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WHISKY, ETC.

Prices as previously quoted and busines=
BRtNDIEs-Cognae, s59IO; peach, 81 SOFAS 50;
apple. 81 30 50. - ., --z.
WTNEs-Imported port 81 SCOT; sherry, 81 $50
4: charnpagne-American extra dry, S7t95; Piper
Heidsick. s24g26; Mumm's extra dry, szo92s;
Pomery Sec. so 5Og5l So v. Chqnoti - 10.s
ri 5O: clgret So 1917 per box: Cstawba a 50g6
Observation-Disclosures. 9Oct9sl so; straight, 81 90
"a, according 10 age.
ST. LOUIS. April l9-Whisky steady, 81 IA.
LOUISVILLE, April 19.-Whisky quiet,
81 Is.
New ORLEANS, April 10 Whisky uu-
changed.
CHICAGO, April 10 Whisky steady and
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April 19.-Whisky steady,
81 16%Gl H.
CINcIHNATI, April 19.-Whisky active and
firm. 81 Il.
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CHANCERY SALE
II II AL ES II Att

No. 1906 R-Chancery Court OF shelby County
The State Of Tennessee for Its own use, etc., W.
Theresa Farrell ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory cecree Tor sale
ID entered in the above cause on the lSth day OF
February 1885, viii sell public auction. TO the
highest bidder in front of the Clerk and Masters
Office, courthouse OF Shelby county Memphis,
Tenn, on -
Saturday, April -, Isss.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated in shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Lots 65 u 6s inclusive, 225 by l40 feet on Ex-
Also lots a. 6 c. 81 and g. being 125 by l4o feet
on WGshin gton street.
Also To- 80 on east side OF Chickasaw street, "a
by 1851 feet.
streets 50 by IS feet.
Also Lot 5li on Alabama street, IS by l4s feet.
Also lot 396, "A by "a feet north side OF alley.
Terms of SAle-On a credit Of Seven ~ months;
purchasers TO execute note with approved secu-
Ity; lien retained for purchase money, and re-
| dernption barred. This March n, 1893.
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
VIM. NJ. smith, F. IL. Heiskell and C. W. Heis-
1 hail EOff
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bales were American. Receipts, $500 bales. OF
which 1850 bales were American. 5000,
AtI2:l5: Up.snds, 55zf: orleans, ll-l6o.
All go: Ordinsry. 4sz1; good ordinary: Sd; low
Iaiddling. 5 1851 mlddlins uPlAnds, 52sd; VI
leans. 1850. -,
The liverpool future market at noon was dun;
pril-May ; 27-6fd; Asy-June1 40-64d; june
July, 5 if6Id: July-August, 4764d; August
Septeni Der 5O-6id.
At $3.50: MAy-June, 5 42-6id; July-August, %
sid: AugustSep tenber. 5j-6id-
At 3: May-June. > 4l-64d; June-July, 45-e4d
July.August, 5 496ld; August-septepber' 5216id'
; 51-6id.
Futures closed barely steady.
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MRS. Fitts's Conservatory Of Music

THIS CONSERVATORY viii elose for the season
| on June 20 1Ss3. but VIII be Ie-ope1ed NO
yember /. 1883. The Principal viii SAIL Tor Ger
many July Ist, and viii visit the leading s1hoo4s
Of music in that county. where she Will engage
tBe services Of Professor skilled In vocal ualn-
ing In her COnse ryst0Ty VIII be taught me feal
German system and Yoc1l Music, as wen ss me
Dramatic Art. Pupils viii be prepared IoI tns
o cratic stage. thereby Avoiding the nscessltyS
ing VII - MAZE a specially, the ehATges fol
which will be ct the rzie Il 81 per 70 +eSscns;
Harmony ana Theory, fr-e sdFa2 tases. n III!
corps OF teachers IL every cslaf .iiiens. : oP'is
from diztznce can board win tle Fllhe pa;
References: Prof. Geo. EancE eiAsI, L a1St o.
Orche IT.: E Wiz neIizs & Co., ECz1e DtaleIs Aiss
ara CONWAY. PRINCIPAL OF School Tor Young
Ladies. Address, at Memphis. Tenn,
MIS- 4. II. FIITerPunGpSI-
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AVER AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGMA zRv:cE, U. s. a,
MEMPHIS, TENN, April -, 1888.
The following observations are AIKEN at the
same moment OF time :03 p.lal ii all The stations
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J. Schilliug, live stock commission meF-
chant Union Stock Yards, Second street OF Louis
have been barely sufficient for the demand and
prices ruled high for ali descriptions of stock;
There is a light supply of cattle in the Yards, and
high prices are obtaiued for good butchers grades
and for desirable feeding cattle, and fair figures
for scalawags Coco cattle are going to continue
to bring high prices for several weeks to come,
until grass cattle come into the market. The
ms rket is lightly pplied with sheep and lambs,
and they really command good prices The sea.
son for hogs is nearly over in our market and
only advise small shipments Of light weights
CATTLE-Choice steers, 900 to 1000 lbs, 6961zc
medium steers, 41zG51zc; smooth fat cows, 495c
fair fat cows. 3s4c; feeding cattle, 293c; year
Nngs ease; scalawRg, lH92c.
SHEEP-Choice 51&96c; medium, 4S5ci com
mon, no inquiry, Sl9I so per head.
LAMBS-I0-lb, averagc and upward, 9dlOc.
HOGs-Nice smooth corn-fed, 100 to $50 lbs. aver
ACC 6a6Mc; common, 5a.o1ac.
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GREAT CANCER CURE.

