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FokEIoN PROPERTY owNERs
b. II. g. A.

Report of Inspector Lane for the Mosih
of April.
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Eats. Hats,

All and every style of ladies', misses'
children's apd boys hats, at iust one-haif
that you will have TO pay for same else
where.
5000 straw hats, including some finest
quality Donnet.shape, all 1t lOc each.
% doz lsdi,S lace straw hats, white and
eolored, at 25c, worth 75o each.
20 doz boys mixed milan straw hats, very
fine. SOC. worth 81 SO each.
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When VOL Wait or leave New YORK c:Iy
have sggssr expresszge and cArrS Ghire, and
tor Et tirzi. Union Hotel opposite G rand Gen.
trai depot Your huadre1 and My eIezs nt 70 5rt-
atted On AZ an expense $40 o,ooo reduced 70 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-oars, Stages and eie-
r.ted railroad to all depots- Families can live
fetfe for less money at the q rsnd Union han ~
say other irst-cIass hotel 10 the eitv.
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Towels and Napkins.

100 dcz pfsid towels 900 pee aozi 800 dos
buck towels, 45e per doz; rs doz damssk
towels, 81 25 per dcz. At 25c each, or So per
doz, We will show 200 doz extra large damask
towels, worth 10 and SOC each. 800 largest
siz, bedspresds, very heavy, at SOC, worth
81 each. Crochet spreads al 81, worth 81 rs
each. MaTeeilles spreads at 81 rs, worth So
each. Msrseilles spreads, largest size and
finest quality, at 81 so, worth IS each. EN-
broidered pillow shame, some with mono
CRANE, others with colored embroidery and
some plain white braided, all at 81 Is, worth
81 pair. Red-bordered white napkins at
45c, worth 81 per doz. 25 pcs plaid linen
crash 1T 10c, worth zoe a yard. 20 pcs plaid
linen crash, very wide aud All-linen, at l23c.
worth D5e yard. Lseo curtain net, very
finest quality, at 25c yard.
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THE MEMPHIS BOON.
Sales of Real Estate show ft 10 be Well
Founded.

The real estate market il a barometer in
dicAtine public confidence. The prices paid
for property are an infallible teet OF the
faith or lack Of faith in the future OF q
place. Judged by this test the prospects OF
Memphis may be said 10 have taken vantage
ground from which they can progress TO =
great reality. Real estate has steadily risen
in value since the Inauguration Of our effect.
i've sewerage and sanitary system, and the
completion or projection Of important rail-
way lines passing through or centering 10
the city. The time is psst when house
could be rented for the taxes on II, or bought
Tor a cong.
CASES IN POINT.
Yesterday Clerk and Master Black sold
| the properly mentioned below, which three
nothing. The biddisg at the sale was very
spirited.
Half interest in lot on the corner OF Ex-
change and Second streets, 3Tx74 feet, with .
| two-siory brick residence on il, to 3. NJ.
Eites, for S1l00.
Lst with two-s,ory brick residence, on the
south side of Poplar street, cas-, of Third,
! S7174 feet, to Otto Clsusen, for $3.50.
Lot adjoining the above, same six., with a
one. story frame cottage, 10 I. Lakewood
for $3.50.
| LOt oh 'FRONT.' eIeet, tue beconu SCUM o.
Monroe, 239x7S feet, with ! two-story bricE
storehouse on it, 10 Il. B. snowden, for $1,000
FOREIGN PROPERTY OWNERS
ara fnliy -Azansed 20 the future Of Memphi.
0ne Of them, residenf CT rvvrsh -c.rolina
whose property was advertised TO be sold TO
taxes amounting TO more than $1,000, cam
in yesterday snd Dsde arrangements 90 pa
it out A citizen Of Iowa, whose son-in.lay
was one OF yesterdays purchasers, said, gu
our way Memphis is regarded as the futur
trsde-center OF the South"
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GastOn's Hotel.
European plan. Enlarged. and refunished.
Prices according 70 size and location of rooms
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

