davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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s, On, and 8Tc each.

Better than we ever sold be-
fore at the same price.
Gents Full Size Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, plain white and
fancy border I2Hc each; for
the price extra quality.
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IS each.
COttOnS at Low Prices.

Five bales yard-wide Brown
Cotton,
6Ac per yard.
New line Of Gingham in Fall
Styles, SC, Ioc, I2Hc, and 15c,
per yard.
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75c each.
Handk0rChi0fS ! |

Children's Linen Handker-
chiefs, with colored border at
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THE PALAIS ROYALhas much pleasure in informing its
patrons that invoices Hosiery arrived
Wednesday, August 30 The goods will be received Thursday
August The list bargains
fortunate enough secure.
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Splendid value for the none,

Ladies' Extra Fine Quality
Muslin Drawers, full trimmed,
cambric ruffle, with embroidered
edge, and cluster tucks, only
National Republican., 1883-08-30

We have this day received a
fresh invoice of Ladies Cotton
Underwear.
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PERSONALS.

Dr. E w. H. BEEN, of Peoris, Ill.,, visited
the Merchants Exchange yesterday.
Mr.. w. L. CAMERON, secretary OF the
Memphis Water Company, leaves here this
morning, to attend the convention of the
American Walerworks Association, to meet
at Buffalo, n. Y.
COTTON EXCHANGE visitors yesterday: S.
B. Carou, Nashville; A. K. Bobo. Coahom2 ;
W. E. Morrow, Pittsburg; L. NJ. Prentiss,
Chicago; E. G. Gordon, Decatur Ala; II. V.
Sanders, Cincinnaii;J J. H. Howard, Chicago.
ATTENTION is called to the card of o. 3.
Parker & Son. The senior member of the
firm bss beeu in Memphis lifetime. and
the junior was raised here. They have
many friends, are reliable agents and good
citizens, and deserve an extensive business.
DR. BYRNEs bid goodbye to Greenville on
Sunday last He went 10 Memphis, where
he has formed profitable business alliance
with a prominent dentist of that city.
Greenville's loss is gain to Memphis. We
can recommend the doctor as s thorough
master of his profession and perfect gen.
tleman.-GreenviHe Miss.) paper.
WE call attention 10 the business card of
o. B. Parker & Son, TO be found in another
column. The senior member, Mr.. o. B.
Parker, was prominent In the cotton trade
many years, and did much toward placing
Memphis in the front rank with New Or.
leans, Mobile and Charleston, So a market
fer Northern spinners before the war, ana
for exporters since. Ia his present business,
as set forth in his firm card, he is by no
means a novice, as be is an old citizen OF
forty years standing, close observer of pass
ing events, and OF ripe judgment in relation
TO the intrinsic and relative value of real
estate in and about the city. Any business
inrusted to this firm will be attended TO
with dispatch and TO the satisfaction Of their
patrons.
THE Nashville American says: "The Ma
tional Bosrd of Health has appointed DR..
G. 3. Thornton, president of the Memphis
Board (also a member of the Tennessee
Board), superintendent of the river iuspec.
ton stations on the Mississippi river above
New Orleans. DR.. Thornton will open the
station on Presidents Island, below Memphis,
by May 18th. The expenses of the station
will be met by the National Board of Health
until June d; after that date Memphis will
have to bear the expense, as the National
Board hss no funds available after that
date. Memphis will therefore have the
honor Of protecting the Mississippi Valley
against yellow-ieTer and cholera this sum
ner. The appropriation Of the State Board
