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.oAMUsERfENTs.
DICHMoND .oTHEATRE. -
Aase!' a0IraAL ITALIAN OPERA. !
. rxunrrr nrcsA x,n,fs - y - hNEfls9 stffs

A. BIsCEIJ CIAHrf ........ ::DfhEcroK.
The Director obegs leave Is announce 8 short
Opera Season OF, 7 IGHfS OhLftst the
above Theatre during which an array OF the most
eminent and celebratsdi IN the counxy Will
appaar In the folowin g p. ,palar Uyeraa :,g
MDNBAY, February 18TH Rosini's e. delightful
Opera IL HAkBIERE Ill sRVIILIAsg8a
fut Opera Bu1ra DON eParQU UALn. 10,
| "WEDNESDAY, February i7th, Flotow's ysplen-
hd.d Opera MARTHA. A.nl - na31 .a3Y.a
Madam FANNY, NATALI TESLA. the cele-
brated Contralto, from the New York Acacemy OF OF
ID usic and the principal Theatres In Amersca wiii
appear on each OF these nights In connection with
/ HE following distinguished artists: % 81
signorint CATTERINA GAM, the young ac-
compiished Prim Donna Soprano LeRgiero.
SIguor TESLA. the elegant Tenor Leggttro, nm
surrassed for his silvery voice and wonderiui s2-
sianor REINk, the famous Baritone from all
the principal Theatres in h Europe.e7o ICcA
signor SUS'NI, the favorile great Basso, tne
artist par erceLence. p iF,t. -, s..LEs
Signor L.pklNh distingpishfd d Baritone,
siEnor VINCENZU, and others
rADMtssION.--To the dress circle and pIqucte.
81; reserved seats, Soc extra family circle 'sc.'
gallery Soc. h"s
sale of seats Will commence, on .THgRSOAY,
February lith, ut O'Clock, at Mr.. u. Il. BID
Goop's bookstore, No. H37' Main street, re
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CARPETS! CARPETS!

large assortment OF CARPETS, OF every
de ,cription, At prices from 6oc. to 81 per yard.
Also. COCOA MATS, RUGS. DRU6GET and
LINEN, for Crumb Cloths, nj -
7~..- LEVY :EoTHERs'. Ii.
fe6 1913 and I7ls Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE First DAY OF JULY THE
r PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YKAR, RUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE ~HIRTY-FIR ST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE RPLLER PAYS THEM
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MEETINGS.


DERSONAL.-Inform is wanted Of
l. the whereabouts OF ELIZA Il. QUINN, who
is q native or Drnnlshaube, county L2stritn. Ire
Land. ANY one knowing anything q her will ad-
New. York, where che misy hear OF something TO
her adyAnt ige. feS-A*
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The regular monthly meeting of the City
Council was held in the City Hall yester-
day afternoon. Present, Messrs. Saunders
lin the chair, August, Clinton, Milford,
Smith, Clopton, Van Lew, Gregory, Taylor,
Crutchheld, Ordway, Kent, Yale, Miller,
Sharn and palbu7c '.'c."'
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MOST EVERYBODY KNOWS, AND

r.METER intends to use all his exertions in
maintaining in bis new store the reputation for re-
LIABILITY in the repre- sentation Of goods, and in his
charges for them, AS enjoyed for so many years in
his former establishment, and assures his friends
and the public In general that he has his matters
north arranged in such way as to keep him
almost daily in receipt OF the latest styles the best
OF qualities in DRY GOODS. TRIMMINGS, and
NOTIONS. at price, as IN ,derate &s any merchant
can buy them lall the blowing to the contrary not
withstandngl, and will continue TO sell them,
theref re, as Low AS THE LOWEST. fes
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Third Presbyterian church
Church HilD Rev. P. B. Price preached
his last sermon, prior to his departure for
his new field of labor in Rockbridge county
Lerge congregations attended in the morn
ing and afternoon, and when the minister
alluded to the long years of his counee-
ton with the church, and to the ties now SO
soon to be severed, the eyes of many an
old friend or parishoner were sufused with
tears ---- L. ---L--- ----
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TALfVE OIL, in cases, for sale b. :
~ do / 70 70 o.g'iF I, PALMER, HlARTEccN y Co.
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,ssv1RANCE COMPANIES.

xguTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSO-
M CATION 0F RItUNoSD, A.-0FFrCH
I',<r,, OF MAIN AND 1wELt TIL STRRETs-So.
80 tIIt company is now issuing policies OF
,reunb,rshir 4 tho most II "I al plan Of the day.
Fmr fan particulars OF he working OF the $50
.,att,p can st the flee for n pamphlet.
Trmlbcrsnp fe,s from ten 10 twenty-five dol
,,rs according to age.
!"i ses, srpcn.s mads. only In of death Te--
soI from If ""n To sixty yeas OF aye received ,
,>lh m ale and female.
'''" - J A. BELVIN, President
n Y STkTKE, General Agent fe g. 3m
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WoRsTBD eooDs'
WoRsTED GOODS 1!
MUST BE SOLD.
PRICES REpUCBD TO COST AND BELOW
,..' COST.
HOODS. sONTAGS. NUBIAs,
and BREAKFAST SHAWLs
almost given away at .".
LEVY BROTHERS,
l2ls and l2l6 Main street.
DRESS GOODS very cheap. ta2s
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AitI1lnl1Ileel1l1ld lIe1 i 1ispatrt:..

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" rs LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. ..... ....- .-,......
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RECEIPTS AND Dish BURSEMENTS.

The report Of the City Auditor giving al
estimate Of receipts and disbursements for
the year ending the 3lst January, 1870
was presented. The estimated total of re.
ceipts is $23s, ,464.l5 disbursements, $685.,
J l49.l9-leaving the amount to be raised by
taxation, S343, ,6s5.04. The report was re.
fcrred to the Com mittee on Finance.
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DISCIPLES.

While several of Richmond's favorite
preachers have left their charges during the
last few months, others are already coming
to take their places. Among these is the
Rev. Thomas S. Arnold, who was called to
the Sycamore (DisciplesO church after DR..
Hopson went to Kentucky. Mr.. Arnold
preached his first sermon to a large congre-
CATION on Sunday morning last, and made a
most favorable impression.
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.5NEAGIC COMBS, DOwDEN'S DENTAL
HA FLUID. tXapthine H. ir Rsstorern Eau LHs-
irale, for tie hair, sod by by.ouvv.n n,u...,
fee-2t* sixth and Broad streets.
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Mr.. Sharp, from the Committee on Health,
submitted q report recommending the dis
continuance Of the city dispensary; which
WAS adopted. ..,ao "a .a3Eas -
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THE ISRAELITE

Rev. George Jacobs, of the Mayo-street
congregation Of lsraelites, has recousidered
the call to Philadelphia which he lately de-
clined, and it is now stated that he will
accept it, greatly to the regret of his many
friends here.
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ALMANAC ,FgssuAs1 .. 1859.
,unrf rises 46 Moon rises ........ $40
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u,AKE YOUR RISKS
INH)ME INSTITUTIONS

7uE LANES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
pE NISAINIa,
OFF = No. 1875 MAIN STREET
- pREPaRED To ISSUE POLL les OF
NaHINx ISSUkANCh on vessels and goes ::
inland INSURANGP on goods transported 10y
river canal, or land-cs csrriage. .g.-.-a
ErKE .sl'RaNCE on me- cIsadise generally.
dwelling houses, warehouses, and othsr build
legs. " .# -..a..
Il r,tn-7, of yrt,Aipm octN De made for the un-
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LAST CASH DIVIDEND Fifty PEE CENT.
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Monday, the 2Ist Iune, 1859,

