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THIS WEEK GREAT AND SPECIAL SALE !

Milk Crown Turbans, 75 cents formerly 81 25.Leghorn. 50c, 75c, 91, Si 25.IotibIe-wld.- h French I2nntlii. G5 cents all shades.

for assortment and quality.Langnedoc Ficbus, 25 cents,dor Pelerines at 01 25.Wraps balance of stock nt astonishingly low figures.Trimmed Hats New designs Just in.Flower Department Host complete in the city.

TGiiier, Merzog,1 VI IMEM KNTM.

OLVHrlO KM BADIUilMajr 7. lWO.J. T. Harris erne', sorrel g. Billy.II W Kennedy eners bay mum Nettle O.

(Tnn owner or I tie bona bets 8200 to $150 tbatas beat. I be

B. Bll enter. B'iclteye Tom.J. T Se r. enters Minnie Sunset,i hu'lp- - H.'llna ente a sorrel mare Mamie G.JT. It. Huilon ei lers b. g. John Brandy.

Bl'NNUQ RaCK.rarer enters B. a.11 W. Kennedy enteraem Collier.

1 1 hi. Mill bo a clo--e rare.)Trains will leaTe L nd N DepoC at a and 2Vt p.m.

iWlcallltrH TWKNT1KTU

a l) --X DAY v MAT 10, 1880

AT KMT1VAL P4EK.

Tut feast will begin In tbe afternoon wltn a

GBAND CHILDREN'S BLL I

wbo will danos In Innumerable flocks for bandaomeprize. At 4 o'clock,

GRiND CONCERT BY ARNOLD'S BAND!

assisted by Maenoeicbor and Casino Blnglnc Cbolr

In Iba paues, games and aurpilse for small andlarge children, and Merriment to reign supreme.

Throw away all cares and eome out.

After S aclock lranelaac will Beg la 1

TICKKI3 riTTT CINT3ladles and children free.

f No Return Checks limr).1 Kl HItl:'' THI 4 l.KJLA (Formerly New Mempbls Theater.)

Greatest Attraction of the Season 1

War Friday. Mar 7th, aad Batardty3Iatlaee,aay St.

Urand CORONATION EXCKATAHANA!

For tbe benefit of tbe

ORPHANS OF THK CHURCH HOME.Orer One Hundred Children are engaged In tbe

performance 1

Tickets for .ale, wltb reserved seats without extracharge, at Hollei.berg's Muaic Store, ererj ditf thisweek. Half-rat- e fares, or excurs'on tickets, can besecured on tha Memphis and Charleston Railroad,from SomerrlUe and Intermediate stations, good toreturn on 8th May. and also tbe following steam-boats, viz : Ouachita Belle, SUrertburn, James Lee,Osceola Belle, good to return on first trip after tbeperformance. ,

Tickets to Pre Circle and Parquette. SI; FamilyCircle, hO cents; Coloied Circle, 25 Ouuta. Matineetickets, to illp-ns- of the houe, fnj cents.

I BtOBMlfc'M THKATKK.SL4 (formerly Mempbls Theater.)

UHsKU TKlPAaK OPEBA tJKABON !BT TBI

CH0IK0F CALVaIIY CHURCll!Assisted bj seveml prominent amateurs and

a Kull Orchestra,Taaraday. Friday A Matarday Hatlaee,

Hay ltftn, 14th and lSin.COX AND UUX I

Com la Operetta, by AHltt SulllTan, author of Pinafore.

DPAMATiSJus. Jno. Cox. alourneiiuan Hatter.. Oeo. L. CastnerJno. a. hot. m Journejman Inter W. J SteeleSergeant Bouncer, late ol Ibr Iroinpshtre Yeomanry,

IMr. Bell W. kUhertdgsFOLLOWED BT

lb JACOBl.taellillloaaire BootblackLuey Ann Miss Jennie CamtiBibronla Mla Mangle Appers inII jHOjbl.-Mr- . W.J. Steele and Mr. boll W. kthtrtdgs

CONCLUDING WITHJTAUlilItiK, the Belle of Saratoga 1

Py h. P. Dunks.DRAMATIS PKHSON.fi I

Pauline Western, the Beile ol Saratoga,Jennie JonesLnl.s M'Clellan

Meonte Artient Mr. U L CastnerSir' liarleeUrandleaeU Mr. W.J. bteeloCaptain Weotein Mr. Bell W. Ulnerlage

Tbe fol'owln mnslcal gems will be Intro-duo- rd

In'o the onreila,: Swiss K'ho Song:" Waltzsong, " 0111)8 Kins;" "TrlofP'm Vatanltza;" "Quar-tette from Iun Pasguale;" Soio, "Kvenbudy'afriend;" "Echo Quartette;" -- Thj Last Smile."

Under tbe management of ....Mr. J A3. KIBEXANDMu-lo- -l Director Pror.BMILK LKVYConuuotor Mr. OKORUK HANUWBKKEB

TRKKT-t- l. Beats may be renerred, withoutextra ebanre, at Klrkland's Hat Store, on and. alterMihi.i v. Mm 0in

UENTIHTUV.

J, V. M KIaSO M ,lentistXf Hala Mtrcet.

BT3T 8KTOF TIKTH TIN DOLLARSGold rulings Two DollarsStiver and I In Itillnns ..One Dollartias snd Kitriu tlriR. each.. . . rifty Centset iwr-ti- M 44wrflwfen

ifis ami iioaki).K C)M-Nlo- rly Ki'nished rooms for rent to gen

litaien at 1 1H Court streetKOOUtktceiurtilstied rooms, cneau, at

Hft M I N STHUKT.

I.tNT.ivd leather pocket-cas-

POc'KK.'-CtSK-- suigical InMniment", Id a Hernandostreet i ar. a liber 1 rwrd will be pad for It.

of PR. R. I.. LA-K- I. 817 Ma'n ,LOnlkLu- - Fine tl iieU .lileiU, ".. d. Sroret Ber-- D

vice." Kinder will p eane leiurn to Joe Kuimer-Iv- b,

lli Main, or to ioil-- UeKiijuarters. A liberalreward will be paid for Its return.

LO K AT O i wetliieauey uigut, one gent's goldlocket, with red end black seals and iuononm

T. 8 on blxefc side. Kinder w.ll be rewarded bi re-turning in N-- t V3 Main "itreet.

jut pa a;k.Attention, liadies !