Ia 50 small that il cannot render any aid, and
the short-sighted policy of Congress and of
our s. ate Legislature in this matter leaves
Ne at the mercy of the pestilence unless the
Taxing District protects US. The Nation
al Board should have been given ample
| fund. to aid State and local boards in the
keeping out of epidemics. 1t seems aston
| ishing to anyone who will carefully con-
slider the matter, that there should be 50
much neglect By public men Of these great in
tsrests. When the pestilence approaches our
border, we are ready 10 listen to anything
our Board Of Health says, but in time Of
sAfety We neglect 10 provide for emergencies"
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The girls and boys of Court street will
have picnic on Saturday morning next.
Beyond the Sea-" new and beautiful
song, will be sung at the Thomas concerts.
Hollenberg hiss it,
Judge Hammond has returned from Gin.
cinuati, and will hear motions in the United
States Court tomorrow.
-"HoW 10 Succeed" a series Of essays by
Senators Bay ard and Eimunds and others,
edited by LYMAN Abbott, can be had at
Msnsford'r, 29S Main street.
The Christian Brothers College few
days ago received set OF anatomical models,
which were imported from Germany, to be
used for instructiug the classes in psychology.
MIR. Thomas will not tolerate any dis
turbarce OF the music by late corners. You
must get there early, where there's 70 large
a crowd, in order to De shown into your sest2
before the music begins.
You can learn all about the Mozart So
ciety, Mr.. Thomas and his corps of artists
and bis programme, and obtain a conIpiete
explanation of the music to be given by
purchasing one OF these beautiful libSettos
-Jeffersor street, from Front to Fourth
will be lit up by the electric light, mex
Monday and Tuesday evenings, through tbs
public spirit OF President Hamilton anc
Secretary Carnes, Of the Brush Electric
Light Company.
All interested in the Young Mem
Christian Association, and especially thosl
who propose becoming members OF the or
ganizstiop, are requested to meet in th'
Court street Cumberland Presbyterian churcl
this evening at o'clock.
The friends Of the Mozart Society ciIcu
lated petition yesterday on Front ana
Main street, to the merchants, requestin;
them TO close their places Of business for tn,
matinee on Tuesday evening, the 18th in
slant. No one refused to sign the paper.
The charter of the West Tennessee Lant
and Improvement Company was filed viii
The register yesterday by the incorporators
w. F. Taylor, A. Hstcbett, K. ID. Goodwin
NJ. L. Meacham, r. &. Craig, w. A. Collier
NJ. B. Trezevani, w. L Vance and Aiezande
| Murray.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
| 10 H. Z. Piano and Miss Emma Young, An
thony Howard and Mrs. Mary Psschal
| Richard Thompson and Miss Kitty Thomas
John Morgan Fitzgerald and Miss Psrmill!
| Semmes, Price Lyons aud Miss Lucy Powell
John Cash and Miss Helen Miller.
| Seven thousand four hundred and thirty
| one persons are so far registered as hayin
| m ade suggestions how the Mozart Musi
Festival should be run 10 make it SUCCESS
| AZ it is very decided success already, thee
bits of good sdvice have been CAREFUL
spiked on Barney Hughes's file for use lex
time.
A reserved seat 10 the Moz,rt Musi
| Festival will cost 81 for each concert. Gen
| eral admission tickets sre 81 each, but thes
last are expressly stipulated to be, under al
circumstances, for standing room only
Those who bling camp stools with Their
| will be compelled to fold them like tn
| Arabs and as silently steal away.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Called Meeting 10 Investigate the
Charges Of Cruelty
ON the Part OF the Principal Of the
Linden Street school.