EVANSVILLE, Nay 5.-Nigbi-Rivsr fall
ing, with % feet by the gauge. Weather clear and
cool; thermometer 90.
LOUISVILLE, MAY 5.-Nigbt-River fall
ing with 9 feet inches In the canal, and feet 4
inches in the chute on the falls. weather clear
and very cold.
Golden Ruie Cincinnati. Departed: New Mary
Houston, Cincinnati; City Of New Orleans, and
Port Eads and DkTges st. Louis.
VICKsBURG. Msy s. Nigb.-Depsrtsd;
John A. scudder, 81. Louis u last night; Belle
Memphis 81. Louis II al NJ: Oakland and tow,
New Orleans, noon; Charles Morgan, New Orleans
$50 pm,
ST. LOUIS, Msy 5.-Hight-River fallen 2
inches, and now ttandssl9 feet inches By the
civ Of Vicksburg, Vicksbufg: Annie p. Silver
LeH nrleana
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Good work at low Fr;css is the rule at this
popular place. The photographs are superb.
Everything new in the art is promptly in
troduced By Prof. Gebhsrdf, whose splendid
success is due to his artistic ability md great
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Hosiery and handkerchief.

100 doz lsdie,' pin-Etriped hose, Sc pair
Is doz balbriggsn hose, 10c pair.
% doz foes, full TegGlsr silkclocked ball
briggan hose, 25c, worth Soc pair.
100 dez lsdies' hemmed hsDdkerchiefs,
fancy bordered, just az pretty a. any SOC
haDdkerchi,f, al 81 Sc esch.
70 dcz all linen hsndkerchitfs at DC each,
and BY buying one dtE you will get them
put up 10 elegant fancy boxes--ooe don for
soc Remem5rr, every handkerchief war
rAnted to be pure linen.
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SHOES! SHOES!
EcSalIy d IfdUeii, Ne. I50 Main
street. Four Doors South OF Poplar.

We have just received our new spring
stock. For gents wear, We are Offering new
styles in custom sde low quarters, at prices
lower than any irst-class housa in the city
For ladies, We have new styles IN kid button
boots, opera slippers, Newport ties aud but
ten; also lsrge variety of the latest style
Oxford ties, patent leather finish. For
misses, we have the finest line OF shoes ever
shown in the city, from the finest kid button
boot to the heavy "com nonsense" school
shoe. We make a specially Of children's
shoes. We have a large stock of infants
slippers and sandals of the latest style. We
can fit any foot. A trial will convince you
that we sell only the best, st prices lower
til an elsewhere.
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TEE Mississippi ami Tennessee railroad
are tickeilng parties to the Baptist Conyen-
ton ct Wieo, Tex, ria New Oflssrs, for
S2S 20 the rouue irin, Return tickets good
until June Is, 1888. See Spence Finley,
ticket agent.
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THE GREAT SHOE HOUSE
OF j. M. Hill & Co.. Corner OF Uafea
and Hahn streets-A superb
stock.

This firm is one OF those whose reputation
has been won by a thorough knowledge Of
their business and tair dealing with their
customers. The extensive establishment now
occupied by Hill 4 Co. affords the fullest
opportunity for displaying one of the best of
stocks OF boots and shoes. All the pretty
new styles of shoes have been supplied in
great abundance, and men, women and
children can be accommodated with the
hest of goods
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and said the affair was committed in March
last. He and his companion vent 10 Lon
don; then, becoming alarmed, sailed for
tins country three weeks ago. Part
OF the stolen property was found al
the prisoners lodgings. 1t consisted Of two
diamond necklaces, one of which had been
broken up and the Diamonds extracted. The
other necklace, containing ftty-four dia-
monds, was found intact In the email box
tSenty-iour stones were found, in the same
condition as when stolen, 4 large pendant
diamond and considerable other iewelry.
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sundries. sundries.

