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nFNNIS's sARSAPARILLA.--Prep by
nTYSfs D. Augusta. Ga The pufes and ne be-L a.,
T Da,t, Oh lie Liver Fehae CoHP!nnt OF 70. ruhHsln'
blood IN, 80, ,e.,. 4, rreve1, or cure IL
In the mos, peqt' Vomiting b s,a zoe o. s5s
" Mhlaht fIVIAe"s "' f''''i'' uOlT 4 BLANCHARD
~" SSe " ~ 80, FsisG sI, sssy ysrL
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S9Iarbis 2lmttIs.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
w city purchase Marble MaLi Of The dssns At very low
rcs KIABERS Marble Works No. l3i East Eighteenth
near Tbrjaye hantels pnt up the country Cut this out
NJARBLEIZED SLATE EMANTELS-SuperiO
lNh agpearancej durable; half the ree OF marble
sTRWARf, no GO5 SIhAye., between JJth X 18th sta
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60 @lbum II map 6Uutum.

AN APPEAL is made to the Charitable by a
IA LADY native and until recently resident ofhs South Her has
about our months her small
Cty which she hOpod obtain subsistence Bat hs has
recently been destroyed by fire. she Is len distressing eu
stances She little children lone ek dependent % her for
support HAUnf at hand she respectfully ippeAs I sd
70 the lind and charitable Any subscriptions VII be received III
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II O'FARkEL's
professional glOtitfs.

CHARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER foI eyry STATE and Territory
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
~ Of STRUCTURE vARICOCELE, HBMoRRHoIDS' FlsTCLA
and the obscure diseases Of the Pelvic Ybce under the exclusive
control Of EDWARD H. DIXON ~ D. EDITOR Of The saeL once
No q Rnhaya
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SCihLMd NOo nn,,, ~ ~ coSTpt ~ IA THOMAS
CLAREF Ftsutar Of VIII aud Testament Of Daniel Leo,
n judgment order OF the above
tied action tie 18th day Of August lb
AIFRTD T. ACKEtT le Referee usnsi IN said Judgment order
through Eisad A. LssTeuc Real Esiaie Ano1nesr 81 We
Exchange Saesiolms No III Broadway n The ty OF heWi on
the 10Th dav september A. D. 1901 II " ocoei noon all we np.
ant Judgment that Al
certain o osld situated the CITY Of HeNlork bounded and contain
irg a. B,gnnBg on TIE toutiery EIDE OF l"eh
street ds'ru u hundfl aud seventy feet III Inches east OF te ss
Of Avenue along
fst thence s,hery ani parallel With Ayruue one hand
red feet! westerly and parallel With Twelfth street Seh 's
roerly parallel ah Avenue one hundred ie't
10 the place .irnng tie said lot being known on map maze y
Even City SuclOf dated Jsnuy o by 'ue hAhoei wv
hundred nnd three COO.
AID also ot % land iaAi the nortbry ste e
sud known as number sStn
seven l Monroe street bounded and ceuisaug as ooNs Soem
M by Monroe twenty feet nGes nohsr by ANA nov
or late Fumn dseetssd iwrnty ie't 81 hhes es
oil land non aid Funau estate tiy set and N ~ ~
G t,t Inc Of an aey ay feet rgb privilege nte.esi
In sd sley Is sconyeyeI-Daid Neu.loriy Aug TO- l5I
ALFRED y. ACKEhT, Referee No 3 finest
a.
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RFCEIpTS OF PRODUCE.

