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NEW YORK CITY ITEMS.
Suspension Of VandeVenter & Co. Cuban
FiIibusters- Purchase Of
Stock

Suspension Of vandeVenter 4 Co. Cuban
FiIibusters- rs---Fraudulsnt Purchase OF
Stock.
NEW YORK, September 23.-The sus-
pension of the stock firm Of Vandeventer
" Co. was announced on the Stock Ex-
change to-day. The senior partner is in
st. Louis, aud the junior partner, named
Kindly, has absconded with at least SI00,-
900 in securities held by the firm, and left
the books, of which he had charge, in
such condition that the firm are unable to
ascertain the correct state Of their affairs.
They asked the indulgence Of the Stock
Exchange for the present, which was
granted.
A special dispatch from Liverpool to
private parties, says the total amount Of
specie known TO be shipped to New York
within the past three days, Is s2,OO0,OOO,
oue-half of which was exported to-day.
\ Cuban flibustering party of about
seventy-five men embarked yesterday on
a steam tug, intending as was supposed 10
steam out Of the harbOr and take Cuban
vessel waiting for them, but they were
watched by Revenue Cutter and disem-
barked al Williamsburg. No arrests were
made.
s. J. Goodenough is out in a oard deny
ing. the allegations charging him with
fraudulent transactions in purchasing
stores for the Methodist Book Concern,
and desires the public to await his proof
Of their falsity.
The steamship Donan, for Bremen, took
one million half Mexican dollars, which
arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz per
steampship Cleopatra.
The jury in the case of ofSehurman, chsrg-
Cd with abstracting unsigned bank notes
from the Treasury, rendered verde, of
guilty this afternoon. A motion in arrest
Of Judgment was made with view Of
obtaining new trial.
Prominent friends Of Cuba desire IL TO
be stated that Article NNIN Of the Con
adopted by the Cuban Congress
in April last, declares al Inhabitants of
the Republic absolutely free, and they de-
ny the statement in Summers recent
speech, that any decree has been sunse-
quenly issued maintaining slavery.
The sun OF to-day says: " In every res
pect the action OF Sickles, since he has
been charged with the Cuban negotiations
In Madrid, has been in the fulhlmeny of
his Instructions. He has done what he
was orderedt to do, and the end Is near at
hand"
The ECeIsiag Post attributes the great
fall in Vanderbilt stocks, and the panic in
the stock market yesterday, to the Com
modore himself, for the purpose Of getting
IN the stocks at low figures.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEGRO CELEBRATION.
A Universal Suffrage Speech Democratic
Endorsement.

CIScISSATI, September 23.-Yesterday
the colored people of Dayton, Joined by
delegations from most of the towns on
the line Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dsyton Railroad, celebrated the anniver-
sary of the emancipation proclamation.
Peter II. Clark, (colored)r OF this city, de-
liyered an address. Among other things
he said: " have within a few weeks had
the good fortune 10 find myself in accord
with the good old Democratic party, to
have my sentiments applsuded by its or
gans, and several Of them have gone 80
far as to assert that with such sentiments
AL entertain and avow l am as good a
Democrat as need be-
The above refers To newspaper com
ments on his Louisville speech, OF which
he said: :" 1 lind In reading over my
speech, which has 50 pleased my Demo-
cratic friends, that demanded equal edu-
cation, equal employment and an equal
ballot for the co!ored man. and for this !
am admitted in full standing to the Demo-
cratic church." He spoke for an hour.
The attendance was large and good order
prevailed.
Judge Swayne is 10 leave the bench to-
day in the United States Court.
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CINCINNATI RACES.
The Time---0ne Mile 0ash---Claimed to be
Best ever Made in America.