II U. DUENAVAET, Cancer Doctor. located At
u CoIieryflle Tenn. Consultations Tree, Cure
Snsranteed No money demanded until cure ef-
secfed The cancer IL removed by one application
Of medicine within ten days after being eppneo
SO arsenic used. and . cure withoutt the loss OF
blood. y...-.
HETxEExcEs-Thos n. Kemp and o. y. Eddins,
BybsiA. Mis- Jas. Terry, Memphis, Tenn Jonn
soto Front Miss. Major. Vim. NJ 5t1eklAnd and
Ger. W. 8 Featherston, holly SPRING. Mis-. hon.
Il. G. Myenz, secretary -of-etass, Jsckson 1A~@,
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CHANCERY SALE
R EAL K - n A II Il.

No. 46e (2), R. d. Chancery Court OF Shelby coun-
wired. n. Laurence vs. Heirs at-law OF Mary
Baxter ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale en-:
d tered In the above cause on the 10th day OF
April 1888 and renewing order of October IS 1881,
will Sc H. At public auction, To the highest bid.
der in front of the Clerk and Masters once,
courthouse of shelby county, Memphis Tenn, on
Saturday. Bay IL, IssS,
within legal hours, the following described Prop
erty situated in Shelby counts, Tenn, tp.wit:
Lots Nos g., ca, 65 ls2, los and lo4 of tie W. q.
Lanes subdivision, lying northeast oil the CITY oil
streets. -, =, SO.
K ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. n. Bradle ). Deputy Clerk and Master
4 Ellait Il 3 EhlLin ton. SOln.
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The mule market is well supplied with all
qualities The horse-market is dull
NULES-No l dray mules 4 to Z years old, l6 to
I6h hands S2009250; 49, to TO- Sl5O9lo5; 10 10
l51Z. sI35 also; 141z TO Is, e1009l25.
HORSE5-Good driving, sl2592OO; heavy draIt,
2l5O9200; saddle horses, sl259250; plugs, SiO9I0.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIYALANp DEPARTURE OF TRAIN


Chesapeake. Ohio and SOutbwestern-
Trains move as follows: No. (eIpress) leaves at
l:20 an; No S (mail At $40 an NO. tCOylng-
ton accom- odatiOn) at 440 m. No. texpress)
arrives at 2:25 am; No. arrives a. l:55 pm; NO
5, Covtngton accommodation. SOB an tcity time)
Memphis and Lutte R0ek-Trains move
As follows: No leaves daily at 4:40 p m arrives
Al II 80 p.m; No. leaves at g. N; arrives al
am; No. (ireighG leaves Hopeaeld at an ar
rives at pm. - ,,t -.
az follows: Fast mail arrives daily al 40 al
leaves at ll:l0 PM; mail leaves daily Al 30
am: passenger accom- mOdattOn leaves dslly Al
IO.4O am; arrives daily at 3sO pm (city umel-
will MAKE close cOnnection Tor all points East :
BROWNSVILLE accom- mOdstiOn leaves oA'!y except
Sunday 1t 4:55 pm; mail arrives DAILY .; ~
y m brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
except Sunday, at s:lo am ,-
MemahIs and CbaTiesiOu-TTainsl move
a. follow (city tinrJ: Through express lea es
c siIy AT IL .O5 pm Mail and express leaves caily
A. SIS am Somervi!e accommodation leaves
daily except Sunday, ~ 5:li p m. Through ex.
press arrives d-ily II 80 ain. Mail sud express
arrives daily az $50 pm. sOmeryile accommO-
dalton arrives tails. except sunday. al $50 n.
uiSsi-stpIt and Ten aeesee-1rstns move
A. follows: ScH on ans and fast mail Andsexpress
leaves daily at y % Din; express freight leaves
DAT 3 exc ept Sunday at 1915 pm. freight leaves
daily exc pit SuDd y, at $50 a m. New Orleans
fast mail and express arrives daily at 1910 a m
express freight arrives daily except Sunday, 81
500 am freight arrives daily, except sunday, al
7:59pn. Freight trains carry passengers.
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I52cPriEes, amounting in U. 8. gold to.........s4
Ttekets "a. Halves, 81.

