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n-i --i i ni- in iiAiMirBjtwMiiiiimiiiiwiiiii i WaaawiMi'' I1 vr, THE MSMPtlS' AILY DEC EMBEB 15.1&74. HlSICAI. JUJULEE AND HOl'J To be glveunar1Jie auspices or we On TOflJar EveBlBSt Dccembrr isili. m. r.K.AB.NOLP.

Musical Director MANAOKHfc (Triangle Ba4g. R.K.C. JMvver, Chairman. G. Bectei, Coo- W.

It Creole, uro-, U. II. llrlgES, W.H.Moyston. BECfflTlOS COMMITTEE (Bed Badge. J.

W. Anderson Chairman, r. A. Cole. J.

G. Walston, Hrif Ktetimwa, 1 j. aioran, D.G.Reahaid, D. n. Myers, J.

E. RusselL j. McG-rvey, H. Thompson, A. Hnriw, 1V.H.

W. JtHMK, Chss. Hllflard, A. J. EethtTt K.

M. t-umt. M. Halay, W. B.Demlt-on.

fLJohBeon, Gen.M.T. F.D.Hawiey, Ir.J.I. Boss, T. B. Bingham, Wm.

Fumn, W. K. French, Kinguain. i.E lii W. W.

Humphries. FLOOR MANAGERS (Blue Badge). -n. H. Robertson, Masterof Oromouie-.

K- UiCJUi, A. Burr. W. Cameron, UfE. McLean, X.

c. Miner, K. It. act, tm Moore, A A.Hrnlthwtck, H. H.

Coleman, Joe Brooks, SainCarnes, C. A. Moore, W.P.Ctecra, Pthner. Parttr. as.

Leignton Hardy, K. L'HIBP, Jsi oT. Mo, n. Barton. COMMITTEE OS OBDEB (YeWew Badge).

P. B. Alky. Chairman. Hr B.

J. Bennlng, Bcliuman, obt. Xocfcwoo-S. A- Musson. Loots Harrison, A' HUastMi, a.

Harris, iLU. Reyiiet, Loji, D.W.Sbaflei. J. H. Read, p.

l). Geo. JL Fame, T. A. Wright, liUaszh, UJ.

War- PKOOBASIHE. PARTL CorouaUoo March from It Prefate (Heed and Braes Band) overture, BanSfieartreielie OretaeuiM 8. Solo and Cfceras, Cd with the Tern-rest, from Kraanl (nolo, by Petersen, and norno, with orebeawal aeeompaiiimeu ftAmifanlraen vv Fondeil Po'roont frote La Fllle do Regiment (or chestra) PAB1 IL The Bea vena are TeUiHE, from the i ieon (ctroms T'ltti orcheotj Jlardn Faust (Beed and Bra' Bend) nertcre, Pol pcrrt, from o.ald cimmuc. HaUelan, from the Mes- cboraa, Willi orcoehwai accwiimu ment llandel lioraw, witb me orcnewi avm- imt-tt. will be uwier ue airecuoa ui Prat JiianC PerrlnK.

1 oreberaa wUl be directed by Prol. ihe lieed and Brti, Baad wlU be directed Prof. Ucrnon Aruuiu. liABIES. ra.

K. B. Armour, Mm. Berthy. 1 Bwlrji, MP5.J.

B. Poston. Burke, M-s Bell. Mli Iraptil, Mrs KOatpenter, rs. 1'unnins.

P. Melntyre, iim V. A. Brw, Visa A. B.

Brace. Oooper, i a i 1 oiiaU-f. -hot Seine Drew, -s Jennie Bry, 'i f. aaaaan, K. DeHardway, Pnnls.

Lai Hnceea, si M. HttcMd, Kate Hansan, i st Iaa Haley, Mrs.J.P.BeHers Mrs. W. 8. Smith, Mrs.

J. Miles, Mrs-K. J.Corson. Mn. W.

A. Goodman, Mrs ll.J.ftiaw, Mrs Aner, MtssParlnds MtH Blevlnr, MImL. Pet 111. 8. QnackenbnMi MKs; ynacaenbosli MWs jennjeiayior, Mist A.

Whitehead, Miss Carrie Yossc, Mtaa Malone, Mb Katrenberge: M. Meriam, MHsT. Smith, MkMQBlnby. Mbs mejnecke, Miss Mitchell. X.ss Kate Mcefee, GKNTLEMEN.

W. Boyle, Belt. turrle, an Carey, harcWUL, R.B.BIeek, M. ncttlBshaev r.iHraaaa, j.crom Croner. DotWlD A.

cer. x. uiinser, J. Ktchbarc, J. 1.

Krot, H. V. Fotdrck. J. Oatdhaaa, W.uasaat.

Th. Itrectrt, J. A. lAetky. K.

MeMer, K.T. Maa-J. oteenBayer, A. RMiardwn, BBeseher, A.Htratman, L. C.

behroeder. E. Francis, h.ir(i.. Xirklaad. i.nw-her, Murray, leiy, Pnerten.

i'. -Wilton, j. r.WIUs, M. Ma larje nambat of ladles a4 geoUeratn, ter lan thoc meatlenad above, trboe -9ni9s coo Id MM be aaoaVaMty iweertalned, ko participate In me concert, as-r i uti rtainmant nt necetwArilr from Friday Poeebr Utti, to uie ljih. Ul sooaetoabee of Prof.

Arrow nt nnable to proes) In Usae tbe gnat vt' muatcteaa raqnucd to excente the --ji- lai in the praararorae. AdBih- t'oc licla oated rriday. the llth. 'wlU be ,1 iwtii the Concert and Hop, on the l. el the 4 i several uuiminear pledsn themselves, v.

Jo ally and eoUeeUely, that no taa ix rliuaci-ra will be aaiallted. r3caU i L'ro on the main floor to accoui- Tte tallwiw wlB be tor hote oeatrrac to rwtmienade. Vl-i n-inailleoma-eiiee at o'clock i-coi iiDiu o'clock, -when the Main tt- ceh.irrendered to the TWrpsJeborean Cbtlvj Uea the night. A' ti mmtatt am new batas made wtth the a- it'Q i tiitroe da to teMte Kseafatoa Tiebets. Ibe order will varatfe wttta the vtsKlne cqu! at i oVloefc on the aflemeas of the i iK.imr ITuUiiwiibm arrival In theettr, i rport it Cattle Uai 3 h-econd her -ia iwlurni'-neM wiiu xnu futary bade.

1 1 Set muui lMlon. AKSTOTJHCEMENT. rr "unclluiau Fourth Ward. TV to announce E. KECK -i laudiJau- for le-eleelion as Couc- caii ifuai tlie fourth Waw RE SI r.

1 LL B. Joatiee of the Peace, to No, xv. itio Main street. ahP- New Ooortbouse. PERSONAL.

Dl. ALFRJiD YO0RHIK8, (Kye and Bar Dissert, TO. POPT.AR Street. FOUITD. rjt.

-ll'IN-AJ Thursday, December gd. II Kay's BreaAipin, wnicn uie owner can ty at THIS Qyylcr- TO EXCHANGE. oRuPiwKT iH-6ias lmtiTOTed rbSsdexiee J. trcpeny; eigtH tbouvind dollars; one- AddiM. fc.AJS, office.

TAKEN UP. iu Wednesday, December Vth, 3 eep The owner can come, prove prop- ffi rharges and taxetnem away. line I n-r 1 tieiBea wana wvmx. IOR IiKASE. IAMi ror a terra of years, XE acres of good within three ailea at iraifiuare; tor a market gardea or dairy.

