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New York.

NEW IoFAs
NEW YORK, August 3-Cotton-SaIes of us
bales; middling uplands, 1870. Flour, s5 35G
5 60 for superfine State and Western; choice
Western, So 20S6 so. Whisky, 93a994c- Wheat
81 F9I 2 for No 2; winter red Western, 81 80
al 40. Corn, S69SSc for mixed. Coffee quiet.
sugar, 700 hods Cuba at 954d954c; Porto Rico,
915glOc Molasses dull. Rice, 79714c for ra-
goon; 1890 for Carolina
Dry Goods-Trade becoming more active
and prices for most part really steady. The
only important change Is q decline in stark
brown sheetings By agents 10 lSc, and Osack
do TO l211c.
NEW oRLEAEs. August Z3.-FIour dull; su-
perfine, SIS D Xxx IS S71z; xxx IS IS. Corn,
mixed So9S5c white, 95c, Oats, st. Louis,
25 Bacon I54glsASl914c Hams, DC. Lard,
uerce I7S4c; keg, ls54. Sugar quiet; pure tic.
@9lsky otta6 Sesa O Cohse prime nd "a
sales of $50 bales middling, H1zsI754c; re-
ceipts, l40 balesi no exports: Beeves, first
qGaiiiy,, s4g5; I'd do. So. YeSrlings. s7sI2
calves. S. aI2 Sterling, %. Sight, q pre-
MUM. Gold l6%.
LsuIsVIIIs.
LOUISVILLE, August Z8.-Bagging 291zaS0c.
Cotton, middlings, lsc, Flour, s. IS. Wheat.
visions quiet. Mess pork SO. Lard, l7c. Ba-
con, l41z9T149lS1zc. Bulk meats, tS149l8149
e2as3c. Tobacco, sales lis hhds at 81 1906 70
O. to Sic 30 for trash TO lugs and good leaf.
rIr eInclRHatl.a 7H rTtr
CIsCINNATI, August 23.-FIour Sc 00a6 25.
Wheat, 81 l3 Is Corn, 7597Se. Oats, 4094sc
for new; old 5l@57c. Rye, 7S2s2c. Barley,
BuiR i meats, I8sEe.. Bacon, I455si455c; sides
i71$dlSc- Hams, sugar-cured, 24a25c. Lard,
l6c- Butter, S9S0c- Eggs, I6sEc. Cotton,
lS549l9c for middlings.
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Tobacco unchanged
fM-.eN t. a
ging SST uuchansed. % Flour Fl4T 81 "a ~ sea- 65 wheat
No. red fall, 81 l39i IS: spring, 81 Goal @.
Corn, mixed 6Sc; white 75c. Oats 4O942c.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork, sg bacon
shoulders, l1{9l419c; clear rib, I71zc; clear
sides, lS14g glS1zc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 23-Flour dull. Wheat
l92e higher; gIcGsl. Corn, SIC. Oats, sc for
No2. Rye TI97IIze for No l and 705<c for No
2 Barley 315951lc higher; 81 Il. Highwinss,
s0Sslc. Provisions unchanged.
Charleston.
CHARLEsToS, August 2S.-Cotton quiet;
stock light; midding uplands I71<@I754c.
sales % % bales; net receipts, LIB bales; stock,
SaYaunsh.
SAVANNAH, August 2.-Cotton, in fair
demand; low middling l71$c; sales. 200 bales;
net receipts l07 bales; stock, 1ld bales.
kohile.
ding I754c; sales 20J bales; net receipts i
bale; exports coastwise, 20 bales TO New Or
leans; stock, S4lI bales. ..
FereIaR.
LONDON, August 2S-Consols s21S. Amer
lcau securities easier; l0-lOs, 50; 62's, So;
SOS, S775; SIS, S6%. Stocks dull.
LIVERPOOL, August 2s.-Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands. S1sd; Orleans, s14d; sales, 500
bales Ca Salifornia OF ,ns white whests los Cd; red
flour, 25s. Corn. No mixed. sos. r
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% SEPARATING cOTTOE-eIE.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

(,AN be gathered In the bOil--huus. leaves,
" stems and All. The drop cotton and nm
opened bolis can be saved.
TIE SEPAEA1Ino C0rTON-GIE viii save all
and gin ~ out cleaner, less cut, and leas
mapped lint, than can be made from the same
In use -Atlt-t
sar send for circular. . ...
DOWDA14L, PAGE CO., 5t. louis. No,
jyI8 u 49, Sole MAksrz-
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u. r.. e.
DREMIUM SPECIFICS which received pre-
Il miums at the Virginia State Falr. Nov, 1859.
ELIAS EFFKcTUAL ERADICAToR-A post
tive cure for Rheumatism, Lumbago, and all
pains of the limbs and joints, which many
have testified to. Price 81 90.
ELIAS EFFECTUAL ELIxIR-A perfect cure
TO all sufferers from Dysentery. D1arrhea and
all the bowel disorders. Price rs cents.
ELIAS EFFECTUAL EXrRACr-For the In
gtantaneous cure of Toothache and Neural
gia. Price 2 cents. EIHe
ELIAS EFFKcrUAL ELIXIR BITTKRS-A pos
Tive cure for Dyspepsia and all derange-
ments OF the stomach, and as an ordinary
:" Tonic. is second to none. Price 81 90.
ELIAS PREMIUM CEMENT, Is @COpGLUTINE,"- -
For mending China, Glass, Wood, etc, firmly
and imperceptibly. Price 25 cents per vial.
The proprietor takes pleasure In recon-
mending his SPECIFICS TO the public ASSURING
thepa that the most remarkable cures have
been effected by their use when all other
remedies have failed. &6 Tney need but q
trial to be convinced of their great value in
eradicating most disorders incidental to the
human frame. "a. Ele e
For sale wholesale by ISRAEL ELIAS. sole
proprietor, No. l57 Duane street, N. " and
In the city of Memphis by
@. W. JONES & co, No. s57 Main St
ANDREW RENKERT, No. l20 Main st.
GOODYEAR q HILLS, No. 2Sl Main st.
And druggists generally throughout the
~
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Notice to Contractors.

