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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-07
LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION.

For Sale, number of desirable farms in
jackson and adjoining counties. Also Tim
Der Lands, and Houses and Lots in the town
of Ravenswood. Several tracts OF Land for
sale on the line Of the o. Il. r. r., and will
double in value in the next three years.
60 acres, miles from Ravenswood, fronts
So poles on, the Ohio, IS acres cleared; two
houses on the line OF the o. r. r. K. Price,
so per acre, and half cash in hand, the bal
ance on time.
~ acres, lies on Sarvis Fork of Sand Creek
10 miles from Ravenswood, 20 acres cleared,
young Orchard. Price 500, one-half cash,
The balance on time.
200 acres, miles from Ravenswood, on the
Pike from Ripley TO p ,rkerSburg, on the
Ieft-hand fork OF Sand Creek, ac= eS clear
ed, plank dwelling-house, good well of WA
ter, good ut-buidings, convenient 10 school,
IA acres bottom, 30 acres in grass. Price
81 800, one-third TO be paid cash IN hand, the
balance in two equal annual payments.
- NO. H..
1917 acres, 2l% miles from Cottageville 81
miles from the Ohio river, near the line Of
the O. r. II. r., IS acres in grass 25 acres in
meadow, 50 acres splendid Timber, Frame
Barn, two tenement houses, good out-build-
| ings. Price, So ., one-third cash in hand,
the balance on time.
No. 20.
| 127 acres on Turkey fork of Sandy, IL miles
| from r tvenswood, - GOD limestone land, well
watered and well timbcred, 10 acres cleared.
Price $40 per acre, Onc-hhIf to be paid IN cash,
the balance in one and two years equal pay
| mentS.
For information concerning these lands,
call on or address
II. III. IL. EEWLEY,
Ravenswood, w Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-07
FOR SALE ALSO A HOUSE
SUITED TO A TAVERN
OR STORE.

WIN IL rooms and 10 fire-places, just across
we street in front OF Raleigh G. H., with an
rrHceilent and abiding spring on the lot, o
sent or sell on easy terms. NJ. A. ELLISON,
aaGSslalng at the place, will show the property
Chase
Address, NJ ELLISON,
Anderson, Monroe Co., VIVA.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-07

81 acres, lies on Sarvis Fork of Sand Creel
10 miles from Ravenswood, 20 acres cleared
young Orchard. Price 500, one-half casl
The balance ON time.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-07

60 acres, miles from Ravenswood, fronts
96 poles OH the Ohio, IS acres cleared; two
ance on time.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-07

HEAVY Loss.-Among the heavy
losers at Point Pleasant by the late
flood is Joe M Bowling, the gentle
manly proprietor of the Young
American Clothing House. Ills
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LOCAL NOTICES,
Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.

Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.
CUT FLOWERS, corner Second and Madison.
NEW lot of gas fixtures at J. A. B ,iley'r,
295 Second street.
FRESH lot of latest styles gas-fxtures at
Brownies, 40 Madison street.
DR.. ZIERMANN's, No. 222 Second street,
Turkish, hot and cold baths, new and COM
fortably arranged.
DEANS best Bio and Java mixed coffee is
acknowledged by all who have used it tn
be superior to all others.
If you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stered or packed for shipment, call at II.
Gutenberg, 231 Second street.
SIN the Diamond Dyes more coloring is
given for ten cents than in any fifteen or
twenty fve-cent dyes, and they give faster
ami more brilliant colors.
ELEcro THERAPEUTIC BATH, for treatment
of all form nervous diseases, 265 Main,
corner West Court. Lsdies from 3 to Il
o'clock am; gentlemen, to 8 o'clock p m
A SPECIFIC, and the Gully one too for al
| forms and types Of skin disease 10 known thu
world over as Dr. genson's Skin Cure. 1t ii
not a patent medicine, but reliable, Ger
tain remedy. Druggists.
LADIES and gents, send your collars snC
cuffs to the Memphis Steam Laundry, ~
Second street. We guarantee finish equal Il
new. Send sample lot. Lace curtains ;
specislty. Calls and deliveries free.
GENTS spring suits beautifully cleaned
or dyed navy blue, dark green, brown o.
black. positively fast, not to crock, at Mem
phis Steam Dyeiug Establishment. Good
received and returned by express
B. A. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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Bows, and Children's Clothing,

