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NEW AUvERTIsEM'NTs

2 All preEniuus not called for within ten
days Sfter the tsir WI be considered donated
10 the Society.
s No premium will be awarded when there
Is no com petition. out = certificate Of merit nlsy
be given II the animal or article Is deemed
worthy.
4. All entries must be- made pr1or 10 the day
Of exhibition Of tho same.
3. Articles, wuion are Lns products Of the soil
must be entered in the name or the proGucsr
g. An entry fee Of ten Per csot on al prsC1l-
nms OF ten dollars and upward, viii be oa%rged.
All o hers fres.
:. Al articles must be marzed WITH csIds,
deSigDating number am elias,
4. so person viii be allowed IA the ring who.
Ii. at the lime an exhibitor
9 The gate ofthe An~phitheater viii b. closed
in ten minutes after the call by the Marshal f5r
each class OF stock.
be required to furn1ah Psdigrsss when the en-
try il made,
the safe keeping OF animals or articles, but VIII
exercise great cars to preserve the same.
Il. Superiutendents wiz Be required TO take
charge OF all animals aud articles, snd see thas
they ara entered, ticksted snd arranged 10 their
Is. The Awarding Committees, in all cases,
viii be chosen at the Fair, and tRey wall be re-
quired to report IN writing.
IA 4 blue ri0bo1 viii indicate the Premium
and a red ribbon the Certihcate. the latter de-
Is. One OF the Vice-Presldents, or one Of the
Executive Committee, shall attend esch
Awarding Committee ia viewing the different
classes OF stock or articles and the coami tee
shall make their report TO such officer.
10. Officers CT the Society, exhibItO s and all
other alter dants, except L embsrs ofthe press,
will be required to pay their gate fees.
z No gInoling, drunkenBess or other i'm
morality will be allowed, and The sire eat or
der and decOrum will be enforced.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
CNo money received at the gates. ORcss viii
be opeasd for the sale of tickets, near the gates
entering tie grounds
Each z0efS
Children under ~fourteea years OF age.--...2 cts
Omniouses, " 3 %
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MILITIA.

A call, over the signature OF Mr.. WI
LIAM WALLACE, appeared in our paper
yesterday, the object Of which Is the en-
listment of one hundred militiamen.
We hope our citizens, white and black,
will carefully refrain from any appear
ance Of aequiescenes Ia the object Of the
call. There is no necessity for a militia
10 Tennessee, and we cannot reallzs the
"joks" Of that was intended by the
writer of exciting the apprehensions OF
our people to q greater degree then they
yet have reached, by false alarms, even
to sfford & laugh to gentlemen emuious
Of the distinction of laughing at the
public expense. at least ell good DEM
ocrats lin which category we muster MI.
WALLACE should carefully refrain from
even the " appearance Of evil"
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RAILR0ADs.

The attention Of u readers is earnest
ly invited to the letters on Of local psge
to-day, having reference-one OF them to
the short route Pacific Railroad Certain
sooner or later to be built), the ether to
q railroad that it is admitted Is now
pressingly necessary to the ~sustensnce Of
our commerce and trade-that to Selma,
by way Of Holly Springs, the prelimins-
~ survey Of which is now being prose
cuted by Mr.. MINOR MERRIwETHER, a.,
sisted by an able corps.
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Sew York Harges.

