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BROWN az JONES.
The Coal Kings of the n ississippi-AlI
Kinds of Coal, at Various Places.

All the people along the lower Mississippi
river have heard of Brown & Jones, who
have coal-y in the prominent cities, and
barges at all the leading landing points. In
Memphis the firm is among the best known
1t has done business here for many years. II
is among the most enterprising. It's Mem
pbis me mber is one who is always ready to
encourage in a substantial way enterprises
that are calculated to increase the prosperity.
For a long time Brown & Jones dealt almost
exclusively in Pennsylvania soil, having ex-
tensive mines in that State, but, in order to
supply growing demand for cheap coal, they
are now selling Kentucky and other Goals.
They ship extensively TO the country, filing
orders on a moments notice. They have all
the facilities for transacting an extensive
business, and will keep coal at as low prices
as it can be placed in Memphis.
THE Steinway & Sons piano agency has
been given to the ent rprisiog aud reliable
music house of f. Wilzmann e Co.
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FRIEDMAN BROS,
Wholesale Dealers In Boots and Shoes
Houses iE Memphis and Boston,

One of the houses that has much TO dc
with making Memphis an important boot
and shoe market is that of Friedman Bros
This firm has an extensive establishment il
Boston also. Dealing directly with the man
ufactnrers, and buying so extensively, Fried
man Bros can place boots and shoes in Mem.
phis at lower price than small buyers car
obtain in the East. Both in quantity and va
riety their stock is all that could be desired
The Friedmsn brothers are not only known
as competent and reliable business men, but
as among our most worthy and public-spirited
citizens. Mr.. i. n. Snowden, who is gener-
ally in charge of the Memphis house, is 3
gentleman with whom it is 4 pleasure 10 dc
business. Both in men and material, the
houssof Friedman Bros. is No. l. C1untry
merchants who can't be accom- modated there
wstI xSfdly be satisfied at the factory.
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A. Vaecaro & Co.

This popular old firm occupies place in
the front rank Of Memphis merchants. A.
Vaccaro, B. Vaccaro aud A. B. Vaccaro are
clever gentlemen, popular citizens, successful
and well-informed liquor dealers. They
always have 4 well selected stock, and
handle some of the choicest brands .Qf
liquor. They import very largely of FORE n
braHdies asd wines, and offer superior in
ducemeuts to retail merchants who want full
lines of good liquors. We take pleasure in
recommending them as among the best in
fnMn To Trade with
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-01

A. RENKERT IL CO..
Wholesale and Retail DruggisIs. Deal
crs In Drugs. Perfumery and Fancy
Goods. No. 2I5 Main street Cor
ner AdaWs. and 100 Main
Corner Market.

This firm was established in 1S60-not on
sn usIimited scale, but TO the contrary, in s
most modest manner-and by close attention
constant perseverance and fair dealing has
steadily advanced to front position among
the leading wholesale drug stores of thi:
city. Mr.. Renkert has resided in this city
siucs 1852, and doubtless has noted the
rapid rise and as sudden decline of many as.
pirants in his line. The position attained
by ihis firm is one OF cautious and healthy
growth, envisble alike TO both those in hi:
line who have failed or succeeded. Their
goods gre known TO be pure and compounded
by experienced men in q scientific and care
ful manner. Among their list of patent
compounds are noue but those that have
proven their excellence and are otherwise re-
liable and sale. Country merchants would
do well to call and examine their goods and
prices before placing orders elsewhere.
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SOL COLEMAN,
The Weli-KnOwu Cigar ktnx-A PopuIar
Dealer la Popular Brands of Cigars
-Enterprise and Success.

There are com paratively few merch ants or
smokers in Memphis and the surrounding
country who have not dealt with Sol Cole
man within the past thirteen yesra- He IA
classcd by all who know MIN as an honest
and successful business man and clever gen
tleman. Beginning at the bottom Of the lad
der he has worked himself into the front
rank. He is to-day the best known cigar
dealer in me city. He has introduced sew
eral brands that have become famous. His
No. 10 has become by-word, and his Henry
Clay is regarded as a standard brand. He
deals extensively in imported cigars, and
keeps them 10 the very best condition. He
is an excellent judge of tobacco, is very close
in his attention 10 business, and never al
lows inferior goods To go over his counter
His store is at No. $40 Main street, near
Monroe
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Silk, Krouse & Co.

