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PERSONALS.

MIR 6. P. WALKER and Mir. E. F. Adams
left yesterday for Jackson to attend the
Supreme Court.
Me-. PETER TRACY returned from Nath-
vile yesterday morning, very much pleased
with his trip.
Dr. N. CANS, for thirty years resident
OF Memphis, leaves to-day for Southern Cal
ifornis, probably to remain.
VISITORS at the Cotton Exchange yesler-
day: w. C. Postal. St. Louis; c. W. Love-
lace, Marion, Ala; J. Field, st. Louis.
Miss MAMIE DwYER snd Miss Juliet
Southern left on a visit to ST. Louis yester-
day on the steamer City of New Orleans.
Mr.. JOHN K SPEED yesterday subscribed
$1,000 stock in the Cotton Exchange Building
Company. The committee have not yet
reported progress.
MRS HARRIET LANGFoRD, sister OF Mrs.
William Rootes, died at the residence Of
her mother, Mrs. Taylor, at Horn Lake,
Tuesday evening last.
MISS ALICE SHEEHAN, sister of Mr.. John
Sheehan, died at her residence, corner Of
Broadway and Ray burn avenue, at noon yes
terdsy. She is lamented by q large circle of
friends.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

The Levee Question and Gov. Lowry.
To the Editors OF the Appeal:
have watched with interest the discus
sion Of the lsvee question in your paper, and
BY your correspondents, and especially 10 ace
if could form q conclusion as TO whether
the Governor would call a session Of the Leg
islstdre, that some measures CT relief might
be inaugursted for the counties OF Tunica
and Coihoms, snd the other counties of the
Delta dependent upon their levees for pro-
lection. The trouble seems 10 be that the
Governor is afraid of the Legislature. He
can call it together but be cannot dissolve il
when be thinks it ought 10 quit and 90 home
DoU btless this is a very grave defect in The
constitution Of the State. Ether the Gov
srnor ought TO have the power which the
Queen of England has 10 dissolve her Par
lament, or the Legislature ought to be re.
s;ricted to the purposes of the call. But
unfortunately neither II these provisions are
likely, for some time TO COM, 10 be ineorpo-
rate into the constitution Of Mississippi,
and tina Governor must take it IS
it is. The question il, AID the
sole question, not whether the
Legislature, if called TO consider the levee
question, wall prolong the session beyond the
time the Governor thinks they ought to sit,
or consider measures he thinks ought not to
come before it. But Is il 10 the interest of
the d -lts, il il to the interest of the State,
thai the Legislature should meet that the
people may be enabled 10 protect thenselvesf
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Martha c. Peyton to J. c. Csmmer, lot z,
block sos, beginning on the south side OF the
Old Raleigh road, running north 623 feet
s1d east rs feet; 1920.
Henry Laird and others to Roberta +.
Howard, Charcery Curt decree, part OF lot
l, block 81, fronting 60 feet on the south side
OF Vance by rs feei en- the west eide Of Null
berry; judgment for $500.
Bluff City Building and Loan Association
to Frank Beusisck, property beginning on the
west side Of St. Martin street, 2l9S iset NORTH
Of Linden, 175I59l feet; $4,000.
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Advice 40 Mothers.

Mrs.. WiusloW's Soothing Syrup should al
vays De used when children cutting teeth II re-
lieyes the little sufferer al once; il produces
natural. Quiet sleep by relieving the child from
raiu and the little eheruO awakes as bright as q
button" Iii very pleasant to taste. It soothes
the child soitens the gums, allays all pain, relieves
wind regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. twenty-five cents q bottle.
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new Ciareudon RoteI.
ENLARGED.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-s2, 81 so aud 50 per day.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, May 30.-Night-River Is feet,
and rising. Westher-raining all day.
VIcKsBURG, May 0-Night-Arfived !:
City of Cairo, st. Louis, last midnight Departed:
R. 3. Springer, New Orleans, noon.
LOUISVILLE, May 30.-Night-River iall-
ing slowly, with II feet inches in the canal and
feet inches in the chute on the falls. Weather
slight rain.
CINCINNATI, May 3d. Night River 26
feet inches by the gauge, and falling. Weather
leave for Memphis to morrow instead OF TO night.
ST. LOUIS, May 30.-Night-Riyer fallen l
inch, and now stands 25 feet IL inches BIZ the
gauge. Weather cloudy and warm; rain this after
noon. Arrived: Future City and tow, New Or
leans: Commonwealth, Vicksburg Departed: City
Of Baton Rouge, New Orleans.
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CITY SCHOOLS.
Closing Examinations at Market and
Jefferson Streets Highly Salts
factory-R0n Of Honor.
Various Comments on Universal Educa.
tien lpropos Of the LeAoyne
Graduating Exercises.

