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MEDICAL,


GALLr8HAss Pills are composed simply OF Tegcta-
Dc Medicines. They are CHhh0rffc Pus, acting
upoI tie Stomach, Lirer. and BOtrefs containing
no Arsenic, CaIomsl. Blue Mss, or any other Mineral
substance. The great advantage the Pruprietors claim
for these Pills Is that without the aid Of CalomeL.
Blue Mas, or any other Minerals. they vii cure the
most obstinate cases Of CHILLS AND FEVEK
DUMB AGUE. PERIODICAL HEADACHE, NEU-
RALGLA. and all affections Of a Ike character. Fol-
low The c~lrections, and y0u will ind they will DO ~
that is claimed for them. Try one box, and their own
merits will recommend item ever Afterwards
~ We have used G~aui0haHSs PfHs, and have
never known them 70 fall TO cure when the diresross
we're followed, and unhesiianngiy recommend them 20
public hyor.
HoH- T. II. WATTS. Ex-Gov. Of Alabama
T. !. JUDGE Judge Supreme Court Of Ala
ROBERT DOUGHERTT, Judge Sth Circadt
Of Alabama
VIZ G.. WALLER, sheriff Montgomery Co. Ala
Hon ALEX b CLTHERALL. Montgomery, AAs.
Cot Jas. a. WEAVER
CRAWFORD BIBB,
ma +. AaBANKH, Com. Merchant ". o.. La
GEO MASON, ESQ, MaYor Wetumpka Ala
NIKE WOODS, Au'y at Law, go BdwaS NY
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BROWN - PERKINS
for the People !
400 ~ n


WE would call the attention OF the public to
w our elegant New Scale Pianos, in the fol-
lowing styles
STYLE : octave, Front large round
corners, PLAIN case, either Octagon or
caIve1 legs, straight bottom. beud mould
ing on $3.50
serpentIne moulding on plinth. carved
IsEs andly ~
round, serpenEins bottom mouldings
same As on style u, carved Tyre and desk,
f1ucy carved $50
STILE d. octave. Fnur large round
corners, finished baes, mouidings on rim
and plinth, serpentine bottom, carved
lvre and desk. elegant carved fruit legs 500
The above styles are AL hBished in elegant
Rosewood cases, and have the full iron frame,
French action. harp pedal. 5eyeled top, ivory
keys and key fronts, and exceed In Overstrung
ufactsred. they are made2fthe best materials,
and FOR finish, durability srity and sweetness
Of tone, cannot be surpassSb.
The tOur styles described above, embOdy all
the essential changes IN exterior finish Of case,
which are b manufacturers run up TO Is and
We invite the attention ofthe public, OF deal
ers and the ptO-es ion, TO a critical examination
OF the merit OF our Pianos.
By RYoHd ding the great expense attendant upon
COSTLY sactorfes and extensive yareroOmS in
the city, we are enabled 20 offer these Pianos at
prices which defy competition, and invite al TO
call and examine them before purchasing else
When references and testimonials are re-
CURED BY those about TO purchase, Instead OF
presenting a display OF professional names, we
refer to the parties TO whom We have sold our
Pianos Their judgment a. TO th..,eal merits
OF our Instruments as to theirdursaJity touch.
sweetness and power Of tone. standing in tune,
ETC., based on actual experience, being Of far
more value than the mere good opinion OF the
artist, however capable, who merely tries in a
wareroom, instruments IN perfect tune and or
der, whicA have just received the workmen's
last hnishing touches
Cur motto is. Quick sales and small profits"
send for 4 circular 10
BROWN & PERKINS,
janlt lm-daw so BroOme st New York.
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In The Chancery Court Of Memphis. resn-
No. ISO-Jn0. A. b Egins Va Jas. n Freeman
and ]. ". WiIkersOn-
IT appearing non Affidavit in his ause that
The defendant. Jas. 81. Freeman, - resident
Of 6he state of Mississippi. non-re>ldeut
n the State Of Tennessee; &c . there
rore ordered. that he make his appear
anre herein a. the Courthouse, n the
CITY Of Memphis, Team. b. or before the nrst
Monday in February, LS57. aLd plrad. ausW-r or
demnr 10 complainant oiIL or the same VII b.
tskeu ~orconfessed. as 70 him.. and st for hear
ing ex paTfe. and thai a copy Oft1s order Be
uubFshed once q week for four Successive
weeks N the Memphis AFrEAL
4 o attest
Af6UsTON ALsTOS. Clerk and Master.
Rv r. ]. BLACs, Deputy clerk and Master
Logvood & PeytOn, sois. Tor complainant
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To,al imports es,&a05 Total exports E2lsooo
Tbe effect OF the var Ia the United
states was 70 change lie cotton trade.
Fnglsnd drawing raw eottonfFom China
Elected her exchanges with that country
4Lna-
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-Ihnchanent Noffce-