Bring your boys to US and We will clothe
them Tor you for just one half that you will
have to pay for them elsewhere. Children's
blue 4nnel sailor snits, elegantly made, at
81 rs, worth 81 per suit; chiidren's sll-wooi
csssimere suits, made of Atwood cashmere,
81 70, worth S. per suit; children's gray css.
simers cults, all wool, 8 different styles to Sc
lect from, worth from IS to Sc per suit, We
will sell them all at 50 per suit; boys school
suits, very good quality, So %, worth "a so
Der suit; boys dress suits, IS, worth S. per
sui,; Is styles OF boys all-wool Cashmere
cults, ranging in price from Sc to SO per
suit. we will sell them all at s. per suit.
The above will be found the cheapest lot
of boys and children's suits ever offered.
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A SDIeudid Picture.

All who know anything about pictures
will re,dily admit that Binsham's gallery
make. photographs that will compare ia'or-
sbly with the best galleries OF the country.
But few, if any, business men OF Memphis
make such study of their buslnss' IS Mr.
Bingham does. A picture recently put "a
eYhib;tion in his house is attracting good
deal of attention, and receiving the praise oil
ali who have seen it. 1t is life-sizs crsyoD
portrait of Judge Horrigap. 1t is declared a
,uperior niece OF work. Besides making Inc
fnest Of pictures, Mr.. Bingham pays cIoss
attention 10 framing. He mss just recsived
a large lot Of besutifui new style frames.
This grand gallery is located on the corner
of Main and Jefferson streets.
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Snrinp Suiis.

One Of the largest and best selected stocks
of spring clothing and furnishing goods ever
brought South is to be found at Johnston *
Vance's fashionable emporium, under the
Peabody Hotel. The firm have long been
noted for their taste aud the excellent make
Of their clothing, which oannes from their
own tailors in New York, and at no former
time have they so fully met the requirements
of their large and fashionable trade. The
aim of the firm is 10 give irs,-class work aud
m atsrial and good fit, and their success Is
established.
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v. Dixon: 1888, Richardson VS. Bsteman;
34s2. James Va Stillman; 3940, Williams Va
Williams; 1905, Vigus vs. Loaguei 1888,
1885, Lamb vs Cheek; 1857, orgill vs.
D.eson; 1878, Afiick vs. Marsh; 1882, ONeil
V. Brown; 1853, State VS. Armour; 1904,
Roch VS. Ash; '4014, Street Va Bowers; 1927,
Ofgsn vs Ovcrton; 1854, Allen vs. McFar-
land; 4O59, Cogbill vs. D'Arusmont; 4O61,
Brown VS. Miller; 4O78, Allen Va Deloacb {;
1886, Atmore VS. Atmore; 1859, Rsnkert VS.
Mclean; 1890, Renkert We Mclean.
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PERSONALS.