Inquire it I js ia main nrw. STRAYED OB STOI-EH. LA otw -n. i white spot ot her tali, i'i l.ue in eu hoii, A liberal reward i who ioi theeowto M. K.

ngpsou, crni anu DaMe streets. PIANOS. AMI OROANf Tnned, and excaanged, work Oft by exier- jeet Aral -flat, workmen, atMl warranted. ea orders or a Ity or MHintry at HQLLKMU itBH. Clark MaihiaMloek.

XT i New taemnhlit Theater, a necktie, wiih pin awaebed one small diateond L.ear top el piu niwker wiu antiabiy re- i oy leaving a Awuewreec. oeiz CAPE On Sunday av-rBlsg last, a eape uoea l-Henj, in oat ol IWlTalrv eamrah. ot mi AJm. between Heeood and Fourth Mieete. nder will rlee-e return to ddt Ma4u "eel and be rewarded.

deal MS ASUS BOlKB. -f-jnMr' Kidi Inrnlined the beat rv ol inaiu.iimaaOKwi i tntti nnj entte. II gentleraui aud wife, aad a tea day ii ue aeeosmodatodat 1H Court street. LLlrl SliJK MOrM; -A. onu Waj-buAgtuTaBd Sfoad street.

CkestpeHt and bed board, comfortable famiahed rooms lor familiea and ventleavn. with or wl Shoot boaro. deed itAMM A Bee larawaea iroat roonu, in a with board, at rea- OOMS room, with board, at BS UNION BT. iuOM A0 BOAltD Olw rmfurni.tv-d in prtvuAa family a-ra a.ia,., uoitn AlVA 1KJAKO at MONROE ST. i DOOM AMD atw-OTe room on XV trJ Boor, mw? fiair cuur hoc Arplj ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi an ni.ri.iar nf Ua.

aS-SflSJAUS 4UUt -en iiL.1. I 7 sr tor aBUejaea aur; at-Sve sew. rr-wiiic XT 3 AMUSEMENTS. Jj-EMPHIS TI1KATEK, Friday, nutl Sal-nrdny KBtlne'e December JOIh, 17b, IStU nnd 19th, IS74. URADBUBY'd CANTATA OF ESTHER, THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN.

DEAMAll-ED AMD AKKAtH) AS SAt'BED OPERA, IS J'onit ACTS. BY JAMBS KIRK LAND, With New and Appropriate Coatnmes Properties, Beenery. Tableaux, etc Stage Manager JaneaB.Ooos Costumes and Properties Wllott CHORES OF NtTHlY 100 VOICES BY THE SSTUEU CLUB. uirector oi FuU Orchestral Accompaniment, Gsottox UASDWKSEEB.Moileal Director. The Proceeds to be devoted to the purchased a JIEW OltUAX rou CALVARY C1IBKCI1 DRAMATIS IKRSONX King Ahsaaerua N.

Peter-en MK JeBBle MafleTeney Mordecal nVedneaday ana maayi Mordecal (Thu'riiay and Saturday E. glltncwr Hamanl Joe P. Carey muk lary Uitafeld Raima (Uaman's cbtidt- Jlu Cam! llSlwnahZlTl'." Jr. flolmbf MIh Carrie Ennlc Mi Annie Hunter Queen of theM.gi lTJlTiioln DaugWersof the Misses Lula NlchoW. elUe Rose, Kstella Croot, Lazaie Browu Mary ouimuy.

1 lutumn irn PiBRimpr. Mollie Johnson, Jennie Winchester, Lula Ooiman, Kate 1111 1, Lilly Crook, Corinne Ooodman. Lee Jouei iuh Mis Jennie Jon Misa Kate Harmon rnnr, vim LiKie DooghkM Maids of Honor to Queen Esther Lora Averv. utile iniuiii-N JennieJones.Sallie Mahan.feaUle Oweu Knoxle Pickett and J.lLWeakte. y.rrrii Mm.

Oarventer. Misses LUaie Clark, Mary CoteBian, Annie jmnter. iiaiuw Minnie I'allen, Jnlla m.mi. mil Flower tiirls'to the Nettie Jooea King's Page-. WUllellUl Master Jim lay ior i'Agei to Raman.

taiarue Jones Mier Dave Kenny Pages to Zeresh- Master Frank Hawkins uu ceiiei Friendb to Mordecal Mesers. Elllnger, Port rwrtf nf the Uuard '(Wednesday and Krtdavi Mr. C. Emerson Captain oi the Uuard (Thursday and bat- Soldier ofihe Guard-Meaa-i. N.

JUAvery, A. tr j'. J. Bullivan, Peter Tlghe and J. F.

Lcttr. J.c txayser, j. w. vriururit-i Wood. reman Noblemen Mr.oapra Mr.

li. inn Keeper oi the Chronicles. Mr. E. p.

White Ennuchs. Messrs. Johnson and Keeper i. rniinsin. heantifnl Mnslcal Moreeaax have been arrangea ana imraiuw iuwuoi to.

KH.hi and Fair Handel Scent and Prayer, from Straddle: Who TTead trims from the Tannhauser; Sweet spirit. Hear my Prayer Wallace; Serenade to Ida; Integer ViUe: lUmmers Battle Prayer; Casta 1 'lvii. utvauaa Tibi GugUelmL New Scenery, exprestly for this represent linn 1r UuTT llnhler. Club by Messrs. Flaherty belli van.

TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. Seats may be reserved, withoct jsstka nn.Dai- rtn n.l niter inu 1U9U. Mi. 8 a.m at the Box Office of the Theater, and at the tagarstand in ine reaoouy nu.ci, l'resldent. JAS.

KUIKLAND; Secretaries KIIIIMAX ana W. A. U11.LI, Treasurer, J.J. FREEMAN. Special Brrangetnents have been made by mtc er Aarh line will be in ing at the Theater at the close of each ight periormapee.

ATS. SA A CAilVai a man. nnAltkm as maBSKer 01 a Unte olanlRUon: gamty 10 an jwjicicsm. oreased AddreMi itt athin Ai boakkeeper. by a thorough aeeouatafiU or will write up one or two sets Ol DOOKS.

ADfllW. deelfr. HAXJKKt.Kt t.lv, Appeal uun-e. VJ PAY CHABviBS On January 2, 1ST, the f.lllAirini Ue SOHllOIWV tllHimw, lit the auctlen house ot A.K.Frankland,Mein-n), i- T.nn tiv Andrew. 1 chest G.

L. l- 1 AtttUloTAr inarki, i bote pal at: W. Byker, 1 waablug-machlne: P. L. nice, I ladder; Love A.t-o..

1 Cbbl; Owen, oa ea, xi. Ae I mde: A. N. JooK. 1 box; B.

J. Blcknel. 1 J. i.l 1 1 I.T tu and 16 Union Memphis. -vCCUPANTS-For two front roonu, suites attaches, wun ooaro.

gst Jeffhrson st. Extended, CITUATIoN-A boaaekeeoer. rtunDanlon nr rnivuniM. he widow, a aood home be- lnf the chief remuneration required. Ad dress MRS.

L. RILEY, deell Market street. JT rjeeona street. deciO ITU ATI ON As teacher, by a lady who can UMh ttmHhnti braacbea. Freneh and Latin.

References given and lequlred. Addresa, Immedlatety, A. r. i-a uraajr, Tenn, care Mr. Jno.