50 doz lace ties at SC each.
20 doz swiss embroidery bAnds at &c per
yard.
Gray summer skirts, S5c, worth zoe e'ch-
Lsce shawis and sscqoes al 81 %, worm
from IS to Sl2 each.
Linen buggy robss, SOC each.
Lace net for iie,, Sc per yard. -,
Silk emor.idered haDdkerchiefs, l24c,
worth 35c each.
Mis-e-' linsn and serge ulsters At II 70,
worth q so each.
LsmbrequiD lace a, 30c. worth SOC yard.
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NnW Eurnifuna-

The mammoth storehouse, No. 231 Msin
street, is filed with the incest assortment Of
furniture ever brought to Memphis. Beau
tiful sets of parlor and bedroom, and all
other kinds of furniture can be found there.
Graf attention is given to carpets. the very
best makes, and latest and most beautiful
styles being in stock. Those wanting any
thing in this line can be pleased at Bryson
& Co.'S,
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Dress Goods. Dress Goods.

SIS pcs linen lawn, warranted all pure linen,
at 12ic, worth 25c yard.
10 pcs gray linen lawn, l5e, worth 3Oc q
yard.
25 pcs gray mixed dress goods, SIC, worth
121c yard.
40 pcs solid dress gingham, 10c, worth loo
a yard.
5 pcs all-wool nuns yelling, in pink only,
at 123c, worth Soc yard.
20 pcs seersuoker, 7Ac, worth 15c yard.
10 pcs drsper's cloth, 129c,w worth 20 yard.
% pcs assorted silk and worsted dress
goods, 15c, worth Acc yard.
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Kid Gloves. Kid Gloves.

200 doz 6pest French kid gloves at price,
that will close them all out on Monday.
100 doz 4.button dress kids, finest quality,
all shades and ell numbers, at SOC, worth 81
a pair; 100 doz 4button black kids, in all
sizes, al SOC, worth 81 90 pair; SO dec Mos
quetaire kid gloves, in colors emily, at 40c,
worth 81 rs pair; SO doE black lisls gloves.
lace tops, at l0c, worth SOC pair; rs doz
white Isle gloves, extra length laee-iops, at
loo, worth zoe pair; 10 doz silk mits, finest
quality, extra length, at Coo, worth u 20 Q
pair
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Concert and IaoIeaux.

A concert employing Mrs. Sam Carnes,
Miss Minnie Hunter and other singers Of To-
cal repute, aud aided by three grand tab.
le,ux, will BE- given at Leubrie's Theater
next Tuesday night for the benefit of the
Second street Presbyterian church name.
The programme will draw a crowd, irrespec-
tive of the laudable purpose of the
entertainment. And then the tab
lesuxl First comes Jacobs Dream,
with the attraction of terrestrial
angels who condescend to inhabit the city
the Execution of Nine. Roland" which
follows, will recall one OF the most dramatic
scenes 10 the history of France. In cennec-
lion with this, Miss Olivia Hill will recit4
the "MarseillaIse," with orchestral accom-
paniment. The last is THE Garden of the
Gods" with bellies OF the city draped as
statues.
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FOR SALE.

Oh y AIEs
MARBLE WORk-And Monuments cheap Tor
NNl cash, or viii exchange for property or city
acceptance. +. QUIGLEY, 452 Main. near Beale.
nRAG Or sURRY-New. Price far below
L. cost. s. W. GARRISON,
Corner Main and Madison.
COTTAGES AND BUILDIhG LOTS
~ q. L. GUIoS, 70 Madison street.
T OTS OF SWEET POTATO PLANTS
IL BUCKHAA & CAMPBELL, so Beale st.
Headlight OIL and Vapor stoves,
Ii at 233 Second street, only.
THE HARBERT PLANTATION-Near Malone's
L Landing, Miss, one place contains $50 acres
about 100 cleared. The other 600 acres-about
100 cleared. improvements first class. Well pro-
tected by Levee. Apply to our attorney, Judge
H. Z. Reid, at Friars Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS d ROBERTS 5, New Orleans La
p OCKAwAY AND HARNEss-In perfect order
1O used one month only. Can be seen at w, s.
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
NRUSHED EAR-CORN-CRUsHED OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The yery
best and only good feed for horses. mules and cat
tie ct this time OF year:
]. V. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mil,
Opposite Miss. and Tenn. Railroad.
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FOR REN Il