ALL PRIZE PAID os PRESENTATION.
For information and Tieketk. apply 70 eHIfskf
COMPANY, General Agents, I2I3 Broadway, New
YorE civ o. Is Z Randolph street, Chicago, H.,
or ioRE B. FKRFAEDZ, EaFsnnsh g
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
RI AL Z = T a II K

No. 46s (2. D.-Chancery Court of shelby coun-
tv-Fred n. Laurence vs.. Heirs-at-lsw Of Mary
Baxter ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day OF
April, 1858. l will sell Al public auction, TO TIE
highest bidder in front OF .ne Clerk and Masters
office. courthouse of shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn. on
Saturday, May Is. lssS.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated in shelby county, Tenn, near Mem
phis and designated on the plan of W. Brown
On or near the Pigeonroost road, made and sur
viewed by VIM. Crane, on the 26th day OF Msrrh,
1856 as Lots Nos. 6, aud and bounded As fol-
lows: Fronting eight (s) chains and thirteen uS)
links on the east die of Brown avenue, and run
niny back between parallel lines At right angles
with sid avenue nine 90 chaius and twenty ave
(25l links TO Rossel avenue, ard con aiming ~
acres
Terms Of Sale-seven (7l and thirteen uSl
months: purchaser - execute notes with personal
satisfactory security; lien retained, and equity OF
redemption barred. This April is, 1858.
ROBERT J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes 4 Filett. r 3. Edgineton, Soils.
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White fish No per half barrel 60. Dried herTings,
per box. 259SOc; North Carolina roe herring, half
barrel Sc So , 40 .o1-, - z. a..
o1zIftg, Turkeys, S1I9ls Ducks, Sc 5098.
EGG=-l4dlac-
a. - q. 81 q
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DiIUlENa.
Above -------
low water. Rise. Fail.
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NOTICES
NOTICES.
NOTICE

RaS n. Z. DYKE is not in our em-
plOy, and is not authorized to transact
any business for us.
LEwwON Il GALE.
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STATIONS.