Sale of Jewelry and Fancy Goods

I OKI' KB FOR SALE A LARQK STOCK Ofkiald-riate- d Braeeleta (Ladles' 4 Children's)

Necklace.. Beta, Lritrkcta.Italtatiaa teiaatead Uaada (mounted In gold)

lUaulca' aa fern I a' Watcaeaalaa.ALaO. AN

IBBEKtR MTWl Ai. ofJKT UOOUH IAT A CiBK.T SACRIKICK.

130" All goods warranted as re i reaen ted.

JIKT I'ALACE,37S TWAIN sT I ROVSi HER. A'BT.

QIKKSStVAItK.

CHARLES N. ERICH,DIRECT IUPORTKB OF

Bohemian Glassware,French & American China,

QUEENSWARE!M?KC1AITIKS t

Sar-rutare- s, Mirrara, ete.4sarale-ri-a K aires, Caaiara.etellatel sis nteajasbaat Ware.

321 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn

8 sFABRICS! pT BY CL IE AS

Go.AHJTION MALIX

E. CARVER GIN AT AUCTION,For account of whom it may concern.

ONE X. CABTBB GIN,In perfect order, nearly new,Friday aioralaar. May 7fb,at 11 o'clock.

A. M. STODDARD. Anetloneer.

I'EKSO.AL.OCK-BT- SALVE FOR PILES- - t old bj all druj- -B gita ri cents per nottie

BEWABDiS0 BEWARD Stnlen from No. 89aHORSE extenoed. on tbe otubtof April 2Hih.

one dark brown borse; 8 years old; ltt bands high;black streak down bis buc: and rump; one whitebind foot; small star In lace; baoly crestfallen;paces and walks well: saddle and barnes- - marks onbis body. Theanove reward will be paid on returnol said borse, or Information leading to tbe recoveryotsame,a'. W. W HAMrT' N l.O.'a,

ROH Front elreet Memphis. Tenn.

NT ISA Y Kit,COWS AND HEIFBR-S- 5 BE WAR 11 FromTWO trm. on the Paducab road, neat

Glenooe, two sows and one beifer: one or tbe cowsyellow, wltb wKe boms; tbe other black, wltbwhile face, back and breast; tbe beifer Is brown andwbite color. Any information should be sent to 72Court str-et- . Memphis, or Dr. KrUKht. ftlenone.

WA&T&.Those without any knowledge of tbeAGKNTd are mak ng 81 8 1 40 weeKiy. Ad-

dress PHOCNIXCO.1W2 Fullon strei-r-. New York.

Woman to do housework;HOUSIKBBPBR Apply at Jamea Park.Aa horsekeeper or governess forSITUATION no objection to going north. east'

or went; mmrtle ged r. K. D. Joy. Bolivar. Tenn.STALLIOAS FOR SEsSON OFTROTTINGWe bave ason of Bysdyck's " Hamll-tonlan,- "

and a son of Dr Herr'a "ManbrlnoPatcben," and a stvlUb black Jack, whtcb wekeep for public service. We bave One pastures, andgriz. norses and mules for the city

HUGH D. AND JOHN B GREER,Six miles southeast ol tbe city.

ABDENBRS TO KNOW That 1 am buyingCI GtifcEN EAS; will I ay blgnest market price.

VICTOR D. FUrBd. an-4-1 Jefferson st.--i rr bTONK CUTl EB3-- S3 per day. Apply at

L U VJ btoneyard. Twenty-secon- d street and Mo.Paclfli Ballro-- d. at. Lcula. Mo

ANTED -- Man and wlie to go to tbe country.vv Apply at 34 Mjlberry streetjK KAMIL1E8 To board t.ls summer at tbe

C Colliervllie Hotel. CoUlervllle, Tenn.

FOR SALE.TOVB One nearly new Champion Monitor CookS' Miove, cbeap, at o. 13 Madison street.

12 GOiD MULE3 In gjod order for bardwork, for sale at

SOUTHERN OIL W0RK3.Fine Brun-wlc- k make:BILLIARD-TABL-

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size; nearly new. Apply toCnautlPalace Saloon. M'UAB 4 CO.

AND BINDERY MATERIAL Qul'ePRINTING Quantity of secend-ban- d material forsale. In quantities to suit purchasers. Tbe abovematerial comprises tbe establishment of tbe lateBoyie Printing Company, which we now own.

8. C. TOOK 4 CO:, Memphis.INGINK AND BOILER bhaittng, pulleys and

bangers, complete. J. v.CORN-MIL- CHEAP InBLOUKINGAND la made Immediately;

engine 1 cylinder and b stroke. Also, adteani Fire Ermine, of Lattn's make, Cincinnati.Inquire at Carnentt rahoo. - Vrt Second street

FOU It EAT.I will rent my residence, 358RESIDENCE give possession June 1st. or sooner,

If required; large groundi1; all modern Improve-ment.; bouse In good repair G. M. WBaTON.

COTTAGE, CHEAP Five rooms, cornerNICK ttreet and Kajburn avenue. Applyat 180 Madl'on street'

well furnished; 12 rooms onROOMS-Gente-

el,

near business; large grounds fu 1 trait;batbroom, barn, eta; good vie of nver, city, gov-ernment buildings, etc.; will rent for tbe summer togood family. J. GOLDSBL'HY, Davenpoit, 1'wa.

OK I AHHK HOUSE Six rooms, InPART repair, pleasant location, large yard, goodpure water, at reasonable rent.

817 MADISON STREET,

HOUSE-84- 9 Linden sueet, 8 rooms; nowby K. jr. fbllllpa. Esq.; In good repair;

bath-roo- water, gas and tiler conveniences. o

J. D. QUIGLEY. ViHVt Front St,YARD On Madison street, now occupiedC10AL a R. Bryan 4 Co.

HESIDENCKS Nos. 105 and 109 Madison, and122 Court street. Apply to R. B. Snowden, or

J. 8. GOODLOB. 88 Madison.

A large and commodious bouse,HOUSE thirteen rooms, and two detached COT-TAGES of two rooms each, wKb a good spring anda garden spot, at Sewanee, Tennessee. The bouseIs partly I urnlsbed, and Is suitably located for aboardlnghouse and hotel. For terms, etc., apply to

T. H. ARMSTRONG.Sewanee. Franklin county. Tenn.

Large unfurnished front room, wltb smallROOM eonnectlrg, can be bad, wltb good board,St 72 Court street. References required.