Wholesale cIoihters, of Cincinnati, have
sample-room and Office at 296 Main street,
under the mansgemento Of Mr.. Martin h0sen-
baum, one Of the firm, assisted by Mr.. Dave
McCrackeD, either of whom can De lounu al
The ofice This Is one OF the large, respon-
-ible and fair-dealing houses OF Cincinnati,
and It's Memphis representatives. will do the
right thing with all who give them orders.
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Fader, Frank & Co.

Attention is called to the card of this SUBJ
stantial firm of grocers and cotton factors,
who have reputation and a business second
to none who have been in business the same
length of time Their well-filled house is at
294 Front street, where all can find a stock
of fresh and wel-assorted groceries and
plantation supplies, which are there to be sold
at very low rates. Mr.. Fader has very ex-
tensive acquaintance in al the country
tributary to Memphis, and is deservedly
popular. Mr.. Frank is a veteran business
man. who Knows all about groceries and
cotton. Those who want groceries, bagging,
ties, bacon, or anything of that kind, or
have cotton TO sell, would do well TO see
Fader, Frank & Co., who will supply their
wants in a satisfactory manner.
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John Lilly.

Attention IA called to the card Of this relia'
bic dealer in wines, liquors and cigars. He
ia known as one who carries stock oil excel
lent goods. As sgent, he handles large guam
titIes of several Of the best brands OF liquor
made in this country. AS merchant, he buys
directly from a number Of the most famous
foreign liquor-makers. He is reliable and
prompt merchant, whose goods are always
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c. III. Bracket L. Co.

The firm OF c. Fl. Bracket & Co., sale
livery and boarding stables, 3l9 to 323 Sec
ond street and AZ Monroe, challenge compe.
tition with any stable in the city. Theil
equine castle is excellently arranged, and il
as clean and neat as it is possible to be
Bracket & Co. have for sale every sort oil
10 the best livery animal. They make 9
specially of plantation mules. They keep
the very fnest livery rigs. Any lover Of
horsefesh would be delighted to review theiI
long line of good-looking horses They have
beyond question the best lot of stock on hand
to be found in the city. They are known
everywhere for fair dealing, and you car
always depend on what they say. The young
man who likes to take his sweetheart out
riding prefers Bracket & Co.'s livery horses
to any other, and so do the dear girls. L
any one has any doubts about the m after, lei
him try one Of their equine daisies.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEM
WINCHESTER VA
Law SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON AND
NASSAU cnIIEGE
Norwood Hiuh School and ColIeue

eouTse for wcmen, with sctoois Of Painting and
Music, and a pre- psratOry department. Catalogues
sent. =. j. CALDWELL, d. d.. President.
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OGDEN COLLEGE,
ROWLING GREEN XIV

NEXT TERN BEGINS SEPT. 4TH. YOUNG
In men thoroughly prepared for Commercial
Pursuits, for Professional Studies, and Tor the
more extended Courses OF the Universities. Stu.
dents of good habits and apscity enter the JUNIOR
Glass OF the best Eastern Colleges four years after
beginning Latin viii US. Between sixty and sew
enty scholarships recurring free tuition apnu-
ally issued in accordance with the will Of Mr..
Ogden.
To students not on scholarship. TufGion II
s14 per Term OF Five Months; but no
worthy young man.wiu be turned away for lack OF
meansl 10 pay tuition. All necessary expenses
moderate. For catalogue other Information
address J. w. WIGHrMAN, President.
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Memphis Institute

HAVING succeeded Prof. L. @. Tyler a. Princi-
Ii pal In this Institute. will open school
HOsDAY, sEPTEMBER q, Issa
Patronage respectfully solicited. Terms, g. 10 AZ
per month IN advance
Respectfully JAMES ROIIOW
Address-Sf- Bethlehem, Tenn
refer to Mr.. Cauingfon Mason Mr. Wsfnrh NJ.
son, Memphis; Dr. J. b. Ehearsr 8 p IN -r,r 4
n, Wsddell, s.W., Clsrksyiile, Tenn. = .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-01

In calling the attention Of our readers 10
,I,e card Of the Planters Insurance Com
pany in this issue, we would also call ait len
lion 70 the General Insurance Agency oil Mr..
G. D. Raine, the secretary of the company.
AFr. Rqine has made arrangements 70 oettce1
policies On cotton gins t0heH he aPpacat'0" u
ltrde.
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j. s. Day & Son.