"Below high water marx 1874 tBelOw bench mark |
METEOROLOGICAL RECo RD.
Time, Gar. The: WIND. Weather.
, s:: e. :s H. s 4 a. "a str"
Maximum temperature, q.
Minimum temperature, 60
Rainfall 0.S5
WHEELING. Al ril 10 -Noop-R River Is feet
9 inches, and rising. Weather clear and warm
NEW ORLEANS April l9.-Arriyed: Henry
Frank, ST. Louis. Departed: Golden Crown, CHI
cinnati Jay Gould and tow, st. Louis
PITTsBURe. A psil 9.-Noon-R River 10 feet
inch, and falling Weather cloudy and cool
Night-River 9feet 10 inches, and falling weather
rainy and warm
EVANSVILLE. April 10. - Noon - River
falling with % 2-lO feet by the gauge. Weather
oggy and raining; thermometer a.; Night-kiver
falling, with q 40 ieet scant by the gauge.
Weather cloudy; thermometer, So.
LOUISVILLE, April Noon-River sta
| tiouary, with 10 feet inches in the canal, and
feet inches in the chute on the falls weather
| clear and pleasant Arrived and departed; James
| W. CAT, Cincinnati to Memphis
| CINCINNATI, April 9-Noon-River rs feet
| 10 inches and rising. Weather fair; thermometer
| ne Arrived Andy Baum, Memphis Nignt-
| and mild. Departed: Wyoming New Orleans
CAIRO, April 19-Noon-R River AZ feet 4
| inches, aud falling. Weather rainy and cool. : 7,
| rived: Arkansas City, st. Louis, 10 p M; VII
| Kyle Cincinnati 2 an; Joseph B. Williams,
| louisville, 4 am; Charles Morgan, New Orleans
noon. Departed: Go'den Rule, Cincinnati, p II.
| City of vicksburg, st. Louie. pm Arkansas
CITY. Vicksburg, 3 m; Joseph i Williams, Rev
| Orleans a m Night-Riyer a feet, and falling.
Weather fair; there ometer, co Hght RAIN thls
| morning Arrived: City of New Orleans, New
Orleans pm. Departed: City OF New Orleans
st. Louis 6-p. m; VIII Kyle, New Orleans, pm
ISee Additional River NelCs on Fourth Pdoe.l
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
PHILADELPHIA, A pril 1e.-Arrived: LORD
| Cough, Liverpool.
NEW YORK, April 19-Arrivcd: Lsk'
Manitoba Liverpool; Phaetia, Hamburg; Belgen
| land, Antwerp.
New ORLEANS, April 19.-Cleare3: Gull
Ierno and Warrior, Liverpool. Arrived: New
YORK, New York; Symphaca, Boston
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uousE-guILpINo Materials.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING-LUaBE prices-Rough, slo
per 1000 feet: dressed, $50; yellow pine hooring
cypress 81 per 1000 laths. Extra prices for extra
lengths above 20 feet.
LIME AND CONGRATULATIONS lime, 91c9Sl =
Barrel; Tennessee S5lqO; Louisville cement, 81 20
70 a barrel; Rosedale cement 81 90 barrel
Portland SIS; plaster of Paris, So 30.
NATIIz-S2 "a No. keg
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MEDICINAL.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
4 CuxE aUARANrEED

DE- Z O. VETS NERVE AHD BgArETssA1AKET-
A specific for HJsters, D.zxtnesS, Convuis1oss.
Ferrous Headache, Mental Depression. Less OF
Eenory, 5perua sorfheA, ImpopGncy, lDvoaunt airy
Emissions, Premature Old Age, c&1ssd by over
exerroa. Eelf-Ebuso o. 9TeI-iadulsenee- when
ie<ds 70 misery. decay snc de1sH. Oae scE viii
e1Ie resent csees. Zach box contains ons montnI
ts.ime 1t One dollar 6 bcx, OF 81 oofe- tor nve
dollars sent By -nSl- prepaid On retelps OF pr1ce
We kngrzateS az boxes &c cure al; CAST Win
q N c-.cr received ~ u tor zi1 pcxss, acconpa-
MAD with ave dollars, We VII send ths purchaser
sur HTftts,a guKTs3teS 20 return t5e money II the
treatment dpes not s1sct cuses 1earantees IS
mad 01ly e. 4. RKSKEST o., wholesale and
RatS{l DTugris-s 5l5 &A.n E.-ee:, &eEip1ls- Tenn
1s-tters ~ ussil VII FsCeiva u-ornut attention
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New YORK. April 10 The general de-
mand shows no improvement, but for cotton goods
the bottom has been reached, some brands
purchased last week cannot be duplicated. A few
prom cent buyers operating quietly. Jobbers
are doing a much better trade.
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Ally BULLETIN

Total receipts at AT U. 5. ports yesterday
Total receipts same day in lSS2.... 2
Total receipts same day in ISL. 81
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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rne Liverpool spot market Al noon was quoted
dull and easier. Sales, 5000 bales, OF which ESQ
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ROYAL NAIL LINE
10 tI,e yeiheriauds.

To the Netherlands.
The First-Cass Steamships of this L.ne-AA-
SIEKDAM. ROTTERDAM. sCHI kDAel, ZAAH-
NAN IFFRDAM. ". A. SCHOLTES, P. CALAND,
MAS carrying the United states Mail 10 the
Netherlands leave NEW YORK regularly ever
WEDNESDAY, for ROTTERDAM and AMsIER-
DAM alternately. First Cabin. 500 second cabin
$50; steerzge, s26; from Rotterdam and Amsler-
dam SA 81 CAL UX, GeE't SEeni,
No q south william street, New YORK
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Fob OSCEOiA.
Tri.W eekly U. y. Mail Packee-Por Ran
dolph, Fulton. Osoeola al wsy !Rrcinse.
Dean Adams, sazc
Thomas Foster, master.
VIII leave Memphis every MONDAY, WADHEs
DAY and FRIDAY, st pm. For informs ron sp'
ply on SozId. or th No. 4 Madison strest.
JAMES LEE JR., Superintendent.
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COTTON-SEED.
Corros.sEED MEAL-Prime, sls per tc

per carload lots.
COTTON-SEED OTLS-Crude, 45 g46 per gallon,
n round lots of loo to 500 bris Cooking oil, JOB
OTIS 4Sc Summer yellow refined oil, SOC in car
DAD lots. Winter yellow. 55e, according to
onantitv
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMER LEAVING.
MOVEMENTS At TIE LEvEE.