0. Graves. daw 1 MAN With sma'l capital, to engage In Xa. boarding and saloon business; low rent and beet stand In city, all in complete run. nms order.

Apply at 371 Front Row. OITl'ATION A lady, experienced in teaoh- ing me laigtisn nrancne, maiueniaiic-. rench and muic.desiree a Mtnation as prlu. rlpal of a school, assistant tea oner, or govern' e- givf u. Address decS-dAw uie iss L.

Appeal office. WOMAN bwede or Gern an woman, to do genet alhousewoia. belbtlELBY ST. DAY -BO YJtDERS At Second street, near Monroe. Reference required.

SITUATION By a white woman, in a private family best of refers' ee. Apply" novCl ROOM AND BOARD By a gentleman and rn fnvMl.kul Tiim a ml luunl. In a private family. Terms must be moderate, with reference, stating term" and location. Address O.

this office. ITT ANTED YOUR ATTENTION TO 1HK MEMPHIS AWNINU MANUFACTORY, a Washington at. Awnings of all style made to order, wora: anu uiuuure made and repaired, re-upholstered, varnished, sad packed for shipment. Carpets taken up. ileanedanu relaid.

All -work called for andde- IVINAI IF tT 1 I A rOE SALE. TTAiiR H4.LK OK C'HARTEE Owing to ill- IA 1. t. n.w Ida uw anil Koht .1 RUI unwua. un, van.

uBu. WILLIE cheap, length, ma leet: Deam, lb leet: depth, feet; new boiler and machin ery, lwaxSi inches; runs well on lime ntei; gooa caoin ana cuiuu Appiv imuuniftwir lu decli Vleksburg, Mhn. FURNITURE-A targe lot of furniture, nearly new. at private sale. Call at OKE HOUSE, Main street, cor.

Beole. CEDAR POSTS-One car-load of cedar posts tor sale. Apply to k. is. ui- rj.

decll Memphia and Charleston Depot. T)EW No. 7, center We. Second Preaoyte- nan morcu. corner ueaie ana nan, ai Idyto HARMSTAD.

1S8 Pnioa. ntLOURINO MILL A large flouring mill, situated at orsna unction. Aaaress deoW A. J. ADAMS, La Grange, Tenn.

BBICK-Order left with W. II. 0 rider 4 Co Mi Front street, or at yard on Overton 1 1 act, on the bluff, South Memphis, wiU receive pix.ni 'pt attention. O. Hip.

PIPPR. a-1 l.m-Tvra larce mniea. youns ana well iTX broke; will sell cheap. Call at 16 Mala si' BUILDING LOTH Oxeat liargain lor cash or in tiade six building Jots on Union ae. near the eitv.

A to (v. J. J.DbBOjI Madison SALOON Kxehabge Saloon, No. 2fn Second street, belweeuMadbna and Monroe. Can be bought enean tor cash.

For fiarUeuiars inquire at -SALOON. rfl ftnn BUliJ. No.l PITTSBURG COAL, yuUUU as low as the lowest. Also, Pey-tonx anuel and St. Bernard eoala, cheap as -auy other man." A'OOD "In every t)le." Alto, a -e Roekaway and a BtiKxy-waifor.

Aiao, several line in and In tee order. 11. B. PACK UK A 181 Second st. riXIIKEE BOAT LOADS NO.

I PITTSBUHO Coal, at whekaale. H. 15. PACK KB A COM dee BH Second street. LA NO-as acres land suitable for building lots, on both atdes Mlndimppl and Tennee-see railroad, about five tatlea south of Memphis: good springs.

Address Peter Mltchei, eiielllll, Fontaine deal HORSES AND ML'LB Received this week, and for sale low Oct lot Miasaari horses, one lot Illinois one lot Km-tuoky horse nttd mules, embracing seHMIe, Barnes ana aran stock of au ciawe. PORRHST A FAIKKH. Mammoth stables and Stock Yard. OARBKR CHAIR, class, nuers, brushes aed cum ok. Appiyitt iLJJ TYPE MBTAL Sh SHELBY HT.

At APPKAL OFKICB ETTKR FKBSH-An A No. 1 letter-jwese, 11 IttxUK. iron framed, with two drawae. will be Bold cheap, Appsyat T1LM UFFM1K. JNGINE AND rILSR Cheap.

Inqnire vtl Jlf.Aniit.1, OAH1VJ HAU So. JW Front street ARM Cheap Kr cash, one ot the beet uumi in oomot cohuvt, iw acres. Apeay A. w. Auaaosou st.

TUtl01EA Four or five teeosa-baiKl and I one new top buggy, very cheap, at 11, Co. 'a babies. No. 51 Second, atreet. Jcraekett OKSftlENOB lv lata residence on JeanAw.

AV 111104 dtuw. mine atieet, third door east of Lander- ltou-ie and lit perfect JOB! OVERTON, J. TOR, aO'HE No. Overton atrerU Apply to SAM. 11.

COWARD, Wu. 8 effenum at. RBtsIBICNCK-No. SW Jeaerscn street extended, -with eariler, for 55 pcrrcorill. Apply J.

PTmEUX, Union street. rj OURK A double trame hone, suits bin lor 1 I a eroeery. wiut gooa fiaoie ana mrpo gardes auaehed; rent elieip to a good tenant. Apply it 100 yKFFKitSON BT. LAND On Union Avenue, 2 mile from ijOourt Snuare, eleven acrea ol land, well Improved, with nlee restdeoce and all ntcos-sary ontbouea.

Apply to M. W. 1CENNEY, dec Tarpaulin bhod.ou the levee. BdARDlNO-HuCStw An A No. 1 tmardii-it-honse, cheap; 11 also sell the orniture.

Addrees M. thuoffice. 1 1 new residence -on uer street, feet east, of DeKoto, con- tAinlnir alx rooms, nantrv. bath-room, front and beer: porches, and cistern alo a good stable tor four borne, feed and cow-room, etc. Lot feet front by 170 deep.

Inquire of D. C. McDOUOAL. dec! SH Second street. rprtRKB UOaMS-Two ilann from rait top ex-1 chance, on tliird floor.

1. 1). COSAw Reatil, Real Estate and CoUectlDg Agency, 10 Madison street. r-lOTTAOE 8evn rooms, at Georgia Mreel I i Miaate treat Hernando street ears. ECOENK B.

LYNN. No.2 Main atreet. r0TTAGE6ButhaUeet, very cheap. J. T.

CAPEIIARt, Second at OtKH Handsome furnished room; at 1 IV a inonui, ai II OUSE-Oontainingsix rooms and kitchen; i a i huuI lna.1lf,n i i everywuua rent cheap AppiyaA Jai; irauowcrn.io.w FARMERS PREPARE TOK wutr renter united to examine onretly.su. burbaa and eountry properiy, ior reuu TREZeVANr A CO, It MadUou St. W. D. MeUdlnm, in Rental Department.

17AKM Seven miles east of Memphis, on HUNDRED ACRES A'AlUMMl ltalVl. YL-tll THTll fill QT A VATt Of it VCrV low to a good tenant. The party renting can pay liH rents by nxing up xences, uoiims, laia winter. Appiyio Oi UUUJJl OLE iT A CO. Front St.

NGIN B-W-horse power engine and boiler. Apply at 11 NORTH SECOND HT. mWO-STORY HOUSK-No. St Moiby street, 1 eight looms, with coal itrrfwo house. Apply at 41 MbiOJU ai.