Touis Grunauer rs. Anderson Hunt. Attach
ment suit before ;. A. Moore, Up.
Louis rousaer vs.. JOhn Hunt. Attachment
suit before 5. A. Moore. JR
FFIDAVTT for attachment having been
"A made In this case in pursuance Of section
5t1 Of he code Of Tennessee. and attachments
having issued against the estate OF the above
named defendants for the sum OF si66 g2-lD
dersOl Hunt a BY account, and have been
rsturnsd " levied etc, y &c Is therefore ordered
thaf s4if defendant enter bis appearance on or
before the 9th day Of February, lS7, 70 plead,
answer or aemuT 70 tn sad plainrius CON-
plant, or he sane will be takel for confessed
and the case set for hearing ez parte, and that
a COPY Of this order ss published once a week
1CF lOur conseculive Wsezs in the Menphla
APPEAL. s. A. MOORE. Up.
go fs--f-n
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Attachment Korice

Law Court OF Admp1lA
OtLERES once. January 4 zr-sfmusan
y Sanders& Co. Plaintiff Is. VIII am $780,
uefendauL-AttachmeuC Suit-AuIcavfr FOR
attachment having been made n ths eass u
~pursuanre Of Sec4iOu $50 Of o e Code OF Ten
nesses, aud atlachmsEtEavLng been h>sued md
stunned Oy the proper officer levied. etc " on
the prouerig Of ths de sndauL- William Fisher
Il Is ther fore ordered. T1sf sald defendant
appear a. the C-oGrJhouse. 10 the civ Of Aenl-
PMS, Tenn on or before TIE second Monday N
February. lT and d-feud this suIr. aF the
sane viii Be taken for confessed a. To him. and
The ease set for hearing eE parts. and hat =
copy Of "a sor1er BE- pJ5lsned once a week for
1ourc0usecuuFe Weeksin The hemphsA PpEkL-
copy
John DONOVAN, Clerk.
By MAsoS HY Z D C..
Logwood 4 Peyt0n. Attorneys for Palnufz.
fFuQ ~
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MIsCELLANEoUs
aILo HATCH, cHss H. PHELPs.

MILO HATCH, cHks. II. PrIELPS,
Twenty years Cashr SIX years Agent and
Mecha1ics' Bank, Cashier Southern
Augusta, Ga. Express Company.
HATCH 4 PHELPS, Banker and Brokers,
n General Purchasing Agents, 4 L. = ans
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents ID
Broad street. and 81 Exchange Place, New York.
~kEFEREScks-R. II. LowrJ, ESD. President
Bank OF Republic, y. Y; Josiah Oskes, Esq v.
Pre-. shoe a8d Leather Bank, N.Y. I'D Yer
milye, Ekq , al the Merchants Bank, y. Y;
NOarse & Brooks. IL Pearl sire {. \. L.; Brodie
& Peters, - Pearl street, n Y; Ids. Brown,
Esq., Editor aud Proprietor Rochester Demo
Graf. Rochester. n. y: Jt'h l.. Bunce, Esq-
Prest PheuiX Bank. hartford CT James Miles
Esq, Pre- Z Exchange Bank, Hartford, c.;
Francis Fellowes & son. Attorneys at Law,
Hartford, u ID. A. Dwight q Co. Boston, Mas;
Calvin Tar. Eq., Worcester, Mass; Thomas e.
Metcalf, Eg- Augusta, Ga; j In p asison. hsq ,
Augusta, Ga; u B Pant, Esq Prs SOUTH
ern Express Co; X d Bullock, r O., supt
southern TX. 10 atlanta, Ga; +. Hubert,
Esq, Supt Southern tx Co., Atlanta, Ca jas.
rtq Supt Southern TX Co., Memphis,
renni A.. B. small, Esq. sup't Southern Ell.
New Orleans; ald Agents OF Express Cont
panles. janil I'm.
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI
-AHD-
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON
RA1LROAD9.