A.. c. TERRELL, of Bolivar county, Mics,
il in town.
WI. HALL, of the Dallas (TeI) Herald,
is at Gaston's.
MRS. J. NJ. BOWEN is visiting relatives at
Yszoo City, Miss.
Me-. C. w. .KEALHoFER, the Arkansas
tr aveler, is in the city.
CAPT. john NJ. BULLOCK, of the Memphis
aud Little Rock road, is at the Peabody.
Mr.. W. M. WILKERsoN, representing the
Hes Opera Company, arrived yesterday.
Mr., A. A. KAHN, of Cincinnati, was
visitor at the Merchants Exchange yester-
day.
Mr.. JOSEPH TowNsAND, editor of the
Coving,on Call, is in the city calling on his
old friends.
PkoF. JACOB BLUM, of the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music, is visiting Mr.. M. b.
Kstzenberger.
Mr.. J. E. DULIEs, a well-knoNn and
valued member of the Nashville Porter
Rifles, is in the city.
MISS JENNIE McDoNoUeH and mother
have returned to the city, and intend 10
make Memphis their future home.
Miss ANTo1NErTE HODGE, of Henderson,
XIV. after q pleasant soiosrn of several
| months among relatives, left for homo yes.
| terday.
Miss GRACE LEwELLYN is becoming very
/ popular ss reader In the surrounding
| towns, and her visits to them are looked Ior-
ward to with pleasure.
Gov. CRIrTENDEN, of Missouri, sccompa-
| MED by his wife and SOD, arrived yesterday
on the City of st. Louis. de returns TO 81;
| Louis to-day, and they will make the round
| trip.
VISITORS 10 the Cotton Exchange yester-
| d.y. Alex. Mosely, Boston, Mass; B. ].
Lambert, Indian Bay; ]. L. Adams, De-
catur, III; w. g. Hutchinson, Montgomery
Ala.
DE-. z. NJ. McAFFEE and wife, of Clinton,
Ia. and Mrs. C. b. Carroll and children, oil
St. Louis, are passengers on the steamer City
| of st. Louis to the South. They are on trip
for health and pleasure.
Mr.. D. J. SHRIvER, the afsble teiegra ph
operator and assistant secretary OF the Mef
chants Exchange, is acting secretary pro TEN
| during the absence OF Secretary Keeling
having been selected for that responsible
position by the Board Of Directors.
Mr.. PETER TRACY: Dear Sir will try
to help YOU little by buying SIS worth o.
! tickets for the concert for the benefit OF th'
Sisters of the Good Shepherd. Hoping every
one will contribute in proportion, sm, re
specially yours, F. D. PARADISE
AT the annual meeting OF the stockholder
) of the Bank of Commerce, on Tuesday last
the following directors were chosen Tor tn
ensuing year: S. H. D1nscomb, president
IL. T. Fargason, I. II. Allen, a. Wet.er, s
Mansfield. E. Lowensteiu, r. L. Cochran, J
In. Taylor, NJ. Glvin, Jno. Overton, jr., T
NJ. Nelson, R B. Snowden, w. F. Tsyior, {
HIP. Piper, W. B. Mallory and B. Bsylis'
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s.Grand Opening Day.

We now have m store the largest ard
best selected stock of Carriages, Ex-Top
Barouehes, Phatons, Buggies, Village Carts,
etc. ever in store in our market, aud would
be pleased to have those interested call and
inspect the same on Tuesday, the 18th instant.
OUR SPRING OPENING DAY,
when we shall be glad to receive them.
WOODRUFF & OLIVER,
lis, III, 179 Msin street.
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KAHN g. FREIBERG,

Read their advertisement carefully.
No whole column, no hourlshes Of rhet'
oric or attempts at eloquence, but Dry
Goods and Vet Gods:
3sc. bsst brown domestic, slightly burnt,
4c.
4, ard Sc, blesched domestica, A. and Be.
SC, Victoria lawn, eighty burnt, DC.
Sic, Fruit Of the Loom, bleached, Ssc.
35e, sll.Iinen napkins, 35c per doz.
81 10, per doz., largest linen towels,
81 10.
4Oc and SOC, white linen table cloth, 40c.
zoe for marble or mahogany, 20c.
Kahn & Freiberg's Greatest Bargain
this week is their hosiery.
I5e, a pair, finest, full regular seam
less hose, l5:-have been slightly soiled
only.
We have $50 dozen; 6 pairs will only
be sold to oue party, 15c pr.
But KAHN & FREIBERG'S dress
goods, brown linens, white linen lawns,
and sll-wool buntings are actually cold
at the price Of bleached domestics. just
think! Aad most of them soundl
Sc, wide brown dress, pure linen, Sc.
lac fine white linen lawn, 129c.
125c, fancy figured lawns, 123c.
25c, double-fold, fine, Atwood nuns,
25c.
SOC, brocaded black silk grenaeine, Doc.
40c, elegant spring silks, checks, 40c.
&c, Torcbon finest laces, &c, &c, 10c, 15c.
2000 pieces, ] I'd sacb, patterns alike,
finest Gnipure, Spanish and Chantiliy,
Zoe and sc each.
10c, Lisle-thresd 2 button gloves and
uauutlels IOc a pair
Don't mics our Paris bonnets and
round hats, g 80 each.
Fit for any lady 10 wear to an opera or
wedding, 81.
Look at our pearl colored MORE water
] ed silk, 60c and SOC, cost originally II rs.
1 In Gents department, Kahn & Fret
! berg have at
l5c, full regular seamless socks, 15c.
25c, gents' fnsst white drawers, 25c.
Sc each, or SOC pr doz best 4 ply linen
! collar, SC
81 5J,gents' blue navy cloth suits,S7 so.
Any OF the above goods have been
slightly wet only, and the damage is only
nominal. Price at least double and
l treble elsewhere. Call soon. Supply
small.
| KAHN & FREIBERG,
CORNER MAI AND FoPLAR.
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WE LEAD IN LOW PRICES {!
CAUTIONi CAUTION
Please see that our name is above the
door before entering.