RESIBENCE-Two-story frame, very convenient and desirable location, street cars passing in front low to a prompt tenant. Ap- plyto H.U. H0LLK3 Br.KU,atjmun n. ROOMIUanujBomely inrnuwea rooms, ad-piy at Room 8. third floor, 1D4 Main street.

rj KhlDESCia-95 Union street, 11 L'nlon street. i rooms; cottage and rive acrw, Kerr avenue. MlNUliMKlUwr.l JIK.lv, riecuuu bu TADL-40N hTRk.u 1- lJS-Two new ai ground-floor frot. othcen at No. eS Madt- sun street, suitable lor physicians, lawyers, tailor, or for a fruit store.

Apply at I7UWJ-JCP. HOMSTEAI3 Comer Union street and Marshall avenue, with out-nooses, stable, flower and vegetable gardens and spacious front yard, for one year, or a term of years, to a desirable tenant. Apply to McFARLANDA GOOD WIN, anas LOCAL PARAUItlPHS. The rezistration offices will close on the twenty-second. Mr.

Bailey, of the north inarKet- house, yesterday exuihited a swan that measured, eight feet from tip to tip. Jake Frolich. of the Searcy Ark.) JleeortI, Is grieviDg because it was cot a boybouiat ueoouiunameii "uttrianu." aner tue governor. The nolieemeu and firemen are in need of money, and as Christmas is ap proaching, they uie all the more anxious to receive their pay, in order to cancel debts and enjoy the holidays as other people no. Avounz centlemaa named lSew- ton was thrown from his horse on the old Raleigh road, near the railroad traefc, last night, and sustained several slight Uruises.

Hia horse lied and has not since beeu seen. Sunday nieht a sound of thieves broke into Victor D. Fuch'a game estab- Usnment on Jeiierson street, aiearstc-ond. and feasted to their heart's content upon bl valves and other luxuries of the season, iney eiwe ana cousumeu aoout fifty trollars worth of provisions. It is reported that two of the Cor inth bank-robbers have been captured near Helena, Aikansas, and a lot ot money and jewelry found in the ground.

Yeetertlsy four citizens of Corinth through the city cn route to Helena for Uie lMirpose of identifying the aoeused men. The Jii-h military company organ ized let night by the election of the following gentlemen as officers: John S. Sullivan, captain: P. C. Rodgere, flret- litHiteuaut; Paul Kingston, second-lieu tenant; Edward Hhea, orderly-sergeant.

The oilier officers ate to be elected at the next metiug ot the organization. It is inleaded to make it one of the beat drilled organizations in the country. Tlie fire Sunday moraioir was the burnius of Caspar Balehi's frame dwell ing near thecotlon-Bbedon Main street, not far from South. The resMM-nce was wmpied by Zavier Uhleu and Batchl, who had it insured for one thousand dal-lare in TtMBllnou's agency, anda policy on Uie furniture for five nuiidred dollars in Mark Beasiiofira agency. At four o'clock in the morning th ilatnen again Woke out in the building, but were suppressed by the fire department.

The fire was tne wore or au liiceiwisry. The Louirville musicians who are to participate iu the Knight- of Pythias concert to-mgtit arrived yexieruay. uror. Arnold liad a rehearsal last night, and eveiythiug is now in perfect order for the grand entertainment to-night. A hot-room and dressing apartment for 1 adied and genUemen have been set apart iu the Exposition building, so that visitors win not De annoyeu oy extor-tionists.

no often characteristic of public concerts auu Dane. An unfortunate inmate of Iiillie Ray's bagnio, No. 39DeSoto street, committed suicide Sunday night by taking eight grains of morphine. She took uie drug about t-oven o'clock at night, and when found several hours afterward she was unconscious and beyond recovery, despite the aid rendered by two physicians who were called in, and died at two o'clock in the morning, and au in- iiuest was held, in accordance with law, the verdict beinc death by her own hands in the manner already mentioned. The unfortunate woman sras known as Jennie Snow; (she was about twenty-two years of age, and bad been living in Memphis but a short while.

Owing to a depression of spirits she had been drinking several days, and the effects ot liquor, added to a consciousness of her lonely and friendless condition, induced the rash deed. The body was neatly shrouded by her friends, and was yesterday afternoon consigned to the grave, scarcely more eokl than those to whom she had looked for comfort and aid, but who ruined and then deserted her to a pitiless fate. riSKSONAL. Vic A. F.

Pennoyer, manager of the Memphis Theater, left yesterday for New Orleans. GknkkalM. T. Saunders, of Helena, ArktMisas, is in the city, stopping at tbe Pea body. Mr.

E. G. 1-Iiller, of the firm of E. O. Milter A manufacturers of sauces and table notions, ot Evansville, Indiana, is stopping at the Peabody, and will impend a few days in the city.

Mr. J. G. Joseph and lady, of Clsnksville, are in the city. Mr.

Jt seph comes to attend the grand concerto! the Knights of Pythias. He is an active, sulovw member of the order, and will receive tlie kindest attentions from tbe KuSghthood. Mr. Juurs Winter, of the clothing establishment of Julius Winter of Iaouiwllle, Kentucky, is at the Peabody hotel, having returned from a basinet trip in the interior of Arkansas. He will remain in the city only one day.

Colonel Charles S. Strinofel-low. a dlstiniruiebed meinler of the bar of Petersburg, Virginia, who was adjutant-general tm the fctaffof General Sam Jonee of tbe Confederate array, is in the city, whero holwlll spend a few days with his friends. Last night a sociable was held at 107 Vance street, presided over by Rev. E.

Landrura, on the occasion of the birthday ol Aiuswortb, senior member of me uriu ot Ainsworm Eon, wuen number of intimate friends had a good time Ktaerally, breaking tip wim earn eat wiebes for many such occasions. TUE MEiirills STEAM DYEING KstatabHafanietit, 61 Madison street, is pnn for the fall season. Best work, at prices rait the times. B. A.

HOLLKNBBRO. Proprietor, OVBIVOOATSt OVEBCOATS! OVJiRCOATS! A'ery oheap at JOB. S. SMITH'S, ag Mate streeLB South Mbmpkianb 1 Catt Ales- worth fc Sou for your meats and.gseeer-Hi, at 107 Vance. Graham Hour, eraeked bt, nal-wetrt, rye Hour, ittrlrw, malzetut.

OUVBtt, pinnie CO. linlgllla ol PyllilAM Mllilc Jubilee. The concert of the Knights of Pythias at the Exposition hall, to-night, will be the moat magnificent entertainment of IU kind ever given In Memphis. The most extensive arrangements for this great occasion have been made, and no means necessary to render the concert worthy of the great order of the knighthood have been spared, and already a very large amount of money has bten expended. The concert will be managed with the In such a manner as to afford pleasure to Uie thousands who will be present.

No occasion in the history of Memphis has ever iissembled together such an array and -variety of musical talent as will be engaged In this concert, and it Is safe to predict that the great triumph attending this mammoth undertaking will be a tribute to music, and an ovation of which our people will long feel proud, and recall with pleasure and delight. In this connection it is unnecessary for us to speak at length, we have already set forth the respective features of the grand entertainment, which will attract the presence of the most cultured and refined ladles and gentlemen of Memphis and many visitors throughout the State. Perhaps no public entertainment in this city has ever claimel a more critical, intelligent and appreciaUve audience than will greet tins occasion. Tlie ivnlguts or I'ytnias, who now have three lodces In this ritv. and expect to organize a fourUi one very shortly, constitute an order of high repute, and one that is destined to spread throuchout the entire world, wherever humanity delights In noble deeds of charity and benevolence.