Aug sO-62s9 bbs Flour 2oObbls. Whisky, 45bbls Corn
Mcai, sacks Wheat, 5756 bush Wheat, $3.50 bush
Corn, $40 bush Oats, $500 bush Rye, 1850 bush Malt,
S0% pkgs Lard G033 bbs Petroleum 1901 pkgs Butter,
II, 900 kgs. Cheese, 900 bbls. Eggs.
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FALLS CITY MANUFACTURING Co.,
Il LOUISVILLE KY

CAPITAL STOCK. 81, ,OOOOOO' ,,~-,,
IBIS Comrsnv ior the manufacture d LNBN ana
LINEN MACHINERY have ay demonstd ti Linens can %
produced mach than g0ocs before he Nar we
s country 0O0o0 invested ooiton mach nefy an1 gu
VO m Lar machinery While tie IMPORTS o linen are VVVy Ahu
Thts Company propose all nds of me ahn coarse
ens bggng, eoIge sne &c from the material hsy nave
secured their patent Europe and tie United states and have e
mened the m.noe of heavy goods ard desire 70 eena nsI M9
70 meet porton ~ the denand for their gOOb The stocks d ~
the attarb companies held many times their pir M
paying O per cent denta This COMPANY hsve demonshd o
tbr recent working, that pof Of 200 on
spnd e portion Of this stock Is offered at par and e.hu
den heeyed that stock has been offered 70 the public pre
te positive sni profitable inducements than bat Of The FALbo
CITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Full particulars samples Of goods circulars be bad BY appea
non 70 NJ SHELDON Agent for the Company in New YORK Nos rs
louisville
SOUTHERN NEWSPAPERS.-W make q
- specially of attending orders for advertising newspapers tae
bouh Parties interested ShOnd address GEO p ROW BL
Co., Advertising Agents No 40 Parkro EeE-YoTk.
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osros o. vnE SraR,iSG Flas ISssa,soE CsHr.Sr
No IS5 BRoAsw4It Nav ioEk, August H. lS'" -
U,HF BOARD OF DIRECTORS have TINS
daT declared Dividend of FIVE tSl rfh oehi Hee s'a
Goyerss ISI PaJsle Va A a We lA tt S ann s.o,tv
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CTPRTYE COURT, City and County of New

CUPREME COURT, City and County OIL Oh NeM- 5,,,
> Yor. EDWARD MiHSllALL, HENRY DiChiNeVN. mlIss
LIAM HARGREAyES sId ISAAC NlLNEk PArNis aBAht Inn
NArONAL BANK or iIt kSBuRG, Detd lof
NOR demand on eono tho boyeaanel delsant lou arc
heJy suuIoul rrlprl ~ assgsr The IN h' s's
which will be he u toe CLERK OF The CW Ahh C0ae O
ktWYok tbe Cts Hal 10 said Cy asd 70 ses'S eN VI oI
answer 10 he i compliant tue Subscriber Al h once No
p si NvyoL Ctg u trnty iays AFTER tAe service hereof
srde Of the dsy service aud u fou m 70 answer ae san
con vIthn tie time Aforesaid, the plaintiffs IN tvs scu "la
t adguc rst yoa thnm o hhaye dolsrs ani hiF cen
% et from the 6r iay OF Mar. th0nni eght saE lied
- Ls., he co.ls uis scpou-Daei july u, lbL
' '-H '-' r. II UEDERHILL Plaintiff. Auaruey 4
TIE o,irt In , action day lel in the 0co " he Cefh
81 The City ami County NrsYss At tho C Hal iR shd 80 oa
a.. .',,.y,b Az of Aasu, lgjT--DstI August To- 1861
" Assi7 isrey' r. n. UNDEUHLL, PlauuTs AuoTueT
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun 575 GA Moon se.... 1857
.
SANDY o07 Cows Island. 951 Hell Gate. ..l:5s
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o,UpRENE COIRT-THEODORE A. DUNN

CUpREME COURT.-TTEODUKE A. DUNN
- AMI MARTHA 4, hsve IS SlhoND DUNN and ChAHV ~
~Ife ard o'ae Ia Partition By ytas Of decree o. sr ss
mad lie Ctv Of Nerlofk the 18Th day Of August 1901 IN WIS
aor viii be sold by the aasrsued throosh Mt senan Aueeaee
b Nsfrbaa Erohuze soos No III BOsfWay the NY OF
N YORK on the 2h dav of Spienr 1907 st ocosknosa
following described premises An thi erGsn p,t liy1'e sIa ~
ia Wand II Tie tv % NeN.lo lork 'hd Ano VI
and distinguished uamb hundred aud twenty one t4 Dine
st - ep ptt ana et streets sNd cty bounded noherJ
Ia ron by Booe soa;berJ By truni nov ' late o ta
- C-r s-.ie, b Dt number la BrO3me street ad westerly ~
E nber ll e, street; c,ssnag IN breadth m hout nd rear
aui c1gth each M oee hundred e' e he A'
aore o. ess-Daei New-ior AnE II, ltbl.
CHAS ". SANFORD, Att y ioI Pfs. No lIJolor n
ArgI7 lay-tt WILLIAM J. HARHE, RieEee. No " Waist
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Ntntislrr.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
" mated tie snssthoc nitrous oxide administer
approved BY the medical profession do nothing IA.
TRACT TEETH and they certainly 60 that WITHOUT PAIN-s9
lnsItute
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SDurt 0larSru's :autics.

srATR or HEvYoRE I
PsRF.wARpESS OFFICE, No. Is Wilham-st
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section q the As. Passed Agl u ISL snnasd a. Aaso
ai4re n having Of the subject matter OF such SQ,
survey that the following vessels under ehamlna
ZION Lv lie Por that the said examinations vii
be completed within Ays succeeding ts Ioue board 'si
Steamship Achflcs
Steamship Norhefn Light.
steamship Ssppho.
ship Andahen
Bark Sea Witch.
Bark Laura
Bark Emma C. ltchnela ID n
Bark II. W. GrtHths..
brig AdeA.. 80 80, %
] HERMAN Secretary
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prp GOODS.