+ OrTAGE-Four rooms, at 81 Alabama street
" Apply at AZ Mosby street.
HNRoNT RooM-Furnished, first floor, for two
II gentlemen, at l2l Adams street.
COTrAGE-1he desi IA bic Cottsg &c ON the south
~ east corner OF Jones avenue and Hawley
NJ. 4. CONAWAY, 2s5 Main
HITZFELD'S Lights for Picnics, Lawn Parties.
IL Balls, etc, 2SS second street. only.
DLANrATION-OI three hundr I'd acres imme
j. distely on the river in Coahoma county
Miss, or VIII take a partner on equitable terms:
also, storehouse At same Landing, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1852, with
leyees broken. Apply to
j L. GoODLoE, So Madison street.
p OOMS-Furnished or unfurnished suitable for
IL light housekeeping at 1893 Desoto street.
- ooMS-Nicely furnished, southern exposure
~ 90 Monroe. one square from Peabody Hotel
T'Wo-SToRYl FRAME DWELLING-429 Vance
L street, near Orleans. Apply to
J. 7. FROST Il CO. S77 Front It
! ELlGHTFUL Rooms, southern exposure, first
IL and second floors, en- suite or single, fur
knhed or unfinished, at 455 shelby street.
TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
4 Sc Monroe, near Third.
INURNIshED ROOMS
II At III Courtstreet
LNR0NT ROOMS-Furnished or unfurnisheo, a.
u No. 70 Linden, near shelby.
EN,RNlSHED ROOM
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Shoes and slippers.

We don't want 10 urge you 10 come and
bBy The following bargains in shoes aud
slippers:
80 doz lAdies' slippers, hand.sewed, at Soc
pair.
81 50 a psir.
40 dcz mise! rlippers, al Csc, worth IL 20
a pair.
As doz chiIdrsn's slippers, 35c pair.
100 doz mssss' aud chIldren's Esoes al
65c, worth 81 80 pair.
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..Ielanlhs"by e Jnvepile opera Troupe

Inc opera I0ldHtHe Is IN reHVaFsaI by Inc
Juvenile Opera Company, and will be pro-
duced with a strong esst, including the
Misses Blanche Miles, Eleanor Prosser, Julia
Hill and others, who have repeatedly won
lsurels before Memphis audiences The
scenery will he designed especially for this
opera. A real transformation scene will &C.
cur in the fret sci, and fsiry-land will Be
made doubly attractive by the addition o:
electric lights. 1t will be put on the boards
about the LIST of June. From a musicsl
standpoint this opera is worthy the patron.
age OF all music loving people. Mrs Fits
has secured Misa Grace Llewellyn 10 drill tn
little ones dramatically, which in itself in.
sures auccpss
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hospital.

IRON hospital.
Distribution of Deaths by Wards-First,
8; second, 2; third, 1; fourth, o; fifth, 3;
sixth, 1; seventh, l.; eighth, 8; ninth, 1;
tenth, 0. City hospital, l. Sill born, 2.
White, A; colored, II. Total, Is.
Mortality report for same week last year
White, 8; colored, IA Total, 10.
J. H. PURNELL. MD,
Secretary Board of Health.
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baseball.

The Eckford Baseball Club has been or
gsnized for the season OF 1888, as follows;
p; Siedel, let b.; Byrd, I'd b.; Williams, Sd
b., and change c.; James Maloughney; g. e.
Rocco, ]. f.; Miller, C. f.; Lsrken, =. f., ard
change p; Hogan, substitute. The Eckford,
were the champions OF the State in 1882
and they challecge any club in the State fol
the present season. Communications should
be addressed to Albert Beer, manager, Mem
phis. Tenn,
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Thread. Thread.