The order in this city is composed of our best and many of our leading citizens men whose social and political status com maud respect, and and honor from all who know them, whether as associate, or in the business and professional relations. Their presence is felt, for their power is trreat, and be it said to Uie praise of the order, that by the efforts and appreciation of their members for that which is elevating and grand in art, this great jubilee has been inaugurated, not less with the desire of affording a pleasant entertain ment to tue public man uie aim oi paying a handsome tribute to music and to give the people a favorable opportunity of recognizing the talent of Memphis musicians, of whom there are not a few mat deserve far more credit man is usually acfiorded them. In order to render Uie concert commensurate with the aims and purposes for which it was inaugurated, tue neattaientor Aiempnis, with leading musicians of Louisville, have been engaged and will participate. Tne best talent or tne uruetn, 3ien- delssohn. Casino, Mamnerchor, and other organizations of this city will add to tne pleasures oi me evening.

The full programme, as published in another column, will be read Jwith Interest by the public. No im proper cnaraciers or mtoxicateu persons will be admitted to the Exposition, as a special committee and police detachment will be at the door. A large num ber of Knights and ladies from Nashville, Clarksville. Trenton. Brownsville, LItUe Rock and other cities are expected to arrive this morning.

Visiting Knights, upon arriving in Uie city, are requested to report at Castle Hall. No, 26() Second street, where they will be cordially received and supplied witn badges. At half-past one o'clock in the auernoon me grand parade or tne Mem phis lodges, in company with the vis lUng Knights, under escort of the Chickasaw guards, commanded by Captain Duncan.will start from the Exposition hall. The following will be the route of the procession: Up JefTerson to Second, thence to Market, up Mar ket to Main, down Main to Beale, thence to Second and along Second to Court square in front of CasUe Hall, where the procession will be disbanded. The concert will commence at eight o'clock and last until eleven, when the floor will bo cleared for Uie grand The stage in the Exposition hall has been enlarged, and seats arranged to ac commodate all visitors comfortably.

Tliis improvement is a great convenience, and will afford all an opportnnity to see and hear. Prof. James E. Per-ring will have charge of the choruses and orchestral accompaniments. Prof.

Geo. J. Handwerker of the orchestra, and Prof. Herman Arnold of the reed and brass band. These are recognized as true artists, who in every respect are admirably fitted for tbe respective leadership assigned them in the rich and varied programme, embracing such a recierchc collection of the no ble bt creations, including the Coronation March, oy aieyerDecr: ivtpoum, oy Donizetti; llaUdviah.

chorus by Han del; Overture, by Verdi; Chorus, by Haydn, and many other grand pieces of the masters. To-night will be au occasion ever memorable in the history of Memphis musicians, ror we -shall oeuold an audlenee of the elite, refined and intelligent people of this city, with many visitors rrom aoroau. The lather Cantata. The three sacred concerts by the Esther club, of this city, commencing at tne Theater to-morrow nignt, nave attracted sucn general attention, and aroused so deep au interest among our citizens, that it would be useless for us to say anything more in order to foretell the great pleasure awaiting all who at tend. The Esther club is composed of our best amateur musicians, who have been practicing and rehearsing the Cantata a long while, in order to present it in a manner artistic acceptable to the public, and creditable to the brilliant talent composing the ortan- izaUon.

That they will achieve what they have undertaken, and that, too, in a most graceful and De uouoteu oy mose at ail acquainted with the high order of talent characteristic of the ladies and gentlemen who belong to the club. Miss Rosa Barnett, of Columbia, who, two years ago, did Uerseli so much credit, and addeu so gracefully to the success of the club's entertainment, by her excellent rendition of "Esther" is in the city, and has been assigned this character for to-morrow night. We feel assurea mat one or ner culture, pracuce and study in the art of vocalism, will present this role with that nicety of precision, elegance and grace that characterized her previous appearance. The attendance will be quite large, iu fact, very great, as nearly all of the seats have been engaged for each ef the three evenings. Tfiose who wish to attend should lose no time in securing reserved seats, which are being eagerly sought for and rapidly disposed of.

The entertainments wilt in every respect realize the highest expectations of the public. and afford untold enjoyment to those wxio are so lortunate as to be present. Deatfther Brnder-Band Ball. The fifth annual ball of the Deutscher Bruder-Bund, at Cochran hall, last night, was largely attended, and afforded much pleasure for every one. The music by Prof.

Arnold's baud was quite good, and Inspired every one with a desire to engage' in the dancing, which was continued till long alter midnight. The entertainment was characterized by gen eral enjoyment anu mirtu, anu was con ducted in a manner entirely free from any unpleasant or improper feature. It wai a most creditable entertainment, and its pleasures will long be remembered by those who were present. We are glad to know that the occasion proved so dallghtful, and was so largely attended. Fink black cloth "Spike Tail" coahJ beautifully made, for $17 50, at JOS.

S. SMITH'S, 287 Main stteet. Call at Alnsworth Son's for choice meats and groceries, 107 Vance. Office of the A. Association, St.

Louis Fair Ground, October 9, 1S72. We, the undersigned, respectfully report, having been appointed a special committee to examine Baking Powders, subjected tbe samples furnished us to a practical test by baking bresrf with thorn, and award the, Gold Medal and Diploma to Taylor's Excelsior Yeast Powder. E. Mallinckrodt, PH. SCH0LZ.

JOS. ADOLPHUS, M. CHRIS rHAS! CHKISTMAS! Just received, fine stock of new toys and tanoy boxes or ail Kinus, wax and China dolls and ornamental cakes very oheap. Before purchasing elsewhere call at berton's, Corner Fourth and Poplar streets. Attend Robertson's Business College, OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS I Vatry oheap at JOS.B.BMITn'B, 267 Main "tresl.

SQIIOOL BOARD. I he School Scandal A Committeo of Investigation Authorized anil Appointed to Sift the School Oaeslion. A Committee Appointed to Hake Est! mates of Expense for the Coming Year cf 1875 Other Charges. The reaular monthly meoUntr of the Memphis school board was held at half past seven o'clock last night, President Kortrecut in me cnair. The reports of the superintendent, secretary and visltois were received and fa.Ctl.

TUB SCHOOL SCANDAL. Mr. Glysson offered a resolution providing for the appointment of a committee to invesUgate the truth of charges made by anonymous writers news' naners. Mr. Trezevant offered a resolution in lieu.

Mr. Frankland said, while he was not afraid, and supposed no member of the board was afraid, to have the conduct of tne superintendent, teaciiers anu scnooi board in the management of me schools, he did not believe in hunUng up and trying to rectify the reports and gossips circulated uy persons averse to tne in terest of the public schools. Mr. Mitchell said while he thought the board should pay no attenUon to anonymous scribblers wno niu mem selves behind fictitious signatures, yet he saw no impropriety in me board nav- ing a committee or uisinceresieu genue men appointed to investigate the mat' ter. Mr.

Pearce gave his reasons for sup porUner the resolution. Mr. Vernon asked if there was no way to nave these charges broagnt into tne board, If such were entertained by any citizen. President Kortrecht said the resolu tion contained no such provision. Mr.

Vernon said he did not see that there was anything to invesUgate, as no substantial cnarge nau been maae. Every person had a right to express an opinion before the management of the schools. The aeUon of the board was a matter cf record and that of the teach ers open to public InspecUon. Mr. Trezevant said, while he had no Idea that any member of the board had ever Alone anyming inconsistent wim his duty as an officer or a citizen, still he recognized the public clamor, and he thought the genUemen whose motives had been impugned, should be set at right.