CINCINNATI, September 25.-The irst
race al the Buckeye Course to-day was
u mile dash; subscription Sl0-the Club
adding 200. summary: Hamburg L,
Maggie D ., Lynchburg 3, Annette ., En-
quirer >, Littleton 9, and Flash Of Light
ming :. Time, las. The second race WIS
mile heats, free for all ages, for purse Of
$500. Summary: Alice Poole, distaDced,
Charley Walker 1. ?, sue Morrissey I, !,
r. Bissick 3, 5, Kittie Free =, 3, Knight
hood distanced, and Maggie Bruce ., 4.
Time, l:44zl, l:445[. The first race is
claimed TO he the best time ever made by
Two year olds in America. The attend
ance Was good, and the weather and track
6ue
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FRANcE---CHINA.
Improved Relations Established Between
the two Nations.

PANS, September 25.-Prinee De La
tour D0nergHe, the French Minister Of
Foreign Affair.", and Mr.. Burlingame, Of
the Chinese Embassy, have made arrange
ments for establishing an improved rela-
tiOa between France and China on basis
mutual and eoneiliatory. The French
government has sent out Instructions TO
its representatives in China 20 act Ia ae-
cardanee with this policy.
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Eiuht Miles South of Coyinutcr

Wagons. Oxen, Mules. 20 or 50 head Of Hog
Blacksmith Tools and everything pertaluIl
10 the same. The Mill is situated
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FROM CANADA.
Lord GrenyiIle Urges the Annexation Of
British Columbia to Canada.

OTTAWA, September 23.-An important
dispatch has been received from Lord
GrenvilIe, in reference to the admission OF
British Columbia to the Confederation OF
Canada. He urges upon Gov. Muir
grove and the Council the propriety and
Advantages of the union.
McDougal, the newly appointed Cover
nor Of the Northwest Territory, leaves for
the seat-of Government in two weeks. IL
is understood e@at there will be no diff
Guilty about the delivery Of deeds Of trans
fer of the Northwest Territory before the
loan is raised. The Solicitors Of the Hud-
son Bay Company are prepared to deliver
them over at once.
McDougal has made arrangement with
an American company to run telegraph
TO Fort CORY.
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VIRGINIA.


RIcHMoSB, Va, September @S.--R. T.
Daniel, Chairman OF the Conservative
State Central Committee, publishes card
this morning, stating thai there Is not even
the color Of truth in the newspaper state
Inents that Gen. Candy ever inIimated
that the test oath would RoI be required
II he (Canby) could be made Senator.
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CAPITAL CONVENTION.

Delegates to be Transported at half Fare.
ST. LOUIS, September 23.-The Cover
nors Of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska,
Oregon, Nevada, Arkansas, Louisiana and
Missouri, viii send delegates 20 the Capt.
tai Convention. \ large number of citi-
zens, including several Senators and Rep
resentstives in Congress, will attend.
The leading railways viii either trans
port the delegates free, or commute their
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GEORGIA


ARRAY Between Whites and Negroes.
AUGUSTA, september "a difficulty
occurred In Columbia county on Sunday,
between a planter named Baker and a
party OF negroes, in which a negro named
Wm. James was killed. The published
accounts report that Baker acted ia self
defense.
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REPORTED LYNcHlNG.
A German Outrases his Niece in Illinois.

ST. LoUIs, September PA report
comes from Moline, H., German settle
ment Few miles east OF here, that Philip
Steimel WAS hung yesterday by some ex-
cited neigbbors for attempting TO outrage
his niece, only twelve years old.
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For RENT.

FVVBE MENKEN PLACE, on BriAlkley Ave
/ nue. eligibly situated. There on the
grounds a good dwelling, stables and ont
houses. To a reliable party, very favorable
terms VIII be made.
scN MENKEN BlSOS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

TyHE stated communication uf XIII @
winning Lodge No. 3fl, will be held SE
this Friday evening sept. 2ith, at/N\
) o'clock, for dispatch of business.
All NJ NJ = frafernaliy invited.
BY order Of JOHN AINSLIE, ". NJ.
Prs X pg-TIEN Secretary sr2i
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INDEPENDENT PRESS,
No. 2O3 Madison Street.

FEHTS Press, formerly known as the Merritt
i Press. Is now open for business Having
been thoroughly repaired, we propose 20 put
cotton in excellent order. We intend max
ing this our future business, and VIII guar
antee 10 please ali who VIII send US their cot
ton. MORSE 4 HD DSOS.
E. L. MORsE,
! JSo. hU bsoS. SEA-
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, September 23.-Dry Goods.
Market moderately active; II is nsvertho-
less weak on certain styles--plaiu cottOns
particularly. Cotton fiannels, PCmberton,
from lT}g 10 l6. Reynolds "A blcached
muslin from l3l 10 l3; Pacific J., 4-4br0wn
sheeting from l4i4 10 "A; Atlantic l., a
brown sheeting Az 10 "A; Harris un-
bleached IlL TO II; Hills A bleached
muSlins and IS do. also reduced Ne.
Money - The main features in Wall
street to-day were the excitement in the
Gold Room, and another heavy advance
in the rate, and the stringencv in money
was renewed, as well as the panicky feel
ing in stocks.
The transactions in gold were on a scale
Of magnitude without precedent in the
history Of the room. The rise to-day was
based partly on the expected recognition
Of the Cuban insurgents as beliigerents at
an early day. Money was very stringent
throughout the day, and in the afternoon
the dealings on Broad street were revived.
The rates paid were : per cent. per anuum
and commissions Of 4 IA \ per cent, while
"a 90 = per cent. was paid for turning the
stocks below par, and / TO = per cent. for
the high priced stocks, and late in the af-
ternOOn per cent. WAS paid on New York
Central, aud 2}z on Hudson River, while
money itself brought commission Of 4
per cent.
The HUDSON RIVER hallrndd company
TODAY passed a resolution in favor Of con
solidating with the New York Central, the
rates to be- specified At a joint convention,
to be held in few DAYS.
At meeting Ofthe Directors OF the New
York Central, at Albany yesterday, the
consolidation resolution passed.
The Judge who WAS yesterday credited
with issuing an injunction restraining the
Directors Of the New York Central from
acting in the consolidation matter, denies
having done so.
Sterling lower, and closed nominal, at
~ for 90 days bills, and for sight.
The Cold MAJ ket stands at l431Sdl43lz i
and The latest transactions were at these
figures. The true extremes OF the day
were l4l and l445s, and the fluctuations
were 80 frequent that they ilied six pages
of the Gold Room Ledger
The rates paid for carrying were fiat 80
al per cent. gold, and y, 1854, 3-32. =, 3-l6
"a = per cent.
There il very little disposition 10 lend
gold on time, and very high rates were
paid for the use of II for lj. 30 or 90 days
Governments frm. Old Tennessees IL !;
new do. 5l1z.
Cotton firm and quiet Sales 1860 bales
uplands Al 20c. Flour s. s0faS 50 co.
Whisky = 25@Sl Z71I. Wheat. Tennes-
see. 81 54lll So; white, DO. 81 30. Rice
ouiat: Carolina SGI9c. Coffee firm; Sngar,
c,lba i2Iz@I27<c. MOlaSses quiet. Corn.
mixed Western 8 zeal 20.
NEW ORLEANS.
orrp.Ns SeDfanhar a -Cottoo
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GEN. SHERIDAN.
himself and Other PersOnases en- route for
MeKicO.

ST. LOUIS, September 2a.-Gen. Sheri-
dan and Col Forsythe. OF his staff, Sena-
tor sherman. OF Ohio, and two daughters,
and D. Mckinney, of the Central Pacific
Railroad, en- route to Vera Cruz, Mexico,
arc in the CITY
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tender Mix OF Niolets may be used 10y such
with perfect safety, its cooling balsamic quail
piInples, etc. Sold by an druggists and fancy
goods dealers. V. W. Brinckerhoh, y. Y, sole
aa-..nf lnl. A InnrIesI-
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, September %. - Cotton
quiet. Uplands I2Hd@I2lldi Orleans
f2IS@l2Isd; safes 5000 bales. California
white wheat los l0d; Red Western 9s cd;
Western -four 24s6d; Corn 3Gs; Oats IS I'd.
Peas l5s. Cotton at Havre l52f
LONDON, September 23.-Consols 92A.
American Securities quiet but steady
5-20s of 90 s21I; do. of '65, old, 50; do. of
81 sII<: lO-4Os 74I5; 5-20s of ~, at Frank
fort, fiat S61s. The bullion in the Bank Of
England has decreased E2l GOO. French
Rentes Z0f 6Gc.
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]. NJ. VARlAN g. SON,
Successors to F. B. Baldwin,,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE.
Nos. 20 and II B0WERY,
Near Canal St. NEW YORK.
Near Canal ST., NEW YORK

WE would beg leave respectfully to call
w your attention to our stock OfC'LorHING.
which Is one OF the largest In the city, cut in
the most fashionable style. and made in the
best manner, and VIII be sold at exceedingly
low prices.
Our YuUTHs AND cBILDRES's DEPARTMENT
now complete, is the most extensive in the
country, Unsurpassed in quality and sty le,
and comprises a full assortment Of Dress and
school Suits.
FURNISHING DEPARTMESr.-We e offer in this
line full assortment of Gents Underwear.
Hosiery, Gloves, Cravais, Ties Shirts, I'm
brellas, etc. SHIFTS made to order and guar
anieed TO N.
CUSTOM DEPARTsIEST.-We would call 10
this department the particular attention Of
gentlemen who have their clothes made TO
order. We have n large assortment OF Cloths
and Cassimeres, of the finest that can be
found in the European markets: also fnil
assortment of fine American Casslmeres.
We feel sanguine that the most 1astidious
mnst certainly see something with which
they will be pleased.
j. NJ. VARTAN & son,
b. II, INGRAHAM,
jy3 Formerly Of MsmphiR, Tenn.
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ST LOUIS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 23.-Fionr $ 75G
S Oj. Wheat 81 l7@l Il. Corn 79t479L.
Oats 44e. Rye sec. Barley 81 30. High
wines 81 I66aI IL. Cuba Sugar l3&@l5c.
Pork SD 75fG23 l2l.. Lard lsl. Bulk
shoulders l4@I41s; sides l7@l74e; hams
T-ILCTSe
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HAY $50 90. Pork S34 I2Jz. Bacon firmer,
shoulders l75z; sides 205z62lc; hams p
@25c. Lard I91x@22. Prime sugar l21f
6l41zc. Molasses. reboiIed, Goa 20. Whis-
XIV 221Sal 20. Coffee unchanged. Gold
1897. Sterling nominal. New York sight
par.
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI, September %. = Family
flour 50 OO6d6 25. Corn aSCdl 90. Oats 20
655c. RyeSI. Whisky 81 I5G1 IS. Pork
held at s}2 Lard 177fc. Bulk shoulders
l4ck; sides IKE. Bacon shoulders l6c;
sides l9l4e. Sugar, raw, l3AglB; re-
fined l5Gl75z. Wheat 81 f2@l IS. Bar
lev, 81 65. Butter 30d35e. Eggs 1920.
Beef Cattle dropping, - 75(9S5 90 per eVt.
Sheep firmer, - j0Ggi 50 per cwt. gross.
Hogs IS OOCa9 - gross.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUTs. September p. - Superfne
ffour s. OOGa5 ~. Wheat, No. Red Fall,
81 GOAL Is. Corn S9c6gl GO. Oats 40d50c.
Rve s3C1sGc. Barley 81 1881 45. Whisky
81 Is. Pork So T5d33 90. Bacon shout
ders I6IIc; clear rib sides 191@c; bulk
shoulders 1871; sides l94@l9'&c; hams
221S Lard declining lSaiS}4.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 23. - Heavy !
hemp bagging 25J5@26. Superfine -four ]
S5la5 25. Corn l 0U. Oats 45(g50c. Rye 90 |
d9jc. Tobaceo--sales l75 hbds. at 81 COO |
Sl7 IS. Provisions firm. Pork S326g33 50. |
Bacon, shoulders, l61le; sides l934fql934c. /
Hams 23625c Lard zoe. WhiskySl 81 l2ta
I lS
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MIsslssIrFI - TENsI8ssEs Rl.ILaoAl

Memphis, Tenn, Sept ~. 1889. J
GOGi POSS of the First Mortgage q per cenfj }
I = seven per cent. bonds OF this company,
maturing on the lst October next, viii be paid
at this office al maturity.
-. II. Ia NIB. Treasurer
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No IS UNION STREET,
LEE BLOCK, MEMPHIS, TENN.

HAVE FOR SALE AND KEEP CONSTANT
i Is on hand a fuh supply in part az fol
lows;
100 casks Bacon;
200 barrels Mess Pork:
Z5O kegs Lard;
100 hhds. Louisiana Sugar;
200 barrels Hard and Refined Sugar;
200 packages Molasses;
500 pieces Kentucky Bagging;
100 tons Iron Ties-assorted.
500 kegs Nails-all sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
500 barrels Salt;
200 barrels Whisky--alI grades:
$50 boxes Cheese;
500 bags Coffee;
Extra Sugar-cured Hams, and numerous
articles not mentioned. sel2
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This Friday Morning, at 10 o'clock. at the
Chamber Of Commerce.

The Real Estate, stock, ETC.. belonging "a
the Bank will be sold, embracing valuable
property and Arkansas Lands.
TIE sale is peremptOry, and all purchasers
OF the assets at the sale yesi erday morning,
are notified that unless payment of their bids
Is made before 10 O'Clock am. to-day, the sale
will be cancelled and the assets resold.
/ will be al my ufiice, Citizcns' Union Bank
this morning, from 81 10 10 AIN.
sea ". A. HILL. Receiver
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NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS. September Z3.-Cotton
irregular, middlings 271z@Z73I; sales 1867
bales: receipts 492S bales; exports, coast
wise. ~ bales. Oats Is. Flour firmer,
superfine IS 50; XXX s. %; XXX 50 IS.
Corn lower, white q o.. Bran 81 -.
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MILLINERY.


re | am now receiving daily my FALL
STOCK OF BoSSETs and HATS in VELVET,
plush. FUR. CACTUS, STRAW and SATIN; also
CumDREN's, MISSES and Boys FASCY HATS.
VELvETs in SILK, ROYAL, UScUr and TABBy.
RIBBONS OF every design and quality. SILKS
and SArTSs, PLUMEs, FEATHERs Old Ladies'
CAPS and HEAD DRESSES, in endless variety.
My goods have been selected personally
from the latest French Imporiations, and the
stock is complete IN every respect. Country
merchants are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. sels
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WHOLESALE GROCERS
COTTON FACTORS
AND -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
326 FRONT STREET,