FuiTjished or unfhrnlehed, single or InROOMS wllpout board: apartments suited lor

bt housekeopli.-g- . at 101 Jefferson street.

R OOM3 urnlsbed room. io8 ptrf juoutu.I I I 4 jan"rwt' iwi

OWEN LILLY

Practical BuilderOF FIKK

LightGarriagesA SELECT STOCK (exelaalTeljr afIKEEPawa ma.sf.rtare) CONSTANTLY

ON HAND. 1 am also prepared to build (TO CBDKR aay avail or the aosrr. atjlra ofMaisirs, and Family Camatres now In use. Iuse nothing but tbe VERY BBS r MATERIAL, andemploy strictly nrst-cla- mecbanlca.

KKPAlUlNfJ,In all Its branches, done promptly and In tbe best

CARVERGIN & MACHINE CO.

M ANUF ACT USERS OF IMPROVED

Carver and Eclipse Hulling Gins,Feeders, Condensers and Cotton

Cleaners,

lairve4 Arrow awd w)rrew Proaaeator Steam er Horne-powe- r. Sbaftlng, Pulleys,

etc., and dealer In Belting, GluwrlgbtMaterial, etc., eis.

Ae't Atlas, and other Steam EaKlneB

OOU& MILLS AND SAW-MILL-

We repair all kinds of Glcs. Engines and PlantationMachinery. Send toe oatalouue.

391 to 3iH helby St., Memphis.

W. A. FAIRES & CO(Sueoeasors to J. B. 4 W. A. Falrea), Dealers In

HOUSES andNo. 55 Union street.

WS keep eonstanUy on band a eholce selectionof Hones aod Mules. KvaryUUna guarac-1- 4

as raprssenias. Oroars sol telle.

fcSB

THE MEMPHIS DXL, JPJ5A.L--FJEllEO- Y. M.A.Y 7. 1SSO.

MIASMS!A FBESH

Carload Fine' Bananas1 75 to $2 50.

Ta arrive Tanraday, XOta a prll. Beadla your orders early.

6 cars Choice Lemonsto 81 50.

2 cars Fancy Lemons$3 OO.

All soaraa teed aaaad. aad laUse ahlpplag; order. Hoeelalprleca made oa 50) aad lOO

ksx lata. '

OM.FiMCoWHOLESALE GROCERS,

MEMPHIS.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Races at Olympic park this afternoon.Literary exercises at MissH'gbee'a scbojl

to-da-y.

Local cohtica is not boomina worta acent as yet.

Tht sweet-perfum- magnolia bloomsare appearing.

Motions will ba heard at the chanceryciurt y.

The Japanese umbrellas and parasols areall tbe rag-- just now.

The thermometer indicated eighty-tw-

degrees in the shade yesterday at nocn.Confederate Decoration day at Elmwood

cemetery Sunday week at three o'clock:.Madison street, between Main and Front,

is now being treated to a rock pavement.Coronatien Extravaganza at Leabrie's

Theater (o night and at toe matinee

Business continues brisk among thewholesale grocery and plantation-suppl- y mer-chants.

Contagious diseases reported yesterday:Louis Randolph, Seventh street, Chelsea,measles.

The lad e s'rawberry festival i3 openUtlv at No. 302 Main street, opposite thePeabody hotel.

Qaite a large number of our lawyers atein attendance upon the supreme court, in ses-

sion at Jackson.. Block! of buildings deprived of the un-

sightly awnings present a neat and business-ik- e

appearance.The society for the prevention of cruelty

to animals is making it lively for those whoare cruel to brutes.

Hundreds of citizens stop and watch theprogress of fctone paving on the corner ofMain and Madison streets.

Adams street is clear of Nicolaon blocksand plank from eid to end, and the stonepavement is taking their place.

TheMemphiacs who went to New Oi-lea- ns

to lock over the route of the Cowdon-lan-Baratar- ia

canal have returned.OT the three hundred people at the Na-

tional maes-meetin- g last night, at least twohundred were Democrats or Republicans.

A co chiding affair on Main street yester-day was talked of among a few, but the nut-ter was hushed up by the parties interseted.

A Confederate memorial association isto be organized for the purpose of takingcare of the heroic dead at Elmwood ceme-tery.

Q'lite a number of our Knights Templarhave gone to Columbia, Tennessee, wherethe annual conclave of the order met yes-terday.

La4 night a colored member of the policeforce, Charley Wilson, residing on' Averystreet, was united in marriage with MissRosa Holmes.

The belated bomeward-boon- d Sou'hMemphians have to look cut ahead to avoidthe sewer ditches which intersect that end oftown in all directions.

Quite a number of choice seats at theTheater can be secured tor the CoronationExtravaganza entertainments for ht

and the matineeWhen the street sidewalks shall have

been widened the awnintr-post- s midway between tbe houses and curbing will become anuisance and obstruction to be abated.

The members f the cotton exchangehave been invited to attend the annual meeting of the Cotton planters' association, to beheld at Vicksburg on the eignteenin instant.

The legislative council yesterday passedon first reading an ordinance abolishing allhanging and other street signs after the firstof June. This ordinanco is one of the goodsigns of the times.

When a lawyer opens a case saying,"Gentlemen of the jury," is he trying tomake an invidions distinction or draw an in-

vidious comparison between the twelve menwhom he is addressing ?

Thecbancery.cirjuit, criminal and UnitedStates courts were not in session yesterday,owing to the absence of a large number oflawyers who are attending the session of thesupreme court at Jackson.

At the stationhouee are the followingarticles: A couple of quilt, a eaw and anax, which a thief dropped on the corner ofVance and Orleans streets on Wednesdaymorning, when chased by Officer Randolph.The owner can recover the property by call-ing at the stationhouse.

Tbe following marriasre licenses were is-

sued by the county court clerk yesterday:Whit Walter P. Aikin and Laura E.Bennett, John Fletcher and Mary N. Grady.Colored Anderson Ward and Sarah Mit-chell, Robert Jones and Ella Harris, CharlesWilson and Lulu Holmes.

Yesterday forenoon, at the corner ofBeale-- and Turley street?, a sewer pipe-layt- r

was suddenly covered np in the ditch by cav-ing earth. It was nearly an hour before hiscompanions were able to dig him out. Hewas nearly suffocated and received severe in-

juries, but will recover.dog-owne- r will, on and after Satur-

day next, muzzle his canine, or else the un-

muzzled cur of either high or low dcgree.wi!lbe killed by the police if found on the streetsor other public olaces. The policeman willthen say, with "Richard III": "Un mannereddog ! stand thou when I command."

