed by the coliiery explosion at Sunderland yes
4arja
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murderous Tramp Riadlcd with Bullets

Sr. JOSEPH, April h.-Inteligence Is received
here of terrible affair at Barnard thirty miles dis
tant. A tramp murdered man named Akre last
night in cold blood. The citizens turned out anC
the tramp to cover and found him sheltered
curely In lot of cordwood where he could not bs
got at. They finally determined to blaze him out
ard bottles filed with petroleum placed agains
the barricade, followed by lighted cotton The heal
ultimately forced the tramp out and on his appear
ance he riddled with bullets, teen holes being
found on him. No papers, letters or anything lead
ing to his Identification found. 1t is thought
he was insane.
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SACRAMENTO REOORD-UNIOk.
San Francisco 0nice, No. 53I California
street,. II. Sharpe, Agent
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The Ford.Jam Matter.

ST. Louis, April l9th.-Rebert Ford, the slayer Of
Jesse James, was taken to Richmond, Ray county,
the charge of killing Wood Hite of the out
law gang The Ford boys assert that the Governor
promised them immunity of all past crimes but t. a
Post Dispatch reporter CriJtenden Indignantly de-
MES this. He would not say, however, that he
might rot pardon them. The Governor says he be.
lieyes Frank James is dead.
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.
rhe Cuffs per>ha and Ruhher Mamma p
sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS ETC.
WHOLESALE GRocERs,

III. q. Cr0cker q Co.-Importing and Manuftet
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithogrsphers, Nos
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
DRY GOODS.

studebaker Bros. manufacturing Core
pository, 81 Market street. A. II. Isham, Manager
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in San Francisco. We import direct frori the
principal marts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. J. w. Davidson & Co., Ncs.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS
EDUCATIONAL.

Justin Sa.es.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to ~
Montgomery St, S. T. Country orders solicited
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TIE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
Asa Pes. ono. .. Sacramento as second eass matte.
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of FIVE lines in this department arc
nse-ed for IS Its for one time three times fer 50
cents or 75 centE per week.
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THIRTY DAYS FURTHER TIME.
MONEY YTOLoaN
W. 4. asRE. d. D. s.,

~ MFET, NO. COS STREET, Be mSs
tween Sixth end Seventh, Sacramento.
El1-IpIm
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THE VICTIMS.

Following is a list Of the killed: Claus Meyers. a
merchant; Arthur, commercial drummer; VII
liams, a clerk; s. S. Cruges, a farmer l. Payne, a
preacher James Miller I; Con. White, CITY Marsha
The last named was upon the street, and was drawn
up into the air, carried long distance and dropped
lifeless aud almost shapeless mass.
At this time it is entirely impossible to obtain a
list OF the injured, any further details of the
terrible affair. The depot and telegraph Office were
destroyed, and all telegraphic commune .tion ex-
cept upon one short railroad wire, is cut off.
1t Is understood that surgical aid has been sum-
moned from all the adjacent points, and the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway furnished special trains to
transport assistance and supplies to the sufferers.
The financial loss viii aggregate many thousands
of dollars
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Charles Francis Adams. Estate.

Charles Francis Adams Estate.
BosroN, April 19th.-A document has been flied
IN the Registrars office giving John Quincy Adams
power of attorney over the estate OF Charles Fran
els Adams
Destruction by Fire.
PAcHoeUE q. ID April 19th-Forest fires nea,
here have burned many head of cattle and did dam
age to property amounting to S35, 600. They are
mostly under control.
GuifeaH on His Knees.
WASHINGTON, April 18th Bentley and Jameson,
the evangests, visited Guteau yesterday, and the
three kuet together in his cell and prayed Guitesu
WINGED when an alluson to his sudden and immi
nent death was made.
Reward for HOwgate's Arrest.
WASHINGTON, April 10TH Marshal Henry offers
reward of So, 200 for the apprehension Of Captain
Howgate.
RumOred Death OF Haverly.
Nsw YORK, April 19th.-There is a rumor that
Hsvery, the theater manager, died in London to
day.
Relief of the Rodgers.
WASHINGTON, April 19th.-It hss been decided tc
send the United States steamer Iroquois now al
Mare Island, CAL, to the relief of the officers ant
crew OF the Rodgers.
Beaih of "Dave" Wambold.
NEW YoRK, April 19tb.-Edward J. Wsmbold, the
welknown negro minstrel, known as Dave" Wan
bold, died yesterday.
NOT Guilty, Your Honor.
ALBANY, April 19h.--Judge Westbrook publishes
card vindicatiDg himself from the charge, now
under legislative investi CATION of venaity in con-
nec.ion with the elevated road cases.
Further Absorption.
OTTAWA, April 19th.-The Western Union has Sc
cured the Great Northwestern Telegraph Company.
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC

Marcus g.. rawley sS C0.-1mportsrs OF Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 30i, 303,
sos, S07 and 800 Market street. San Francisco
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Crates and MapIoIs set
W. u. Jockey, asa second. lOi
HOTELS, ~REsTAURANTS,
Steamboats, and ROardtnghOuses
eau obtain fine Beefby the
quarter Of
SEEsSEL, ABHNRR q CO.,
and o HOward's Row. 6st
Crops In Alisslssinni.

General A, J.. Vaughan returned this
morning from a visit to his farm in
Marshal county, and gives a dismal
account Of the outlook in that LOCAL..
ty. He says that all the farmers
occupying a wide strip of country
cunning through Marshal. TTiipnab.
TishomingO and Benton counties are
IN the most desperate straight, and
have not raised more than a third Of a
crop Of cotton.
The merchants have been notified
by the farmers hal no debts can be
paid this year. One case was men.
toned Of farm to which supplies to
the amount OF $l4OO had been fur
nished and only fourteen bales OF cot
ton raised, The owner Of the farm
thus loses the rent Of bis land and
hall the amount expended for supplies.
This is about the proportion Of the loss
throughout the country mentioned.
There is at least half a crop of cotton
10 boil yet in the fields, which was
killed by the frost and will not open.
General Vaughan heard altterins 70
ports from other sections.
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PERSONAL.

W. W. Brooks, dentist, $50 Main.
Ladies, ask your dressmaker for the
machine buttonhole, SO
Fur caps Of every description, just
the thing for the present cold snap
can be had of N. Bach, the e~nterpris,
ing halter, under the Peabody.
ThOs. H. Wilson, cabinet maker
and upholsterer. All kinds Of furni.
ture repaired at short notice. AZ
Jefferson street, next to Fuchs market
Mr.. Charles W. Towner, late Of
Baltimore, has removed to our city
with the intention Of making it bis
home. He will BE- associated with
his brother at the Goodyear Rubber
House.
The many friends Of our genial AS.
sistant Postmaster. Mr.. John ]. Weller,
are glad to welcome him and bis bride
home again, after severaI days solourn
n Louisville and st. Louis, Nay their
journey through life DO all sunshine.
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FLATBOlT NEWS.
The BrOadhOrn Fleet Of the
Lower Ohio.

The aatbOat season was fairly opened
here by the passage south two weeks
ago of BedgOOd's coaster, which put
off 200 bbls Of apples for this market.
10 Craig's boat has been here for
several days, aud after putting of 100
bbls Of apples, sold at good figures,
showed of for a coasting voyage Thurs
day. Uraig's craft is from Rockport,
Ind.
Brandenburg's fat, from Mauck-
port, Ind, with 200 bbls of potatoes
and a lot Of hay for this market, is
overdue, and at last accounts was fast
aground at Island 80. Dan Lopp is
her pilot. Other boats under way
below Louisville, or loading fAr
Southern markets are as follows.
I. B. johnson has a pair Of boats
loaded at Carsville. One is under way
Tor the South in charge OF the owner,
while Captain Wickliffs Gibbs is pre-
pairing to pilot tho other, named the
Tidal Wave. They are loaded with
potatoes and 60 through to New
Orleans.
Hugh Espey's boat, Buffalo Bill,
with 5000 bbls potatoes, from Rising
Sun, passed Memphis Tuesday last
twelve days from Louisville; good
running for a six foot draft and a six
foot channel. Captain Nathan Collier
commands, and he goes through tC
New Orleans.
Blacks coasting boat, from Vevay
was at FletCher's, 100 miles above
Memphis, last Wednesday.
VIM. Peasants has two boats allins
out with potatoes at Cairo, and they
80 through to New Orleans.
George Mitchell is taking on a cargc
of potatoes at Parkinson's (PotatC
Jo's), 100 miles above Cairo, anC
Messrs Cullum and Hamilton ar,
also loading a boat at the same place
Hugh TrOtter is loading a barge
with potatoes for the Memphis mar.
ket at Amsterdam, fifty miles below
Louisville, and Jesse H. Barker is
loading a pair of boats at Grand View
Indiana. John Krouch, of Rome
Indiana, is under way with a cargo o
hooppoles for the sugar coast. Col
U. NJ. Terrell is loading with potatoes
at Elizabethtown, and W. G. Hard
wick is also fitting out for his usua'
winter voyage to the sugar CROWN,
country.
at Oaye-in-R Rock Illinois, a mum.
Der OF boats are loading, among then
JET Howard, Of Rising Sun a 6n;r.
outhis coaster Will potatoes 7 I
0oOdUiia is filing up a cargo of pota
toes straight; so is ]. NJ. Gregory
Thos. Tyre, George LangFord and Il
Cox. This about completes the lowe
Ohio brOadhorn list.
The potato aud apple markets o
Memphis have both been looking vi
for some days past. Potatoes readil,
command from 81 50 to 81 80 per Dbl
as per quality, while apples are wortl
from 81 80 to 50 so per Dbl, the latte.
for fancy New York pippin AM
Roman beauties.
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THE CITY.
LEDGER LIERs.