100 dog Coates and Clsrk's spool thread,
in black, white and colors, all numbers, At
45c per doz.
500 doz Cosls's and Clark's spool thread, in
coarse numbers and colors, at Boo per dcE.
500 dec, in fine numbers, 100, ITO, 100 and
100, at 25c per doz.
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ParasoIs. ParasOIs.

800 assorted silk and satin psrasols, plain
and brocsded, with or without lace, all
colors, silk lining, finest ivory handles, all
at 81, worth S5 and SO each. Ginghsm para
soils from l0s up. Best Japlmese psrasols,
loo each. japanese folding fare, 2 Tor Be.
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Tee famous halter, Martin Cohen, has 10,
of hats and caps that are bound TO give sat.
isfaciiou. The stock embraces everything
new, and the goods are offered very cheap,
the qualities are not surpSseed b. any other
Store, and Cohen's house gives satisfaction 10
all xho 90 there
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To-MorroH,s sales

OF ticke's will e'the last for the Tuesday
drawing in the Louisiana State Lottery. All
who want 10 invest should go early to No. 6
West Court street. This is an institution in
which the people have the fullest confidence
The big prizes are drawn each month, and
the ticket hold-rs can all hear who gets
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Mhlte Goods. Whitc aoods.

25 pcs check muslin at Sc werth lsf :
yard.
20 pcs check muslin, very foe, 12Ic, worth
zoe yard.
25 pcs Victoria lawn, SIC, worth l2ac 1
yard.
20 pcs Victoria lawn, finest qualify, 12}c,
worth 25c yard.
yard.
White linen lawn, l2Ac, worth zoe yard.
White linen lawn, l7ac, worth SOC yard.
India linen, 173c, worth SOC yard.
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MENKEN'S.
MENKEN'S.
The steamer John Overton

Restaurant is 90 we'll known thzt is's head
| quarters for the men and the Ladies' Resort
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A Boston Merchants Testimony as 70
the Efficiency OF the Mozart ChOras.


To the Editors of the Appeal
Through the invitation OF Mr.. /. n. Snow
den | attended the rehearsal OF the Mozart
Society on last Thursday evening, and must
confess that l was not only highly enter.
tanned, but greatly surprised at the number
composing the chorus, as well as with the
manner in which they executed the most
difficult parts, both in The Redemption and
Elijah l am free to admit that our sympho.
ny club of Boston, numbering 800, could not
have done better. The time kept by the
Mozaris is wonderful, ard was Sim
ply perfect. Ga Friday / visited your
Exposition building, and am glad
to note the timely preparation for
your coming Music Festival, aud
predict that on the arrival Of Mr.. Theodore
Thomas that gentleman will be more than
pleased with the arrangement of stage, au-
ditorium and decorations. Your citizens,
and the people living in the country iribu.
fury to your city, can have no correct idea
as to what is in store for them in the way OF
a musical feast. Your Music Festival, I'M
der the management of the Mozart Society,
will be grand success, and l trust will
greatly help Memphis in her march toward
becoming great and prosperous city.
leave on Sunday for New Orleans, but you
will have me for visitor on the 18th aud
18th instant. BOSTON MERCHANT.
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Ladies. This is for You.

You can obtain any desired style or shade
that is worn iu chiIdren's suits at more rea-
sonsbIe prices than elsewhere. Cali and be
convinced.
GOLDEN EAGLE oyE-PRICECL CLOTHING HOUSE
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FIOydss
The Cottage Gallery.

Soda and mrsd, cold aEd refreshing, ihe most
popular summer beverages known, made
from pure bic irbonate of soda Gu, Of the
third test filtered.
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The secretary of the Society for the Pre-
vsntion Of Cruelty to Animals reports Is
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y No. sOs Second street.
ooM..Pleasant front room, with board, for
~ gentlemen, at LAB Second street
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Main street, between Oyertol
~ and Monroe g Isdy's gold earring set wiz
coral rose. The finder win De suitably reWerds'
by leaving IL at 70 Main street.
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To the Pnhlic.