The Board of Education met in special
session yesterday afternoon at o'clock, with
the following members present: Chairman
Rambsut, K ID. Jordan. Ali Froman and p.
NJ. Winters. Absent: Henry ]. Lynn.
Chairman Rsmbsut stated that the object
OF the meeting wss to take action on the
petition of II. Mendelsohn in regard to the
management of the Linden street schools,
and the alleged cruel treatment of his son.
The secretary then read the petition, as
follows:
To the Honorable School Commissioners of the
City OF Memphis, Tenn:
Your petitioner H. Mendelsohn respecifullv
shows that his son, A. Aendelsohn aged eleven
years. attends the Leath school on Linden street.
of which Miss Augusta lowell is principal Petit
tioner states that of late said principal has been
guilty oil treating his said son in the most cruel
manner that on the sth day of May, 1888, said
principal struck petitioners said several severe
blows over the head with ruler breaking the
ruler and infiicting dangerous ana painful
wound on his head; that after breaking the ruler
| she seizsd and samm ed him against a desk in a
| manner that might have killed him. Premises
considered, your petitioner asks that you will take
| such action in the premises as you may deem lust
H. MENDELsoHS.
Chairman r Imbaut said he was sorry th at
! such matter should come before the Board,
especially IS it WAS so near the end of the
session, snd it was hoped that nothing oil
/ =
matter that should be fully Investigated, both
in justice 10 the teacher and the parents Of
the child, and that this would be done.
Remarks were also made BY Messrs. Jor.
dan, Winters and Froman, concurring in ths
above opinion, and Mr.. Jordan introduced
the following resolution, which was unani
mousy adopted:
Resoiued That the entire Board hear the com
plant OF II. Mendelsohn against Miss Au
gusta Towel, principal of the Linden stree
school, for cruel treatment to his child; that the
| respective parties be each notified to appear be
fore the Board time hereafter to be design ateC
by the president, to the end that the said charge
| may be fully investigated.
Superintendent Collier stated to the BosrS
that he had been requested to ssk that tn
schools have a hzlf-holid.y on I tuesday,
May 18th, 10 give the pupils an opportunit,
OF attending the Music Festival.
After some discussion, on motion Of MI
Winters, it was decided TO close the school
all day on Tuesiay, so that all who wishes
might attend The Festival m atinee.
The secretary was instructed to pay tn
teschers' salaries for May at once. TIL
chairman also stated that ali salaries woul,
be paid in full on June 1st, the Board hsy
ing the money on hand for that purpose.
There being no further business, the Boar
adjourned until Monday evening.
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TENNESSEE PENITENTIAR
SIX YEARS TERN LEASE MOTH