He believed in the old saying, Juatitia Hot. rual coelum. General Smith aid he approved of the seventh section of tbe resolution relative to the propriety of doing away with principals and reducing the expenses ot the schools. But he opposed the other sections of the resolutions, "inviUng charges." and arraigning the superin tendent because he had a nasal twang in his pronunciation, xr mere was any charge as to incompetency, he would favor the adoption of the resolu tion. Mr.

Trezevant said that the article of which he spoke did doubt the supenn tendent's competency. General Smith then withdrew his ob- jecUon in order to be in accord with Uie rest or tne members. The board then adopted the foUowing resolution of Air. Trezevant: Whereas. It has been asserted In the public prints of the city-, and thereby nrovokinf mucn uiseussion ana inquiry as to the management of the Memphis cityschool: and whereas, this board re cognizes the right of the citizens and tax-pavers to comment upon the said management, and to be informed as to the same; therefore belt lietolvrd.

That a committee of three or this board be appointed, wnicn mree are directed to appoint five intelligent citizens of Memphis to unite with them to inquire into the general management of the schools, and particularly as to the following points, First The management and conduct of the colored schools. Second Whether or not it is expedl ent to reduce the number of principals, and the number that cau be dispensed with. Third Whether or not each school contains the number of pupils required under me regulations, ami iinot, to me propriety anu pracuuiiity or consolidating such reduced schools and thus re duce the number of teachers in the em ploy of this board. Fourth As to the expediency of re ducing the extent and course of study, and whether or not tne high school can be dispensed with. Fifth As to the various asserted charges made against the superintend ent Sixth To ascertain Uie costs of main taining the schools.

Seventh That charges against any principal, teacher or superintendent are hereby invited. Eighth That this commistee are re quested to make these investigations, and report to a special meeting ot this board pr day evening next. The chair appointed Messrs. Treze vant, Hosa Townsend and A. E.

Frank' land the committee. The board voted to have the pave' ments of the Linden-street school re' paired. The committee recommended the award of a teacher's certificate to Mrs. Crockett in the female high-school. The nomination was confirmed, and, on mo Uon of Mr.

Andrews, the salary of the lady was fixed at eighty dollars per month. Mr. Mitchell moved that a committee of Messrs. Smith, Frankland and Ram- baut make an estimate of the expenses for next year, and report the same to the board, so that the mayor and board of aldermen can be Informed of the estimate as required by the charter. A charge against one of the.

em' ployees of the board was presented by Mr. Rambaut, and referred to Uie committee without the nature of the charge or the name of the accused being read. The monthly school visitors were ap pointed, and me board adjourned. HOLIDAY BOOKS. A Large and Varied Stack of Hnndsume Boohs, Bibles.

Christmas Present, at J.S. HatcherV, So. 315 Main Street. Yesterday we visited Mr. James S.

Hatcher's popular book emporium, No. 315 Main street, near Monroe, and for an hour or more were interestingly en tertained iu looking at tbe large and va ried assortment of books, Christmas works, stationery articles, which he ha3 just received. In his great collection we found an excellent selection of illustrated poems, fairy books and bibles, eleganUy bound, richly ornamented and profusely illustrated, besides the works or au the standard writers, scotr, Byron, Pope, Tennyson, Irving, Longfellow, and other bright stars in the lit erary gaiaxy. These worns are neauy bound in library form, and like all other goods in Hatcher's store, are intended especially lor tne holidays, and are offered at very low prices. Among the most popular and attractive works may be mentioned, Longfellow's Hanging of tie vrane.tiou&Dii'BJtiimcrtcsoj juanse.

Illustrated Child's Bible, etc. All of these works. like many otliere on the shelves, are illustrated by GustaveDore, in his most superb style, and cannot fail to win the admiration of all who see them. The works of Addison, Hum boldt, Hume, Macauley and other noted writers are also offered at low prices and ic neat editions. We are frank to say that no house west of New York can boast of a more elegant, varied, attracUve and popular assortment of books, stationery, writing material, etc than is to be found at Hatcher's empo rium, auu nu uuuau iu juempuis can rival him in low prices.

Mr. Arthur Taylor, so long connected with this house, takes pleasure in showing customers the novel, as well as the popular works. To parents, children, and all who wish to purchase books suitable for presents, me uorary, orioromer pur poses, we wouiu say go to iatcher's, No. 315 Main street. Christmas decorations fiowers, Cralgs.

CABANAS PURE AND FBA6BAKT, five cents each. h. esch, 270 Second street, opposite Court Square. Flowers, bulbous roots, plants, bouquets and decorations. Craig's, 079 Main.

Tha.instsntaneons enr-firr uaaalvla. Ueo. W. Jooea A- COnkegp It. Oo to Leddln'n Buslnesa CoUego.

i WOTIJCK VICTIM. C. n. Wallitce. Weary or lhl WWW' Strife, SeeKi Relief In the Pol-aoned Chalice- A ToticbiDg teifi.

About one o'clock this morning Officer Manuel found an unknoira man In an unconscious state near the Memphis ealoon on Main street, opposite Court square, and upon inquiry learned that he had swatlowed two vials of laudanum. He was taken to the Adams street statlonbocss, and upon examination of his person, was found a letter addressed to Br. A. K. Taylor of this city, dated the eighth of December.

The letter mentions the fact of the unfortunate man, whose name Is C. D. Wallace, being appointed conductor on a railroad sloping- car by H. B. Latrobe, superintendent of me Pullman paiace-carcompany.

rom the contents of the letter, it seems that Wallace was suspected of having used the company's money In order to purchase the necessaries of life, but had been reinstated, but had not yet taken his position in the service of the company. In his letter he mentions the kindness of Br. Taylor and Hon. Jefferson DavIs, and Bays, "My heart my proud heart is breaking," and that the gen-Ueman to whom he writes knows that not a cent of the company's money could stick to his pocket. The letter concludes with the following words "Oh, that I could help it! Please act at once.

Life will be too short to thank vou. Hon. J. for life aid at this supreme hour. Have mercy.

Oh! blessed Jesus, for tbe sake of tbe cares of my heart, lour deeply amiciea ana se verely tried mend, c. d. Wallace." A physician was summoned and did all in his power to resuscitate the unfortunate man. who in appearance, as well as by the language and caligrapby of his letter, gives evidence oi being a person of education, and one who had been accustomed to good advantages In his life. At the hour of writing.

Wallace was in a state of unconsciousness, but it is not believed that he is in a dangerous condition. THE WHEAT RED STOBE. CARPETS! CARPETS! OIL CLOTHS! OIL CLOTHS! IN HKW DFSM.N8, -AT- Greatly Reduced Prices'. WJI. FRANK 21'J Main street.

Currants, prunes, raisins, tlrled cherries, pitted cherries, extra peeled peaches, extra dried apples, citron, orange peel, lemon peel. AyAaA AlalA. a AvU. Fine black cloth "Spike Tail" coats, beautifully made, for $17 50, at JOS. H.

SMITH'S, 2G7 Main street. FAT PItiE KUSDIiDfS from Alabama, just received and for sale by ST. BERNARD COAL ASSOCIATION, No. 13 Madison street. ESTHER CLUB.