NINE. DEMORESTs GRAND OPENING of
w PATTERNS stpt al t Ne. and desirable e for Adlss
BrosW NevYek No lA Pereponts BrOokn and all the other
branebss MONDAY SEPT viii present Mt this Fan oehg the
most brilliant display and extensive aomni Of shapes and de
tn hdies and ehidren's dress ever exhibited
AT +. DE PERCIVAL's, No. 789 Broadway,
CLoAKS and SUITS SACKS, PRESSES, CAPS BLANKETS,
WAISTS APRONS SPENChRs &C. 6e nsw ~ Of sun Bo9net.
Stock o Eml oded Yokss Initials and MOnoqsms embroidered 70
orer for hsndks and bedobts Stamping sDj Stamped Goods
Wholesale aud retail
DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, LACES,
- khBR0lDBRlES HOSIERY GLOVES, SMALL WARES, COR
SETS SKIRTS and FANCY GOODS goods popular prices at
6LGEks Ees so and $50 reSdsay Hneteens es side
NO DULL TRADE at F0STER's
IL 2Oot0 yards splsndh yard vide MUSLISs, i2ic.
IVso ~ y yaru, rSoTe sioSls &C. &c. &c. Sc and lOc
Buy your MUSLINs Of s save e. 70 g. s-yarL
- IMhEEsE LOTS AUCTION DRESS GOors
Blankets Allaeas Lianses &c a. hafPrice.
IL Pnnts AaTked &C.. al l5e. Pruts Zoe.
FOSTER BROTHERS. Eghtbsve Iear Bshteenthtt
MtfoSTRR BROTHERS, No 272e eBceekeT-,t.
4 AIDES FALL B0NNRTS and JOCKEY
H. HATS, THIS DAY New Styles at l.. BNESS Millinery No 577
Broadway, opposite Eb0s Theste Bonnet FsHes New STYLES
Misses Hats New styles Save ths -. ~
Fl oFARaRELS, AaEI3T c,r,p,xo orr ,,Iro,
CARPETS AND FURNITURE
REGARDLESS or COST OR PRICE.
having erecting extensive Ware
rooms about the eth July my entire largest
Mind rEet consisting Of English asi American
Brussels 3py and Super Ingram Carpets o pieces White and Faney
Mas kc $4,000 worth Of Por Bedroom oGee aud Kitchen Fur
ptu-s Of ch warranted represented aud must be soh re-
erdos Of Goods packed and shipped Zee hos ~ I aud ~
f1rty dGi L aud Nos and 4s EghhTe between Thrynh
and Tbrty.siItbsts, New York. a., .--.,,.,-
p s-A and erosstoUn ears ran IN Tie nnede
vicinity Of the above stores
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PASSENGE ERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAMBURG, Aug 3ln steamship Germ ania-hr shd hrs
Rlward and children. G. NesRor Mr. add Mrs r. j. Az
rong j. d. Cook SeigmADnn s. Goitsel w kIonenba std
Simon DaIIger g. NedrgsY " Diamaht NJ ard
Mrs family SehaHmbeige Mr. and hrs Mass
children Fransc aud Jsssy koseBbaap Cons MI sd
W. PaG and j. s. GubbnanD NJ and M Prayer and
Cchee and daughter Betty Noker SYssn-
nee Klein Adolrh scre Mr and Mrs sbreibeT s. Oben ,
Hobee and Augus Cohn, Dora Kunpke and ebea
unnnR Rallash
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4
DAsK DEPARTHENr, ALBANr March, H. lNL
NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuant To Chap-
~ and 0 1858, that tie ercuang
notes Issued 20 the METROPOLITAN BANK Banking Association
loa.j n the Cty Of will be redeemed J te SUPER
inen6tn BANKING Department Tretnaton 81 te Ne.
National Bank IN lie C u Albany M ,I yeAn h0m be cats
hereof tDd not Thereafter. 80, .,-----,.,
HE oaiitanng circulating Of the aid Bank nus, be rreiti
q, aforeTtd within lcreUl sni all noes which
fha not be pes,picd r,lenpon agd Pert within s Tine l'
the uHd 10 ih bani o e Supcl-
l1.eBdshi fof tba, puose O. w stht tlLhE Tul'Hn'4rn
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CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
lCNofs-NARY T.. TIFFANY agt MAGDALEHAL L. bAEBY, MA.
MA LASBY CATHABlNE LANBY and ohea pursuance Of lle
iuigat t1yeen Court made n the abovcenhted acton
% lie h Augu 1871 the Rtr,e appointed IN and By ,.d
~ Exchange SalesrOom, No
September, At
ocek noor tougI y. A. Lagcuee Real Estate AuctoneeT
All that certain situate lying and being the h ae
IL olVar Thirteenth War o cy of Etw.iork kboNn and
dns chart Of The estate late the property OF
aus DeaBcv ESQ., made by Eve BAlc by lot number one
ttotand hundred gfve 7 bounded westerly fon
W sar street ot uumer thousand seven hundred
sid fr-I @ or s bougg 10 peus Hicks eastery by ot
ruuIf one thoud hundred aud seyeugt Q8 nov or
belonging Leul Burce and solArry J lot member one
hffc ard ur al eoutaining ~ oTsahth ID oA'
and rear oa Neaiylye feet length each side 100 e
Ana fso ai other o piece parcel Of land stnate
OF York
gu chart ~ the estate late the property OF
Jsm Deanerr Ha bF Brcke hy lot number one hou
hr1fel l G0yI O bounded eesery N th rear y
nnubr thousand hundred AMI seventy 'en l west
.r fr h SUk street, uorlc BY Tot rumber thousand
haurel Il m aud souhery BY lot number one
thousand seven bur fa,e l3 and all and singular the
1 dur thereon the s promises beng known IS
uunbsr IL anil 70 Sufok-Daei August p. 1861
ITee, ,. 4 fstr Pis-, ltr, JOHN HAsKIH. Referee.
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-, :, an, p,clrr u,1 srs,u.nlp CorPAYr.