At half-pa- st seven o'clock yeterdaymorning a still alarm of fire cnused th firebrigade to move out to tbe corner of Unionand Lrsoto streets, a frame kitchen in tberear of No. 116 Union street being oa fire.The flinies were suppressed in a few min-utes, and but little damage resulted. Thefire is supposed to have been the work of anincendiary.

Genuine ImportedHoff'8 Malt Extract. The true health bev-

erage. Hmhly recommended for nursingmothers, thin, cold and aged people, con-

valescents, etc. Owing to its wonderfullynutritious qualities, it is especially recom-mended in epidemics and in fevers, wherebodily prostration is great and life dependsupon a nourishing stimulant. None genu-ine witdout the label of Tarrant & Co., eoleagents, New York. For sale by all druggistsand grocers.

Klrklaad'a Htetsoa at Knox Hats.

A Card.In answer to a call made on me by a large

number of my fellow citizens, recently pub-lished in the Appeal, to announce myself asa candidate fur to the effise I nowhold, I beg leave to say that I am more thangrateful for their indorsement of my officialcourse. It has certainly been my aim to dis-

charge the duties of my office faithfully, and1 regard the good opinion which they haveseen proper to express as a priza of morevalue than the sheriffalty.

The delay in answering the call grew outof the fact that I did nat now what wouldbe the action of the Democratic party of Shel-

by county, and, being a Democrat, I did notwish to embarrass the party by anything Imight do. I will now say, ihat it is my pur-oo- se

to be as&ddidate for Shouldthere be a Demoe'ratw uwyection, I will sub-

mit my claims to it and abide iu t:oa. Ifthere is to convention, then I will announcemn.nir . a - , rl win l a before the people, sub- -

jct to their will at the ba110!:01,.A. UV

MmpHls. May 6, 880- -

Qernaam Millet,Haagarlaa Meed aad Mtaek PeaJ,

OTTO BGHW1LL A CO..Mala Mtreet

JMrklaa'a Ieat Kid ttleyea.

CITY AFFAIRS.

XieKlelatlve Caaaell Meetla AaneadedHealth Ordlriaaee Adapted Be-por- ta

af Oflleero, K;e.

At tbe usual hour yesterday afternoon thelegislative council held a meeting at thecourthouse. Tne following members werepresent: D. T. Porter, John Overton, jr., W.N. Brown, R. Galloway, J. M. Good bar andC. W. Goyer.

MINUTES ADOPTED.

The minutes of the previous meeting wereread and adopted. The following businesswas then transacted.

rtRK DEPARTMENT AFFAIRS.The following communication from the

chief of the fire department was referred tothe fire and police commissioners with powerto act. The communication called attentionto the necessity of puttine a new roof on

No. 4. and repairing the roof ofenginehouse No. S. Attention was also calledto the necessity of purchasing a new hindaxle tor engine No. 4, and also to the neces-sity of making sewer connections at the dif-ferent engmehonses.

AMENDED HEALTH ORDINANCE.

The amended house connections o'dinance(heretofore published in the Appeal) waspassed on second and final reading.

MAIN STREET PAVEMENT, EAST SIDE.The committee on Main and-Mark- streets

reported in favor of accepting the bid of 0.H. P. Piper for paving the east side of Mainstreet, from Adams street south, twentythousand square yards. The report wasadopted.FRONT AND AUCTION STREETS PAVEMENTS.

The committee on paving Front and Auc-tion streets reported in favor of authorizingtbe engineer to contract with J. S. M'Djnaldit Co. tor the stone, and that the work bedone by the engineer or by contract, as maybe deemed best. Tbe report was adopted,provided the contributors deposit the fourthousand dollars to tbe credit of that fund.

CONDEMNED BUILDINGS

The president of the board of heallh madea report on condemned buildings, to bee thertorn down or put in good sanitary condition.The report was referred to a committee ofthree, to examine and report back to thecouncil. The committee is composed ofMessis. Galloway, Brown and Goodbar.

CITT REGISTER'S REPORT.Tbe report oi Register Tuck for April is as

follows: Total amount of tax-bil- ls andlicenses countersigned, $26,615 71.

POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT.The report of the police department for the

month of April was read, a to lows: Totalnumber ot arrests 272; males, 217; females,55; white males, 124; white females, 13; col-

ored males, 93; colored females, 42; cost offeeding chain-gan- g prisoners. $70; cos"; offeeding ordinary prisoners, f73 80; amountof stolen property recovered and returned to.owners, $500.

yiRK DEPARTMENT REPORT.The fire department report tor April showed

that the 'Jepartment was called out as fol-

lows: Number of fires of material !o, 6;other alarms, 2; total loss to owners, $1715tout insurunjf ot owners, f33 050; total ioaaot oxurxnts, $120; total insucancH ot occu-pant", $150; grand tntal loss, $1835; grandtotal insurance, $33,200: insurance over loss,$31,305.

BOARD OF HEALTH REPORT.The secretary of the board of health re-

ported for tbe mouth of April, as follows:Loads of garbage removed, 1814; earth-box- es

emptied, 7175; priv vaults emptied,disinfected and not rilled, 7; number of casesof scarlet fuver, 17; of diphtheria, 1; ofmeasles, 17; patients sent to city hospital, 77;number treated at city dispensary, 1C6; birthsduring the month, 55; deaths, 86; still-bor-

11; daily average rf men employed by tbeservice, 31 i; daily average of carts,

12; average ot wac-ns- , 5; pay-ro- ll of sani-tary labor force, $796 b2;. pay roll ot policesuniUry force, $200; pay-ro- ll of biard 'fhealth, $326 50; bills incidental, $39 12;total amount, $1362 41; buildings destroyedduring the month, 32; repaired, 26; bnild-"g- s

destroyed to date, 171; repaired to date,83.

CITY HOSPITAL REPORT.Dr. Liurence, of tbe c'ty hospital, reported

for the month of April as follows: Patientsremaining March 31st, 111; received daringtbe month, 93; discharged, 104; died. 9; re-maining, 91; total nu nher treated, 204. Ex-penses tor month, $979 30; receipts frommarines, $500 50; cojt to Taxing-Distric- t.