At Specht 4 Walter.
Professor Saxby's hop tonight.
Choice bear at Clements, s6 Beal.
For bricks, telephone Jno. Cubbins,
Choice bear at Clements, Sc Beal.
300 baskets grapes,D. Canale & Co.
0zanne& Nays new store, 257 Main.
Deep sea mackerel, Jos.P. Carey & Co
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Professor Saxby's select hoptO night
at 1874 Main street,
Telephone Clement your orders for
oysters, fish and game,
One car ripe, choice bananas for sale
cheap at D. Canale l. Co.'s.
Hsnauer Oil Works are selling
cotton seed bulls at 81 per ton.
1000 lbs choice trout. perch and red
snapper, at Clements, for Saturday.
Wanted-Good cook and washer,
white or cOlOred. 50 Adams street.
1000 pounds ReelfOot perch and
t:sut, alss red spsppsFs 81 Clements.
Fresh she'll, bulk AID can oysters at
Clements, By the barrel or dozen,
cheap.
Choice dressed chickens and turkeys
Of Clements own killing, on hand for
Saturday.
Choice dressed turkeys and celery
for Thanksgiving in endless quantities
at Clements, Sc Beal street.
Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, ETC., bound at the PUBLIC
LEDGER bildery, 10 Madison street.
We call attention Of merchantS to
Mr.. H Dow's advertisement of Head
Light" coal oil in another column.
Dressed turkeys. red snappers and
ReelfOOt perch at Victor D. Fuchs
market, 80 and 81 jefferson.
Business men will find it 10 their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Job
printing Office, ID Madison street
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printin,
Office and blank book mandatory, IL
Madison street, executes every class Of
such work 10 good style and at low
rates.
Licenses to marry we're issued To-.
day to Proctor Brown aud Elizabeth
Ovens, z. Underwood and Blanche
Wolf
The following numbers drew the
capital prizes in the Commonwealth
Distribution Co. at Louisville yester-
day: 44,7lS, $4,000, 1858, $4,000;
1875, 5000
The PUBLIC LEDGER Job printing
office and book bindery is prepared to
execute work with neatness and dis.
patch, and at as low rates as ans com
petitor.
The industrious PAYERS on Union
street worked all through yesterday.
and ate their thanksgiving dinners
from tin buckets the same as on
any other day.
Don't forget the socisbIe at the res.
idence Of Mr. W. W. Scheduled. No
8 Poplar street, for the benefit of the
Young Ladies' Aid Society Of tho
First Presbyterian church.
!. The PUBLIC LEDGER job PRINTING
ofice constantly RECEIVES new type Of
the latest styles, and the Office gener
ally is kept up to the highest standard
Of excellence.
Hand bills Of all sizes, from the
smallest to a three sheet poster, done
With p%satpoaa and dispatch, at the
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office.
Prices aH low as the lowest.
Kentucky pork sausage in buckets,
spare ribs and back bones, dressed
poultry. eggs, Ky. roll butter, game
and heelfOOt lake fish low al Kirk
Allen & Co., $50 Front street.
Letter heads, envelopes, bill heads
bills OF lSding, cards and all kinds Of
L
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NsNyxil D