ArTiUdls Kate Adams. A-a---.H city; Nlnt
shi1kle, Cincinnati; City o. Providence Nicks'
burg.
Dfp1rlu-ls-Ests Adams. AE.-ag5s s City.
B0als in Por.-Nint Sninkie ana city Of Proyi-
dence-
auc VII KYLE.
Boats Dlls U-p-Js-les Lee and Josie Harry.
Receipt Yesterday.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business wss very good on 'Cdsnge yes
terday. The meat market was strong; hour
6rm but unchanged; cornneal quiet; sugar
firm; coffee strong; molasses steady; rice steady;
hay dull, demand light; corn very duh; cats
steady, with light stock; bran steady; apples
inferior plentiful, choice very scarce; potatoes
nominal; cabbage, supply equal to demand;
onions nominal; butter, fair sales; cheese quiet;
eggs easy; dried apples, good demand; DRIED
peaches dull, cotton7seei oils steady cotton-seed
meal quiet Other articles unchanged in tone and
price. -
Ten tcs bacon and hams, Oris beans, PkgS
butter 3S5 bU corn. pEgs cheese % SIS CCntei =
nd cattle, 4 pigs eggs Us brs hour 40 oAies ma!
Dkgs lard carr lumber, ~ brs meal, - SIX %
l6 ks peas, lis brls potatoes, car DgIk PoLk,
brls packed pork 81 brls sugar and Y Drls NhIsAS
EXPORTS.
Two brls apples rlls baggiDg 20 ties bacon and
hz ms u sks bran. Drl beans, psgs butter, 80
bu cOrh pkgs cheese 50 SKIS cotee. ~ no eAttIe,
1853 brls -four, l9s bales hay, 45 pkys iafd ~ DIE
meal nd mules As srls mOIasses, % kgs nalIS' ~
SIS oats. I2s bris pOtetOes. cars ou!k porAi %
brls packed pork, n bfls sugGrt 20 pigs tooaccO
and Il brls whisky.
We give BIO" the official quotations OF the Mer-
chants Excnan veTlhed py d thoroush c1nf"'
of the markets
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Below high water mark, 1874. tBelOw bench marx.
METEOROLOGICAL RECO RID.
time BAR. / Ther. Wind Weather.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.
AoR.Ea AND MULES.

COAL OIL-Wholesaie lots, 13c per gallon
PIrTsBURG, April l9.-Peiroleum dull
United certificates weak, closed at 9s1se; refined,
S1sS51<c, Philadel phla delivery.
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Consulting Engineer.

r HAVE opened an Office at 81 Madison street
Il DRAWINGS OF ALL KINDS Smoke Burning
Furnaces & specially. Refer by permission 70
Chfcksssw Foundry, Livermore Foundry and Ken
-''~ -''''-' to P.LKAvITL.
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The New York spot market opened quiet and
firm; at 1928. firm and Lice dearer; at 200,
finn, with holders asking higher, closing firm.
Sales, l6o6 bales. Contracts, 400 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows:
Yegterdav "Wednesday
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The New York future market opened firm; at
1890 steady; ct 1880, firm; at 1890, steady; at
1870 hare Y steady; at 80 barely steady closing
steady. safes, 100000 bales. Closing quotations
were as follows:
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LOTTERY.
LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY,
OR SUPPLEMENT TO
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
GLASS 112T.
GRAND SPECIAL DRAWING!
Capital Pr1zo, $4,000
Takes Pblce Wednesday, April %, is 50.
WhOles, Halves, SIs

GLASS 1127.

02al Prizes OI g. CurrencT) .. s46 475
Prizes payable e. full, without deduction OF the
arrival OF the ofhcisl lists from Havana, CCos
For tickets circulars or further Information
addreas CHASE Il CO., General Agents, New
Haven. Conn, or No. . West Court street, Mem
phis, Tenn
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GENERAL NEWS.