| DURBUANT to an Act Of the General Asse n
l. OF the State Of Tennessee, passed March
1883, approved March 90 1883, and entitled "a
Act TO provide for the lease sud management
| the State Peniieniiary." the Governor of Ten
see and Board Of Prison IDspec ors. on Friday,
9th day OF July. 1883, ct the hour OF l2o'cloek
at the front door Of the capitol in Nashville, Tie
will lease at public Outcry, to the highest bid
| for the term Of six years, beginning Januhl
| 1854, the Penitentisry Of Tennessee and the !
Of the convicts. together with the quarry Rrou
buildings fixtures machinery, tools, eng
patterns. etc, belonging 10 the State.
TEKHs-The lease viii be made upon the fol
log terms: Not less than one hundred thou
(siO0. 600 dollars per snnum, payable quart
clear Of all eKpenses 10 the State on any AccO
except the salaries OF the superintendent, war
L slsiStant warden, surgeon and chaplain, "
are 10 be paid BY the State, and bond viii
proved security Is 70 be given therefor, and
| The strict performance Of all the requiremen
said act in regard TO the lease.
All persons desiring 70 bid will be require
| forehand 10 file an Obligation 10 be approve
| the Governor, signed by those whom they pro
TO give a. sureties- which shah oslig1te such
| SONS TO become the eureties on the bond Tequ
IN the event this bid Of their principal ID suo
ful; and all parties proposing IN bid will
quIred, In addition thereto, 70 file with the
ernor certified check on sone good bank In .
nessee for ten thousand $4,000 dollars pay
| 70 his order, and TO be forfeited 70 the State
bid Of kuch party be accepted and IA not com
| with The bid Of party who has not com
| with these requirements will not be cried or
ddersd against the bid Of a party who has
The said act, in purEuE nee Ol which the
will be made. Is here referred ~ a. part hes
COPY OF which will be furnished any person
siriDg TO become u bidder. upon application
Secretary OF state or Governor.
LocATIoE-The Penitentisry Is located IN
vile, and has been leased for q number Of y
The average number OF COW icis therein Al
the last two ye1rz IL thirteen hundred and SIS
nSl6l. and there are now thirteen huudred
f0rty-three (l1s5l therein.
REsIEIcTIoBs-The lessees will not he neru,
10 keep more than FIVE hundred and fftv fs5f1
conTicts In the main prison At any one timp
viii have the authority % work the sane
where in Teunessee-safs and Suitable aaf
being furniShed-ggblsct 10 the ruleS and ne
tons provided IN said act aud Otherwise pro,
BY law.
How ENPJoYED-Lerge numbers nave regu
been hired out b. lhe plefenG ieEsees 70 ~
the mines and In the construction Of rsiir
etc, In Tennessee. They AIso employ those
prison building 81 SLEhFIlls (mAny Of whom
experienced and skilled lAbOrerx and Of long
scbtencs) In manufacturing wagons, iron no
ware. furniture, etc the average nun Der Of
obs now made being about hiIy day
Fer Information and particulars adde's thf
derigned or the Governor.
Done by order Of VIM. B.-B1.e, Governor Of
nessee, this April ., 1853.
r..
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, May 10.-Night-River feet
inches, and falling. Weather partly cloudy and
cool rain this afternoon and hard wind
VICKsBURG, May Observation-Disclosures
r. R. Springer, Cincinnati, noon; Annie p. Silver,
New Orleans, G pm; Commonwealth, st. Louis,
II am.
EVANSVILLE, May 10.-Night-Riverf fall
ing with 10 feet inches by the gauge. Weather
cloudy; thermometer 550 to 90; heavy shower
this afternoon.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10.-Night-Arrived;
S. L. Wood and tow, Louisville. Departed: Golden
Rule, Cincinnati. The Will 8. Hays is due TO-
night from Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, MAY 10.-Night-River station.
airy, ana now stands 10 feet 10inches by the gauge
Weather clear and cool Arrived: Sam Roberts,
Helena; John A. Scudder, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, May 10.-Nigbt-River fall
ing. with feet iuches in the canal, and feet 4
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and cooler; heavy rain this afternoon. Arrived
and departed: Cons Mffinr, Cincinnati to Mcur-
phis; Paris C. Brown, New Orleans to Cincinnati
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati to New Orleans
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six year,, charged With murder. 1t is said
sizemore made no defense. His brother, a
man with Large family, being the real Grim
inal, he voluntarily took the odium and PEN
atty OF himself for the sake Of his brother
aud family. The brother dying the other
day, made the declaration of his guilt, and
gave such unmistaksble proof of the truth of
his confession, that the governor issued
pardon at once when The facts were made
known tn him
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GastOn's Hotel


When you visit or leave New York city
have b sggagP .zxpresssge and carris thire, and
Ioi, at Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Cen.
tral depot. iouT hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms
Fitted up at an expense of $40 0,000 reduced TO u
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horze-cars, stages and ele
waited railroad to all depots. Families cSn live
bet.er for less money at the rand Union than, d
spr Other frSt-clssS hotel ir tho ritv
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Homes for the Merchant
Ard Mechanic,
IN THE TOWN OF LUCY-~

I'VE will sell at public auction. FOR CASH, in
w the town OF LUCY, on the Chesapeake.
Ohio and Southwestern railroad, 10 miles from
the city of Memphis. IN
Thursday, May IL, at IL O'Clock, sharp,
FIFTY VALUABLE RESIDENCE ana BUSINESS
LOTS. The town OF Lucy is stuatedin the most
desirable portion of Shelby county, on the great
Six trains pass over this road daily, Civ
ing every facility TO persons doing bust
ness in the city of Memphis. Tht
town of LUCY is located in a ihickly settled par
Of the county, flied with thriving population o.
farmers and iTuit growCrs Tho face Of the coun.
try partly table, and partly rolling land healthy
and productive. The finest springs Of free stone
water in the country are in this town. This sale II
made TO close out this property, aud buyers may
rely upon il being done without any reservation
So The title is good aud taxes all paid Term
CASH Treips Leave Memnhis for I.ucy.s, s-i- -
$40 am. n. w. no rs1Ea q W.
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Turner commenced the closing argu-
m.nt for the prosecution, and spoke two
hours. He had not concluded az the hour
of adjournment, but will finch this morning,
and the case will probably be given TO
the iurv before noon.
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LAWYERS and Merchants,