The past year has been one of earnest
faithful work BY the pupils and the teachers
OF the High School. The averages made IN
the examinations, ali written, have been IN
most cases highly creditable. The papers
show not only good scholarship, but are
characterized by great neltness, and In some
instances real beauty is readily visible to
those verssd in the methods of written exam
nations.
There are three classes, or grades, in the
High School, Of which Mrs. E. ]. Crockett is
principal. The first year, superintendent by
Miss Katie L. Mcmahon, is composed of
twenly-oHe members, all of whom have
worked with admirable diligence during the
past year. Those particularly commendabls
for their excellent scholarship are Misses
Mollie Sternberg, HatIis Goldsmith, Miriam
Crowell, Sallie Althouse and Aurelia La
vezzo. For punciualily, Misses Mollie Stern
berg, Miriam Crowell and Rosa Sewers de-
serve mention. This class has been exam
insd in algebra, natsr,l philosophy, physical
geography, English history, physiology, ETY.
mology, spelling and penmanship.
The second year class, Miss Louise john
son teacher, will be the graduating class OF
1884 They have 90 ende,red themselves
TO Miss johnson by superior pertinent
and good recitations that she regret
fully sees them leave ner room.
This class has been examined in
spelling, grammar, arithmstic, English his
tory, rhetoric, physical geography, etymolo-
gy, chemistry, algebra and geometry. Misses
Matte Douglass and Fannie Folwell deserve
especial mention for their allainmenis in
scholarship, having the highest average in
Glass; In punctuality and attendance Misses
Fannie Tucker, Julia Nevils and Ida Ket-
tlewell stand first.
Mrs. E. ]. Crockett has special charge OF
the third year, or graduating class. Ga
Friday night at the commencement they will
give evidences of their good training. This
class is composed OF fifteen young ladies and
one young gentleman. Miss Susie Keck de-
livers the salutatory, while Frank w. Wilcox
is the vxledictorian. Under Mrs. Crockett's
direction The High School is constantly i'm.
proving and the standard of scholarship be-
ing raised
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lmDQrfanf.

save baggage, eIpressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Graz d Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trGl depot Four hundred and fifty elegant rooms
and upward per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best, Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad TO all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than at
any other first class hotel in the city.
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A family want, aud 1 wonder hoE We ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
Il cured me OF nervous prostrstion, and /
have used it aiAce for all kinds Of complaints
in my family.
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PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
And renders it dark and GLOSSY. Il holds, in
liquid form, large proportion OF deodor-
this purpose. No ether compound possesses
the peculiar properties which go exactly suit
the various conditions Of the human hair.
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TJIANOS-A number OF second hand 7-octave
and 5zoetIye pianos nearly new exceed
Is. WITZNANN d CO., Music House,
Sole Agents for 1teinway aud Weber Pianos.
HOUsE-A small amount OF teady nioney, bal
Il ance on easy time, will buy a desiIa6i .
b, care Appeal.
MICE LINE OF COTTAGES, DWELLINGS AND
Ii. L. GUIoN. 10 Madison street.
ZFELD's Headlight OIL and Vapor stoves.
IL Cheapest and best at 233 seeand street
VANCE street Lot east of Nj. d. Poston
V La Rose street, Lot near Clay street
Neat residence on Elliott, near Mr.. Godwin's.
Nice r,sidenc on Pontotoc, near Lsuderda.e.
shelby street lot, opposite MI Clotn s; I,,o,,,,t,
Choice Lot, with Cottage, Union near Wellington.
Pretty Lots on fernando, Lauderdale ana NC
Kinney.
Residence south of Vance, On fernando.
Fine reside ace also Lots on Besle.
Three tenements on Csusey; also, one on Beale;
q acres on New Raleigh Road, near Geo.. PoWelPs
and near MIR. Hardings.
Several residences on Poplar street.
Suburban residence, South Memphis.
Residences and lots on Linden, near Cynthia.
Cottages on Tate ana Orleans.
Cottage on Dunlap and Court
Suburban residence, II acres, Union avenue.
Residence and acres, at Gill Station.
Grounds on Greenlaw, Mil snd Second streets
$40 Jefferson extended, 80 by $50, frame;
IS Washington, near Second, nice brick.
LATER.
Linden street, no. 377, near Cynthia.
Choice residence and grounds, Waldran avenue.
Cottage and acres, Wilson station (Chs rleson).
Persons lots on fernando, near Provinces;
w. A. WHEArLEY, 2SI Mai n.
M ARBLE HORK-And Monuments cheap for
WI cash. or will exchange for property or city
acceptance. F. QuIGLEY, 4S2 Main, near Beale.
TIME HARBERT PLAN1 ATION-Near Malone
i LandiRg, Miss, one place contains 450 acres
about 100 cleared. The other 600 scres-about
400 cleared. Improvements first class. Well pro-
tected by LeYee. Apply to our attorney, Judge
H. p Reid, at Friars Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS d ROBERT E. New Orleans, Ia.
TRUsHED EAR-UORN-CRUSHED OATS
" Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses mules and cat
lie at this time OF year.
]. V. PATRICK q CO.,
Memphis Gin and NH,
Opposite Miss and Tenn. Railroad.
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AMBER, CoLoRED and invisible Celluloid
Eye Glasses have attained general populari-
" with the ladies. For sale BY all leading
jewellers and opticians.
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WANTS.