RECEIPTS by river yesterday, IA bs les oil
cotton and bags of seed-cotton.
MAJ JOHN D. ADAMS ia IN the city. He
will leave by rail this evening for Little Rock.
THE City of Pro7ide-cs arrived yesterday
evening from Vicksbnrg, and leaves this morning
for ST. Louis.
The Vin, Shiukle arrived yesterday morn
ing from the Ohio river, with 4l89 packages OF
freight ioT this place.
SGeHALSERYICE report: River IS leet z
inche IS tationary yesterday Al the upper
streams rising few inches daily,
The Harry Brown and tow Of bargss ar
lived from below yesterday morning, and was
still in port last night cleaning boilers.
WE publish elsewhere an interesting in
tarview with United States Engineer Thomas W.
Symons in relation 10 the work al Plum Point.
Deputy WHARFMAsrFR JIM CARR. who
was slightly bruised by the falling OF the shanty
at the race track "Wednesday, vii. be out to-day,
his injuries being lighter than al first supposed.
The following changes have been made 10
United States beacon lights on the lower Missls-
sippi river: Be.we Memphis aud Calro-opPo-
site Fulton, new light; rLYer's, discontinued;
Petty's, new light; me- OF Fullerton, moved
down 500 yards.
A PITrsBURG dispatch says: "'Mrs. Mary
e Scheulay brought action Of ejectment against
the city of PittsbnTg il The County Court 10 re-
cover tract of lsDd used b. the city for WharVes,
ard valued at 81 OO0,0OJ.' AIS. seheulay, above
referred to- is The grdnddaU- Ter Of the late James
O'Hara who died about 70 years ago, and the
daughter OF the late Wiil ga C'oShdn, native o.
| this county, afteTward resident OF Plttsourg.
| Her father was bTother o! the !us5 Dr. JOhn ana
Col. George CrOghau, OF this county. she was tne
| heir OF One-half the entire estate OF her grand,
| father, O.Hara; When quit Young sue eioPee
1 from d New York boarding school with Capt
| schenlAy OF the British army, who is long siuc5
| dead The Hon. HsrmHr Denny, of Pttsburg
| was the husband of the sister Of Mrs. Schenlay
there being but two sisters in the oHaTa family
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The New Orleans spot market opened steady; at
40 Arm and 1-l6c higher, closing steady. Sales
525O.bales. Closing quotations were as follows:
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LOTTERY.
ORIGIN AL
"LETTLE HAVANA"
GOULD COB,
DECIDED BY
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Euuber for Sonber-Prtze for Prise,
WITH 400 ADDITIONAL PRIZES.
CLASS 1927. APRIL 25, 1888.
only 900 Tickets and 1924 Prises.

Approximations 70 LIST priLe, 500 each ~
APPROXIMATIONS 70 ID prize, 50 each. -
Approximations 10 Sd prsze, 70 each. %
1924 PrlEss, a. aooge being the full NUMBER
in the Royal Havana, ano
400 AdciuOnEi Prizes of IS each 70 the so
tickets having a. ending numDeH
the two terminal uniih OF the numDer ..
drawing tke capital prize OF tl5,0 Co.,. ~
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EuruRE MovEMeMrs

Kate AdzuS-g5 bales cotton bcs secc-cotton,
horses ard q pigs sd1dTieS.
VIM Shiakle-2o1 u.ls -four IC0 bris potatoes. -
brs oil 40 bales hay % bales cotton, Id horses
and mu.el and 5000 pigs ueTchsndise. -.
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STEAMBOATS,.
sPECIAL NOTICE.

CTEAMER MARK TwAIN-w. P. Sn- d
= Hall, MASTER J. d. Fuller, clerk, $3.50
will leave for DYERSBURG and all way land
ings EVERY, MONDAY ct O'Clock pm, until
further notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-20

The New Orleans future market opened firm
at l2:1O quiet closing steady Sales, 81 500 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows:
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
ELEVATOR COMPANY.
MEnIFHI5
Hrair and Package Elevator Go.

WILL DO GENLRAL REcE t.y-L FOE. FOB
of steamboats, and barges loaded OF uDloaded with
dispatch Freight delivered II cars of all rsll-
roacs entering the city. Ample storage room for
buIk or sacked grain, Merchandise, machinery,
etc. Freight received aud stored N elevator al
owners risk unless ordered insured
& GALLOWAY, SUPERINTENDENT