$478 80.SOUTH MEMPHIS MARKET.'

R. H. M'Cain reported collections forSouth Memphis market for the month end-ing April at $231 50.

city inspector's report.Inspector Maliory reported collections for

April at $222 96, of which amount the laxreceived $55 75.COAL 8CALB KIOSK.

The petition of Brown & Janes for permission to erect a fancy kiok at the corner ofSecond and .Poplar streets, for tbe purpose ota coal scale office, was referred to the policeand bre commissioners.

STREET SIGNS TO BE ABOLISHED.The following ordinance, offered by Mr.

Overton, was adopted at the first reading,Mr. Uoyer only voting no:

Be it ordained by the Legislative Council of the Taxing Duarict, Tbat on and after June 1 , ls0. It shallbe a misaemeanor, punishable wltb a fine of notless than one nor more tban fifty dollars for eachoffense, for tbe occupant or occupants of any buildings to bave or erect any banging or other signsover tbe sidewalks of any street In the Taxlng-D.s- -

tricr.UNMUZZLED DOGS TO BR MURDERED.

The following ordinance offered by Mr.Goyer passed on first, second and hnal reading:

Be t ordained, Tbat sub section 0 of article 5 ofHeiekeU't Digest of the Taxing Dutmiet Ordinancebi amended so as to read. "During tbe months ofMay June, July, August and September." Tbe or-

dinance so amended Is with reference to not permitting dogs to run at iare unless muzziea, so as toprevent tbelr blt r.g, said unmuzzled does to be de-stroyed br tbe polloe wherever lound on tbe streetsor other place of public resort Tne old ordinanceamended above included the months of July, Augustand September.

ADJOURNMENT.

Oa motion the council adjourned, subjectto the call ot tne president.

Fifty Dorses and Mules.We bave some forty or fifty horses and

mules which we will sell on laJl time, witngood city acceptance.- -

J. A. IPS BK3T A CO., 61 Monroe StKlrkland's Imp.rtM Woveltlea.

French Steam Dye-Work- s.

Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed andcleaned at Louis Heitrf l'n.581 Jorlernon street.

Awnings Mattresses.H. Jt U TT KJ at KBU,

gat Beessg at.Floyd's Candies

Speak for th mselves. Everybody knows hownice they are, ana those tcho out canaies always go or send to FLOHP S.

Klrklnad'a Goodyear Overcoat.

Brown A Jones,nttebara-- , IS hatwell aad Caaael Coal.8 Mala mtreet.

HAND-MAD- E FRESCH CORSETS!MENKEN BROTHERS

Sole agents for the improved Side Steeland celebrated Health corsets.

These goods are superior to any in thismarket, and are offered by ns at unusual-ly low pries.

Our $1 25 corset is now sold for 85c.

Bay Jordan' lee-erea- aad Coafee--tlaaerlea, 140 Mala. Beat aad eMeapeat.

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Ktrklaad'a floe Htr.w Hata.Economy is Wealth.

Gents' clothing dyed, cleaned and repairedby I. Isaacs, 270 Second street, oposit e Courtquare, Memphis. Trtnns.

Klrklaad'a wliu. I mbrellaa, at S SO.

Moda, Mead or VichyVery co'd and refreshing. Will in a fewdavs add another draught apparatus to aecommodate many more of our customers. Ifyou want a nice glass of soda you will al-

ways find it at Floyd's.

Bllrklaad'a Karl A Wllaaa Collar.Fishing Tackle,

Beat Atiortmeat la the City, atVKANK gCHEBAH'R OVX BTOKE,

Ma. Ill Beale Street.See advertisement of Southern

in "for sale" column.

H lee lot seata' lew aboea, from Sit SOto S3. Wrn. Mlller'a. l Mala.

Assignee's Male of ClothingAt 247 Main street, near Jefferson. Must be

closed out as .peadily aa possible, to wind npthe late business of E. Lehman. A full line

of men's, youths' and children's clothing,and a large stock of hats, regardless of coat.Stock tnrj fixtures for sale, wholesale andretaQ. D gensburger.

. Assignee.

Klrklaad'e Nobby Derby Hata.

Flovd's RestaurantGrowing in public favor every da.' Businessmen dine there; ladies shoppina lunch there,and all the country people while in the citypet their meals at Flood's.

PEKSOAAL.

Mr. Hugh L. Brinklet has returned tothe city.

Dr. H. B. Blackburn, of Arkansas, isregistered at the Peabody.

Colonel F. A. Ttler, of the HollySprings (Miss.) South, is in the city.

Colonel Addison White, of HunUville,Alabama, is stopping at tbe Peabcdy.

Colonel Charles Richardson, of Fred-ricktbar-

Virginia, is at :he Peabody hotel.Dr. Reillt. national board of health in-

spector, leaves y tor Vicksburg, Missis-sippi, to be absent a few days.

Mr. D. J. Allen, of Austin, Mississippi,was married at the First Presbyterian churchlast night to Miss Jessie Murphy, of this city.

Dr Sntder has fresh vaccine matter fromthe cow. orders at his house or atJones's druit stare, between ten and twelveo'clock dai'y.

The L;ttl Rock Democrat, of Ihe fifth,that Afcsr.. J. R. Miller and J. W.

Cochran, of Memphis, deeply interested inseveral L;tt!e Rock enterprises, arrived onthat rcor&ine'a train.

THE fJESIKlCriVU FIRE

Occasioned by Ihe frematnre I!acherae of a Torpedo Cost Jait

three Hundred ThoataadDollars.

Bradford, Pa , May 6 R?w City, avillage ten miles. Irom Bradford, composedof abdt one hundred houses, was entirelydestroyed, not one building remaining. Theextent c.f the territory bemir so great it isimpossible to get ct the exact amount ofproperty destroyed. The fito is now undercontrol. It is ist'm 'ted that Ibrea hundredderricks aud great quantities ot oil have beenconsumed. Tbe 'o will reanh three hun-dred thousand dollars, witn no insurance, fx-c?- pt

a small amount on the buikiicgs in Rewcity. The report of several mn bing in-

jured by glycerine exp'osiou is unfounded.

Ae other 'allure.San Francisco May 6. D. G. Yost &

C) , stock broker?, fail d L'abilities,one bondrcd ard ten thousand doliert.