NV @1A@
NEW YOHE, 5 ptSMJ rzS-Cottan d1I ard
q sha1e love a es ~ bale UplaDts 52E@s0.
Supeehne -four 81 al 81 va SKY, in bond zoe.
Cot e arm tut qliet. suySr area and active
Cubs l51fG &c. hylS ses hru AUSeyvaGo SAf
Sic. Wh.st hoIn ualiy l12c. over. Corn 81 Is
sGney-Ths m,rkst Ia easy. Cal loans sas
StefIioE SEA-. Gold 41sgiss Old Tennes-
zee 6gs<SHi new 74%SI3-
New Orleans rks
NEW ORLEANS, September 28-Cotton in fair
demand but at 10 rates. middlings "a;
sales zoo receipts 8 % ba.sA Sterling o4ss3la.
New York S gut 4 discount. Gold A. sugar
ana mo asses unchanged. -Four inactive, u
psrdne 81 IS; choice SlOgiS Germ dul, sl9l 07%.
Uats dnIl, SO. Bran SIS. Hay, choice West
ern.&2i@23 PORK duut Eominaly sOS; Bacon
depresSsd, shoulders 1871; ciesr Ndes i71z3lE4.
Lard ls1492lhs.
LouisviHe Market
LoUIsvILLE, September 22.-Tobsreo, sales
60 hhds.; lues to fAr Leaf s. 80 manufac-
turing 50. SupeIaDe -four 50 7oGi. Wheat 81 90
O.. Corn o.G9Sc. Oats 50G53c. Rye 81 $9l 40
sides I5-l5k and l5A9 Ice. Bulls shoulders ~;
sides l4A9l5%. Whissy, raw and hez, 81 40.
Cincinnati Market.
~CIEcIENATI. September Z2-Flour and wheat
unchanged. Corn sSGs9c. Oats So a59c. Polk
SIS 81. BoIk SHOULDERS 1914; sides la%. BaeSn,
Shoulders l2A sides l59i6; hams 1920. But
ter S7g41. Eggs 25928. 1roce. les arm.
st. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS, September BIT .kaeeo dull. En-
perdue -four S962S. " heat 81 95Dz O5. Corn 81
&95. Oats unchanged. Pork SO. Bulk Shout
d-rs De-; aides l4s. Bacon, sties limgl6H;
Foreign Markets.
IoSDoN, September ~23-Consols closed steg<.
FRASKFoRT, sspJemDer .. United Staies5-2
bonds Srmsr, closing a. 70
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REPEAL OF THE "UNIFGRM WHARF
AGE ORDINANCE"

OE EhE LAEE GEA Il
"a ORDINANCE"
F. We thank the Board Of Mayor 2
Aldermen for the pFomptness with which
they have relieved our steamboat interest
and repealed the unjust and discrimina-
tive "Uniform Wharfage Ordinance"
The APPEAL has, for days, with uure-
hitting fervor urged and argued against
this justly odious measure, and it is with
pleasure We chronicle the fact that its
services ia that behalf have not been In
vain but that coming, as by the public
voice, its words have had the weight Of
wisdom and prevailed with cur City
Fathers, influencing their I" sober,
second thought" always best. The ordi-
nance, substituted for hat repealed last
evening, by suspension of the rules, per-
mits transient boats to remain two hours
at the wharf at the old rates; after the
expiration Of that tins the present rates
Of eight cents per ton to be charged. As
a compromise, nothing could have been
devised more ~expedient and just 20 all
concerned. We hope it will be . &C.
cepted, and that steamboat agents will
make haste to advise their correspondents
Of this prompt justice by the Board.
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REV ORLEAKS.

NEW ORLEEs, September f3.-The House to-
day adopted a joint resolution for the appoint
meat OF Joint comnaittes OF Eve 10 enQuir
into the cause OF the disturbance last uignt ~,
with power to send foT persons and papers.
A delegation from the 81. LCu's Democracy 70
present a banner TO the Blair Knights Of this
city. srrived this evening. Extensive prepsra
lions for a demonstrated in their honor have
been made, in which nearly all theDemocratic
clubs OF this city will participate.
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ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS. September 9s.-TEs Deputy United
States Marshal Of this Distrfct, while st.empt-
ing to arrest some parties IL Dunknn county,
.. Srgsd with Illicit disu ling, some days ago,
was Fesls Ell by nrteen arms4 men, and forced
to reD eat.
ALittls Rock specialize the Defg0cT0;seys that
Capt simpson Mason, president Of toe Board OF
Registration Tor Fulton cOanLy, was ASSASSIN
aued or the 70 b by the ku kluX. One negro in
Lswisbery and three IN Columbia county have
BEEN killed recently, Rad several Il gro churches
burned.
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BALTIMORE.

BALrIyoRE, SEPTEMBER 8-Ehe Grand Lodge
7. o. o.. =. disposed Of The amendments to Tue
CoLs1tut on.
lhe hp-oal Committee on q NatlansE Jubi-
Zee lepCrte1 IN JaYOr O knl1HuE q s. mi-ceUteu-
MA snl iTsrsery OfElJd Fellowship u Phila-
(. lphia IN the 18Th o. APjL. Iii report was
&C s-pted.
The Democrats II the Fourth district today
nominated aIi K HOSeI for Congress-. on the
Il d baliU..
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OFFICERS oFTHE ASSOCIATION FOR THE
YEAR Is6s-

