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CARLSBAD SpRupAL SALT.

IN THE WHOLE RANGE OF THERAPEUTIC
AGENTS THERE Is NONE EQUAL IN
VALUE TO THE CARLSBAD
SPRUDAL SALT.
Carlsbad Salt, teaspoonfu dissolved in lumber
full Of water twice day, is essential in the
Of digestion, absorption and secretion 1t IL the best
solvent Of the products of the disinegrstion Of the
tissues and increases their elasticity 1t gives the
cretion their fudty and is the great vehicle of chem
ico-vita changes. 1t will any ordinary of
dyspepsia catsrrh Of the stomach, liver and kidney
diseases, diabetes gravel govt and rheumatism. The
genuine has the signature of "EISNER, MENDEL-
Son Co." Sole Agents. Barclay street, New York,
on the neck Of every bottle
Beware of limitations. d3-tu,th,s
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GEN. SHERMAN called at the White House TO-
day in company with Gen. Scbofeld and had
a short interview with the President
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BBB "A z = MMMMM sSs
BIB AAA U,,,U N s,.S 600
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
PRICES THE LOWEST OR MONEY WILL BE
REFUNDED.
EVERY ONE rs HEADQUARTERS


That is, every is by the heading OF their adver
tisements. We're making no big "splurge" with out
side show and try to make believe that the
only store in town where you can buy goods.
We tell you in few words what have to say, and
they are facts Qualities everything repre-
sented and to prices refer you the heading Of
this advertisement
HANDKERCHIEFS.
A large and varied stock.
LADIES' GOODS
For 1Oc, 12Hc and ] DC. showing large line
OF Plain White, Colored bordered and Embroidered
Goods.
For 25c and 35c have varied assortment Of All
White Embroidered, CoIorcd Embroidery, Black and
White. &c.
For SOC. and 75c. We have especially good
values in White and Colored Embroidered Goods, in
very latest designs.
For 81. 1926. ST. so and 81 80 we show some ex-
quiste designs aud qualities some put up singly in
Fancy Box
Real Lace Handkerchiefs in large variety.
Chiidren's handkerchief, colored borders g in o
box. for soc. a box.
Ladies' White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. 75c,.
Sl25 box of six.
Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs, 81 and 90 box of
| JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
One Hne-very handsome-Colored Borders, Hand
Embroidered, both sides alike; make tasteful pres
| ents, 81 and 81 .25 each.
Japanese Silk Initial Handkerchief each one
splendid value Soc, Csc, 75c and SOC.
Plain Japanese Silk Handkerchefs 25c., 35c., Soc.
| 7oc., S9c., 81 and $1.25.
MEMS HANDKERCHIEF
One line of Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, with
| colored initials, put up in box. $1.l5 box
Splendid values in Mems White Initial Handler
chiefs for 25c. and 35c. each.
Good values in Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs for
| 2 for 25c-1Sc. and 25c.
Plain White Hemstiched Handkerchief, 25c.. $50.
| and SOC.
MUFFLERS
| A large line at all prices.
| COLORED CASHMERE MUFFLERs. Soc. 75c.,
| 6oc. and 81
All silk Mutflers twhite,. LOO. s1.35. s1.50.
| Sl.75, $500, $3.50 and $500.
BBg A 2 2 MN MN w sSss
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NOTES.

The subcommittee on appropriations Of the
House has decided TO recommend an immedi.
ate appropriation to the full committee Mon
day to meet deficiencies in the public printing
office.
1t is the United States and not the Edison
electric lighting system in use on the House
side of the Capitol, as stated yesterday in
reporting the proceedings Of the Senate com.
mittee on rules.
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FUns AND Wars.

SEAL SHOULDER CAPEs with Queen Anne collsru
SEAL JACKETS and sACQUEs. al ~ Low prices
SHOULDER CAPEs In AstrschAn. Nink. Hsru1aa
Beaver. Monkey and Xutria Fun.
Fur TRIMMING.
All PLUSH GARMENTS st low pricea
fUks and WRAPS sold a. low - any houes N
America and we invite buyers bring the rrios uss
and catalogues % I'll houses this or any ciriss
wu4ETT 4 RUoFE
hAttsrs aud FurrlsR
nle-3m sV5 teonsyivsa.iA sv>
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AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock Market.
Name. | o. C.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, MS reported by special
wire ~ CorsVu and Mccartney, 1919 street:
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Anacostia Notes.

William Mackall, who was ARRESTED Thursday
on charge Of embexxlement has been held in
eloo ball for the action Of the grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Christie sailed from
New York yesterday on IN extended European
visit
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LADIES' NECKwEAR FOR GIFTS
box, Soc. 60c.. 75c. and 81 per box.
Fancy Boxes consisting Of d yards Of
per box.
Affective Boxes Of Fancy Ruching
each. 75c. and 81 per box.
Attractive Boxes Of Fancy Ruching
50c. and 3 per box.
A novelty in "Fauntieroy" Sets for
Cream, Black. Black aud White, Laven
81. 20 per set.
(Second foor.)
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PERSONAL. p. E. Kitchener and wife of
indianapolis and W. R. Roney Of Chicago are
at the Normandie. Frey Of Frankfort,
Me-, and Chas Z. McChesney of South Dakota
are at the ST. James.-S. W. Spear Of Duluth
and b. ID. Brown of Chicago are at Willard's
&c. s. Mcdonald Of Indianapolis is at the
Riggs.-T. B. Maynard Of Los Angeles, Hon
Geo. r. Whitley Of Sheibyviile, Ind, and II. T.
Haines of San Francisco are at the Ebbitt-
Mr.. J. ]. Davis and wife of Duluth are at the
Fredonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-14

DERSoNs WHO WISH TO GET FULL PRICES
Tor Diamonds. Jswelry, or sporting Goods call at
20l PeDna, ave. H. w.. I'd ct.
Also full value paid for old Gold and silver. Bar
gains in Iadies and Gents Gold Watches. d7td3ltn
mo NOT PURGE OR WEAKEN THE BOWELS
IL but act specially on the liver and bile perfect
liver corrector. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
NO CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS TABLE
IN should be without bottle Of Aneostupa B3tteis
the world renowned appetizer Of exQuisite fsvor he
ware Of coupterfeltA
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Capitol Topics.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

NOTICE. OF CONTEST.
Ex-Representative Baker of illinois, who de-
feated Morrison for the Fiftieth Congress, has
Just fled a notice of contest for the seat now
occupied by Mr.. Forman.
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Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings ut the sig
nal office today: sam, Al; 2p.m-, IS; maxi
mum, As; minimum, fl.
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King Humbert received Minister Porter
privately today,
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GEsrs Su,rs ScouaEp
AND PRESSED FOR Il
Goats, Soc. Pants, :5lc.. Vests. .5c Altering ana
tsyaIfins dole IL best nIsnner 0oods called for and
delivered 1elepI0he cal l4l2,
\. / HAHN. 7O5 9th ST. nv
49, rSxS 40 sks hesg MashlnsJoR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-14

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENTS
pECiALLY SUITABLE FOR CHRIST
Stools for decorating; small size l9c.,
Excellent line Of Fancy Card Tables,
Handsome Plush Table Covers in at
$3.50 each.
Velour Table Covers In Turkish de
with gold thread which will not tarnish.
PIANO CovERS-Embroider Cloth
81, So, SO, and 81 each.
Chenille Piano Covers in handsome art
Velour Piano Covers in Olive aud Terra
CHENILLE TABLE COVERS in u
quarter. $3.50; seven-quarter, 1925;
ten-quarter. s. and IS each.
BED SETS.-Nottinpham Lace Bed
&2.25, So so, "a and s5 each.
Madras Lace Bed Sets, in Cream $3.50
Antique Lace Bed Sets, $3.50, 81,
SWISS MUSLIN TOILET SETS
Bed Spread, shams. Bureau Cover, Pin
of fine white Swiss tamboured muslin,
el5 each.
WOOD sCREENs.-3 Fold Wood
ton china silk. 81 esch.
Fold Mood Screens. fret-work top,
tOn silk. So each.
We have both the above In Antique
Unmounted Wood Screens in Natural
Cherry. 81 and So each.
Other Wood Screens in Q variety of
e25.
MANTEL LAMBREQUINs sECUR
GIFTS.-Mantel Lambre Quins in fine
end OF the inGntel, finished with silk
silk Tapestry Aantel Lsmbrequins,
VouTth toor.l
SPECIALS IN LINENS FOR GIFTS.
coiored borders tBlue. Cardinal. Gold,
$3.50 each
B.eaehed Damask Fringed Cloths, with
and = yards vide. So each.
tSecond no0r)
CHRISTMAS ElDER-DowN GOODS.
day Offering Uf Eder-down Quilts aud
line OF thsse goods. nlsde expressly for
ley, England, and waich includes many
where.
sGteen-covered Eider-dowa Quilta
el2.o0, $3.50, 81 =. 30 and I6 each.
SILK and satin E,der-dowa Quilts. s2l
Qourth door,
ELEGANT BLANKETS FOR CHRIST
S&-inch, Elegant superfine White Wool
1913. These Blankets are put W. IN
70 the presentableaess u the present.
Qourth aoor.J
WOODWARD
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Col. R. L Fleming, by Mr.. r. r. Perry, has
fled bill against Mary E. Patten ct al, exec
utors OF the estate of Anastasia Patten, deceased
for discovery and account growing out Of the
erection of the late residence Of the deceased
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THE @. D. PRATT COMPANY.-As
retiring from business and We have pur-
Holiday Goods at about 33hc Oh dol
offered the Washington public to buy
prices we are now quoting on these ine
Bronzes. every variety of Fancy Leather
Cases, Travelling Cases, &C., Opera
Gold and bronze Calendars, Fairy
Cigar Cutters, Cigar Cases, Candle
ing and Spring Call Bells, Gongs.
Boxes, &c, &c. You cannot appreciate
by personal inspection. It Is the chance
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
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We shall keep our sstsblishment open
store win b. brilliantly lighted and
your gift-selectins plsssursble and
has made no perceptibls impression on
the most magnificent collection Of SUBJ
ever gathered. But eight more shop
and In shopping early next week you es-
to the last few days.
We forgot-we will enRrave canes. a.
combine the true smbodiments Of the
"a help and an ornament to man. We
now on sale, and it is not hyperboIical to
brellas Qualities and handles) from
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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CHRISTMAS GLOVES IN FANCY
mere Gloves. in assorted shades OF
Ladies' 6-button length F1eece-lined
Per pair.
Ladies' Black and Brown Silk Mittens,
per rair.
Ladies Silk Mittens in assorted shades
backs and tops, s1.2o and sl.50 per
Virst door.
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n. sILyERBERG L CO..
3l2 7th 81. and 313 9Th st. NV.
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WINDSOR TIES FOR CHRISTMAS
G ings. 25c. and 42c. each.
ly-made Fancy silk Bows, CSC.
(Seeond foor)

HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN LACEs.-
Lace for neck and sleeves. 81 to So per
Also an exquisite line Of Black Lace
Dress Patterns Of Black Drapery Net,
First door.)
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III z. FULTON. 1918 PExNA. AVE.
lie The only Licensed hwnbroker IN the QU.
Estsplished lt70 Liberal advances made On sschen
JeyelrS, silverwsre aud DlHmonds
for ale cheap. d1-lmS
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Cor. 18th and z ats. nv.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-17
SEALED PROPOSALS.

The County Commissioners of Blko county
will, on the goth day Of July, A. u. 1889. re-
ccive sealed proposals for The erection Of one
large, substantial, lumber bridge, capable OF
sustaining fifteen 15) tons and covered with
four az inch plank, (said bridge to DO sup.
ported by hve (5) siringers thirty. fave 1851 to
forty t4ol feet long and ten or twelve inch at
small end) across Jamoille Creek, and one
smaller lumber bridge, similar to the above,
across the slough on the iJouth.east side Of La
noble creek, about one hundred (1CO) yards
from where said creek ia to be bridged. Tho
road TO be graded from one bridge to the other.
and good approaches made TO each bridge.
The County Commissioners reserve the ri ght
to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board Of County Commits
sioners,
Attests L.o. HRHDRRsoN,
Cletl.
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THE Buckeye State leaves this evening at
8 o'clock for Cincinnati.
The Joe Peters goes out this afternoon at
5 o'clock for the Arkansas River.
The Ruth clears this afternoon at o'clock
for New Madrid and the upper bends.
The City of Yicksburg, for Natchez at 10
o'clock am, and the Belle Memphis for
81. Louis at noon, are announced 10 leave
here today.
THE Cherokee got in from 81. Louis yester-
day morning with 2,0il barrels and 22l half
barrels Of flour, and 2, 100 rolls OF bagging.
She went back last evening with good pas
scnger list.
The Alice Brown had narrow escape from
destruction by fire Saturday night, about .
O'Clock, while lying at the bank at Cairo.
She got In from St. Louis at pm. and
steam was allowed TO down to clean boilers.
A fire under the Niger boiler aft OF the
deck room originated the blaze, which caught
the boiler deck above aud burned n small
hole over the boiler. Owing TO high wind
the boat was in an extremely prccarious
condition, and without steam the watchman
gave very vigorous alarm by ringing the
bell. The city fire bells caught the alarm
and In a very few short minutes the depart
ment were ready for work With the fierce
gale blowing everything windwand Of fire
that night would surely have burned. The
flames were quenched before much damage
was done.
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Chancery Sale
or
ESTATE