NT IK A 33 B4IATS.FOK CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

1st. Mais and VieStebiir IniUnr l.toer. Mall FOR CAIhO AND 6T. LOUIS.

City of fSelna, guM'Kee master.

Will leave the Anchor Llnewharfbont TEI3 DAT.May 7th, at 5 p m. Kor frelgut or passage applyto. AD STOHM. Hunt mi wi.irtoni.

FOR NEW OKLEANS.Southern Transportation Line Kor Vicksburg,

Natchez aud New Orleans-Steam- er

i; olden CityJ. D. Begler mater I Adsfm Waylaid clerkWin leave as above THIS DAY, May 7th, at 6 p.m.

For freight or passage, apply toJ. T. WASHINGTON, Agant, 814 Front, a.

at. Lnil. and Mew Orleans Anchor l.laeFor Vicksburg, Natchez and Iew Orleans .'teamer

Tallies ISoward, qJas n. Pepjier master.

Will leave the Auchor-ltn- e wharftxvt S.4TCRDAT,May 8th, at 5 p.m. Kor freight or passage apply to

AO STORM. fi"P't on whHrfboat.

FOR VICKSBDKUMr. Loblsacd Vlrk4harc Anehwe Line

Coiled. H'ste. n.il-f- O riCKSBUKO.

City of Vicl hnrjjFlem. Calvert master.

Will leave the Anchor Line wharfboat FHID4T,May 7th, at 10 a.m. For freight or pasage applyto AO STOHM. Hup't.

FOK ARKANSAS RlVtH.Mempbls and Pine Bluff U. e. Mall Line. For Pine

Bluff. Little ltock. and through to Fort Smith Str.

Iatie Siwoer,Ed. Nowlanl master I J. N. Tbompon clerk

Leaves as above SATURDAY, May 8th, at B p.m.For freight or passage apply to

JOHN N. H HBIN. i!r't. 9Q9U Front tFOR CO.V1M&RCE DAILY".

Tbe Elegant Accommodating Bends Packet,

Silvertiiorii, jE3&H Tf. Whitehead. ..master I Nell Booker clerk

Leaves Memphis Daily, at 5 o'clock p.m. Forfreight o. e ap;ly on board, or

Ko. 3 MBrtt.on .treet

FOP. WHITE K1VER.

Memphis & White River Packet.Berwlar Independent Tleciphls and

White Blver Packet For Augusta. Jacksonport" Searcy, aud way points. Tbe reguiar Independent. Packet

Ed. C Postal master I Charles Postal clerkWill leave Memphis EV'EHY WEDNESDAY, at

6 p.m. t or rre!ni or passage appir tB. W. LIOHTBtrBNE,

No. 7 Monroe --t, opp. Peabody hatel

FOK LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

Memphis & Ohio River,iPAGKET COiriPANYii

JFOK

Cairo, Louisville and CincinnatiHTEAHERs

ANDY B1CM, COSS MILLAR.JAMES W. GAFF, VIM SHISKLE,JAS. D. PARKER, VlltfcilE LEE.Steamers of tbls line leave Mempbls for CAIRO,

LOUISVILLE AMD cirtcixtrtAiiMondays, Wednesdays, Fridays

AT 5 OCLOCK P.M.,Connecting at Cincinnati Jftth Railroads and Steam

ers tor auEastern, Northern and Western Points,

Giving THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS,OBIOAOO, TOLEDO, BUFFALO, RIOHMOXD

NEW YORK, WASHINGTON CITT, PHILA-DELPHIA AND BOSTON.

Eastern tourists will Dnd tbe La Belle Blver RomeSate, Delightful and Economical. Bates by tbls lineCheaper than any other nrst-clas- s route, jueaia andStaterooms Free. Baggage checked through.tsvPassengers can rely on a splendid trip by tblsinn. as the steamers are all first-clas- s, baving beenxpressly built for the accommodation or passen- -ers. acn steamer carries a iuii omus douu.For full Information, apply to

R. W. LIGHTBTJRNK,General Freight and Ticket Agent,

. fin. 7 Mnnim trt. Momrtht.,

FOR ST. FRANCIS R1VKR.Mempbls and St. Francis U. S. Mail Line steamer

Uatesviiie.O. K. Joplln master A. L. Banning cierkLeaves Memphis TUESDAY and FRIDAY, 6 p.m.,for Marianna, the Cut-of- f and all Intermediate land-ings. For freight or passage applv on board, or to

I. n misrriAl.i, ann'r

FOit OSCEOLA.Trl-Week- ly D.m. Null racket-F- or Kan-doip- b,

Fultou, Osceola and way landings Str.Osceola lielle,

Henry Cooper master I Wra. Smltbers c erKWill leave Mempbls every MONDAY, WEDNESDAYand FRIDAY, at 6 p.m. For Information apply onboard, or to Nn. 8 Madison street.

LEE LINE STEAMERS.For fcilendale, Helena and riara fotat

Jainea Lee, Zsg&z.Slack Lee master Loyd W. Whitlow .. .clerk

Will leave as above on everyMONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 P.m.fw No. S ManUon fnt.FOR ARKANSAS CITY & GREENVILLE.AdaniM Ncal-wrrkl- y I . f. n.u l.i.eFor Arkansas City, Pine Bluff Railroad, Greenville,

and all way landings Tbe elegant steamer

Ouacliita llelle, 43Hark R. Cheek master I A. L. CnmmlDB... clerkLeaves as above EVERY MONDAY and THURS-

DAY, at R pm (1W. dn. Hllinl't.FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.

Afllr UAKHV MSK.Hesapkia White Klver aad Atlaekt BlverV. (. Mall Packet.For Indian Bay, St. Charles, Clarendon, Devoirs

Bluff, Dea Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport, West Point,Searcy, Batesvllle, Powhattaa, and Pocahontas.Tbe new steamer

aosie Harry, .M. R. Harry, captain. Walker Outlaw, clerk.

Leaves Mempbls on and after November 2d, everySATURDAY, at 5 p.m., connecting direct with thenew Black river U. S. mall packet MILT HARRY forPowbattan and Pocahontas, and wltb Dally Packetsto Batesvlile and Upt'er White river.

Tbrougb tates to all points.Freight consigned to Milt Harry Line, Mempbls or

Terrene will be promptly forwarded.Offiee, No R Mn.ii.nn street

FANCY DYEING.Dress liti, anU cluLLiiii Uyed mdirll'lort; t rnfe VoiU l)ve-i- .