TyHE above Com hsv@ this day ap-
Il pointed Col. JOHN McGUIEk the JOINT
Agent OF thesr Com paD1es- 70 adjust al iJ--e
and d2r1sges, or over-charzda arising on al
over the Two rOads- aud 70 attend
generally % the business OF The roads 10
Memphis.
Parties having business relations eoDnected
with Shipment over their rond. Wfu call on 4 Of
McGuirk, AZ Mempht aud Charleston Railroad
ONCE Memphis. and their business wiz have
sGs. T1rg, prsadeut N. &C. z.
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This Is an agreeable world, after all.
II We would only bring ourselves to look
Al the objects that surround us ia their
true light. We should see beauty where
before we beheld deformity, and listen TO
harmony where before we could hear
nothing but disc0rd. To be sure there Is
& great deaf Of anxiety and Yexation TO
meet we cannot expect 70 sal upon 3
summer sea forever; yet II We preserve
a calm eye and a steady hand, we can 50
trim our sails and manage our helm Is %
avoid the quicksands, sn3 weather the
storms that threaten snipwreck. We are
members Of one great family We are all
travelling the same road, and shall arrive
AT the same goal. We breathe the free
air We are subject 10 the same.
bouuty and we shall lie down on
ths bosom of our common mother.
Ii Is net becoming, then, that brother
should hate brother it is not proper
that friend should deceive hiendi
It il not right that neighbof
should iBiure neighbor. We pity that
fellow he loses half the enjoyment Of
lie; he emhitters his own existence
Let us tear rom cur eyes the col0red
medium that invests every object with
the green hue % jealousy and suspicion ;
turn q deaf ear 20 the tale Of scandal
breathe the spirit Of charity from our
lips aud from u hearts let the rich
gdshfngs ofhuansn blindness swell Up as
ROM fOuntzin-so the golden age "
vii become no fction, and the islahd
OF the blessed bloom in more than
Hesperian beauty.
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N0n-Resfdent Notice.
In rhancsry out OF M-mpb& Tenn.
50 lAls-M. y. ~ y I d TAsan ar a..

N IaIUFFI UlT O WFM LeDl-
No lAs-M- L sury ~ : o 7 son &c A.
I 7 - p airing nom a1idaY Z In this cause. hat
j the de +ndants 10 Tyson, NJ. g. Tyson. N
Knott and mos. Tys.n are resIu ents or the
state o MISSISSIPPI i End non-res dents Of the
state I essts IL Is therefore ordered. that
they make their APP arauce herein Al the curt
house In he city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the 1rst MOLday In Fe6ruarF. lS1. and
plead, answer or cemur TO complainant PAL. or
the same viii b. taken for cuEfrssed, a. %
them, and -et for hearing * psrre. and that a
cUpy 9th 3 order be published once a week. for
four successive week IN the Memp0sAFFEAL
A eopy-attssts
ACGt SION ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By T. J. BLACK. Depu Cl0FE aud Master
LOgwoOd & Pryton, soiA for complainant
fau4-4W
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In the ChanesEy Cour Of Memphis. Team.
No iEl-Jno- A. Higgirs Va -. Il. Freeman
e al.
the defendant. 1zG n. Freemau-Fs a re-ffe1f
Of the STATE OF Nlssissippt and a BON -resident
o. the state OF Teuns-aee lt ~ Therefore o.
derec that ne maze ais appearances herein "a
the Courthouse n tho city 81 Memphis. Ten1
d or before the inst Monday in February. pss-,
and Plead answer or demur 70 comnIsfrani
biu, or the same VII be takenf for conHessef. a.
to him, and SET FOX bearing sx parts. AID 49,
a copy Of this orde- Be pubEshsd-oncs a week
for four Successive weeks, In the Esuphis Ar-
PAL
A copy-Ettesf.
AgGDsTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By T. j. bLACk, Deputy Clerk and Master.
daelg Iaw4w
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NOn-R esfdeut Notice,