Strangers visiting the city this week to see Esther, will find a nice assortment of goods suitable for tbe Christmas holidays, at OLIVER, FINNIE vi Main street. BUSINESS SUITS! BUSINESS SUITS! BUSINESS SUITS I Very cheap at JOS. S. SMITH'S, 2C7 Main street. CANDIDATES IN THE SIXTH WABD.

Messrs. Dr. D. D. Saunders, Judge H.T.

Ellett, W. B. Galbreath, Major A. N. M'Kay, S.

P. xteiu, U11U9 xayior ana oinersi Gentlemen In obedience to vour very flattering call upon us (In the morning papers of the thirteenth instant) to become candidates to represent the sixth ward In the boards of aldermen and common conncU for the year 1S75 (election January 7, 1S75), we hereby announce ourselves as candidates, as per said call. and. if elected, promise to serve the general interest of the city to the best of our ability. We are your oueuieut servants, I.

HAPPEK, for aUderman. WM. GAY for Councilman. CHAS.G.FUHER, for Councilman. Memphis, December U.

KVPII A nltaaaa ntn. Aitieese, oieiiim cneese, JMam cheese, Neufchatel cheese, ten pound Equare cueese, owiss cneese. bit, yiwjjiE a co. LIVINGSTOS COXPAUY, DOS ESriC AMD FOBEIGlf BACKERS 10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK. Conservatively organized for doing vug uiasijiehB ui uu-ui-ujwix uuiutt.

oaniters, corporations, merchants and Individuals. Usual interest allowed on dallv balaneea. Collections made and promptly remittal. Corrttvondence toUciled. Exchange on prinol- PKA CiblOT UI laUIUIW.

London 3e. Oc Sc. BONA CONCHA CIGiRS. 200 aaln Street. For Uie Esther cantata and Knights of Pythias concert, get your kid gloves as 43 anu oac a pair, at, MENKEN BROTHERS.

BUSINESS SUITS! BUSINESS SUIT8 1 BUSINESS SUITS! Very cheap at JOS. S. SMITH'S, a.7 Main street, HARD TI3IES. Until the first day of January I will ship fresh oysters, packed in ice, free of cuarge, on receipt or me cash, or u. U.

D.t or city reference. A oysters (select). per dozen, oysters (standard), per dozen, 35 50; oysters per dozen, $4 60. Liberal discount -to mer chants. Sole agent for Howard -1 1 ,1 I- LClCUiniVU XAUAlUllS ujatOAa.

J.A.8IGNAIGO, Second atreet, Memphis. WEATHER STRIPS Effectually excludes cold rain and dust from doors and windows. HOOK et LAGRILL, Bole Agents, 328 Second street. FACTS WORTH KX0WIJ.G. During a recent trial or comparison of ordinary baking powders in New York, withDooley's Yeast Powders, it was shown conclusively that better results were attained with from one-half to two-thirds the quantity of the latter, than with any other In market.

The secret of the success lies in the care with which Dooiey's Yeast Powder is prepared, and its entire freedom from substances that are injurious to the system. We challenge comparison at any and all times. The verdict, of the consumer is always tnonr favor. For sale by all grocers. PEABODY HOTEL.

REDUCTION OF RATES. From this day transient board will be three dollars per day. Day board, thirty dollar psr 0Rtb. 0HAniTS Proprietors. LlNDELL HOTEL.

We take pleasure in testifying to the sucerior quality of Taylor's Excelaiof "east power. We find it stronger than nt her lnds which we have tested. Itis pivlrip rit iCect satisfaction, and we find the trade generali 08 beulS and pVfect baking-powder. FELT, GRiSWOLD, 1 STEAMBOATS. FOB CAIRO AND BT.

LOOIfa. Memphis and at. Ionia Packet Company For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and St. Louts.

Steamer JOE KINNEY, -wdt It. rortCT I I iwi i Leaves as afcovaTHIB DAY. Dee. lath, at n. II KTI1R.M Stip't Mlaaltylppl River Elevator Company.

FOR VICKBBUBe. Hemptaln and St. Ion la Packet Company M.Hall Idee. Far Helena, Chleot, Greenville, Vleksburg, and WayLandlnzs. Bteamer capital uirx.

Jas.O'Neil. Leaves THIS DAY, Dec. litn, at pn. ay. Diun.it 8npt Mtwlmlppl River Elevator Company.

FOR WHITE RIVER. MEG 17 LAM Memphis and White Rlfer Packet. For Davalls Bluff. Jackson port, and all Way Landings. The elegant passenger steamer BX.XA.

BLYTHE WEAVER Leaves THIS DAT, Dec: loth, at 3 pjn. For freight or passage apply on board. Memphis and White River Packet For Clar endon, Des Arc, West Point, Searcy, Angus. ta and Jacksonport. City of Augusta, s.

J. D. Elliott master I Jas. Elliott cieik Leaves TUESDAY, Dec. ISth, at 5 njn.

R. W. LIGHTBURNE, Sup't, 15 Madison st. MemDhlx and White River Packet Co. U.

Mail Line. For Augusta, Jacksonport and ail way inainsaon iiilu i.iver. xne elegant passenger steamer ol Aiisusta, J. D. Elliott, master Leaves TUhSDAY.

Dec. 15th. at 5 vjn. WIU continue In the trade during the sea son, carrying the U. S.

Mall. For freight or passage apply to GLENN A VINSON, Agents, on Wharfboat. foot of Court st. FOR CINCINNATI. Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Co.

For ansviue ana Cincinnati ine steamer H. Turner, Miller Chaplin. Leaves THURSDAY. Dec 17th, at 5 pjn. Apply to R.

W. decl3 No. IS Madison street. FOR ARKANSAS RIVER. Arlransxs River United States Mall.

FOR LITTLE HOCK AND FORT SMITH. Str. Clarksvijle, Reese Prfii-horrt Leaves THIS DAY, Dec. loth, at pjn. GLENN A VINSON, Agents, decli Wharfboat, foot of Court.

FOR LITTLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH. The line steamer Belle of Texas, John i mnimr Leaves TUESDAY, Dec. Utb, at pan. For freight or passaee apply to JNO. N.

HARBIN, Snp't, 15 Madison st. FOB LITTLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH. The fine steamer Belle of Texas, jno. Leavts TUESDAY, Dec. loth, at i p.m.

GLENN A VINSON. Azente. dec 13 Wharfboat- foot Court st. FOR JOHNSON'S LANDING. For Crowells, Randolph, Fulton, Oceola, jonnson, ana au intermeaiate ianuings.

The elegant side-wheel steamer Mary Anient. O. K. J. W.Rhodes ciern Will make tri-wcekly trips throughout tile year-leaving Memphis Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 5 o'clock p.m.

For freight or Dassace aDDlv on board. WiU leave on her flrst trip MONDAY, No- veruoer jou. novs FOR HELENA FRIAR'S POINT For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends. TRI-WEEKLY PACKET. The elegant and fleet side-wheel passenger steamer Lee Lee Will leave as above everr Mondav.

Wednes- uay ana imaay tnroagnout me.yeur. For freight or passage apply on board. FOR NEW ORLEANS. FOB NEW ORLEANS. The -teamer John F.

Tolle, jag55 NOW IN PORT. Leave THIS DAY, Dec. 15th, at 12 m. For freight, apply to W. LIUHTBURNE, Sup't, 15 Madison st.

declS HI. I.ddIh anil New Orleans Packet Ce- FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS. The fine passenger steamer siolm liyle, A.M. W. M.Bruwn-cierK r.u biia.

i aicc. itua, at a.m. R. W. L1GHTBURNE, Sup't, 15 Madison st.

FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS 1 he une passenger steamer tr. Jolin Kyle, jt Ilutclilcsoi mnstT Hro ZZ 1 Leaves THIS DAY, Dec 15th, at 11 ajn. GLENN Sl VINSON, Agents, declo Wharfboat, foot of Court. Cinclnnntl and New Orleans Packet. FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.

Ghas. iiotlmaii, rtw O. P. Shlnkle i Frank Stein. Leaves THIS DAY, Dec.

15tb, at 3 pjn. Apply to B. W. LIGHTBURNE. Sunt.

ueciD No. 15 Madison street. FOB NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS Bodman, rw P. Shlnklema3ter Frank clerk Leaves THIS DAY, Dec. 15th, at 5 pjn.

or or pansage, apply to GLENN A VINSON, Agents, deolS harfboat, foot Court streeL Cincinnati anil New Orleans Packet Co For Vleksburg, Natchez and New Orleans. Str. JOHN MORGAN lllwrt Stela, master This elegant passenger steiuner -rpj. win leave as above ssMjlan. WEDNESDAY, December Mth, at 12 m.

J. T. WASHINGTON, Agt, declS 300 Front street 3d floor). it. laOulM and New Orleaxm PuckrtCo.

For Vleksburg, Natchea and New Orleans. Str. GLENCOE I.S Calhoun, master This elegant steamer wiU leave xrf7fc as above naeiHn WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th, at 1 pan. J.T.

WASHINGTON, Agent, declo 3U0 Front street Hd floor). Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet for the season For Vleksburg, Natchez, New-Orleans and Way and Bend landings, Str. Jno. B. Maude, rZ J.

master I J. S. Sedam clerk Loaves THURSDAY, December 17th, at 4 positively. The steamer Mande will pay particular at tention to all way and bend business. Merchants can rely on the strictest punctuality in all business entrusted to her care.

J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, dec! No. SOU Front street. Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet I iur uie bccvbula ror viciAauux.

s.wnsoo JPSOTST STBISET, euipiais. TewiMm. Kif Hallo T.nn J. F. Hicks master I Alf.

clerk Leaves THURSDAY. Dec. 21th. at 4 p.m. positively.

Tne steamer Belle Lee will pay particular attention to au way ana oena oa mess. Merchants can rely on the strictest punctuality in ail DuaAneBS enixusteu va uer care. J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, No.

991 Front (. CHEEK LINE. Memphis and Vleksburg Packet Company 1 or xxeieuiA. fiuxa irvuibr.atx. Ane nenos a.

1 to apoieon. IllijioLs, Mark R. Cheek Leaves MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, 5 pan. A. J.

WMte. Georae Malone. Leaves TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS. njn, For freight or passage apply on board, or to B.VJ. EHIP'L aUJ TOUL SLTeeU WE HAVE COK Til StAT.

For Randolph, Fulton, Osceola, and ail Land ings on tne way megant stuewneei steamer 4. W. iieolc, gis TJaf.Green. mayler Will depart as above on MONDAY, WKUNias- xjai anu fiuuAi 01 eacn ween. For freight or paasaga apply on board.

Bandolpb, Fulton, Osceola and John son's aUantunir An-neeaiT Frank: Forrest, TT Tnr.1 rnixTfl. I J. W. RhOtleS Clerfe Will loaiTA nvorv MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, maians all the coaat landings.

vox ireigm or patwmfr- uui m---m. FOB ARKANSAS KIVEB. Retrular Arkansas River Packet For Pine A31IIU 1U1UM1 The new light-drought steamer jaLaunielie, Jas. Bowlln Leaves tne mouto oi uie ivi 1,1 ovcrj xvi-DAY at 5p.m., oonnecUng with tho ILuINOlS nnrt a.j. WHITE for all points on Arkansas river to Pine Bluff.

The ILLINOIS and A. J. WHITE will give through bills of lading to aU points on Arkansas river to Pine Bluff. The above steamers will make close connec uect FOR HELENA. 'or Helena anil Way Landings.

The alAunchand comfortable ttetmu ITrauels. t. 1 iier Bars S3 ebtrVB Svsry Tttssdav. Trrsrs. day ana P-aturdsy thraughout the season.

or jrersjoier passage appiy on ooara. Iron at 3c basis Iron Axles at 5 SPOKES, FELLOES, One-Dorse Wagons 1 Thimble Sktio SYaSC 038 Thrcff i miauje iaciu owuf bakijr Wagons Cooking toves at Wholesale Prices, Try U)yt. M. L. 37 Union SL Xj.

33, iS'CTOCIHW. PEAROE, SUGlT'S CH. WHOLESALE AITB COTTON PACf OBS Uo. S2BS No. 11 UNI Stonewall Block.

(T7n Ktairju TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! PAKCY CHINA AND WILLOW 310 MAIN STREET, Opp. Peabody offer to tho Trade, for Cash, these goods overbronsht to tho Southern JLfarkot, comprising all tio SeveUiea tntrodnced this season in ilechanical anil other Xoyv Bnyin- as wo do, atvery Close risuriw, dtZppt front ar prepared to offer STJPBRIOB raDUOE2IstS TO BtTim jrjj.You -will aavo time and money 07 looldns throush our stock bolero placing your orders. MILLS i OFFICE AND YAKD SAIESKOOjI Mf. A. GAUE.

-AND AT Erices that will induce customers to purchase immediately, at Closing-Out Sale. BAY, KEALHOFEB (Succesors to Foster, Keaihorerd. COTTOI FACTOSS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT S6G mtreet, JgOTIOB. IT yon wish to save uiay, yua wti boy Trim BOOT AKII SUUliHat thh Ezcst- sist Boot and ShcaKgioza, 434 HaftL-street, as you will always be. stilted la jtfWes and prices.

F. W. STHSiLEP. UCSProp's. LUMBER DEALERS ifaar; leaving" eniptiis Joa'uiySaj Wednesday.

and' Fridays, at 5 oVloek pjn. 1 in any auantities. l-2o per pound. BELLOWS, VISES, 7, Fear-Horse Thimble Skeis biker Wagens TImtt Two-Horse irsK Axis) I 7C JO Sprins Wsgees TEE1T, NU Hotel, Mcmpliis, the largest and test assorted stofc of North Front Street, opposite Saa Wor.K Northwest cor. Gftyoso aatl SecftHd Sttrau-rf No.

7 Mowae mcmb c. u. ntmtm. TREMENDOUS -AT- BAKKEUPT PEICi AGAIN we have received lotas BbaWf 4g Goods from Bankrupt Sales wBielt trntm offering at BankinptPrieeai Aitaacnea romesncsc per yam uattHti Wool Cotton Plants caucoe-A Boots anil Shoes Cheapest hi as well as our immense stock of CI at correspond Ing it pries. CALL EARLY AA CUBK RAHMttrM Q28 JhSLATl fS.8?- Administrator's Ntlto.

HAVING been appointed adjartnlntaiitrir of the estate of Mrs. Cornelia A. mBii, with win annexed, this is to notify aB fariit danns againai, sma wins MS decl2 N.F. LaMAKTER, ciraiaxxAN r. otieks am Ann stb 8m.

npdia laUUlnUpn aSkmto for t--i1 RHdMitm iAr board, 'mini to OCU DUO. MAUli i 5 lira Flannels Die attHH am abngjjg i II "-Ajaulllami I 1 1 Attomava frirPiaintifll Memphis, 7th' day of December, K7i, ttt -y Crah I U. A. Ham.