DRY CLEANING.Dretises. m nit fibnea ci;uteti without ripcin; or

removiDg (he triiumiu. The nio-.- t el choraleAnd thtttncal drt-ti- sue thus tleg.utly cleaned.WM.Il.TE.SIALI"2e6 Walnut St., Cincinnatlr QBijj uim lt ivi a i u a b iji i .ti ijciirtl.

Coniitf at Lastj.

DR. WM. CAWEIN'S HALES1A I

Aa Infallible Care aad Preventive forYellaw-reve- r and all Malarial aad

Coataglsas tMaeasea.

DR. Wm. CAWElrFs CHILL CUREFor Chill, and wiag Fever.

Six doses will break tbe worst type of Chills andFever, it directions are strictly followed.

iy These remedies are narelr voietable. andcontain nothing poisonous.

W. M. WLLkKHSON C CU.,Wboleuale Drngglsts,

834 Main street, Mempbla. Tenn

FOR SALE

v - ,f

THE GREATMALARIAL ANTIDOTE

OF THE! AGE.Safe. Certain, Sure and Speedy.

NEYERFAILS TO CURE .The only article knownihat Will

esacffeerfelhis diseasepermanentlyXvoxxz system.

J.C.RICHARDSON,SOLE PROPRIETOR

General Agents,RICHARDSON S. CO.

WHOLESALE. DRUGGISTS.

VERYWHERE.

SURMCURE

N.

NO

W. X. BROWNE,

IS prepared to do kinds of In tbls line Inthorough manner; especial

attention toami Building Connections.

Also, large stock of r'lXTTKKH,Gas. Water-nttlngsa- Fixtures. Pumps,H iee, Bathtubs, etc Bis large force of compe-te- dt

All work warranted. Agent theHalladay WIND-MILL- S. solicited.

BKOtYXE.TIIE PLUM.BER,

Madison Street.

"W'liVLliAiL'

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE TIIKOAT AND LU.NGS.l'nt DI In Quart rtizn Sioitlea for Fatally

TTtTTXT DON'T BE DECB1VEO BY TJNPRINCIPLTD DSALER3 WHO TRY TOU J- - J. VJ LN . palm off upon you Rock and hye In tlace of cur ToLU. ROCK AND

which Is the only GENUINE medicated article made, having tiovernineut Stamp on tachKxtraet from Report of the Commlnsloaer of Internal Bevenae.

TREASURY DEPARTMEN T. Office of Intemul Revenue, Washington, D. C. January 2rJ, 18S0.LAWRENCE MARTIN, 111 Madison CblCHgo. Gentlemen : nave received "a

certified formula," giving tbe Ingredients and relative proportions ued tn tbe msnutacture of an articlewbt b you advertise and under tbe name ot " TOLU, ROCK AMU BYS " Tbls compound, accordingto your formula. In tbe opinion or thlsotnce, would bave sumslent quantity ot tbe BiLSAM OF TOLUto give It all tbe advanlasies ascribed to tbls article in pectoral complaints, while the Whisky theSyrup eontUute an emulsion renaerlng the compound an agreeable remedy to the patient. In iheoulnlonof this oQlce, nn atllcle compounded according to tbls formula, progrcrly be clacstd Bi medicinalpreparation un ter the proisloiis of ScUedule A, following Section :)4 I7, United Hevl-e- d Statutes,and when so !itain:ed be -- old by Drui'glt. Apolbecai les and other persons, without themliable to if.y rueciat tix as dealers. Yours respectfully,

bKCU' U Bllin, Connltiilaeer.LiYKE.CE & MARriX, 111 Madison street, ttic9g:i.

tay-Hu- ld In .ItiDpily by all Uraif elHt h, t.roeer. and Wine Merebaais generally;

11

at Wholesale by . MAXBHKLP A1 f . It --i wtf on)lf'1h. teffe

n2 S M fc U a B B H II

300 FRONT

LATEST HTTLE8.

LOW

H. uavu m. Malllvan.

Oar L BAINEY devotes his wnoie time to

&,

Jno. W. IS.

ANDKJLIVHew vrleans,

Nos. 356 Front

--t A. 3

New

A.

1XP0RTEBS

worka and sanitary gives

Sewerbas a UAfl

Steam anda

workmen.Orders

40

(l A

BYE,a bottle.

Messrs street, I

aand

may aStales

mayliiiuor

SiomicdI'rpprietors,

f f

Jota

lEOHT'EOOPHTGFor Buildings ofall

For circulars and prices address

W. G. HYNDMAN fc COCINCINNATI. O.

JOHN MAM'llIE.ien'lIQfl Main Wentpfcla.TVnn

LACLEDE HOTEL,5th, 6th and Chestnut Sts

ST. XOUIS, : : : MO.KANkflSI rgUKA" a

MOSE3 H1LLABD J. H. CUAAINGRatks--2 RO and ?3 per day

rrvTTTCJ T A TJTTT, mar te found on file at Oeoi11UO X p. Rnwell & Co'. KewnpaperA(tvertmtn(r Bureau 10 Spruce St. I. where advertising

may lie maae lor it 131 isuw luatvi

1 or Coughs, BronchitisAsthma aud Consumption.

CO., J. I. It I X f A CO. bad ..mn.if.fi nri--r' plrM.

Anii

ST.. lTElVTPmS.

tm. Clara. n. j.Clarsu

.tie WeLglHrw and Sale or Cotton intrusted to

rays 20O to 500 Per Cent. Proflt onthe Investment. All Farmers shouldtry lu Guaranteed to pay. Send torCirculars and l'rices to

HUNEINS.I... Cotliu. Jtt. u. II ail

1. U.

IMa k VauceFINE CUSTOM-MAD- E

CLOTHING!SPRING-- STOCK

US r 5KECJ31VEO.

GENTS' FUllNlMIINli GUODSOF

Suits Made to Order!GOODS 7? PRICES

305 MAIN ST.

M. GAVIN" &Wholesale Grocers. Cotton Factors,

Aad Commission Merchants,3 3 3 tardea. ITront stroot, aiom rla.lg

"r pnHW, w na.n onr own i r rnn warannntA, pfirnpf wjaninamn r-- v wonn.

LA PLASTTHORN

PLUMBER!

SOO anil 311 Monih xlreet Mt I nnis. Itliaannri

lillarl.BILMBD, COFFII & 00,

Cotton Factors and Wholesale Grocers,

MDKXW bTXWART.