100 pcs of excellent quality white mating,
with heavy edge, at only l23c, worth 25c a
yard.
10 pcs damaged aoor oilcloth, one and a
quarter yards vide, at only 25c, worth 65c a
yard.
5 pcs floor oilcloth, two and one-half yards
wide, at Csc, worth 81 80 yard.
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We have secured the exclusive sale of the
new --d popular Spiral Spring Csrria"ss,
Rugg n1aetors, etc, ETC., fer our m >.
..ie is lon h@ve in stock full line
nee, u which we respectfully call the at
tention of the public Call and examine
them. Woodruff OLIVER,
17h17 snd In street,
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white Goods, white Goods,

Elegant quality check muslin, TIC, worth
lac yard.
Very finest check muslin, 15c, worth 25c q
yard.
Victoria lawn, SIC, worth 122c yard.
Victoria lawn, 10c, worth 15c yard.
Victoria lawn, very finest, zoe, worth Doc
ayard.
India linen, 173c, worth Soc yard.
India linen, 25c, worth Acc yard.
Finest jaconet, 10c, worth 35c yard.
Irish linen, 25c, worth 45c yard.
Irish linen, finest, S5c, worth 6Oc yard.
Finest white pique DC per yard.
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Special Rar2ains!

Dimiiy hats for children, 25c, worth 81
each.
Sun bonnets for children, 15c, worth Toe
each.
sun bouuets for children, finest, SOC, WORT
81 25 each.
Lace caps for children, finest, SOC, worth
81 % each.
500 doz val lace and and inserting at 15e,
worth SOC dozen. :,
100 finest black lace shauls and jacques all
at 81 so, worth from s. to $40 each.
Entire stock of finest quality linen collars
and cuffs all al 10c per set.
Finest collars and cuffs, suitable for mourn
ing at Sc per pair.
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Gents, Wear,I Gents Wear,

Finest dress shirts al 75c, worth - each.
Best unlaundried shirts at soc, worth Toe
each.
Cent? gauzs undershirts I5c each. :,
Gents iisle thread understands, SOC, worth
81 25 escb.
Cent? nxinscok undershirts, S5c, worth
CSC each. :.
Cent? bleached drill drswsrr, finest quail
ty, 35c psir.
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uouse.Furaishing Goods.

Very heavy gilt scrsp-books, sec, worth
81 so each.
Musical tops, CSC, worth SOC.
Clothes racks, Il. worth 81 30.
Watering potr, 25c, worth Toe.
Step ladders, 81, worth =.
Germau silver elocks, warranted to keep
good time, 81, worth 81 so.
Hammocks, 75c, worth 81 %.
Ice picks, sc each
Japsned walters, Is and 25c,worth double.
Work tables, 81, worth 81 each.
Folding rockers, 75c each, and many other
novelties not to be had elsewhere.
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Dress Goods, Dress Goods

Black nuns yelling, yard wide, down to
25c per yard, worth 6Oc.
Brocaded dress goods at SC, worth loo
yard. 90,
40 pcs eeersucker at 73c, worth 123c a
yard.
French gingham at s3c, worth LOG yard.
IS pcs dress goods st 15c, worth 45c yard
25 pcs Pacific dress goods at l0c, worth Zoe
yard.
Lace bunting, black aud colored, full yard
| wide, at Soc, worth Toe yard.
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Meats and Vegetables.