In 'front.' of the Commercial Hotel, in the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, expose for sale, at
pubic QUERY, t0 the hlgneSt Dl9der, Iof easn,
and sell the following lands lying and being
in Mississippi county, Arkansas, t0-wit: The
w OF Y 4 Of section 9, section is, EA Of
ship IA, north range Z east; W y section Il, s
81 section Is, section l9, W = section 4, N W
= section %, = of section Sc, section IS, sec
ton So, township Is. north range s east; sec
ton I, : e 4 section II, section Y, section l8,
section IA. section Is, N u section =, section 3.
section y, section z, EA and y W section
ship 4, north range s east; also, w of sec
ton 8, T. q of section as W q of section 4, Sc
Il Of section 5, E 4 Of section s, fractional
section 8 and fractional section 10, in town
ship Is, north range s east; east fractional y
of section ~, west fractional u OF section q,
ion 81. township Is. north range 3 east;
W of section II, SWH OF section q, VIZ
and s E of section 81, s 4 OF section 50,
township 10, north range y, east; w a Of sec
ton 4, section 5,N w a of section 9. section z,
section s, w q of section 8, section II, section
rs. section i9, section 20, fraction of section ..
section 80, ny of section 81, N w Il, west OF
river, OF section 81, section -, section 3, sec
ion "A, a of section g. = of section u,
township "a, north ranged east; section. ~
township Il, north range u east, containing
z, 9le acres more or less. I4I .
Also, an undivided interest of 1904 acres,
more or less, In and to the following described
sections and parts of sections, containing
6775 acres, more or less, in Mississippi county
Arkansas, to-wit:
fFAcllOD OF scCt1On Il, tOWuSHlp 10, nOltu
range 9 east; fraction OF section q, 8 W frac-
tionalK of section p, 4. y OF section g, EM
and 8 W Z Of section 81, n E a of section 81
N w a of section 50, township b, north range
g east; NE u section L, WAof SW u OF Sec
ton Ia. township IL, north range 10 east; EA
Of section "a, 5etion 80, township Is, north
range II east; -ection II, section Is, section 36,
township IA, north range IL east; n E y of
section !, Wy of n EH of section II, TOWN.
ship 10, north range Ii east; e andS W Il of
seotion6, township Il, north range 9 east; W
"A of section 3, W. of section 4,SE q of
section 8, + u of EH of section S,N y Of
section Il, N EA of section 20, $ Ell of sec.
ton l9, township Il, north range 9 east.
The sale will be p-eremptory and at the
time and place stated, commencing at the
hour Of eleven o'clock am. The equity Of
redemption and dover interest OF the said
Jeptha FowIkes and his wife Sarah w.
Fowlkes is expressly waived In said Trust
Deed. The title is believed TO be perfect, but
sell and convey only as Trustee.
The sale is made to secure the payment Of
the note of Jeptha Fowlkes, described In said
Trust Deed, for $3,0l5 90, and due LIST May,
1883, and in the hands of H. S. Smith, unpaid.
as -.r JAMES y. BEST, Trustee,
CLERK Circuit Court Mississippi county, ArkD
Beecher y Beleher, myl9
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n the ladies but knew what thousands Of lem are
constantly relating to us, We believe
One-half OF the weakness, prOstratBn and
distress experienced by them would vanish.
James Marsh, Esq, l59 Whist l4th street, n.
are weak and puny, his wife having been IN
able 20 10 nurse or attend them, but she has
taken PLANTATION BTrTERS for the last two
years, and has a child now eighteen months
old which she has nursed and reared herself.
and both are hearty, saucy and well. This
article Is invaluable TO mothers" etc.
Such evidence might be continued for a
yOlume. The best evidence is TO try them.
They speak for themselves. Persons Of sed-
entary habits troubled with weakness, lassi-
tude. palpitation of the heart, lack OF appe-
lite. distress after eating. torpid liver. consti-
patton, diabetes, etc, win find speedy yalief
through these Bitters.
WAFER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
che price. s
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w~oekfroln tho port New York, $50
balosi- exports since Sept, LIST from the
port of New York, 31O,550 bales; exports
for the week from all other ports, n 2Os
bales; exports since Sept. LIST from all
other ports, b,7a4,SSS bales. Stock on
handat the port of New York, 26, IS bales;
stock on hand at all other ports, 1O9,645
bales. Exports for the week to Bremen,
69S bales; exports for the week to Liver
pool, 6sI bales; exports for the week to
Hamburg, osS bales; exports for the week
to Antwerp, Il bales. Exports from all
other ports, for the week. TO Liverpool,
2o,55S bales; exports from all other ports,
for the week, to the Continent, $3.50 bales.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. II you would be
beautiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
II gives a pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youth and Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
It removes, Redness, BlOtches and Pimples,
cures, Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and makes
a lady Of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin smooth
and Pearly; the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and
imparts a fresh, plump appearance 70 the
Countenance. No lady need complain of her
complexion when IS cents viii purchase this
delightful article.
The best thing TO dress the Hair with is Ly-
pms athairOn. jel1
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Thursday. IunesE7, 1869,