Candies are as near perfection as IFS posi-
bic to make them. We have kept them up
TO high standard Of excellence.
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Floral Decorations.

The Committee Of Arrangements has &C.
leoted Sunday, May 18th, for the strewiug Of
flowers on the graves of exConlsderate SOL
diera at Elmwood Cemetery. Ii not con.
venient TO distribute your flowers in person
please send them 10 Lucas Clapp, chairma an
Floral Committee, care OF Cotton Exchange
corner Madison aud Front streets, Saturday
or Sunday morning next. Steamboats, aud
Southern Express Company have kindly
offered 10 deliver free OF charge.
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LOUISVILLE, Nay 2o.-Gov. Blackburn 10
DAY PSTdoned James sizemoie, sent 10 ne
peniientiAry from Clay county in 1850, for
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Straw Maflinps
EIOJd's

Large consignment just receiTed-aIl
kinds-frop fifteen TO fifty cents.
AMES, BEATTIE & CO, 1853 Main street.
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Gail and examine the rev Patent COM
binaiion Deck for offices, at Ames, Beattie q
Co.'s furniture and carpet house, S63 Main
street
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J. III. Smiths Sons Union Club
RYE WHISKY
At S. MANSFIELD & cos.

DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING Is the best
thing of the kind ever sold. With it superb
salad of any kind can be IN ade without delay
or trouble. l. ia also one of the best sauces
for cold meats.
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WANTER.

2000 Head StSck CattIs
IL stock Cattle JOSEPH FREf
National stock Yard, ksmT
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1t Cost.
rive DecistOns

Sustain and establish J. II. Zeilin & Co.'S
prior and exclusive right to "Dr. A. Q. Sim
mons's Liver Regulator or Medicine" and TO
the sole use Of the name Simmons" as sp-
piled to a Liver Medicine, and perpelu2liy
eDjoin the use thereof to others. Relying on
said DEGREES, J. H. Zailin & Co. caution deal
ers, CONSUMERS and the public generally that
any one infringing their trademark or deal
ing in counterfeits thereof make themselves
Liable 10 an Injunction and damages.
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]. WILLIS, Architect.

II AVISG completed the ArkAn sas State Luratic
II Asylum. have returned, and again offer my
services 70 my old friends and the public Rener.
ally. VIII furnish Plans. Specifications and EST
mates for. and superintend the erection Of build
ings of al kinds Work solicited.
Once In the MASONIC TEMPLE. north wesi
room, second story.
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FlOyd's

Soda snd mead, cold sHd refreshing, the most
popular summer beverages known, made
from pure bicsrbonste Of soda gu. of the
third beat filtered.
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SiikWOrnl Eggs
- Cost.

Tha. produce caw silk, for ssle.
P. WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical Silk Culturist and Reeler,
No $50 Second street. NemDhis Tenn.
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AUCTION SALES.