CoBaR MAN WITH FAMILY-To do farm work
- Apply at Sl3 Main street, upstairs.
~ ERrLEAAN with 5000 capital would like TO
VI engage in d SOod Paying Business. Address
n. B., care Jacobs Garrett. City.
NOOK-One good Cook and one good Chamber
~ maid. Liberal wages paid. apply
AT S23 POPLAR STREET.
DARTNER-In lum Der aud MANUFACTURING bust
Z ness Address L. r, 80 Front street.
HOksE AND BUG6Y-To buy or use a gentle,
IL safe horse aud buggy for the summer. APP
ply at ~ Madison street.
"OksE5 AND MULES TO PASIURE-Fine
IL clover and good water; sailed regular. For
reference SCI. Il. Manor, at his livery stable, OPP
posite courthouse. 1. 4, bhANSh.
NNTHITE GIRL
w From ten to fourteen years old, TO whom
Will give good home as one OF my family, OF
p~' "@S''' f-O'' B. R.. this office.
CIrUATION-By a young man, with small fam
= lily, thoroughly acquainted with mercantile
business as done On Mississippi river, would nAe
TO secure position us manager or Dock .AeeperIo
a store, OF would ike 10 correspond with y party
who has stOTehOuse to rent al some good business
point; references given. address A. u, this Office
nAsTU EAGE-5O0 acres OF fine grass. water aud
I salt Slock taEln u cheap ra'es. Two miles
sJutn OF ci.y. GEO. i. VANCE,
City Railroad office.
mo BUY-A Cottage Residence, or 6 rooms, in
4 good locality, or building lot, convenient TO
street cars. address fhENllS5i
Care Letter carrier no 2.
InngI TONS RAGS. IRON, DRY BONES AND
IOOO old Metals also Second hand Machine
~ bought and syId. Address
SAM Ell GABAY, Agent
800 4" IiS shelby street, Memphis.
.NECUNDHAND CLIO IHING-Good prices paid.
ELIAS saAUL: 406 Main street;
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Rurnett,s COCAINE

FRONT ROYAL, Va.-Dr. G. II. Hill, says:
"Rrowns Iron Bitters seem 10 give general
satisfaction. l recommend II strongly"
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HAVING to remove my marble works very
soon, am now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
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stea m Dyeing and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents, wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, etc,
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, So Jefer-
snn alreff
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Tested nv Time.

For throat diseases, colds and cougl
Browne Bronchial Trochss have proued the
efficacy by test Of many years. Price, :
cents.
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FIeyd's Candies.

KEYsER, W. VA.-Dr. w. ID. Ewin says:
"Many esteem Brown's Iron Bitters as an ex-
cellent tonic"
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WHITE GOODS |!
Everything Marked Down in
this department.

Good quality Pique OF sc.
Extra quality figured Pique at l0c
Good striped Lawn at l0s.
Fine sheer striped Lawn at 15c.
Handsome plaid Lawns at l25zc. 15c and 20c; re-
dUced from loo, zoe and 25c
White and cream figured and dotted Swiss, re-
duced from SOC to 25c.
Good India Lipen at 12%c, 15c, 2Oc, PKG and
DC reduced from l7JSc, 20c, 25c, soc and Soc.
HandsOme White Brocades at 20c, reduced from
35c; something new.
Handsome white Satteens at reduced prices
White embroidered Robes at redu Gee prices.
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California Wines.

California Wines.
We particularly invite attention to our
stock OF the following brands Of pure wines,
recently received direct from the whey ards
of Sonoma Valley. They are excellent in
quality, very cheap in price, and absolutely
pure:
Zinfandel Dry Claret, Tokay, Luscious,
Angelica, Sweet, Port, Sweet,
Sherry, Golden, Hook, Dry,
Gutedel, Dry.
We will supply dealers and families with
above wines by the dozen in bottles, or by the
gallon or cssk, at very low prices. Respect.
ially, B. J. sEMMEs q co.
MENPHn May 27 1881
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HAVING 10 remove my mxfble-worls
very soon, am Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
rHOE MAYnHEII. q unio, -
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Suit Department.

uANO " bCAA VI COsls
Our entire stock of Ladies' Elegant Black silk
Dresses, worth from $40 to 800 EACH reduced to $50
and $50 each.
Our fine $50 and $50 Ladies' Black Silk Dresses
reduced to SO and $40 each.
Good Black silk Dresses, stylishly made, nicely
trimmed, SIS each.
so Black silk Dresses, good silk and good styles
at SIC 20, SIS and $50 eacn.
Another invoice of those stylish Summer silk
Dresses at s12 IS. These are positively the last Of
the season.
so Ladies' fine Black Cashmere Dresses made
up with Satin Ottoman or GrOs GTaiu SILK ana
Lace, worth SIS TO $50 esch reduced 10 sS 80 each
so Good Black Cashmere Dresses, worth sl7 So
reduced to tl0
90 Black Cashmere Dresses, worth sl2, reduced
TO Sc 80.
The remnant of our stock of Ladies' Fine
Spring worsted Dresses will be closed out regard
less of cost.
All of our s12 and SIS Spring worsted Dresses
reduced 10 81 20.
LADIES' All wool Nuns Yelling Dresses, all shades,
fresh new styles Sl2 So Sl5, SIS and 81 so each,
worth SO per cent. more money
In Misses White Linen dInde, Null, Paris Mus
lin and Lace Graduating and Continuation Dresses,
we acknowledge no competition il either stock,
styles or prices.
All of our Misses and Children's Spring Dresses
at Eastern cost.
AL of our Misses and Children's White Dresses
1T prices TO please everybody.
Another lot OF ChiIdren's Bingham Dresses, two
to six years, at 81 each.
Is Ladies' Spring listers, worth 81 so TO $40
each reduced to So so and IS.
rs Ladies' Light weight, Atwood Circulars, re-
duced from IS TO 81 80 each.
100 Zephyr 5hawls, slightly Eoiled, worth 81 and
IS each. reduced TO 81 so each.
All OF our Elegant Novelties in Lace.trimmed
Parasols viii be sold at 5000 the 81 TO close.
All k-Serge Parasols, Colored- CellulOid Han
dies very pretty is inch, 81 2j 20 inch 81 SO; %
inch, 81 70; 24inch, 81.
Fine all SilK Serge Parasols Bamboo Sticks. Am
Der siver-uPped Handles 20 inch, 81 7j p inch,
81; "a inch. 81 IS.
Fine all SIlK.serge PArasols, Pearl inl6id Han
dies, 20 inch, 81 IS; p inch, 81; "A inch 81 rs.
The best 81 so 20 inch SILK sun Umbrella 10 the
city-all silk, no trash.
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Isffsrson stree, school.

The closirg exercises of the primary de-
partment OF the Jefferson street School were
OF a most pleasing nature. The little folks
spoke with degree Of expression and purity
OF tone that evinced most careful culture.
In Mrs. Lou Smith'e room Oracle Rutter
charmed the audience with her recitation,
"Facts and Fancies." Katie Conley recited
in the drollest manner, "Au Unsatisfactory
Meeting" "The Racket" by George
Poston and Arthur Jaco be, and Seven
Times One" by Nellie Lunu, met with warm
applause. The reading in this room was
particularly fine.
In Miss Marshall's room, where the little
folks were gathered with bright faces, all
passed of in a manner which reflected credit
upon teacher and children. The order was
perfect ,Hd the recitations were beautiful.
Mabel Z-llner was pleasing in "Mother
Truth" and Louise Langstaf was grace itself
in every gesture. Karl Wolf spoke with the
yehemence of an orator.
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Has every convenience for the comfort Of its
patrons. For something nice 60 70 FloYd's.
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Fioyd's Resiaurant