10 the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH,
in front OF the Waldran Block, No. 40 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn. at 10 o'clock Am, all
the light, title and interest, legal and equita-
Die. which belonged TO said several bankrupts
at the dates OF filing their respective petitions
in bankruptcy, in and to the following per-
isonal property, to-wit: Ala the bills OF eX-
change, bonds, promissory notes, securities,
debts, demands, claims, accounts. Docks OF
account, chooses in action, and all land singu-
lar the personal effects and assets of said
bankrupts of every descriptions.
Also, the interest of the bankrupts in the
following real estate.
In the matter of J. H. Abingdon IN undi-
vided half interests in rs acres of a in. Fay
cite county, Tenn, subject to attachment
suit by ia. Tyler, Admir-, for Sal59 90; one
fifth interest In about 800 acres of land in
Prairie county, Ark, belonging to the estate
of j. H. Abingdon, deceased; one-fOurth in
terest in the estate of James Eiggs, deceased
notes, accounts, etc, announcing, per sched-
ule, TO S20as o.
In the matter Of W. ]. Alkire: 200 acres of
land in Bingham, county, Illinois, one LOT in
the town OF Mason in said county, n lD
acres of land in Wayne county lliinots-an
subject to attachments levied in 1856 by A.
shields; SO s'cres land in Jefferson county,
Illinois, 50 acres ia Marion county, Illinois,
and 100 aeresin Wayne county, IH1nois-snb-
'ject TO mortgage TO Isaac Scott, also attach
ment by A. Shields 80 acres land i'm Brown
county, Illinois, and 50 acres in adams
county. HlinOis-both tracts bered,
except for unpaid taxes
In the mailer of j. III. Borum: One lot in
the town of Durhamyille, Lauderdaie county
Tenn, containing one acre--subject 10. ven
doris lien for about SAO; one lot containing
half an acre, lying south OF and adjoiniDgthe
aboye-beiieVed to be u~nencumbered; and a
halt interest in the equity OF redemption in
storehouse and lot in Durhamvtile, formerly
belonging to the firm OF ]. IA. B0rum &Co.,
and sold under deed of trust in 1865.
IN the matter of Al. fma so acres of
land in the 9th Civil District of Hardin
county, Tenn.zbelievedto be unencumbered.
Ia the matter of W. B. Wigs: One-sixth-
interest in two tracts ofland, 20 acres each, In
Marion couuty,Ark. One-f0urth interest in
a marter section oflandin Lawrence county,
Ala: one-third interest in q half section VI
landfn Prairie county, Ark
In the matter OF WA. Eafey: The equity OF
eeemption in 40 acres OF land in Fayette
county. Tenn, sold under execution by the
sheriff of said county. sa kaa
TERMS oF-SALE-%Cash o N delivery, and a
deposit of 10 per cent, required on eachlot at
The schedules and other evidences of prop
| erty 10 be seen at my Office.
mySH 90 n c~Fieul1Es Asslkhee'
aanreeffrs4# arH rfrs
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, June II, lS69. J
FINANCE.

The only topic of interest in money
circles to-day was the decision rendered
in the case of Harrington vs.. the Mayor
and Aldermen of this city, re-establish-
ing the injunction which had sometime
ago been set aside in reference TO the use
of the bonds lately voted 10y the people.
OF course, as the matter now stands, the
July interest on the Did bonds viii not be
paid, without the city can make some ar
rangement to raise it without resOrting to
the new bonds. We have every conf
dence in the Finance Committee, and
think that its Chairman viii see his way
out of the difficulty which seems to fall
upon him just as the city was about to
emerge from the burden under which il
has labored for years, and justa as its credit
was approaching par. The effect this de-
cision viii have on the credit OF Memphis
is easily seen. Bonds viii decline rapidly
and City Scrip viii also drop very mate
rally. our quotations OF the latter are
merely nominal.
County Warrants are dull and Police
Scrip is weak.
Exchange is in fair supply and rates are
unchanged.
A few small sales of Gold were reported
no demand from the interior.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