The Engines, Boilers, Tackle aud Entire
outfit OF the steamer John 5. Bransiori viii be
sold, at public auction, on SAT RDAY, May
18th, at II O'Clock am. sale to take place on
board steamer 4. F. Eckert, foot Of JEFFERSON
street. Memphis, Tenn.
Size Of engines. 12L-fOur feet.
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Approximation Prizes,

1000 numbers ending with 50, being the two
last figures OF the number drawing the capital
prize OF s75 0OO-s25
The subsC ribers having supervised the SINGLE
Number Drawing, Class L, Louisiana State Lottery,
hereby certify that the above are the numbers
which were this day drawn from the 100 900 placed
in the wheel, with the prizes corresponding TO
them. Witness our hands at New Orleans, La,
this Tuesday, May s, 1888.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.
Commissioner.
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New Clarendon RoteI.
NEW NfHTFEuUI KkOEtTs
ENLA RGED.
PARL0R HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-s2, 81 so and Sc per day.
n HINT

PAkLUh hUIEI OF MEMFUIb.
Rates-s2, 81 so and Sc per day.
L ID. HUNF..............-. .MASAGER.
B Higgins, Miss ca Aosely, Miss
d q lchrist. Miss Taylor, Ark
Mrs A Taylor, Ark Miss Elm ma Taylor, Ark
] Z Mathews, Bolivar Ms Ziunell d. en-, Mo
ROsen1eld, ST Louis Kiroy Cincinnati
Hendricks, Cincinnati Hendricks jr, Cincinnati
Alice Hendricks, Ohio Mrs Hendricks, Ohio
C L Gates, Baton Rouge Mrs Anderson, Ky
Albrecht, Cincinnati Gates jr, No
II Duncan, No J Nohett, Tenn
Mrs Stewart Hot Springs Mrs Coleman, AK
r Wheeler, Tenn A Newton, Tenn
J J Johnson, Tenn II Brown, Tenn
u Barrett, Tenn Mrs J Taylor, Tenn.
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A family want, aud l wonder how We evel
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me Of nervous pros'rstion, and ]
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS JINES Albany
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Jack Brothers, jr,
224i Main ST.,
China, Glass and Qusensware,
until 18Th NAV.
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Prizes Cashed in FuI wi,hou, De

Prizes Cashed In Full without DE.
ducti0n.
No. n,ls9. draws Capital Prize, SIS, OO0 sold in
Havana, Cuba; No. a. sos draws Second Capital
Prize, s25 600, sold in New York; No. % 433 draws
Third Capital Prize, $40 600, sold in New Orleans,
Caldwell, Tex, Allentown, Pa Big Bend, Cal.
Nos TO- 229 20 03 draw each $1,000 sold in ST. Louis
NO. and san Francisco Cal; Nos. II, no. 15279.
S062l, s., Ole, S606l, each 5000 sold in Boston,
Philadelphia Chicago, Washington, williams
burgh, n Y, Norfolk and Hewburn, Va. Mem
phis, Tenn, Galveston, Tex. and SedaliA, Mo.
CIsss"F'' Tuesday, june IL. ISs3, under
the supervision and management of Generals q.
T. BeauTegard and J. A. Early.
Capital Prize, SI50, 900. Whele Tickets
Sto. ArsLNCs 50, Finhs 81, Tennis 81
Address, M. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans la.
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FoE ;remulousness, wakefuluesa, dizziness
and lack OF energy, most valuable remedy
is Browns Iron B.ttars.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ROPL AR STREET
Business Lots for Sale.
WE Will SELL at PUBLIC hucuOn
w CASH, ON
Tuesday Noon. Way 18Th.

Tuesday Noon, Nay 18th,
at the corner of Main aud Madison streets, two
valuable business lots on Poplar street, about
doors east of VIM. Deans Wholesale and Retail
Grocery House The lots have front of % feet
by a depth Of 161 feet 10 an alley. The improve
ments consist OF nice Office and woodshed, and
a large brick one-story building, built for a COOP
erage estA blishment
This property is admirably situsted for general
business aud coal ana wood yard purposes, and
should command the attention OF capitalists
Every business firm in this vicinity is doing lu-
crative business. Title perfect sale peremptory.
Terms Cash. F. W. RONsIEk d Co.
Anella
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Select Strawberries.
IL seems go Satisfy

From Ben Harris fruit farm, received daily.
BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL.