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1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
Ii invigra,es the Roots Of the Hat.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxu-
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1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out
Hkeeps the Hair rom Changing Color from Age
1t restores Gray Hair to It's Original Color.
It brings out hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
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Il has received over SIX thousand voluntary
testimonials Of its excellence, many OF which
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unH1arv
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
PRINTING.
INSURANCE PRINTING.

We are also prepared 10 execute ALL KINDS
OF printing for Insurance Agents in q Superior
style.
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessse.-In the mat
ter OF ". g. Thompson, bankrupt In
To whom IL NAV eaucaru
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In the District Court or the United states, for
the District Of Wet Tennessee. N the mat
ter OF Lgtdd- Cartwright 4 Co, Bankrupts.
IN bankruptcy, District OF West Teunessee-ss
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figures on fine cotton fron J to lie per
pound, but buyers were not making
much inquiry, and only few bales were
sold-these were low cottons at irregular
prices.
CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE,l
MEzPHIs, July 1, lsea.
stock on hand Sept. l. lse7...-..-....... I,Oso
seeeivea to-oay % *, o.
25s,98l
Exported S SSevioasi 8I zs
Stock on hand................................ 80
The Wheat market remains about as it
was yesterday. We note sales early in
the day of 80 bushels inferior at 81 40;
10 sacks do, 81 so; 25 sacks No. 2, 81 20;
go bushels No. 1, 81 90; small lot OF
No. sold at 81 IS in bulk. Mess Pork,
quiet at 500 90 to 20 so. Prime Mess,
s26 50 to 81 50. Rump, SIS 90 to % 90.
Clear Bacon Sides, II to l71c; Clear Rib,
l6I to 1879; Rib, IS to 164e; Shoulders,
l34 to lac; country meats, to &c lower !;
plain Sugar Cured Hams, Is to 10 plain
smoked, II to l8e; Sugar Cured Can
vsssed, 20 to 21e. Lard is weak at ls4
to l9e in tierces kegs, 10 to zoe. Corn is
dull; we quote on leYee at 80 TO 92e I;
from store, 97e to 81 90. Oats in small
way, rs to soc; on landing at IS to
re. Bran, duh at $27 in lots and $50
from store. Hay dull selling st SIG to
II on Ievee by the ton. CornmeaI steady;
fresh sells at 81 50 to 50 from levee and
store; Kindred, "a 60 to 475 Old
chickens, 81 so to rs; young,S s. so to 3 80.
Eggs, scarce, IS to zoe. Flour, quiet and
weak Superfine,S7 soto so; X, So 90 to
9 so; Xxx, $40 to IL +; XXX, So to
Is; Fancy Brands, Sl4 90 to IA 80. New
Potatoes are in light demand at 20 to Toe
per bushel and 81 90 2 50 per bar
rel. Butter is very scarce at IS to
soc for choice country and Western.
Cheese dull-prices range from 134 TO lie
for good. Coffee is quiet, with fair
stock; Rio, Il to 263e; lava, IS to 42c. Nc
lasses firm Sugarhouse, in barrels, Csc to
Soc; half barrels. SOC to 81 %; kegs, SO
to 10 50. New Onions, quiet at 81 TO
per barrel. Salt steady; barrels, So 90 I;
sacks, 81 rs to 8; Dairy Salt
per barrel, 81 90. Tar in Kegs per
dozen, IS to 50. Sugar firm; prime
to choice Louisiana, Is to lSc I;
fair, IA to 15c; Island Sugars, Is to
l6c. Tcbacco-lugs to common, 5 to he /;
selections, Is to zoe fancy work natural
leaf, 81 90 to 81 IS; bright pounds fancy,
81 TO 81 % medium, Soc to 81 common,
so to 75c; smoking, fine and fancy, 81 to
81 Is; common, 35 to 75e. Whisky is
dull at 81 so to 3 % for common.
The stock market is dull. Choice
becves range from to Sc gross inferior,
8 to &c. Hogs, dull at to sc. There is
no demand for sheep 81 so to so per
head would be the best figure obtain
able ior lot.
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NOTIGE.