n, No 6.oda-chanccry Count oi shelby County
y T. sykes, guardian, ". Marvis y. Musao ct Al.
~ virtue ~ an lnirflucuury decree i1f sale en-.
tcrcd IN The above cause on the i2th day of March
isH9. NJ. u 90 page 81, will cell nt public aur.
ton 90 the highest bidder No front u tie Clerk nni
Masters Onleg, a. the Main strut cniraucc af the
Cuurihouso OF shelby county, Memphis. Icuucs.
zee, on
saturday, 18th Day OF April. 1880.
Within legal houn. the folloHlnr described pron.
cry. situated Ia Nemphls, shelby county. Tenn.
to-witi
a lot BEGINNING on the est slde 81 pagnto street
IN The Tnxiug District OF shelby County one hun.
dIesi and eighty lspl feet north q the north line
81 Vance tifrct thence east ono hundrUl sud HeY,
euiy flVl ieoi ~ q HHke thonco north sixty lG1l
fert 10 silkei theme west one hundNd and HoY.
Cuiy 400 feet 70 stake IN the east line u Doaota
sirec thence south .ix'y t00 feet 20 be ucEinning
being part Of LOT "a block ~ on the plan Of south
Memphis
Terms o. saie-one.ha cash. balance on a crcdl,
OF twelve mouths nUta. bearing Interest. with ~
curly. rcqulreii. lien retained
This "a day II Mhfrh lisa
y y arliENkY clerk ana Master
J. PFykc and :, J. shepherd. sololiors
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spcclal Dispatch to Tho Appeal.

ET'OIII ITIFTNlIIII 10 IHU hTVIHI
EVANSVILLE, Ind. April s.-The John
Moran with a shaft broken and one engine
having run through fore and aft starboari
cylender heads, passed up at loan. The
Guiding Star added so tons and few pconlc
and has full cargo In sight In the lower
bends, including 1900 sacks OF corn shipped
by WIN. Rahm, Jr., and leaves tonight In
good shapes all well. Packets out on time
with fair traffic. A novel shipment by the
Guiding Star was 30 hogshead Of Louisiana
sugar To New orleans, a reminder Of carry.
ing coal 30 New Castle" The DcSoto down
O this PM: has a fine trip she Is transfer.
ring considerable, and will leave for Mem
phis early tonight The Granite State wires
to come up tomorrow afternoon.
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AtgaIro. M.


Special Dispatch 90 The Appeal
CAino, H., April s.-1hc Granite State had
n fair trip up this morning. The Oakland
and city of Monroe passed TO Quincy. The
Success and John +. Walton passed up tic
Ohio, and the Jennie Campbell, with a TOW
OF stone, passed 10 Memphis The John Oh.
more arrived from 81. Louis with three
bargcs. and will 20 South tomorrow. after
the arrival Of My Choice, with tow u five
bargcs and fuel boat. The City OF Nicks.
burg. down this morning u well laden.
The river Is 20 feet 7-i0 ON tho gauge, a fall
OF inches In q hours.
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Cincinnati. %.
snoclnl nIsnntrh 10 thc Arnonl.

TTIIIII NI'THT'H " III| NTTF'HTi
CNciNNAri O., April S--River stationary
with y feet, inches on the marks at q
o'clock PIN. The Upper Ohio. Monongnhela
and Allegheny are rising again owing to the
heavy snow Of last Friday. A number OF
Pittshurg coal boats passed south today.
The Ohio arrived from Memphis Robert
Mccoy has recovered from his recent illness
and takes charge OF the Ohio's Office, rcliey.
ing Col. Jones. The VIM. Banner broke
her shaft 100 miles north here. Her tow
Of coal was landed safely and she goes back
o. Pittsburg for repairs. The Rescue dis.
abled one Of her engines at the same place
with the Banner but will come through.
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No 7.'aG. u y. In The Chan ofy Count ~ gho'by
county. Iruu.HIho huHuuiHo tumpHuy ul
North Amciirn " o. y Goodyear "a a.
Happening from the blu in this cause. which Ia
mHu and her husband. 49, Lyman u1rare q.
lohnton aud Wilbur a. johnson. arc non fr.l.
deuig ~ The Htnto NJ Iounpa Uo.
II IL therefore ordered. That They make thaif ap.
tcamnrc henln nj the cUuu hUusa IT shelly
county ~ The city u Memphis nov fnNlug Dis
iflrl ui shelby county, Tenn. un The fni Monday
W. May 1857 and plead, answer ut drmuf 10 com.
plnlunuts Dill, ~ the same VII hu taken iuf
confessed ne 10 them ANA sUt for hearing Ck Ihrie.
AMI tnat n copy 0i this Oricr ~ published uitrn
week iuf four successive weeks Ia 1ir MlHruls
ATRIAL This IN day Of Apul. 1852
true copy Attest
" - McHENRY Clerk and Master.
~ = u. Caldwell Deputy Clerk nnd Master,
Tufley 4 Wright, hollcliOn iOf Complainant
NtHIl ~
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Election Notice.
MIneANrnr nlNE Dol Nrrrltl..