YEAR Is6S.
PRESIDENT "A. B. Haynes.
VICE P~RESIDENTS.-F. W. Roysber, G.. {.
Holmes, q. NJ Barnett.
RECORDING SEcRETARY.-Hugh D. Greer.
ASSISTANT REcoRDISG sECRErARY.-Wm.
Henry Lake
CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY Jno. Nc.
Brooks.
TREASURER j. III. Gcodlett.
EXECUTIVE CoXNIITEE.-A. D. L. Stewart,
Chairman; Lson. Trouzdale, A. J. Hays, n. c..
Perkins. q. W. Gift.
u. Mason.
SUPERIETESDEST-JOhn p. TreBe-
want
RING MANAGER ID. D Dismukss.
CoASITrEE John p. TreZevant,
Chairman; G.. c. Holmes, X. j.. b. i. Wynns,
who are alone authorized TO collect suoeerip-
tons and dues, contract and liqaidate all la
billaes OF the society.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, September % The attend
snce At the state Democratic Convention TO-
day was immense. The procession today was
one hour passtr g a given point. and the one to-
night was thirty MINUTES. Gen. Blair, Mr..
Psndleton and others spoke.
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THE interior Of the Varieties having been
Il beautifully decorated. the Stage furnished
with \ splendid new set OF Scenes, also q rev
aud beautiful Drop Curtain, by SaW- W. Quick,
the talented scenic artist Of the New Memphis
Theatsr, win reopen on MONDAY EVENING.
August n, for the regular Fal ard Winter sea-
son, with a new and powerful company, who
will appear every night IN Songs, Duets,
Dances, NegroiSms, B1rlesques, Faross, Ora
mas. etc.
Admission, See. Private boxes, Is aua
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND BASKET PICNIC
OF THE
Sons of Temperance,
AT
James, Park, head Of Vance street,

ON TUESDAY, THE s2ND INSTANT.
~ The best OF music IN attendance, aad a
good time may be expected.
A GOLD HEADED CANE viii be voted to the
most popular political Club. Now a you who
pride yourselves on your particular club, come
out to James Park 90 Weanssdsy and show IL,
or vote in the city, as there viii be voting pla-
ces all along Main street,
The Uverton Drug Store,
Renkertis Drug Store, corner Main and Market
streets,
O.. c. Wars &Bro's Drug Store, corner Main and
Adams streets,
Chsudler's rug store, Main, between Jensrson
and Court streets,
Gray & BarradsiFs Drug Store, corner Second
aad Court streets,
J. @. Eyrieh's News Depot, $40 Main street,
Lary Harmsfad's WhSffbcaf.
R< Plc-Nlc tickets, 80 ssnts, for sale a. the
above mentioned places. seI7
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Young Mems Seymour Club.

,.,HE regalar weekly meeting OF the Youna
Neais seymour Club will Os held this even.
Ing at sill man Ball. iuil attendance OF ON
- and membsrs is requested. Emfnsn,
soaakSrs Will address the meeting.
nv order OF the President,
1spis5 10 ", A, PVkNlSG, Secretary,
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the use of their Hall for saes OF this character,
and we hope it will be found q great eonyen-
iepce for all Public Sales OF Real Estate as far
a. practicable 20 be made ct that point.
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APPEAL


FOR Prsiderf----HORATTO sEYNOUR
F6r wee Preudenf--FRAMK a. BLAIR.
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INSURANCE.
IN z CE-
STATEMENT Of TIE CONDITION
or THH-
Globe Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
On the 10th Day OF September, 1865

TBE name Of the Company 70 the GLOBE
Il MuTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
&c Is located in New 1ork-
The amount OF ls capital Srsck Is 100000
The amount OF Capital patd up 100000
ASSETS:
Cash on on hand and deposited $ lt109T GS
Real Estate
Debts due thu Company secured
by mortgage On uneucumbersd
Heal Estate, worth l0 per cent
more than the same Is mOItgagsd
Df----- " zs,SV
secured, leans On Us. bonds 1850 60
pebts due the Company Ior pre-
NUNS, deferred premiums,E~- I5s,ss4 IS
Agents accOunt-.----- 1855 "A
Bonds and Stoczs owned b. ths
Company, per vJuchers accOmpa-
n wing, how secured, and tate OF
interest thereon. to-Hit:
fRr val. MKT val.
U. 8. Bonds 1881
nsH-~--~z.coo 1855
Z. X. 5-zO IstT
nos registered,
u lou H'nes
EegiAtsr'd IOI5s~4o.Ocs 4.7So
n. York eOuu-
tered. lOj--. R,H0 zoos %
BEOeklyn City
Cd. I@.--- $500 $3.50 90 S.sn So
$3.50
All other EE2 %
Total assets Ofthe COmpapy 70
nary !, IL ,lS So
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G1&AAH Vt ANAA
City and County OF New York.
John A. HArdsubs-g, Second Vice Pregi-
dent, and Henry C. Freeman. Secretary OF 1.-THE
GObe Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
New York, being duly sworn, depOse and say.
that the foregoing Is q full, true and correct
statement Of the affairs OF the said company;
that the said Insurance Company is the bona
ode owner OF at least one Hundred Thousand
Dollars OF aotual casn capital, invested in state
and United states stocks and bonds, or IN
bonds or MORTGAGES Of real estate, unencum-
beTed, and worth double The amount for which
the same Is moTtgaged, and tEat they are the
above described OmcSTB OF said Insurance
company, and that the assets have not been
diminished, but Rave materially increased
aimee the date OF above statement.
JOIN A. HARDEs BERG,
Al ice-Fresiden nj
HENRY @. FREEMAN, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ne, this ieth
4 THos sADLER-
Commissions for Tsnnessee.
STATE OF T-ESEEssEs, u
CoNPTEoLLERi5 CFTTcE,
HAsHY1LLK. July !, lSS.J
L,G. ". Blackburn, Comptroller of the Treas
tusi Life Insurance Company, located at
Nev York in the state o. New York. has
produced 70 me satisfactory evidences that said
Company has complied with all the require
imposed on Insurance COMPANIES; ana I fur
Their certify that II 7. Tomilusun &C., Agents
OF said Company, has also complied with the
requirements OF the avs OF the state, made
and provided IN such cases, wherefore, said
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company has
ness OF insurance in this State, at Memphis
Tenn. q. w. BLACKBURN,
By PLUNKETT,
Comptroller OF Tepnessee.
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Sales Of Merchandise.

VIE solicit eangiSnmsBts Of any Description
w OF Merchandise to be sold at AUCTION
having one OF the most convenient sales
IRONS, admirably suited for the display or
6oods, and ~ one OF tbs nso-t pusue sttuAHons
In the Gy.
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ussTE CONGRESSIONAL 1sTRICT
F- OssOTesE-----SOEH ~. ECH.
~ Efpaf s-.--W W. VAUGHAN.
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~ office.
TELEs9 called for in thirty gOl dsys. I viii
L sell at the prem ses o. R0ysL-r. Trsxsysnt
so. three casks Gu ensware, three s2inning
JennfeS, sixty-eigaT P.ows, Screpers, ere. VIII
- sold u pay charges, unless called for by the
owner within tie specified time.
A. r. D0D,
MEMPHIs, Sep. q, 1854 Elwl "a Front street.
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THEATER,
Corner Main snd Washington SIS.

o. 81. b.
J. EKRRY-~--.-----~~-.ssase Manages
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoNPTEoLLER'5 OFTICE, ,
NASHVILLE. July l, 1873 J
n. 7. F~oNLEsoE, MS JUDAH
II. T. ToMLIEToN & CO.,
General Agents Tor rennessee, HisSis-
sippL Arkansas and Forth
Alabama,
No. II Madison St.. Memphis. Tenn.

AGENTS WANTEDAMen OF good character i,
integrity and enterprise, can secure Agencies
IN the uncecupied tsr1ttoryt By tmmedlate aR-
Memphis sepis3E
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OTHER Properly can be added 70 this sale
upon application in time 10 DO inserted IN our
AdverttEsm entE.
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TEEKs-Cash.
These are sales which parties may at
tend with eOandesee that they are Per
emPtOry and without Reserve As 10
Price.
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For Sale,

A SECOND HAND SEVENTY SAW GIN,
"A Ia perfect order, at
J. 8. SHAW CO.
se2f u 233 Second street.
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4 Comfortable Cottage,

Just west Of the above, on Eagiand AYnae, a
OF OF IhS same size On which q
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Third Day.

FLOWERS.
Best display OF Greenhouse Plants, In
dJwtr or with foliage-----..-...... 10 q
Best collection Of Nerbenas in bloom---- 2 o.
Best Floral Design S u
Ses. Aalf.dozen Delsed Roses In bloom..- . o.
49, Rsoua4 q N
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NEW ADvERTTsEM'NTs
COAL COMPANY

DEALERS IN BEST PIttsOurg Goal. Coal
II sotzpsdby the car load and In hozshssds
Omos 321z Asin street, Memphis, Tenn. ssss II
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REAL EisTATEat PRIvAFs SALE

OUR list Of City and County Properly AZ
IN many instances held a. prices that must
commO ID purchasers, and
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So la az and favorably known In this eommu.
nifty a. q cusip ess man, viii give his unolvlneQ
ate niion TO Rer ting Houses, Coleoting hen2s
and Paving Taxes for those VINO place toer
prr5perty IN our chaTge fr tGat purpose.
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On Dunlap Avenue, second house south of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. being Lot
No. =, OF the Ragland Snbdivts1on-60 feet
mont by leo feet IN depth. a very neat ard,
good wei water and q pleasant neighborhood,
making a desirable home for a small invest
meuL.
TzHEs-HaIf Caah. and balance in SIX
Months with interest.
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LIABILITIES