Il HAVE determined hencefOrward to do a
IL Commission. business exclusively and have
lan sec my store and taken an Office up stairs
n 3allle tl1tdllgs where Will % glad TO $50
my friends and patrons. Thanking theTn fnV
past faYofH, beg continuance OF the sane
mhih NATHAN HCFFHE1MESi
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VlHE undersigned heretofore trading under tn
L naine of LIE , MAN & CO.. Memp his, Tenn.
and LEHMAN & JOB NS0N, Holly Springs,
Miss, give notice that said firms and partner
ships are this day dissolved by mutual consent
CYRUS JOHNSON,
j. g. JOHNSON,
Z. W. LEHMAN.
Msmphis, June Is, 1858. iele St
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Cotton was dull in Liverpool at the
opening to-day, with Uplands, IlB to
HID Orleans, lls to HID. At noon the
market was easier, but quotations were
the same, and closed dull. Sales 5000
bales.
The New York market at the opening
was quiet but weak, with quotations
nominally unchanged. At 2 PIN. the
market was quiet but steady-high
grades scarce aud held firmly at higher
rates-IOw Middlings nominally 303c /,
Middlings, 3I1 to Sl7c; Orleans, 321c !;
Good Middlings, 334c. At the close the
demand was good and prices were tend
ing upEards-Middlings, sla to SIC;
other quotations the same.
Holders In this market advanced their
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-02

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat.
ter Of Davis BrySon, Bankrupt II BANK
Tuptcy, District Of West Tennessse-ss-
Tn rzhnrn IL NAY crnnnarr1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-02

Stale of Mississippi, Washington county-In
sJhancery, May Term, 1855.
No. l4S-Bartley, johnson & Co., VS.. T. D. Ell
lott Ell als.-InjunctiOn and Attachment Bills
PURSUANT to a decree OF the Chancery
ii Court of the county OF Washington, state
o. Mississippi, rendered in the above entitled
cause on the 18TH day of May, AID, 1868, the
undersigned, Commissioner, viii sell, at the
door OF The Courthouse OF said county, 10 the
highest bidder, between the hours prescribed
by law, on The
Tenth Day of August, A.D., 1858,
An the right, title and interest OF the defend
ant, John z. HoodOuru, as the sole suTvlvtD 9
heir-at-law and deVisee Of John WOODBURY.,
deceased. and in MS own right In and 70 the
following describe laud, to-wlt: All OF sec
ton number three, all OF fractional section
seventeen, lying south OF Rose Lake ditch, BE-
ing continuation of the section Line between
sections two and three also, the west half OF
the northwest quarter and the Wes5 half OF the
southwest quarter OF section eighteen, all in
township seven teen, range nine tSlswest, con-
tanning ia all about nine hundred and four and
three-quarter (9e454) acres, In the county Of
Washington, state or Mississippi Terms Of
sale as follows, tO-wit: ONE-rHI RD % CASA,
balance in one and two years, bond aud seeu-
r1ty being required from the purchaser and
event the purchaser fails 10 pay the bonds eK-
eeuied BY him, or either one OF them al matu-
rity, the UNDERSIGNED, Com q lssloneE, IS a1-
thorized, upon application from any party in
terested, 70 expose the said lands for sale anew,
for the amount so Gue and unpaid.
will also offer for sale, at The same time, at
the door Of the Courthouse Of said county, to
the highest bidder. for CASH, between the
hours prescribed By law, all the right, title and
interest of the defendant, John h. Wood burn,
IN and TO the following described lands, to-wtt:
The southeast quarter and the east half Of the
southwest quarter OF section eighteen. and the
northwest quarter OF section twenty one, in
township seventeen, range nine west. IN said
county of Washington and state Of MiSsis-
sippi. =. j. COMSTOtk,
ia daJR I'd smmissiOner.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee or Alexander Eudi
OF Memphis in the county Of Shelby. and State
or tennessee, within said District. who has
Lition, uy the District Court OF said DISTRICT
Memphis, Tennessee, the i0ch day OF June,
A ID. 1888. WILLIAM " fsFRODF
leIl Is - Assignee. etc
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Opposite A. 7. Stewards Dry Goods Palace, cor
ner Tenth street.
Where he viii be pleased to receive the orders
of his friends and public, aud especially 10 hear
from those who have 50 literally bestowed
their patronage on the firm heretofore. He viii
supply these UperiOr Instruments to the trade,
Wholesale and Retail, at the very Lowest
Prices, made with the Insulated Iron Rim and
Frame least In one solid plsJeE They excel all
others in durability, superiority OF tone, and
elegance OF external appearance.
Al these Pianos have Overstruug Scales, CIV
ing in connection with the patent iron rim and
frame. Full. Round, Powerful and Sweet Mel
low Tones. The Cases are e egant il Sppear-
ance and easily and safely handled
80 Warranted TO prove satisfactory, or the
money retained.
Addres all orders TO
Siberia OFT.
se5 d&wl0m 7S3 Broadway, New York.
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In the District COurt o. tnB United States. for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the matte
Of Alexander Ruad. Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District OF " est Tenuezes-ss
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BUCK EYE SALTE,
Dlss0IutiOn OF COpartnershlp.