The regular annual meeting Of the siockholdcr'
Of this Bank iof the election Of eighteen ug d.
recion, to serve tho ensuing year. will be held al
ils banking house on TUEsDAY. the 10th instant
beiwsen the houn Of 10 and o'clock
IN. RAiNE, Cashier.
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~ GrecRvIIIe.

Special Dispatch ~ he Appeal
GnEENviLLE, Miss, April s.--The Belle
Memphis for 81 Louis, went up at $3.50 o. m.
The Raymond Homer and bargcs went up
at $50 am. The Bray aud tow went up at
II am. River 20 feet and falling. Weather
fine
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movements nj the Levee.

Arrivals-Cherokee, st. Louis; Chickasaw,
White River.
Departures-James Lee, Arkansas City;
Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, osceola;
Cherokee, st. Louis.
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The Po-iland.san Francisco branch Of the
Southern Pacific Railway Il about com.
pleted This makes n continuous line Of rail.
road 5000 miles long
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ROOMS TO LEr.

ROOMS TO LEr.
A SUIT or ROOMS. UNFURNlsHED ON FUR.
~ nhhod southern exposure. ~ Linden ~
A NEATLY FUHNlsHED ROOM 10 LET AT
~. ~ Monroe street
nHtR AHLE oTPiCE rs COTTON EXCHANGE
II building Apply 70 litNkY HOTTER scc'y
L,OUR oRb NfcE sLEFPfNG ROOMS AT No. m
II Madison ~ q n. REnfORD. ACT. Appeal
L'uHNfslIED Rooms NO ~ MADisON
il street
EURNlsuED EoONs APPLY AT M COURT
II street
LURSlsliED Rooms AT 81 MAIN Strict
II adjoining Gayo.o Hotel
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. SOUTH.
~ cru Gypsum. Of " Monroe street
DLEAsASrLY SITUATED FURNISHED AND
Il uniufnlshcd fo0ma 10 - Market street
TWO uPPRR FLOORs OyER sTKRSBERg q
Il SONS, $40 Main street
n ROoNs Of sgcoYD FLOOR TWO ROOMS
- on tini door. u Jefferson street Apply %
vlcfoRp fucns Os fronisL
Dol sEcoND sTRELT. FURNISHED ROOMS
Rooms AsD HoAUD.
A LAEgg HANpsOMELY FuRNtsHED FRONT
~ funin, with boardi also day boanlcrs, az y
Court street
COAfogtAnLE ROOMS VIII GOOD BOARD
~ ntiip Vance street
nHiRABtE FRONT ROOM Win BOARD AT
- % Coun street frntlemen preferred
nE.iRABLE ROOMS WITH BOAED AT u
- Madison street
UNLTGANT FURNISHED 'FRONT.' HOOM WITH
~ boai oi liable board az - Main V
NfHS D. d. WARrtFt.p. 41i SECOND n PHE.
wi pared i0 furnish good day and regular board.
only respectable people viii b. accommodated.
NICELY TuUyisIED FROM ROOM. WITH
" or without board. cheap, Hebrew preferred.
Addrrs 81 Union street
CEVLRAL NEAtLY funNlsltD. THOROUGH
> ly clean fuomt. with board, 81 i0i Court street,
gentlemen pigigffcd.
ft'WO noon g-ONEF FURNISHED AND oNgUS.
i furnished with board. q 10 tec9nd street
fI,uKFE or FOUR LAHgE EOOMa WITH OF
| without board. or suitable iOr light house
Keeping. at u Market street
AZ LfNDEN sTREET HAS CHANGED HANDS,
Ill aud Il newly rUfufnishud am prcIanud
h give nrli class board aud rooms One iaffo well
furnished front nom.
lost.
An ENVELOPE CONTAINING STOCK GER
n ufraies. Insurance policy aud other papers.
LlhCfal reward viii b. paid TOT ieinfn ~ -. -.
DUG DoG. NAMED JiM. sulTABlE REWARD
i lot return " y" MAIN b.
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sinac OF thc nI,cr-.

orucE SIGNAL srnyiCE. q. 3. Al
MEariiis. Tenn. April s, issg
The following observations arr taken nt ali ia.
lions in the 10Th meridian time, which Il one hour
later than Memphis time