Fucks's attractive big msrkethouse, JET
feraor street, carries the best of fresh NESTS
and vegetables. Orders SIRE carefully and
promptly filled, and all can rely on getting
The earliest and freshest of vegetables.
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s.I,u Give YOU q Pointer

On the races. Aztec and Drake Carter are
fyers, and no mistake; but nobody can ex'
pect TO win on either side unless he has
bought his neckwear and other furnishing
goods from Sam May"
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marseiIles spreads, to Close.

Msrseilles bed spreads, eighty damaged,
81 %, worth So each.
Marseilles bed spreads, slightly damaged,
So, worth "a each.
Marseilles bed spresds, very fuest, - 90,
worth IS each.
CoIored bed spreads, 75c, worth 81 80 each.
Honeycomb spreads, SOC, worth IL each.
The very best crochet bed spreads in the
msrket al 81 %, worth 81 so.
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ParasOIs! ParaaOls!
For this week only,

$50 elegant satin psrasols, in black and
colored, silk-lined, lace-trimmed, with ivory,
ceIluloid and ebony handles, ranging in price
from 81 80 to SIS each, We shall offer The en-
lire lot st 81 so each.
Silk sun serge umbrellas. "a inch, all silk
warranted, at ~ %, worth 81 so each.
1000 ginghsm pArssols at half price.
500 Chinese parssols, some very fancy
suitable for fire screens, all 15c each.
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Az pcs black Luu's yelling, all WOOL, cold
last week al soc, and worth 60c per yard, we
will cIosg them all this week at 25c yard.
All the dress goods, worth 40 and SOC per
ystd-we sold them last week at 20c-you
can have them all this week at 15c per yard
100 ladies' linsn quits, finest quality linen,
embroidered and tucked, all at 81, worth IS
q suit.
200 pcs solid color ginghsm. 6nest quality
slightly imperfect, &c, worth 25c yard.
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sCoroners Inq Gest.

Distribution Of Deaths BY Wsrds-firsL
4: second, o; third, o; fourth, 2; filth, 5;
sixth, 9; seventh, 4; eighth, 8; ninth, z;
teath. i. City hospital, 2. Still born, u
White, 8; colored, Is. Total, % ,n
sscretaTy Board Of Hsa4io.
| Mortality report for came week 1851 year
Witt O: coiored, IA Total, IA
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Who want the best quality Of mems or boys
hats or caps will do well to see Martin Co.
hen, under the Worsham House. Mr..
Cohen's stock ia carefully selected, and he
does not demand extravsgant prices. The
store is full, and embraces all the handsome
VII
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Sam May.

The shirt factory and furnishing store OF
this gentlemen deserves the attention of gen.
tlemen. The shirts are the beet this market
affords, and the furnishing goods stock is a
LARGE and elegant one.
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INKEN'S.
4 IslpSrL&D

When you visit or leave New YORK city
have ssgsse ,expressage and csrria. e. hire, and
top at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand CeD-
trsi depot Fourhuadred and fifty elegant 20 on1e-
dtted up at an expense of $40 oGoo. reduced 10 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant Sup
piled with the best EorEe-cars, stages ano cit
bette for less money at the Grand Unicn thar. At
soy other frsi-clsss hotel in the CITY,
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FINE SILK HOSIERY.
plants. Flowers, Etc.