Sold by MORRISON ELLIS,
iyI 1872 Main street.
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II fact we are able to execute everything in
the Printing Line, in style and at prices en-
urely satisfactory to our customers and hope
that the public may extend to US a liberal share
Of their patronage. isn28
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Ia rae District Court Of the United states, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In tue mat
tar OF David Marks, Bankrupt In Bank
Fuptcy, District q West Ten nezses-ss.
To whom Il may concern
The undersigned hereby gives nofica of his
appointment As 1ssIanes Of David Marks OF
n emphis, In the county OF Shelby ard STATE o.
Tan nesE1e. villain said District VII has been
adiadged a Bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Co1rt OF said District.
Memphis, TeRn., the ID day CT Jure d.
IEaa WILLIAM y CIRODF
lss 10 II Assignee, etc.
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UPON ITS OWN MERITS,
TRx TT ON Oh

u x Z I . N . Il
To be fully convinced, as its effects are instan-
taneOus from the first dose taken, entering al
once INTO the blood and penetrating every pore
OF the whole body, driving out every i'm purity
from the whole system, and creating instead
PURE LIFE BLOOD: hence its name.
81 For sale by ALI DFGKgtsts. ma28 If
WATER MANuFACTORY, No. II Peoy-
farre street, New Orleans. Seltzer Water put
up in bottles for the country at 81 per case OF
one dozen, and at s. . per barrei of three
dozen. Also, Tarred Seltzer " ater at l5c per
bottle Vichy Water ~ 25c per bottle. Orders
left at the Factory, or addressed through the
postonice 20 Glass Box, No. l5l3, New Orleans,
promptly attended 10.
TRENOULET & LETOREY,
a~q1 Rrn ErOpriafnra
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I. O. o. f.

GAYoso ExcAMParENr. No. 8.LOO.F. Meets
on the lst and 81 THURSDAY NIGHTS OF each
Month. Geo. Aellersh, c. p Thomas Bacon,
Scribe. JeA
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In the District Court Of the United states mr.
the District OF " ssB Tennessee. In the matter
OF Alexander H. Merrill, Bankrupt. Ia bae K
ruDt0y, District Of West Tsnnessee-ss,
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70 "uoLu - my oOuceiA )

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Edward Warburg, BaEkTup:. In bank
ruptcy, District OF " est TeIinessss-ss.
10 uhnrn II rnar ncrcarr
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The undersigned hereby gives notiss OF hisan-
pOintment as assignee Of AexanGsr H Merrill
Of Memphis in ire county 81 shelby and state
Of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adJudged q Ban krupt upon his own DesI-
ton, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the Sd day Of lane A.D
1854 WILLIAM Y, CLRODE
JED II Is Assignee. ETC.
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In the District CO1rt OF sus United States ror
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
Ter OF Klein z VOL, Rallkrupts. n Bank
ruptcy, Distrlct OF West Tsnnessee-sz
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figures OF fine cotton froua to lie per
pound, but buyers were not making
much inquiry, and only few bales were
sold-these were low cottons at irregular
prices.
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/ The undo rsigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment As assignee OF e5IesuWald & Laabe
OF Menu his- in the county OfShelJy and state OF
Tennessee, within said DlsGIict VINO have been
I adl judged BankTupts upon their own petition.
BY the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the lth day or June A. D.,
ISIS. WILLIAM Y. CIKODE,
Jelz - q Assignee. Etc.
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The undersigned hereby giFes notice or his
appointment as assignee o. ii-orzs y smith OF
Memphis, ia the County ~ Shelby, and state
Of Tennessee, within said District. who has been
sd udged a bankrupt upon his-o own petition by
the District Coart or aid Dis srict
Memphis, Tennessee the llth day Of June
A D. less. WILLIAM Y. CLR0DE.
tsl2 Is Is A.sfg1ee &c
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the Bistrict Of Wsss Tennessee. Il. the mat
teri Of Frank A Sanders s. Ban kruDs In ba1l<.
ruptcT, District OF West Teanessse-ss
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In me District Court of Inc United States for
tne pisarlct OF west fenEessss-In the mat
Ter or James Flaherty, bankrupt. In Rank.
rnptey, district OF West Isnnessae-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives pof.,. - ~.
appointment as assignee Of Ja- SO Ffafs.vf--
o. Memphis, In the county Of Shelby AMI
has been adjudged q bTa<Flpf u7e01 MS o,.-I
petlt1ont ~ The Dist Court OF said Dist 4
Memph18, TenEa, the Sd day OF Juns D..
Leoa WILLIAM 7. CIRGDra
le4 y - Assignee. etc
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OuAOK NOsTRUM.

But is q preparation which has been brought
out after many long years of the deepest re-
search, aided by the greatest chemical science
and skin that could be brought to bear In its
production, We therefore place 1t wholly
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IN the District COGTt OF the United states. for
the District Of West Tenn ssee. IN the mat
ter OF Robert Z. u. Ea1L, Bankrupt IN bank
EuDtcy, District OK Ness Tenuessee-z:
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In the District Court OF the United States. for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
Ter OF Thomas Pa ydlstt. Ban zEupt. IN bank
rEptcy, District Of West Tennesses-ss.
70 whom it may concern
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF hIs
appointment as assignee % IN ON a. p Aydlett If
Memphis, IN the eoanIy OF Shelby and state OF
tennessee Within sid District. who has been
AL Judged q Bankrupt upon his own petition
~ the district Court OF SAID District
Memphis, Tenn, the 5th DAY of June. A.
L, 1855. WILLIAM \. f,fisODT
JED II - Assignee. etc.
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The undersigned hereby give notice OF their
appointment as aaEignses OF Klein 4 WoIf
or Mem phtS, In the eOuuty OF Shelby sad
state Of IenneESSe, within said District
who aaya been adi Judged bankru nts UPON their
Tict =.
Memphis, Tsnnessea. the Attn day OF June.
A. D. 1865. WILLIAM Z. CTEODE.
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE
js5 u Is AssIgnees. exc.
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/ The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
/ appointment as assignee OF Ed ward Warburs.
/ Of Memphis, in The county Of sheiby ana
state CT Tennessee, within said District. Sho has
/ been acJudged a Bankrupt upon ais owe pall-
/ ton, by the District Court OF said District.
] Memphis, Tennessee, the eth day OF June
/ A. D., le6e- WILLIAM J. gIRDDE
| Jelz - % Assignee, Etc.
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THE
B0ARDMAN, GRAY s GO.
PIANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.
7ss Broadway, New York City,

rgNHE subscriber, late a member Of this well
i known nrIn, has establishments Wholesale
Agency,
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are honest the matter, but THIS IL not the way 10 e
the question; 1t must be done III leg'l anu piop'
Mr. Yanderpeel read the law as to the power OF the
police and the Coroners, and said that there was no
doubt that tho had the nght 10 take possession
Of the property of the deceased persons Ill sue cases ~
this of Mrs. GatewOOd. ,,.-,, 80. l..
Judce sutherland said-It was undoubtedly an I'M
nroner interference the part OF the Police but tha
is not the question; was this warrant issued without
any right on the part OF the Coroner 10 Issue ~ CON
Tess that don't any law which makes TINS inter-
ference crime. II can show me the least shadow OF
right 10 issue It, shall he glad to hear either yourse OF
counsel on the point. You say he stands charged De-
fore me" How does he stand charged before your
Coronor-The Sergeant told me tlHt he look INC pIop
ertv by direction of the superintendent. ,
Judge Sutherland-You had undOuDteuiy a ciVll fcu
a criminal process. -, ,.o,,r 1roro-
Coroner-But suppose issue q subpoena, your Hohor,
and the party fails to appear what am 70 40 -,
Judge Standardization you should issue an attach,
mrut | think I'm tins case you have made mistake, ana
must discharge tho prisoner :, 1 vi.
AT This iuucturc OF the proceedings coroner Flynn
seemed very much chagrincd. The superintendent Dclh
liberated bowed TO The Judge and departed Tor Mnl-
bcrry-st and the Coroner III quanday paSacu scIoss
the ,treet o his office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
TIE POPULAR LECTURES AT COOPER IN
S1ITITE.

BY reference TO the advertising columns OF
THE TRBUSI ii may be that the Trustees Of the
Cooper Union have engaged Dr. j. T. Boynton to deliver
hs celebrated course OF lectures the Geological His
cory Of Creation the large hall Of the Cooper Institute
commencing tomorrow evening. Tickets OF admission
be oDaned gratis at the various places advertised
Twelve years Dr. BOynt0n these same lectures
IN the great metropolitan Hail. 10 an audience OF 1000
date the crowds OF people that desired TO attend Two
years later he repeated the In the Cooper
j. Hawks GOrbam ID. Abbott, H. ogden DOremus, James
Harper, Valentine Mott, Henry w. Bellows, John w.
wilson g. Hunt John n; Griscom, Stephen II. Tying,
Cyrus Field, Horace Webster T.. III. Chaplin HoratiO
Alien Peter Cooper. John j. Owen and others. this
occasion the course repeated twice We think the
Trnstees have made mistake In offering those lectures
iree a. thousands Will attend who take little interest In
Aence and thus crowd out other thousands who would
be willing 20 pay ar admission fee.
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LATEST SHfP NEWS
ARRIVED.
St us China lIvrst Liverpool Nor o. ui'' iud - lass


ARRIVED.
sss, China Il,ai,t Liverpool Ngv n uiss tud ~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
1ArdrrL hrg y. johnson, ION New loTk
,ehr n O. Ireland Philadelphia A. ~ Edwards flihcyha
FoEtHts. MoNnoE Dee I-Psol steamship baltimore for
LonuA brig lns fr Glaisole nnd iee
fr bahia Roads bark = u raa or Nova scotia hng
NifrA Dare Alexandria Psssi "r Norfolk lafte Nrtug
hok and Lon.a and tue a states steamship Sac,
savasSlH Dec lCleafc steamship America Tor liuof, 'f
man ,spn srh Irene MrsserUc los baItl hucllc
Mcff.a. Tor Ugcecbss sophia for Nassau, \. T.
Dec 1he steamship China SALE t ''tthg ioT
Yokohama With y cabin and ~ '''ags
pa,srn.en She carried $4,000 tfeamtr, tttWO %
nLi,b for aud RH,WO for Japan. Arrived
ship Helen nom Soscssus Bog Cleared hp' Acadia for
90 sacks wheat; Tines, Liverpool !p sacks DO
There's. Rio Jaucroi Jane Rio Jaucrc toj hs hour ""Irh
fleece Hong Kong sAs ,ps PActous NesioTG Go"uda for
Cork; Whit. sSallow, Hong Kong
KrsLosDos Dee 3D. chr Alice Scranton, BlAh'hrori
Sterling lotk; Nrs Globe Elnbeihpori Coaster, Albany
linan New Sailed sehfa sac' Dr. fsnihn, and SsIoh
Tor New YOrk, Tbos. Fitch Tor Tsugier
DISASTERS
HayASA Dee 1.-The American sehr Elru Forrest nm N"9A
Honduras Colorado Reefs "a TIE unfttNrst eide "i The
aud total lose The captain Ani i'hsd
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

A stated meeting of the American Institute
wac held last evening at s rooms In the Cooper building
Thomas D. Adriance esq, in the chair John W. Cham
here Secretary After reading Of the minutes Of the
previous meeting which approved, the Committee
the Admission OF Members submitted the names Of Ga
eandidates who admitted. DR.. Parnelee, from the
Library Committee informed the Institute that the Rev.
Jss Thomas " this city had presented the Institute with
" ts.Hnea Of choice scientific books and recommended
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p1SSENGERS ARRLTED.

ppov LIVERPOOL Nov 2l-Ia Steamship Chnt-Nv Clst,cr,
Nj s Mr. Clas Dumucr M aud 81, T.. H. Ncvtu th4s b.
Gregor, Mr. CmI,liut. Mr aBl Mrs GJucr W. Mcdowell Mr.
~ Howe and daughter l. j. HAYES D. L. Peterson, H. G.tlus
Mr Lswman NJ. Ludav, Mr. ana Mr. o. D. Graham l. foo'e,
Nj Russell H. johnson NJ Leland w. Renson Mafs' aueT
r. e. Donovan >r Clare. Bright W. T. wuuVp T. w Smil, L.
Rih,chd s w. Mublnk Ms H. Ec clcA ald nurse, H. Mon
gr J. McCue q. krr nsftglg Mr. storm asi ION. WIN
Cas g. Davis g Fambln, Mitchell, !olI hogcs. PA!re j.
uIsL A q Palm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

~, ,o,,as no made life member OF the Institute.
A hoilot was taken, and Mr. Thomas was Unanimously
elected Or Feuchtwanger alluded In feeling terms 10
,Lc death of MIR Warren ROwc, many years ldentined
Win the mechanical branch Of this Institute, he having
AT different times served several important commit
tees m mark OF respect for his memory lac moved that
committee OF five be appointed 10 attend his funeral
Messrs FeuchtwangeT Rich, Coryel, Steson ana Emory
were appointed said committee after which the Institute
oil
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NIP OscAYyAN ON TURKEY.

Mr.. Oscanyan, Consult General of the Ottoman
Porte the United states. lectured on "soca Life in
Turkey az Pixies Music Hail. last evening for the ben
eft OF the Sunday School Of ST. Peters Episcopal Church.
10 an audience both large and spprecatiye. Mr. Osean
pan presented many instructive facts touching Turkish
inaniers and modes Of living, and assisted IN his
elaboration 10y two young women, atred IN the Oriental
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

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