btItcI btFHWDcFFIet,
From Ben Hafps fruit farm, received daily.
BUCKHAM d Campbell
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Apropos to the above il may be mentioned
that the feeling in this city in favor Of uni.
verssl education was never stronger than it
is now. This is plainly shown by the inter-
est everywhere manifested in the LeMoyne
Institute or school for negroes, which gave
60 enjoysb an entertainment at the Green
law Opershouse Monday night. A number
of prominent citizens who were present ex-
pressed the greatest surprise and astonish-
ment, and the opinion was general that the
inculc.iion of ideas such as those Of which
the graduates seemed possessed were bound
to do good to them, and by ELECTION upon
the balance Of the community.
WAS the entertainment at the Opera
house just as you reported i'll" asked . gen.
tleman OF an APPEAL reporter yesterday.
Justice was not fully DONE" was the re-
"Aud the LeMoyne is a cslored institu-
toni"
"Y.s"
"You surprise me" the gentleman replied.
81 have heard the LsMoyne frequently
spoken OF, but had no idea it was accomplish
ing all it is said 10 have done. Why, the
subjects chosen by the esssyists could handled
only by those possessed Of consider able knowl.
edge"
marked listener, who had been present at
the entert ainment, "and find it difficult to
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s Sf. ~ 100 80 ~. ~ ' !" a. nIl uie as
-. a1a,;,;a ~ 1900 .u 10
-, 80 rn,;c.sbis ~. norai,r '. - III pr
fair held my attention at fret, but soon
forgot this, and found myself drifting along
49,. 49,. H.. 49, a ao 'nsn
so,1ibI. ,bs .h.anna - ~, :, , ~ n .e
,oy "a a. T.;irra y" 800 ~ tue yoans
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~" on VIC u.Ase e'ouI =,
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sv.ry nan in !, wsr. .dnn,,sdn -
~Tbe mn.ic fnrni.bsS b1 III. graduate,
n.rticnl.rIy .,tr,c..d m. i aid Ia
1870 IL h..,I :, at -
ts.S.S ~ az. 3
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sbsd;ns and conId have M conc.nt;or ~ I,
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mi,,,k.n Tbonob the on,;c ,b: o,hsr
80, Nc. ,o,b;na .,,r,ord;n.rr k..sd
.nonch - oann;nr. 10 H., -. ;,,.as.A..
bsJ = Good idea of ,ymnbony' and couId
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FIOyd's
in Memphis.
Moneys
in Nashville.
Ali same.
NOtice-Valley Ice Company.
Pure distilled water ice. Retail Office
opened corner Madison and Second streets
A share of the public patronage solicited.
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TAKEN UP.

TOW-Which the owner can have by applying
- to W. II. COATS, threeand-one-hsli mills
from city, on Pigeonroost rosd.
ONE YOUNG JERSEY CALF-Red.
" PARKEk'5 Ysgonysrd. lo9 Main street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Gaston - Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged. and rsfurnished
Prices according 70 size and location Of rooms.
W. ID. BINGHA MANAGER
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None bstler, and Wv litlIe a. good.
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LOST.
ROOMS AND BOARD

NOITAGE-Three looms, II Robson street
" Apply at 10 Alabama street.
DOOMS-Two unfurnIsned rooms. single or en-
LIZ suite first floor, AL conveniences. Inquire
at "a Second, opposite Court Square.
" EsIRABLE SUITE ROOMS With southern
L. exposure, il Planters Insurance Building,
fIom June LIST. EUGENE B. LYNN,
IS Madison street.
A FTER JUNE lsT-StoTehouse No. 22414 Main
u street, now occupied by Jack Bros, jr. Apply
III % Poplar street.
DOOMS-One neatly furnished room on first
IN floor, and three unfurnished on second floor,
al No. I34 second street
( lLANTATION-of three hundr! "a acres i'm me
Il diately on the river in Coahoma county,
Miss, or viii take d partner on equitable terms;
also, "a storehouse Ut same lanoing, upon ABOVE
terms. Plantation above overflow 1882, with
levees broken. Apply TO
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nIANOS-A number OF second hand 7-octave
! and ia octave pianos, nearly new, exceed
iogly los lor cash. -,
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Sole Agents iJr 1lelnNay and Weber ramos.
HOUsE-A small amount OF ready money, bal
IL anee on easy time, will buy desirable
lame house, six rooms and Kitchen, garden, fruIt,
etc.; convenient to sLreet-cars. Address
'' X AupPsl
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E1R MALE

-
ELIAS 8HAUL. 4O6 Main street.
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Mr.. 6. P. WALKER and Mir. E. F. Adams
left yesterday for jackson to attend the
Suprsma Count