Special attention is called to the card OF
]. S. Day & Son. which appears elsewhere in
this paper. The facilities of the above firm
for handling cotton are unsurpassed by any
house in Memphis. The senior member. Mr..
Us. Day, is one of the pioneers in the cotton
business, having been engaged in it for the
past twenty-five years, and brings into the
hrm HIS quarter OF century Of experience
IN handling cotton. Their warehouse-the
Mutual Storsge-is entirely covered over,
enabling them TO take better care of cotton.
snd to handle it to much better advantage
than those firms who store in open sheds. OF
course no such thing as damage can result
unless cotton ia already wet or dam aged when
II arrives. They beg to refer new customers
TO those who have done business with them in
the past, feeling assured that they can trust
their reputation as cotton salesmen in the
hands OF their customers. This enterprising
firm is also prepared to advance literally
upon consignments of cotton, and 10 fill
orders for merchandise at inside wholesale
figures. Give them trial.
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The HecIn CoaI and Mining company.

Mr.. John Walsh, No. $50 Second, Is the
agent for the company, whose coal Is most
excellent for either stove or CRATE, b1rns 10
clean ashes and generates powerful heat.
1t is delivered TO all parts OF the city at
thirty cents, or furnished at the LonisVIlle
and Nashville railroad depot for twenty -hVe
CENTS a busbei
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-01

French, Steam Dying and Cleaning Es.
tabfi<hment,
No. IS Jefferson ST., III emphfs, Tenn.
WE TAKE pleasure in announcing to the pub
w lie that this House has grown up through
their irst-elass work, and can ssy that we not
surpassed by any in the South. We Dye all varie-
ties Ct Goods in any Color. such Silk and WoOen
Dresses, Crepe and Wooden ShaWls, Damask etc
Gloves cleaned and Ostrich Feathers dyed cleaned
and curled. Gents goods cleaned, dyed or re-
paired. Goods received by Express
LOUIS REIGEI., PrOprietor
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UNIVERSITY or Virginia.

TEE NEXT SESSION BEGINS ON THE Isf OF
The institution is organized In distinct schools as
originally planned for It by Thomas Jefferson,
grouped under the Departments of
LITERATURE, MEDICINE, SCIENCE,
hN6lNEEhINa, LAW, AGRICULTURE,
And in charge of the following Faculty.
Prof Jas l.. Cabell, Prof. James r. Harrison
Prof. NJ. Schele De Vere PlOf John w hallef
Prof John B. Minor, Prof John K Pnge
Prof. Francis H. Smith, Prof. Noah K Dsyis
Prof John Stage Davis, Prof. Thos. Z. Price
ProL Geo. Fred. Holmes, Prof. VIM. 81. FOntsine.
Prof. Cbas. 3. Venable, Prof. +. r. DunuiHgton
Prof. Stephen sOuthall, Prof VIM ThOTutof
Prof. VIM. z Peters
WithR number OF Assistant instruction.
The newly-cTeAted chair Of Astronomy Ia 10 be
hllsd in June of this year.
The equipment Of the University In buildfnRs
aud collections has been largely increased of lafs
years, and is very extensive and complete. The
Astronomical Observatory, to contain the great
telescope given by Mr.. Leanoer J. Mccormick, Is
under construction
The expenses of the student are moderate, and
messing system has been established by which
comfort may be combined with special economy
in the cost OF living.
For catalogue with detailed Information. apply
to JAS. =, HARRISON, MD,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
p. o. University OF Virginia. AIbenarIe Co. Va.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE BOARD Mississippi LEvEE COMMISSIONERS
GREENvILLE, Miss, August 10 1882
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y Office of the Board of Mississippi Levee Com
miSsioneIs, at GRtENVILLE, Washington county,
Miss, up to O'Clock pm, Monday, September 4,
1882. for constructing the following levees, pay
ments monthly, in cash:
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATES
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ST. AGNES FEMALE ACADEMY,
a A. n