OEycK oY tnK PACFC AAI srzAHsnIP CorPAST|
NEw.loRK. Ass 81, 1851 J
THIRTY SEVENTH DINlDEND,-Nouce IS
b.v ,y.s hat the Board Directors have THIS DAY declared
pypES of1IiRRB C PkR CENf e oibe ps, eau, 81 ~ ne
quarter sdisg July 81, payable ~ The C0npeoI' ~~e
Sept 4. MT. I.5 rorn,y 9al a. At 2 d m ssl
teopenea al ESDAI, sept ,
By order ths Bosca d Dt eors r. ,o1xso< s.,.,.-v
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C1rpREMF C0IIRT. CITY and County of New

SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- Yok-CARLEs L. LAWRENCE Piainha, sgainss Tlh Dove,
MOI 1.y demand contract. CsD sot seyelo The pste9daets.
lou are hereby suauoai and required answer e va
Cat, Of Kew.York al the CITY Hail ia SAID City anl 3 serve copy
OF yoar said ccmpant on ihe subscriber AZ us ene 70
~ . ruon o Won eIasve Of the d ach service ui hyon
n 10 answer the said comp, ws the time Aforesaid the PsnuH
"a sp nv dollar. With Interest the l day u MAY hossani
eight hundred end rtsees besides tue costs and H'ol'eeu
'''' GLGGRSoE SULLIVAN, PAsT. AtSEE9sg,
IT, :, the ,h,ye entitled esas. was sed once Of tho
Csr Of ths C and County Newyok . ga day Anf1 1857
AulI lawsES ALGBRE0N SULLIVAN, Plana1s Aue,1sl. @
SITPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY,
Sx Ut sOa,son s soaey demand contract 10 the
Defend ant: hereby aoned anA rofma 70 oJ
serve eopy your s s ospaa' so the sSs.sSs .
a. hsir once Solio Broawsy Ia the Cg q TI i
yoa il 70 answer said osAPa yhn tie tune s'oss, - & we
p;nta this acton Sl take sdnt ,fias % o., y, We % 1 Soyem
b one tGo,n lh hunired and Iy sf beaas hs s o '"
Jua' aS X. sooSsD .is srossD.s P,. sng,
The compliant this seea Wsds aie "a ss & 9a "a NE we @ Ss
the Cy county y NeWYok At the C" ha" 'aa wy Wv
2 Js dn l9rs,s 81 Toe gwoop ovERFIBp P,. Aonsr.
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New;
- YorkrIiR BRoOXLiN Dys"9v9pc s.s AcSriRIFSN nj
BFACH m noue demand oa soo,riei Soor
TO laf 6ela9,' ,s s1s '1l a. ost al "a IN. seoa
Sbeb viii be Gei hncs Of the Geek s We uy sni tonay
Se T. n, saeompant .b'crser at ' ohee No ls BIosd
80 Cty a twenty days ater The service OF MS siE
moss on yoa sa sas, % rS x: t.s atorsi5 pn h
l se sgsivst the snm Of sI Hundred ana
s S to1sauI ~ hundred and sIJtesn besides the costs aud
Slasesnt. n dis aciion- Dated August l0b w w
~ s N tli, action "a. duly Gid the oee OF The CoauY
-. - % Wv ~ 49, Ass, Isssss
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Ribiorno nOtit,s.

oyptcn o. rng CaclGo ASD ALTON RAILROAD CoSrINr(
dividend NOTICE.-The Stockholders OF
~ e Cgo and Alton Raroai ClpauI e hsreoy naia Il'J
DvIBESD 1--WE PER CHT re, O! GoyeTnnst tar has ssS e
s % ani CoHoa DC n o. IA
. ,ae ~ tbe Compsnrs MeVs X IESNP Co1IANl
X ~ p. Er.Yod % MONDAY 81 dy VI SsUtenbe se2t
ss Tr,fsr Book u vii be osst the close Oss
"a Le sOrn4gg OF sept =
W. n LARRABFE. Secf-t5Eg sas 1teAsIfef
OTr-CE az TaE AgLsNTIc N1tL srEASsnP CosrEr
No 3 BoyLsG-GHKEs NEg-Y0VK, August ~ lsSI3
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Board
~ .D.r4Or. this COMPANY have tas day declared pi'Ipbp
TO AND OSE HALF PEit CENT O o The act eslanFs VI Guar
Tor e.Sg 4ng.s 10 payable tis Cosysuys sce IuedE sep
ahr s Isnarf 6SoAs viii s closed THeay September ana e
speae! September H. hEhhl y QDlNaN. -g-- Se--eoa-L--
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SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
GUARANTEED
RAILROAD BONDS.