1sSyx;h DIS. j jee2
! ~ 10 issslpi Of ses sss pas
wkssE, HxAs LipET,coAs ossieca
Ats test, - PEE 3. ?. WllllHmsea, Coal
OIL ~lHspssseFI ssthasals. gili L
to' bstiss oil shah d required BY shs
law Of Tssnsssss, am sailing, and
shall continue 70 sell, to the Tennes
sec trade, at the same price at which
any other oil Of q lower grade may be
sold. II. Dow.
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Choice Beef TenderIOins, zoe ID,
Choicest steaks & ROasis, I2toI5,
Pure Pork Sausage, I5c lib,
Oysters, Fish aud Game received
daily,
BRESSEL's MARKET,
asI main, near UHiOn. e3t
Criminal Court.
]. G@onEala, retailing liquor on Sun,
day. Fined $40.
A. T. Wimberly, carrying concealed
weapons. Fined $50 and sixty days.
Appealed.
L. sambucetti, retailing liquor on
Sunday. Fined %.
Charles Walker, grand larceny.
pressed.
Henry Thompson, grand larceny.
Not guilty.
Joe Clark aud Ed johnson, grand
larceny. Three years each.
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All In.

The weekly story papers, aud for
sale at regular rates, 4 for Zoo. Also
a full line Of toys and novelties At bot
tom prices. Dickens Curiosity Shop,
corner Second and Madison,
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Fire Alarms.

An alarm Of FIRE occurred yesterday
afternoon caused by some machinery
Of the Merchants Compress and
Storage Company on Adams street,
rubbing against the wood work and
iguiting it. The flames spread to some
loose cotton up stairs, but it was OK.
tinRuiShOd with insignificant loss b..
fore the engines reached the spot.
Tho damage is nothing Of importance.
The alarm between nine and ten
o'clock last night was caused by q
scare at the residence Of Mr.. Nap.
Hill, on Madison street, corner Of
Third.
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NEW
SSflkIlgBlGEVheaI

We use now, as for the past fheen
years, only the very best NEW YORK
STATE For mixing
we use only the old. well known and
approved ingredients, We use no alum,
NO bone dust acid, or any cheap mix
ture or adulteration whatever.
For sale at u prices by all retail gro
GERS. Be sun to get the right kind.
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kRsIDBSCks.
J Orleans. near Adams,
81 Orl.ans, ne u Adans,s
~ oataranG, corner Third,
50 Safarana,
- In -, corner Washington.
~ Madam, near dep {,
90 NJ in, second dg0r only,
" nee, rooms.
$40 Shelby, near I bot,
cottage on Bass avenue,
gottsge on Bass avenue with garden,
rope ayre place, 6 screS, ? mil6s out on
He,nando read,
Fiji h street, Horn Lake read. cor. Carolina,
STORES.
791f secopd, near JEFF enon,
Popl 7, " til rooms,
ll Second, With ICONS and cellar.
~ Second, Irving Block,
"a h1in south Of Adsns.
IS Poplar.
S,S Second, unde 0~pershouse,
Madison street colt n thed
GreenlaW Onerahou.e, per niRht.
w ARTHt y WIFE III Y Aren't.
$50 aSi Mails str OF, u%pstsifs.
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TAKEN UP.

O FRAY Nil.
u ia auls taken Up. owner can Rlply
-" 81 EK hAnge il.
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FOR REMT.


AR8B arft class coit1n ~Watshouse, new
~ root 10 Drrfeot repair, will cover zoo
bales u cotton: large vsrd, once and Il en-.
ING room, with gas and waite con- eetions;
ieoation on shelby street, tetseen Beal . d
Linaeti Or l Win rent sans and ny ,erV ces
70 take charge Of tamr ~ u end Of the cotton
sea On. J. v. PATalCK, at Memphi Gin
90 Main street.
A LAtGB UNFINISHED room or second
n hoor villa board, - second. II .3
THE storshouses. 1873 aud iI9 Poplsr q ;
also 70 idenoe rooms over lA9 P0pAY At.
lnquire Of jim LVAGuR,
We a. Courthouse.
DWELLING bouts, rs MOsby IT,. 4 room,
u and ki chen; good eiftern. sever comes
tons eomtlete. Inquire - ~ Mosby u. 81
A PhRA OF $50 ACRES on Gs,msntowu
a rosd lfH miles from wsmphis, and iE
mileifom 'apieFils. AipE 10 70 Euling 81
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KAHN a. PRRIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar,
We are Selling This Week

For 75c beautiful silk velvet, 50
and Toe; IS aud l0c for black fine cash.
mere, Doe loo for brocaded garnet.
green or black, l5c; 10 and SIC for
plaid dress goods, ice; DC for black OF
Icolored kid gloves, DC.
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ROOMS n BOARD.

A SUITE Of font rooms and 4 back room
~ aith boatd AL Madison. i2N-