All other securities---- SS@
Total assets Ofthe COmpaU To- jan
nary 1, 81, III ,les
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tation with his usual urbanity, and after
having made some appropriate remarks,
in which he alluded to the needle as the
instrument par excellence Of his former
profession, he generously donated a
large sum in aid of the laudable object
of the gentleman's mission, and con-
cluded by expressing his earnest desire
that this commendable enterprise might
be crowned with success.
Henry Clay thus spoke: Constant,
persevering application will accomplish
every thing. TO this quality, if may
be allowed to speak of myself, do owe
the little success which have attained.
Left in early life to work my own way
alone, without friends or pecunlary re-
sources, and with TO other than IA com
mon education, | saw that the pathway
before me was long, steep and rugged,
and that the height upon which l had
venturcd to fix the eye of my ambition
could be reached only by toll the
most severe and 4 purpose the most i'll
domitable. But, shrinking from no Ia
Dor, disheartened by obstacles, | strug-
gled on. No opportunity, which the
most watchful vigilance could secure,
to exercise my power, was permitted to
pass by unimproved.
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ILIVENOT ALONE FOB MYSELF.

II live not alone for myself" said a
beautiful flower one fair morning, as it
lifted to the sun its crest sparkling with
dewdrops. I" live not alone for my
self. Moftlls come and gaze on me,
and breathe my fragrance, and go away
better than they came, for l minister to
their perceptions of the beautiful. l
give to the bee his honey, and to the
insect his food; I help to clothe the
earth in beauty"
81 live not alone for myself,'' said a
wide spreading tree "I give happy
home to hundred living beings; grant
support to the living tendrils of the
vine; l absorb the noxious vapors in
the air; l spread welcome shadow for
man and beast; and too help to make
earth beautiful
Il live not alone for myself said 4
laughing mountain streamlet. 81 know
that my tribute to the ocean is small,
but still am fastening to carry it there
And | try to do all the good | can on
my way. The tree and the flower love
my banks, for | give them life and nour
ishmcnt; and even the grass, which feels
my influence, has a greener hue. The
minnows find life and happiness in my
waters, though l glide onward, only
a silver thread; men and animals seek
my brink to assuage their thirst, and en-
iov the shadow OF the trees which |
nourish. | live not alone for myself"
81 live not alone for myself" said
brighthued bird as he scared upward
into the air. My songs are blessing
to man. have seen the poor man sad
and despondent as he went home from
his daily work, for he knew not how to
obtain food for his little ones. Then 1
tuned one of my sweetest lays for his
ear, and he looked upward, saying, "Be-
hold the fowls OF the air: for they SOW
not, neither do they reap, nor gather
into barns; yet my heavenly Father
feedcth them. Am | not better than
they and the look of fgloom changed to
one Of cheerfulness and hope, | live
not wholly for myself.''
a live not alone for myself" should
he the language of every thinking, re-
fecting mind. 1t is the language of
duty, guiding to the only ath of hap
piness on earth, and preparing the soul
for unalloyed bliss throughout "the
enduring eternity.''
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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-07
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Harper's Weekly, one year, 81 90.
An extra copy of either the Magazine Weekly,
or Bazaar will be supplied gratis for every club OF
FIVE SUBSCRIBERS at s4 90 each, in one remit
tance; or six copies for $40 90. 's ..
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Volumes of Harper's Weekly, in
neat cloth binding, will be sent by express, free
of expense, for 81 each. A complete set, com
prising ten Volumes, sent on receipt of cash at
the rate of IS 25 per vol, freight at expense OF
purchaser Volume XII ready January Let, 1868.
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American Provinces must be accompanied with
20 cents additional, to prepay United States
postage. Address
Z :. HARPER g. BROTHERS.
.. Franklin Square, New York
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-07

81 90
Harper's Bazaar, one year,

Harpers BaZar, one year, 81 90
An extra copy of either the Magazine, Weekly,
or Bazaar will be supplied gratis for every club OF
FIVE SUBSCRIBERS ut 81 90 each, in Que remit
tance; or six copies for SO co.
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
- Subscriptions sent from British North
American Povinces must be accompanied with
20 cents additional, to prepay United States
postage Address
HARPER & BROTHERS.,
Franklin Square, New York.
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