Call and examine our immense stock OF
plants in bloom, gersniums, rosss, veIpenas'
lilies, etc. Bedding plants ia proiuslon,
such as golden feather, lobelias, petuniss,
eoIeus, schyranthus, etc., for trout ards and
ribbon beds. Our prices are always cheaper
than the cheapest. Spring catalogues sent
free to any address
MEMPHIS FLORAL COMPANY,
South gate ElmMood Cemetery, end red car line.
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Come to Thomas Land sale! Aonasy
Naan thu Houri

To.merrov, Noudsy, the 18th Apr, a.
moon V. will commence the great sale OF the
Dr., Thomas lanes. al public auctioo, rom
the northwest correr of Main and Madison
streets, xitsout reservation. These lands are
oImost hanoinq upon our srOvi7s city, and
s,;,shla H., eSery cl sss of purchaser.
w ROY5TER & CO., Auetoneers.
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sMAsY ladies who had scarcely enjoyed
the luxury of feeling well for years have
been so renovated by using Lydia Pinkhsms
Vegetable Compound that they have tri-
umphed over the ills 6esh Is said to be heir
to, and life has been crowned with the added
charm Of fresher beauty,
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Hats and Ribbons!

Remember, it i. only at Bei.eh's that you
can buv forty different styles of STRAW hats
al ioc each, and 100 pcs of six ribbon TO Sc
lect from a. SC yard.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
General NeNa

General News
CIPT. JoHN D. ADAMS brought suit yester-
day at Evansville against the owners OF tne pors
CAbler The Enquirer was tied up oy me Oni.ed 81
states marshal this evening, but VIII giyeoono ana
leave on time Monday.
Kfser EeleKra0s-
WHEELING .Aprif4 ight- River 10 feet
inches, and falling. Weather clear and warm
y1cKsBuRe, April "A -Dep.rted: Storm
No 3, Ohio river, an; City oil Vieks6urs' 81
Louis, IL an
LOUISVILLE, April 14.-Nieht-River iAll,
inc slowly with u feet 10 inches in the cana. sno
10 feet 10 inches In the chute on the falls "estnei
clear and WARM 80
CrScrssAr1. Arril AN gbt-River 81
feet and falling Weather hszy and varm. AZ
rfyed. PARIS C. Brown. Eew Orleans Deperteo
Vint shinkle, Memphis; VIII Kyle, Sew orleans
ST. LOUIE. April 14-SIght-River taller
inches. and now stands Is feet IL inebe. oy m
| rxuse weatherTclOudy and very warm 1Trrea
| Herry Lourey aud bsrges, and Centennlsl, Hes
| OrIeans DeTzrted: Belle Aenpnls. Nick1oufk
| AEnie p Silver, New OTleans-
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Memphis weekly Mortality EspOri-
Mortality report Tor the week ending satnr
Il Ill 1A,h ~ O'clock n m:
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Ladies' Underwear!

Ladies wishing to purchase anything in
this department must come TO us, when you
will readily see the immense bargains We are
Offering in ladies', misses and children's
finest underwear.
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Steam D,eipp Establishment

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 lscss aud lace
curtains done up in Partisan style. Goods
received and returned by express.
p A HOII, TNRERG Proprietor.
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Fixtures for Sale,

Shelving, Counters, Safe, Mirrors and
Desk iu' store lately occupied By Louis
Halle, Main, near Union street. For sale
cheap. Apply at
MENK EMS
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Mrs. Fitts's Conservatory Of Music

THIS CONSERVATORY will close for the season
on June 90 1853, but will be re-opened NO
yember !, 1883. The Principal viii sail for Ger
many July Ist and will visit the lesdng senoos
Of music In that country. where she viii engsse
the services of Professor ski led in vocal uelil,
Ing. In her Conservatory Will be taught the reAl
C,er1nsn system and Vocal Music, as wei a. tbe
Dramatic Art Pupils will be prepared ior the
Ooeratic stage thereby avoiding the necesslly0
seeking such advantages in the East Clss teAen
which will be at the rate Ct so per 70 lessons
Harmony and Theory, free advantages. Iun
COLDS OF teachers in every department.. fuPau
from a distance can board with the Principal.
References: Prof. Geo. E2rcwerker, ieaoeI OF
Orchestra; Z. witzmanE q Co., AuEe Deeleis; als,
cara Conway Principal Of School for foun,
IAcies Address, al Memphis, Tenn,
MRs q H FTTT- Principal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-15

Next Wednesday night mask ball will
be given at the Exposition building. While
the number of visitors to the city will be
large, this large building will accommodate
all who wish to enjoy ball. There is lots
of talk about it, and the attendance will un-
doubtedly be great.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-15
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