The ryToY TRUST COMPANY or EEwToRK - 'gsrt Sirr'
fr ale he Bou and Lgsnoft Railroad Company
Thee FTsi Mortgage Bouss secured BY an ls
fn spt suanred b Rod Company Of 80 Hr e'
tk rasd ald are believed O Gttcss prrn'seAi
Investment bOuiA
F,r mi osrj.ulsr. sud terms srTly at osire Of
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Ytgal gutit,s.
IN the COURT Of COMMON N PLEAS Pleas % Of

II MONROE co. PA-THR DICKSON MANUFACTURING co
" DAVID w. LEENo u Of May Ttn 1860 Porsgn
3h 1891 re entered for the lrhonoav 10 Asses flann1s
dAuses Judgment this Plaintiff claims oh BOOK ieeoun
40 81 with nt fest thereon from October seth, 1853 -
The roopoisfy Pifs damages Friday the 10Th
October 1861 10 ocoek a. lis Office 10 Sondsbnrg
Aujl iaweWS THO NJ MClbhAAbl, frothononU
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Xhoaf Flnnr. n-me.

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NUPREME CUUKI:-MIUHAEL MUUNEl
- Plaintiff against JOANNA BOYLE, widow, and others, Defend
Judgment Supreme Court Of the State Of
Eer the above entitled action the h day Of Angld
1861 DANIEL T. INGRAAM tie Referee therein named viii
expose Pabhe Auction, the l!th day Of seDaeer hI
o0k noon Exchange SsroOm, No III Broadway IN e
Cv Of HesYoI by E A. Lawreue auconeeI The h!owng de
fcrred premises All osew lots o ground nthe C d NeN ORR
and thereon known aud ehtngnshed
q nuh ont hundred vsubrce 2Jl and four bundTed snd
tscrtase tl Monroest (n0v Known Numbers % and SO
Monroet @ lots being together thy feet IN width ont aud
side nn,.ytre feet be She more or
,he two lots hereby oonere dng 10 certain decd
teruc DAY Of May, TIE year thousand eight
hundred Cof1cus j. Boger and Susan his wife
Thomas mpsoa aId recorded b. toe ohee Of Register Of Deeds
the Lib 60 Of Rnees page ~ the
NoYeml the thousand eight hundred and two
D ls6I DANIEL p IEGRAHAM, ir, Referee.
-. rouxsrop Plaintiff Alorrev 2auGw WAS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-20
Sensible ADVICE.

The Worcester, Massachusetts, Ga.
eette, although g Radical pape's, often
contains articles that are worth reading.
1t devotes considerable space 70 the dis
cussion Of the future of the South, and
apparently in the best spirit. From an
article in one Of its recent issues, we
make the following extract:
Let the Southern States adops wise
system Of policy in the great work of
internal Improvements; let them, in
good faith, invite the presence Of foreign
capital, and protect it not o aly by the
power Of law, by the strong er force of
right public sentiment, and u ,ere can be
no doubt as to the result What has
been done for the cities Of. New York,
Boston and Chicago, world be done for
Mobile, Savannah and ClAa rleston. What
has been done for th e Northern and
Western States, woulfl BIZ done for the
great Stats of the So 9th and Southwest.
Let EVERY effort be mao ie to encourage
and develop all iltern al resources Of
wealth, so that they may have not merely
an exclusively f.gricuh ural population,
engaged in raising the crude products OF
the soil, but mRnufac turing population
which will convert tn ose products into
new forms, enhancing their value, and
adding immensely TO the wealth of the
State.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-20
Sc WING MAC-HlI.NESl
300 Main ST.. Memphis. 1I7
Proposals for Street PaVements.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Mvupurs TENr FehruarT 1. 1857. I