In the cha Gerry COsrt Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. ts5-PresIey R Peyton vs.. Frank Cochran
ct al
Fr Appearing rom andavitf7 this cause, that
the def n0autS. n nix Iochr n and Jose
D inc tochFan bis wife and Jas Il LenOW
ar nun-re gdeurHO theStafe o Tenntssee itl -
therefore ordered that they make their appear
anee herein ~ the Courthouse in TOE city OF
Memphis, Tenn, o. ur bciOr the hrst Monday In
February, 1897, and plead, answer or demur
to compla nant's biL, or the same viii be taken
for confessed, as to tdem, and 81 Ter bearing
ex parte ana that a copy Of this orae[be pub
i shes once a week, FOR four successive weeks,
in the Memphis PPE
ACSpyzArtesG
ACGUeFuN ASTON. Cerk and Master.
By r ]. LACK. De uty Clerk ana Master.
L0gWOod q reYtOu, sOls. for complainant
dec8l awfW
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THE I

Of the Fashionable World.
Fox SALE FvEhVwHrEE.
WEST. BRADLEY Il CAREY,
Sole owners of tine Patent,
Exclusive Manufactures
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4nachmeI.s SUR.

In b Law Court OF Memphis, Tennesses.
simpson, sander & Co. vs.. Owners steamer
M nma-
A FFTDAvIT for Attachment having been
made IN this case in p-UrsraDce % section
40 or the code o. Tennesss and Attachment
having been issued and returned by the prop r
ohce Levied, Sc" on tda property of the
d~sfendantE. Owners Steamer NafOm.
It u therefore ordered that said Defendants
appear at the Court House IN tbs city Of Mem
phis, Tenn on orbef0re the second Monday n
February next, and defend this suit.o or the sane
VIII Sc taken Tor confessed - to them, and st
for hearing exparte, and that a copy OF this Or
der be published once a week for four cousscu-
tive weeks In the Memphis APPEAL
JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
ACopy. By MASON HTDE. u. &.
LOgwOod 4 Peyt0n, a~rt-rneys for plaintiffs.
January 2, l3t7. Ia+IaW4W
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LANDS 0 SHE.
T5cO Valuable Lots Of Land
for Sale.

i be sold cheap, u applied tor sUom= North
east quarter s~ection-SectiOn Is. tow nship ..
range y, West Tuniea county, Nsss-- lmme-
diately on the Mississippi river, Just f0rty l40l
miles below Memphis, well DsCcS1, ana
northeast quarter OF section UN eleveH, town
ship ~ tlree, range west, DeSO6o county. Miss,
the latter heavily tirabered with walnut bsech,
maple and hickory. and IN the Immediate
vicinity OF 3 sawmll. For particulars apply at
street. fans II
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LEGAL.
TnsolreUt Notice.

Chsucery Court Of Memphis. Nov Term, Is5S.
IE77-N. x u.-5ames A. EarEood. Admins
traitor OF William p Eddins, Deceased, vA
virginia Eddlas, Thomaz B. Eddins. e a..
the widow. Eslrs AZ law, distr hufees aud
ere fitors OF said WINK Eddins, deceased.
IN this cause II = ordered By the Court that
i the County Courr Of ~ County, Teunes-
see. be enioined from taxing any further steps
in the a~dmiuMtraLon OF The estate Of said ID
dtus. thst said standardization Be trauafarref
to his Curt and 81 eestare admfs zfsred uncn
- inooiyeuE inst all creditors. or thOss claim
70 be c-ecl or, whether bT note, recount.
deere or Judgment both re-iteut and nom
rreidenL Dc restrained non prosecuting their
ciatmaI otnerWlre t1ar under this proceeding.
aud file their claims with ths Clerk and Master
Of this Court an make GhemselVes parties %
this suit on or before the second Monday IA
Hzy Ia, aud tnat . copy @ thiz orreF Be yub-
lishec for sx weeks Ia the ally HemphIS Az
PEAL and Avalanche sad Ia The usWsraos-
punished Al PULASKI, Tennessse-
AUGUrfON ASTON
Clerk aad Masser.
NaanEM q #AL 10
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Non Resident Notice.

AUGUETON ASTON. CleTk and Master.
By &. T. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Heiskeil. Scott & HeIEkeu, scls- for complain
ant. iaui ltWfW
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TIE sAINrs IN COUNCIL.