THIS Institution is delightfully."- situated I'm re-
l. Tired and healthy part OF the city OF Memphis.
commanding the advan tage OF town and country.
The entire surroundings breathe an Air 81 peaceful
seclusion, which ever exertsfo powerful an intiu-
over the moral physical and intellectual life.
The course OF study embraces the various branches
of a solid and useful education. In the regular
English course, the pupils on entering ranked
according TO their proficiency in Orthography,
Gramm ar and Arithmetic. Particular attention ID
given to Sacred and Profane History, Rhetoric and
Com position. Latin and French enter into the reg
ular course. portion OF time allowed 10 each
pupil for Plain and Ornamental Needlewc rz Shell.
Flowers, etc. Terms, per session, payable half
yearly invariably IN advance. Fol board and tut
ton in all branches taught in the highest schools.
Plain Sewing, Marking, etc, Bed. Bedding, Sta
lionery and Washing. 500 and SIPS, according TO
The age or class OF the pupil. specisl terms when
sc veral members OF the same family attend the
school. No allowan is made for partial absence
or withdrawal before the expiration OF the term,
except in case OF serious protracted illness Ex-
TRAs-Germsn, Italian. etc. each sl2: Music on
Piano and use of instrument, $50: Drawing and
" alter Colors SI0 oil Painting $50; Em broidery
and Ornamental Work, $40; Use Of Library. 81:
Dancing and Calisthenics Professors charges;
Vocal Music I'm class, s.; Private Lessons, SIS.
Board per month, during vacation, # spent at the
Academy, washing. etc., 49, Medicine and phyEi-
clan fees will form extra charges. Torns for day
pupils SO, "a. 60 or Sc per month. For further par
nculars apply TO the LADY SUPERIOR.
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ALSO LARGE AMOUNTS OF REPAIR-woRK

work can be seen, and other informa ton that bid
ders may desire, obtained at the Office OF G. u.
Helm, Cnief Engineer.
Good and sufficient security win be required
for the proper execution OF the work, and names
OF securities attached to the bids. forfeit of
three 49, per cent. will be required. Bids must be
addressed to the undersigned and iDdoi sed "a Pro-
posals to Construct Leyees." The right 10 reject
any and all bids will be reserved.
By order OF the Board W. A. EVERMAN,
EecretarV and Treasurer
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Madison St, Near Second, Memphis
A. j. VIENNA,
LOUIS RIEGEL.

IMPORTER and Dealer in Guns, Rifles Pistols
i Ammunition and Fishing Tackle Nc. S4
Main street. The largest and best assortment in
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MEETING of STOCKHOLDERS

TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
MEMPHIS, TENN. July 6. 1881
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Meet
IN ing of the Stockholders of the above Con-
psny will be held at the Office of the COMPANY In
the city of Memphis, on the
I4fh Day OF August. ISS2.
Notice is also given that at said meeting propo-
sition will be submitted TO the Stock holders to
consolidate with the Memphis and Vieksbrrg
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island Railroad Company. and the New Or
leans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO. NJ KLEIN, Secretary.
eS The Stockholders Meeting mentioned in
foregoing notice was held at The time and place
stated above, more than three-fourfhs OF all the
Stockholders of said Company being present,
when, for the purpose Of further considering the
proposals for consolidation with other companies
as above stated, an adjournment was had until
the third wednesday in October next (1s82), same
above; therefore, said Annual Meeting stands Gd-
lourned 10 18th October, 1852, at The place
men toned above, when said n alters OF eonsolida-
ton and other subjects Will be further considered
r T. WILSON, President
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REIIEVIIE HIGH SCHOOL.

Norwood, Nelson County. Va.
DREPARES for University of Virginia and other
i higher institutions, or gives complete educA-
ton. Board and tuition SEQ TO $3.50. Address
X WILLIS Y nj q N
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Busby, TOOf & CO.-COttOn and Groceries

-OOA - OOs--OOtlOH UTOceIIes
There is scarcely business house in Men,
phis with steadier flow OF trade than this.
1t matters not whether the weather be bright
or stormy, the front of this store and side
walk, and often out into the street is strewn
with goods in process of receipt or delivery.
With Busby, Toof & Co. there seems, from
beginning to end of the year to be no
"dnlI days" a glance at their immense
stock OF groceries, provisions, tobacco, bag
ging, ties, ete.-in fac: everything that goes
to make up complete wholesale establish
ment, and all to be had at closest market
prices, explains the const ant and increasing
trade of the house. The principals are live,
active, energetic men of business, and, aided
by competent and efficient employees, meyer
fail TO transacl customers business with g
degree Of satisfaction that is sure to bring
him TO their house again. The cotton de-
I 1rtment OF the house Is in charge of Mr..
". " fstteson7 than whom there is not a
DETER oge OIL cotton or more active. palms.
taking salesman Of the staple in Memnbjs
Planters and merchant, whether bnvays of
Goods OF supplies OF cotton, Cannot 20 aroiss
IN patron zing this house.
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OUR BAZAAR,
wherein the Reader Can Find ADVERTISE
,aeuts Of Every Description or
Trade and Industry.
Clothing. Music, Horses and Males, Cot
ton Gins, Painted Signs, Hats
and Leather.
pIoptors, Irsurauce Company.