MEMPHIS am lOusaLls EahaoaD LINE.
ARRIVE.
Day Express, r. T.. time~-..40 90 am. 2:O am.
City time...-,.3 10 am, -
Night Express, r. r. time.3D 90 pm. R:D am.
City time,2:45 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 81 IL Main street and at
Depot, head OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
change.
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MANY Thousand of them have been tested
proved a perfect success, as thousands of GER
t~ificates could be produced; but 1 deem II un-
necessary, as the Pump viii show for itself,
and prove all its qualities on examination.
1t is n Pump which is ultimately destined
to supercede all other Pumps now in use, for
the simple fact-first, the cylinder is made Of
solid flint glass, and IL undoubtedly will last
one hundred years, and still be good as ever.
Second, II Will never give any bad taste TO
the water, or rust Il. Third, it will never
wear out, so as to put the working part ont of
order. Fourth, the Plunger working in glass,
it viii last as long rs five in iron or wood.
Fifth, the valves are made Of glass, and are so
placed that it is impossible for them TO get
out of order. sixth, the conducting pipe is
manufactured of wrought iron, galvanized
inside and out, making il perfectly free from
rust. Seventh, no water stands in the pipe to
get warm in summer or freeze in winter, and
IL requires no printing to start il. Eighth, Il
is the best hand fire engine ever invented. II
will force the water from any common Wen
at the rate of twenty gallons per minute.
Ninth, its whole cor struction is so simple
and eompIete that renders it less Liable to get
out of order than any pump yet invented,
and makes it the cheapest on the continent.
When all its qualities are fully understood no
one will be without it. II viii save its cost in
insurance and many times save valuable
property. t
Having established. a factory in the city of
Memphis. Tenn, for the manufactory ofthese
Pumps, we are now prepared to furnish, at
wholesale and retail, TO all parties engaged, or
wishing 20 engage in the business.
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MISSISSIPPI GNO TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

RIy DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily.--.2:b pm. fi:D AIN
N. Orleans Express, daily..-S:3 80 alp 4 80 pm
Freight, daily e~xceptSun-
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
COffeeville, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north of Grenada ON
Mississippi central Railroad.
Ticket office ~ l-2 Main street and at the
Omnibusses viii call for passengers
and check baggage in any part of the city, by
leaving orders at ~ IL Main street.
A. s. LIVERMORE, GenT Sup't.
e. p. OAKLEY, Gen1T Ticket Agent.
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To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hope1eld daily at 7f-2
am.
Coming East-Leave Madison daily at pm.
FerryIBoat leaves foot OF Union st. at am.
S. b. BEAUMONT,
General superintendent.
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Aftanfinn PIantars and Iradars

WILL trade q new, fresh and desirable
i stock OF Clothing for u No. j Plantation,
now being worked with sock. Implements,
etc, having good dwelling and quarters. The
goods will be sold at n. ". invoice, and the
plantation must be priced on cash basis.
Address ]. NJ REAMER.4
myA No. IS Jefferson ST., Louisville, KY
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49,
CROP ITEMS.
DO not take down your sign in dull
times. People read newspapers all times
Of the year.
There are west of the Alleghenies
about 900 cotton and wooden mills, most
OF which have been established within
the last twenty years.
Chicago merchants are wide awake
fellows. They have spent fifteen thou
sand dollars, il is said, advertising their
wares in Salt Lake City in the last six
months. e.
The farmers in many sections Of Texas
are busily engaged in harvesting their
wheat crops. The wheat ia turning out
exceedingly well. This is the finest crop
that has been made for several years. 1t
is thought the price will not exceed 81 90
per bushei. as l#T
There are said to be $1,000 - CONNER
eial travellers in the United States, di-
vided IS follows: Belonging to Boston
and the New England states, 10000; New
York, 10000; Chicago, Cincinnati and ST.
Louis, 10000; Pennsylvania md Mary
land, including Philadelphia, Pittsburg
and Baltimore, 10000.
The Chester Is. c. Reporter saws that
persons who bought and planted Dickson
cotton seed, in that and York county,
agree in the statement that the plant from
TINS SEED mas SuHereQ more rom the cold
weather than any other kind of cotton.
As a general rule, they have failed entirely
in getting a stand
The break In Maraposa stocksin New
York, on the 9Th and 10th, was caused by
large amounts being thrown on the mar
ket by banks and private parties, who
held them as conaterals in loans. The
bankers that have suspended, so far, are
private houses. Several public banks
have lost heavily. but viii be able to con-
tinHe business. Ia
"A delegation of persons who act az
middle men between sellers and buyers o.
cotton, and receive twenty-five cents pei
bale for sales they bring about, are III
| Washington to protest against being
taxed one-twentieth Of one per a
cotton brokers. The Commissioners O.
/ Internal ReHenue-bas given them a bear
ing, and will decide next week on theil
1 claims.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ERRING BUT NOBLE.
Self-Help for YOUNG Men, who having Erred. de-
sire a better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes, tree of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. elldaw