The event Of a formal " state dinner -
to ex-President Buchanan, by his disci-
pies, A. Augustin's, in this city, On Tues
day evening last, must not 60 ~unrecOrded.
The following persons composed the
James Buchanan, Edward
Ingersoll, Richard Naux, j.. b. Baker,
tex-collector), Henry NJ. Phillips, DR..
Evans. Of West Chester, George Shars-
wood, ]. I. Montgomery, DR.. Biddle,
Mr.. Savage, DR.. McCrae.
II would be hard 10 find a more com
plete representative body. 1t was the
creme dc Ia creme of the sympathizsrs.
The exploit Of Mr.. TngersOll at New
York, where be insulted the government
that protected him-the speeches OF Mr..
Vsux in ranting apology for the rebel
lion-the steady affection Of DR.. Evans
for the " lost cause ARE as well known
as the obedient following Of J. BIS ex-
ample by the other patrons Of the least.
What 3 happy reunion It must have
bespl Nothing TO interfere with the
flow OF congenial feeling no discord-
ant voice Of intrusive patriotism
no loud i~nteratiOn of offensive 10y
ATTY no reminder Of the death Of
slavery no vulgar allusiOn to the death
Of the Confederacy above sll, no Lin
coin hireling'' in the shape OF 8 union
II the o. p. +. was not happy,
ID was his own fault. Nothing could have
been more agreeable 10 him, save only
he presenee OF such dear friends as ban
Slidell, Mason, Breckenridge and
roombs. Bat who knows that the next
bAuqust may not be given in their honor
unler ahe classic roof Of Wheatlsnd?
Andrew johnson is doing his work s.
we'll that We should not be surprised If
Augustin Is compelled 10 hire the
Academy OF Music when these ilustFious
hrethrea next assemble to do honor 70
MS Ulustrions predecessor and himself.
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STILL have a large crowd. and will have al
- winter, owing 10 the remarkable hsalthi-
ness Of the locality ana pre-ehtneRL virtues Of
the waters InVallds Of all classes, the sick 81
ali diseases, will md The best Of medical atsep-
ton. II you are sick, II Is the place 70 get vel.
Terms, 81 per monLh
sells lLLEk x
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The exports Of aour and grain have

Such, briefly, has been the develop
ment OF this valuable and promising
trade under limited means OF communl-
cation. A glance at the figures - SUM
Gent to convince the most skepticai OF
the Importance Of fostering ana building
mn fhfs trade
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

FACULTY
General Robert =. Lee President.
Carter j. HGFris, Prof. OF laIin.
James j.. White. Prof. OF Greek.
I'd. > J0ynes, a. ii. Pro- Modern Languages
and English.
To De appointedS Prof Moral Phil osOphy.
a l. nelson, A d., Prof. OF Mathe natics.
Mm- Allan D., Prof Applied M-ats1s1asfics.
HH. A. n. Prof Natural PhilOs-
John I. can pbell, A. NJ, Prof Chemistrv v.
J0nn ~ b scksnbrOugb, Ii. D., Prof Law.
harry EST u, A NJ. ASH. Prof M-aEaematicL
GtSWe Grody, A. NJ. Asst. ProL Latin.
CIo % AZ pointed,) Ast Prof. Greek.
FrgpsTatOry Course has been Instituted. L ]
Nnlch suudsnLS, unprepaJed for the Regulai-
Ci2SsAs, may receive Instruction In necessary
DrNupoes- The session begins second Thursday
Hathl september, and ends last Thursday in
TERMS
Tuition, ard all other College fees.-S 500
A. other expenses inciudin Board, FUEL,
Light, ETC., Heed nos exec ed. .. 49, 90
tor lurIuer Attenuation, or for Catalogue.
address me Faculty o. " ~ashington College,
hextaEt0s. Virzinis VIA
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f. @ OOD YEAR.
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
French, English and American Per-
fumery. Soaps, Combs ana
Brushes, Pomades, Hair
Oils, Feather Busters,
Fine Wines, Bran-
DIV and whisky.

LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
~ be found here. Ny stock ls al new and
fresh, and such asL can guarantee TO the cit-
zens OF Memphis. Planters, Merchants, Ply
sicians. and all who are In need o. anything
IA my hnS,I would take this method OF assur-
ing them that their orders VIII be nlIed upsu
short notlce ana with such articles as can be
relied upon. To those " my former patrons,
who have dealt with me up TO the time 1 Was
OF necessity com PEELED 10 SCI out, ] would
cordially ask a renewal OF their acquaintance,
sssuring them thai our past and former deal
inEs ~ only a guarantee Of what the u.ure viii
be. promising away 10 do the best can.
The PRhSCRiPTIuN DIP RrMEkT being
one Of the most important branches OF ths
Apethscary business. ana one that requires
skin and experience. viii receive my per onal
attention, and during my absence viii be under
the control o. competent and careful Apothe-
carries, accessible at All hours day or night.
soliciting an examinauR ofst0ck AID prices,
1 am, very respectfully, our humble servant
ID. II. GOODYEAk,
Druggist and Apothecary, $40 second St,
decZ7 BIN Near AOnrOe. Memnhis. Tenn.
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from the New loIh huEA-l
There is in Philadelphia a very snug
and most respectable private house, OF
which the proprietor is Mr.. Peter Angus
tin. He, and his father before him, has
always held 8 respectable social position
and followed a useful calling. Here, If q
gentleman, or more than one, wishes to
give q private dinner party, he esn do il.
Here bank directors and turnpike man
ayers dine, and there is, or at least was
supposed TO be, over it all the shield Of
privacy which protects social intercourse.
Last week a few gentlemen invited
Er. Buchanan, once president Of the
United states, to meet them at din
ner IN the most sOciable and un-
ceremonious sort of way, aRd he
came. and doubtless the dinner was n
rood one, and all the better because il
was not disfgured or interrupted by
speeches or tOGSts, or anything OF the
Kind. Ii was strictly a private enter
tainment. But nowadays, and espe-
cially ia the city of Brotherly Love,
there is no security. II people don't
choose 70 dine at the league, they are
not allowed to dine in peace anywhere.
On this evening, it seems, Mr.. John w.
Forney, secretary of the senate, and
editor Of the Pres, was in the city Of
his adoption. He was, that night, vaga-
bond. He had been ST the union league
and found il dull-as who does nOt2
and was wandering down Wal
nut street, when he espied the lights in
Mr.. Augustin's dining-rOom. Surely"
thought he. loyalty Is banQueting
here, and where loyalty is, there must
be welcome. Ii Is too soon to go 10
bed" He crossed the way and rang the
bell, and, when Mr.. Augustin appeared,
he boldly asked who were the company
up stairs, to which, it is said, the reply
was given in courteous but emphatic
terms that il was none Of business, and
he turned away and sat, desperate and
Thirsty, on the lower step and wept.
C1nfs ultIQt acute. He tried the bell
sgsin. and this lime with better success,
for a subordinate negro answered Il, and
gave Mr.. Forney the names of the com
pany and POSSIBLY a copy Of the bill Of
fare, and perhaps some Of the rem
nauts OF the feast; and, armed
with this, he rushed down the street
10 the Press Office, displaced his lit
erary editor, who was preparing a sun
day article on the family relations Of the
roval family of Prussia or Saxe-GOths,
and wrote the following decent" edi-
torial for the delectatiOn OF the ladies
and gentlemen Of Philadelphia. We
have no other comment to make on it
than this, that we do not believe that
there Is another community which
would tolerate such q social outrage, or
such a fellow. In Philadelphia, Eorney
ia A laval gentleman
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~ excess of imp1rts in the above
III represents the supply OF oiiis On
london IN the Chinese manksS aooss
the legitimate demana EoI uees sbe
Wnlo which these bills are quoted &C.
pIlr4oiv indicate, from time 70 time, the
cur II British trade with China, The
f9et IN rate OF these sterling bills,
pn~iloanied gith that Of New York,
n~t,rseted San Francisco treagure
hss - INV them. The exports hence
nlt 1stas hsys been as follows
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90 %

Tickets FOR this Lottery cost ~ DOLLAR
EACH, and can be purchased at the principal
jewelry and ether stores 81 Canal street, and
at the principal hotels and bookstores OF the
city.
some OF The prizes are now on exhibition IN
the windows appropriated 70 the uurpO.e BY
Messrs. A. h. GrisWOld 3 ca, T.. A. Tyler, c. h
Zimmerman. and Game a Relf, Canal street.
IL is proposed that the Lottery VIII take place
at The close OF toe BazEsr, which Is to COM
meDce in February next.
IL will be entirely under the preparation and
direction Of gentlemen OF high standing
J.B. HOOD President.
DABNEY H. MAURY.
Sec'y Of the Southern Hospital Association.
Parers disposed to faVsr the Bazaar viii please
cOpy this advertisement. deCsHf lW