THE Steinwsy & Sons piano agency I:3s
been given to the enterprislpg ana feil'"
pausic house Of Z. WitZmann & TO-
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
COLLEGE,
fA 121 DANA &freRf M ON, m fs

OTUDIES viii be resumed on Monday, Sep.
= temnsr A, iSs2. Collegiate, Scientific,
Commercial. leDaIatory snd Primary Depart
men s. Students who desire 10 compete for the
prizes and honors q tSe college. should bear in
mind that it viii be imp rtsnt for them 20 entera
duct, Application TO Studies Regular Attendance
and Satisfactory REGULATIONS will be considered in
awarding medals, honorable mentions etc. Ihe
rapidly Increasing patronage "a now fully equal TO
the accommodations that can be afforded by the
capacity OF the buildinas, and students who fail
to enter early 10 thu session the risk Of being
excluded for want OF room. For terms OF Board,
Tuition, Music, etc, apply TO
BROT her M URELIAN Presidenf
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BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
On n. and west'n R-R-, l5 miles west OF Lynch:
burg. For boys and young men. Pun corps OF
teachers Instruction thorou gh. Beautiful and
healthy location. Liberal provision for comfer y
and i'm Improvement OF pupils. Session opens lotn
SeDs For catalogue or special information ad-
drl.- WI p RR.lT Prircinal Ralle-ne 2. %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-01

THE Steinwny & Sons piano agency has
been given to the enterprising and reliable
music hnnse of Z. Wilzmann < Co,
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Surfing hill College.

NEAR MOBILE. ALA.
Hinder ne direcIsO "A of Ia q eSuit Fathers
sd Annual Session opens Oct. ., lss2 Location
hes ntiTnl and healthy. Every facility Afforded for
NJ f,.sst ..drioasioa.
French, German and spanish taught without e1-
10 chsrve Al large stan OF teachers Permits per-
sonal supervision and individual training. FOR
paiueRRiErV. REV. J6aS a. DowEEY. S. J.. President
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Female College,
SOmerViIIe. Tenn.

Tn IMMEDIATE CONNECTION WITH THE
l. Railroad and Telegraph system Of the whole
country. A most hesiLhy locality. Society As in
teileetnsl. moral and refined as anywhere In the
south. corps Of the most mpetent Teachers
70 be had. As full cOurse and the highest Standard
OF any school in the South. One of me best con-
struRted and ventilated school buildings in the
State. Tuition about the same all 6rsIelsts IN
stitutions
Board IN College with teachers, per month. - 10
Board, Fuel, Lights, Tuition. n use ana ufe Of
Piano, Calisthenlcs and Jncidentsl Zee FOR
five months toa e-haH in advance) .....-...... us
Without MuEic.....-.....-. 81
We wish 20 call especial attention Of the people
OF memphis. Arkansas and Mississi ppi 10 the con.
yenience, tnorougbpess and loy price Of this IN
stltuuon. We solicit your patronage, aud IN You
send, viii not f. II 70 eatfy both parent and pupf
Can give any reference which may be required
For lurth<r information send for cat aiogue.
W. Il. THORP, Principal
SCtnervfile- Tenn
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HUNTSVILLE
FEMALE COLL EGE

HUNTsVJLLE. ALABAHA.
r1NHIETY-THIRD SESSION BEGINS AUGUST so,
Il 1852. Healthy. well furnished. fau Faculty.
Offers thorough instruction in all portments Z
Female Education. A delightful home for pupils.
For catalogue special information. etc, address
REV A Il. ZONES. A NJ. President.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-01-07

First-Get a berth in the fore
part of the car. This is because
the pure air comes in at the front
end and windows. Always take
the front upper berth. The reason
for taking the upper berth is be-
cause it Is freely ventilated ana
away from the hot pipes. Second
Have your berth made up head
toward the engine. This will keep
all drafts of air from your head
and prevent taking cold. If the
car is very tight, put a lead pencil
under the window at your feet, in
case of lower birth; or in cast Of
the upper berth. open the hind
sky window al your feet. Third
Fix your pillow in one corne of
your berth and your feet in the
other. BY lying crosswise you
will not roll ia your BERTH"