MEM MS AA-hA
HAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
II hand, full assortment. consisting IL
part as follows:
loo casks Bacon:
100 barrels Mess Pork:
100 barrels JOwls and Rumps:
2IU kegs Lard:
lUl hhds. Louisiana Sugar;
.UO sacks Coffee;
800 pkgs MOlasses-hhds.. bbis.. hlfH z qrs.
iU00 pieces Kentucky BagEing NJ. 4 n Ky.
py, Iande man, and J. 4 ID. Flax
lO0 tons celebrated = Arrow Ties.
5Uu kegs Naiis-asSOrted sizes;
5lN barrels Flour;
North Carolina Roe cut and gross Herring
ftn bbls pure. cOpper-distilled whisky;
I0D barrels rectihed Whisky;
50 barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention 70 the above, we re-
spectully request q continuation OF your pa-
tr0nage, and promise. by strict attention 10
business with the Interest Of our patrons
ever before US. 10 merit Il.
auglS dew HILL. FONTAINE n co.
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!
thirds interest IN the
LindwOOd Mill, the same in 100 Acres
of Land,
Wagons. oxen, Mules, 20 or 50 head Of Hogs,
Blacksmith Tools, and everything pertain Ing
10 the same. The Mill is situated
Eight Miles South Of Coyington,
One MN east Of the old Clopton Camp
Ground, six miles west Of Masnn's Depot.
Near the Mil are confortablei
DwoI1i1aE HOUSES,
Good healthy well and sprlnes, Those who
wish 10 lnveSt cannot DO better. The Mil Il
a New one. frsr-class, complete aud In good
order, recommend itself by making the very
best or
FLOUR, MEAL AND LUMBER,
Situated la one the best localities in Upton
county. This property viii be offered al pub
lie sale on
Friday October Is, 1869.
Sale TO take place on the premises Terms,
Cne-third cash, balance Ia one ana two years.
sel5 t1w !. f. WHifE, Proprietor.
Extensive and UnreserVed Catalogue
Trade Sale
OF
FRENCH AND SPANISH WINES,
BRASDIES, GIN, LIQUORS,
sARDINES, OIL, PRESERVED MEATS,
CoRKs, ETC.
BY EUGENE T0URaE, AacsiOneer,
TUESDAY, THE 5rH AND WEDNESDAY.
THE 9TH Of October, 1863, ut lOl. O'Clock
am. viii be sold at auction. at the stores OF
The Importers,
Messrs. Vor. Maignan & :. Lahorde,
Nos . and . BienyiIle streets,
First Day, Tuesday. 5th !:
90 packages. boxes and baskets TRCFFLBs,
PATES, TRUSTS and VEGETABLES, FRUITS,
IN juice, CORK. OLIVE OIL, CAssrs De
DIJoS, etc
200 boxes BUHGUNDY wrNEs, viz: Chablis,
Poeimari, Clos, vougeot, Nuts, Ivolnny,
etc
80 packages BRANDIEs, viz: Champagne.
Vineyard Proprletors, 1881 90 1865; Lar
rond frcres; Gautier freres 1915 to 1879;
sutton, ls00 % 1881, etc
ID boxes BEANDIEs, Gautier freres, bottles,
Imperial, and TASKS.
50 boxes GIN, TASKS, celebrated Bell brands.
I8 half and quarter pipes GIN, do
IS bbls WHISKY, Crab Orchard, Mckee, Nei-
son County Pride, O'Donnells o. n, Bour-
bon.
40 boxes CHAMPAGNE, Ackerman Laurance
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY. GrH
claret in Casks.
COO casks CLARET, Rions', Larroude freres, NJ.
al. MOntferraud, C0tes du Bourg ST. Lou
bes, Bandol, 81. Macaire, etc.
- half Sauternes Lirroude freres.
SgO0 boxes CLAHEr, Eagle brand, Cantenac,
Margaux, Chateau Lafitte, celebrated
Chateau Pape Clement, Pichon Tongue
vilIe etc.
l3G boxes WHITE WISE. Sauternes, Chateau
Yquem.
3tlj packages MADEIRA, SHERRY and BUR
GCNDY POET.
Catalogues. with fun particulars and liberal
terms. VIII be ready on the ID October.
NnTE.-Merchant%, unable to attend the
sale, may send their orders and limits, WIN
proper references, 10 the auctioneer. ser
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Saint Mary's School,

CORNER of Poplar and Alabama Mrs
u MARY r POPE, Principal. viii open for
Boarding and Day Scholars the FIRST MON-
DAY IN SEPTEMBER. No boys over ten Will
be received. No pupils are taken by the
month. nUgt5
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NEW YORK.
THE mIssIsouOI POWDER

s1E HiiSSiSUUUi fUGDEk
A GTUALI.Y cures Cancers and Scrofulous
~ diseases of the Skin. See Report To J.. /.
Medical Society, and statements "a Physicians
In circular, sent free on application 10
CfIAS. A. DUBOIS, General Agent,
lo2 Pearl street, New York.
p o. Box 1853. jy7