We beg to return our sincere thanks 10 all the
charitable friends who have SO kindly rendered
their services, and assisted us by selling tickets
and in so many other ways contributed to the sue
cess of the concert for the benefit of our poor,
abandoned and orphan charges. We feel that ali
have done their utmost. and far more than we
could have expected. The concert has realized
the handsome sum of s. SO far, although all
the returns have not yet been made. We tender
to one and all the tribute of our heartfelt graft
tude, and assure them of a remembrance In our
prayers and share in all the good works which by
their generous charity they enable to carry out
SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
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pbIs steam Dyeing Establish

Is the best for any work of this kind in the
South or Southwest. All the latest shades
for ladies' dresses, plumes, blonde laces, par
asols, are dyed here. Also laces and lace
curtains done up in Partisan style. Goods
received and returned by express.
B. A. HoLLESBERG, Proprietor.
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Siikworn Eggs.
Az DIG Main Street

That produce raw elk, !or sale.
p. WALLACE HcKITT RICK,
Practical silk Culturist and Reeler,
No go second street Memphis Tenn
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Proclamation

1t is proclaimed by the people that the
Code. Eagle One-Price Clothing House is the
most legitimate place to make your pur.
chases.
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V. ID. Fuchs, whose mammoth msrket-
house is SO and Al Jefferson street, has all
the early vegetables, Strawberries, peas ana
everything that the gardens Of The south
produce. In meats he has all the popular
grades, with the finest of spring lamb. The
best Of spring chickens can be ksd there.
The house will be open till 10 O'Clock ME
morning. All goods promptly delivered.
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GOOD GORsE AND BUGGY-Nust be cheap
IO Address, giving descri ption and lowest cash
Llr IA LIZ 81 -Lnara al
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MEMPHIS. TENN May5 1859

Sister Ellen, of the House of the Good Shepherd
Herewith inclose my check on Mr. ]. A. ON
berg, cashier of the Bank of Commerce, for six
hundred dollars and seventy cents $500 70) being
the amount of the proceeds with a few tickets yes
TO hear FROM of the concert given Tuesday
evening last for the benefit of your house To those
who have contributed to the success OF the enter
prise return my sincere thanks. Very sincerely,
PETER TRACY
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IN THE GOODS MENTIONED BELOW:


Lot OF Striped Checked SUNNI Silks, at 81 l-@c
Lot Of Striped Checked Summer Silks, at soc.
Striped Checked Summer Siihs, at % I-Sc.
Lot Striped Checked Summer Silks, at 81 I2c.
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and prosperity Poer Champ These were
the three factors in the SUN of happiness
which he always lacked, and yet the lack Of
them never crippled his energy or clouded
the CHEEKY manner that made him 30 great q
favorite. Mr.. Msllery has authorized the
fulfllInent Of his wishes. -
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Iawps. lawns.
Carneis. oiIelo,hs and Mattiugs.

We will show you ESQ different . yiss IN
best quality lawns a, 44c per yard.
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steam Dyeing and Cleaning.
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Ladies' and geats' wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed anT color. Ostrich plumes, ETC.,
lace curtains cleaned BY l. Riegel. So Jefer-
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Special announcement!

We are on hand agcin with a
large stock Of assorted M ,rchsn-
disc slightly damaged by war;,
same being part Of the WELL
known stock Of Messrs. Levy,
Loeb, Shmir & Co, Of New Or
leans, Il. We bought the stock
at the auction house Of Messrs.
ViEcent & Co, and are enabled
to offer some excellent bargains,
as glance at our price lie, will
show. Elegant souvenirs, nicer
than any given by us YET, will
be presented to every lady to-
morrow (MoNDAY).