MEMPHIS, Tyyy., February j, 1851;
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
wing, with NICHOLSON pavement--Main
street, from Auction to Calhoun Second street
from Winchester to Beal; Poplar street. from
Front to the city limits Jefferson street. from
Main 10 Charleston avenue Court street. on
the north and south sides Of Court Square from
Main TO Second; Madison street, from Front
to the Memphis and Charleston railroad
bridge; Union street. from Front To- yelling
ton Beal street, from Front to Wellington,
and Front street, FROM Union e Beal.
Also. for paving with STONE-Ifront street.
from Market 10 Union; Centre alley and Sec
ond alley from Market TO Union. and al. al
leys running from Front 10 Second between
Market and Union streets.
The entire length OF the proposed Nienolson
pavement will measure about six and three
fourths miles, and the entire length OF the
proposed stone pavement viii measure LOT
streets about twO-thirds OF a mile, and Tor
alleys nearly two miles.
sails will be received and entertained specihca-
tons Of materials and work. terms OF payment,
and other information relating thereto, u re.
quired can be obtained at this Office, or OF
Francis Foster, City Engineer. 4,
Bids must be inolosed in envelopes and
stamped with sealing wsx across the fold oil the
paper, and Endorsed. Proposals., for paving
- street with pavement" naming the street
or alleys and Kind OF paYement), and must be
Sadr rcss 70 the Mayor and Finance Commit
Parties making proposals will be required to
bid for each street separately.
Terms Of payment are one-half cash. the
balance In thirty. sixty and ninety days from
the completion Of each section OF three nun
" ~ anu W. o. L0FLAED. Mayor.
N. B.-The right 10 use Nicholson's patent
l. secured by the city, and will be let TO con-
teen cents per ysrd. l4l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-20
The Drift of this Revolution.

The strongest paper in this country,
in support Of Radicalism and revolu-
ton, thus speaks of the condition of mat
tiers under the present party:
We are just now in the position Of
England after the war between the Par
lament and King Charles the First,
when, from his refuge among the Scots,
he was delivered up to the Parliament
for trial. There we're at that time in the
Parliamentary cause the Independents
and the Presbyterians, corresponding
with our Radicals and Conservatives
(sic) of the present day. We know,
however, that Cromwell and his radicals
achieved their grand design in the con-
demnation and beheading Of the King,
and that the Commonwealth was next
established. This is one parallel to our
present situation; and there is another
equally striking in the history Of
the great French, revelation. So
far as his continuance in office is
concerned, the present position of Mr.,
johnson is hardly better than was that
of Louis XIV, when in his attempted
escape from the republican authorities
he was captured at Varennes one hun
bred and fifty miles from Paris and
brought back to trial, to condemnation,
and at last to the guillotine, after some
stormy debates between the Jacobins
and Girondists, the Radicals and Con-
serYatiYes of the Convention. As it was
with that convention so it is now with
Cougress-the Radicals hold it, and the
Conservatives, to save themselves, will
be compelled to 90 with the current, or
politically thev will fall like the GirGa-
dists. Aud why? Because such is the
drift of this revolution aud it will run it,
course Va
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BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

New ORLEANS, February ia reso-
luton was introduced in the Senate de.
claring that in consequence of the nom
representation of many States the acts
of the so,called Congress were null and
void. 'a la
The weather is clear and warm, and
business brisk. sfl1s 18 a1a
Arrived-W. ]. Lewis, from St. Louis;
Mississippi, from Louisville; Leonidas
and Kate Robinson, from Pittsburg
Departed-Edward Walsh, for St Louis;
Henry Hines and N. Longworth, for
Louisvillet and r. E. Lee, for Vicksburg-
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The Presidential IA lf-way Compromise.

The Presidential IA lf-way Compromise.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Let is learned
from the Republic an Congressman who
had q conferences last night with the
President, that the latter seems inclined
to favor the Blaine amendment as
a compromise between the Executive
and Congress on the reconstruction
question, but 9TH the modification that
it shall demand partial suffrage from the
South in pla ee Of universal suffrage.
There are hopes that a compromise
between the Presideu< and Congress will
be effected.
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