STEWART,2& S58

- 1 TT r -

Orl.l.VACCAHO. K. VACCARO.

J.

all

for

ararmTHI

Classes,

Agentafreet,

.

XVI.

contract,

. i

Colds,

VltCAKO

ftii

UWYKNK, P. HAIl'LEY,

J

GOOD

.

Q34

Twelflli

neaiplrla. aaeaaphfa

6WYME5 CO,WHOLESALE GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS

Stewart Brothers & Co.,

St., Memphis, Tenn.

TIT .

I.nniainnn.

A. B. VACCAKO.

AXD DEALERS IN

A. VACORO & CO.,

Wines, Liquors and Cigars, i

GREAT SALEOF- -

LADIES' UNDERWEAR!TRIS WEEK, AT

wenstein I Bros.FIXi: CHKniNE-Trimni- ed with Torchon Inserllon and Kdg-infi- :,

prettily tncKed, at 75 ctnttuSO DUZ.TI t'KKl) CIIKIIK Ti iranied with llatnbni-j- ; Inser-

tion ana 7iubrie II a file, at 50 cents.75 DOZ. MDIEV TUCKEU NKillT.H-t.oodcl- olh aad shape, 50e.TL'CKi;!) Bl'FFLED SKI BT.l--53 cents.CA311SUIC HlTFFs I MilUT8-KleRan- tly trimmed with Lace

Insertion and Edging:, 91 ".05 JLOZ. ItOHIQ SlfGHT HO WNH-Tuc- ked and rallied dowu the

f ro ii t.fgood quality and well made, at 75 ceats.50 IiZ. YOKK CaOtVJVM KlalMrateI trimmed with finellant--bar- s

Insertion and Edging. 1.35 UOZ. JSIBK OWV-Ext- ra qoRlity mid flnisb. tucked and

trimmed with handsome Insertion and Edging downthe front, at 1 50 worth S3 5U.

TUL'IiED IHUWERS-Ttimm- ed with neat Embroidery. .'Of .

llA.MSOtlEI.Y TRinjJEll 1II WEU -- luble rnRle ot Em-broidery and Insertion, Jjll 25 wrlh $1 75.

BR11aIj )ETt Tbreepieees trimmed with I'nfTs and iineL.acelatent noveltie.

IiADlE' AiA.W. SACQCE-- in great variety.

CORSETS! CORSETS! CORSETS!French handmade Crrvts I Worm Corsets ! Tbe superb Corset perfect fitting and embroidered In silk, SI

HAIE-CLOT- H BUSTLES from 75 cents up. UO0P SKIRTS new shape.

INFANTS' WEAK!Great attractions this weeic. Infants' Bobes, Infants' Slips, Infants' Phot Drese, Infants' Lace

Dresses, Infanta' Pique LongCioaks. Infants' Lace Caps-a- ll at very lonprloob talswertat

L0VEmum

wami Straw Me? 1

Kirkland's Unlaundried Shirts, 6 for $5.Kirkland's Best Unlaundried Shirts, $1 each

T. jVT. Al'KTilEBas given these goods his Special Attention, and can assure bis customers of Barcalna.

Kirkland's Undershirts, 50 cents each.Kirkland's Linen Drawers---fine- st and best.

BLUFF CITY CLOTH!! G HOC

NOW IlSIJLiA.YII T II

0L0TIM6To be found anywhere. Beat 3Iake. Cholcpst styles.

Lowest Prices.

VESNDIG-- ,l.(a. Large at.elc hand for Wholesale Trade, ta

wale a. the atteatl.a of Herehaata la directed.

School Books!

Ilia Aa P SiBooksellers, Stationers, Blankbook Manuf'rs

315 TtTain street, : ; Mempliis, TennesseeWE WOULD CALL THE ATTXNTIOM OF MERCHANTS TO OUB UNUSUALLY LARGE AKD

well as!.ortrd stock of Blaak d Hrko.l tlwhw. Mratleaery. Kie.. Kte., which woofTr at VTJUV L- - W KMiima, pm-- Prompt attention i"n t order. t

I

. . I

THE AEW HOWE,

t hr SIXGER,IAND

WEED,

The Kinir of Warhlnes

31. C.

IX FACTS' W 12Alt

Ill

iiamiomk'st line of

vr ATN ST.Blank Books!

TAYLI

AND- -

J.B. ALDRICH&COWholesale and Retail Dealers all klndg3

SEWING MACHINES!And Seirin-Machin- e Uoods.

GENERAL AGENTS FOB

E. BUTTERICK & CO.'S PATTERNSAad KAbHIOK PtJBUCATIOKM,

No. 254 SECOSD HTIBVINQ BLOCK,

TcnneNtaL.. It.

0Q

.W. JlcCAI.LL

rosTua.

HILLFONTAINE&COTTON PAOTOBS

296 and 298 FRONT STREET, COR. THIRD AND LOCUST STS.,MEMPHIS. .TEJf X. ST. LOCI MISSOURI.

fy Agent for the Celebrated V; tlarver Uttnn-itwi.JF- 1

iLOKEDUE,

WHITE,

Dauntless,

DOMESTIC,

WHEELER

WILSOX,

AMERtHAN

l'EABt'E.

059

tfemnlilnHUUU.M.

NKAUUAII.

PEARCE, SUGGS & CO.WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,io. 258 Front' Street, Slempbis, Tenn.

KT Particular Attewtton Paid to the Nal ot Cotton.!

J. T. FARGASQWiiolesale Grocers and Cotton Factors.

369 Front street, Memphis, Tennessee,an is

Cotton Factors and Commission MerchantsltH tiiravier street, Acw Orleans. L,a.

TTTIE HAVE OPENED A PEBHANENT BBANCH OUR HOUSE NEW ORLEANS MEET TillV V want. f our tra.-t- erinste-nment- . of emtnn h..e eitrftil ,tp.rlnn

j. R. uuir iM. D. JBULL1XS. Jr.

GODWIN k CO.Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants

33G Front street, cor. Union, Hempliis.Part i I atten t Ion riven tohe handilngof cotton while In atted

m-- m KA!MA n C K--

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In

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1rail ho.OIilTjg T bJ3

Grocers, Cotton Factors,AND SAZ.T AGENTS,

Union street. : : ; : Mempliis, Tenn.