0TY TNGINEERB OFFICE,
u MEMPHIS, TENN., August Is, lS71
Es- Sealed proposals win be resolved at this
once until n O'Clock m. Monday, the 18th
Inst, for grazing Second street, from Bayou
0ayuso to the north line Of the city.
ans III. HUMPHREYS. City Eng'nr.
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10 BrickIaYers.
CITY EEsINEER,s OFFICE, :. -

GITY ENGINEERS OFFICE, "a
~ MEMPHIS. TENN, August II, lS70.
pS- Sealed proposals will be received at
ONCE until u O'Clock m. Saturday, the 27th
inst, for constructing three brick cu1verts on
Georgia street, one on Vance street, near NJ,
and C. R. R., and one on Yates avenue. be-
tween Washington and Adams streets. For
further information apply at this office.
aun JH. HUMPHREYS. City Engineer
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BELGIUM.
COMMERCIAL EFFECTS OF wAR

r COMMERCIAL EFFECTS OF WAR.
ANTWERP, August 23.-The war has
paralyzed business here. No failures have
yet been announced, nor are any antici-
psted. Here, as everywhere, the only
hope of the resumption of commercial ae-
tiYity is based on the speedy triumph of
the Prussians.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

LACRoIX-The friends and acquaintances
of Louis LaCroix are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral OF his infant son, from the
residence OF Wm. HenghoId, corner of Sew
enth and Jackson streets, Fort Pickering,
this lWEDNEsDAYl afternoon. at 4 O'Clock.
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A BOOK ron the MILLI0N.

a naAppIAEEI A PRIVATE COUNSELOR TO
MNtttsFAOA y THE MARRIED or those about
GUIDE. marEz mTstspIss SR sAs sB6 R56y5lSSg 4s8Sa
tions of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing on
spring, preserving the oEnplexlon, etc.
. This Is an interesting work Of two hundred
and twenty-four pages, with numerous an
cravings, and contains valuable information
for those who are married OF contemplate
marriage; stin IL ia a book that ought 70 be
under lock and key, and not laid earelessly
about the house. I-fs.,-,-rN ~ -
Sent to any one (free Of postage) for 80 cents.
Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, No. u N.
Eighth street, st. Louis, No. -
aS- Notice 70 ne A0ttcted and UsyoTtsDsdte.
Before applying 70 the notorious QUAoza
who advertise IN public papers. or using any
QUACK REMEDIES, peruse DR.. Butts work, no
petter what yonF disease =, OF hsw deplora-
BILE your condition.
Df. Butts can be consulted, personally or By
mail, on he d,Eeases mentioned In his vorks
once, No. l2 n. Eighth street, bet, Mafket and
hestnph ek Louis, no, .I.l1 81 r..
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The train leaving Memphis at is pm. runs
daily. The 4. % am. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through TO Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping c-Lrs
run through On the1 Is pm. train from Mem
phis TO LouisvIle, connecting at LOulsiy lie
with through ears to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City aud Boston. Berths and
staterooms, In throzEh cars, can be engaged
at TIE Ticket Once, zs7k Main street.
J. +. BOYD, Supsrtntsndent-
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent tela
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A MOST excellent opportunity Is now Of
IN fered to q good business man with
small cash capital to engage in the mercan-
tile business at point where money can be
made rapidly. Address
c. W. BELKNAP, st. Charles, Ark.
1 am also agent for, and have on hand for
sale, a large quantity Of fine cotton lands.
au20 d&W- C.W.R
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DIED..

McGHEE-Yesterday, at O'Clock, at his
residence in Montgomery City, Mo, Captain
r. l.. McGHEE, formerly of the Arm of Lacey
& McGhee, of this city
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Wednesday, August "A, 1870.
Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

r HAVE now on hand fun stock of cypre q,
Il poplar and walnut lumber, laths and
sawed shingles. have also q large stock of
lOQs-am constantly saving. and am prepared
to AL orders for humber, Of any iInenHlOrA,
~ Niils aud Lumber Yard on Wolf river
Immediately north Of Bsyeu Gayoso
WI dAW q. N. VENABLE
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CURES RHEUMAT,SM,

MURFREEsBORo, TENN, July 6.
De. T. J. IiAwREFCE, Baltimore, Nd
Sir: You Will please send me four ri
. more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
Asyr.u VIII remember, one month or
six weeks ago, received three bottles
lof IT. When I comm enced taking IL
could scarcely walk at all when night
came, but now L suffer no more from
ID rheumatism. 1 have a little brother
that is about TO lose his sight, and
wish TO try it for him. You will please
fad inclosed S6, for which you will
please forward me the medicine i'm
ImediateIy Very respectfully, l re-
tmain SAM'L G. MCFADDEN,
al p. o. Box lS9, Murtreesboro, Tenn
sold by druggists every where. At
III 77 a. WARD & BRO
g. w. JONES d 60.
WN. WILK ERSON 4 co.
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Another FeBian OrganizstIoa-A New
System. rf

AST. LOUIS, August 23.-A new national
-, ranization, called the Irish National
~. .4berhood, has lately been put in ope-
-sTSo,1. It's qualifications will extend over
.aTarali States of the UniOns with its head
.'ous-terg at st. Louis. It has been formed
~. - naost advanced Irishansti0nalists
~ tai~a fhs2 place of Feuianism, and 70
,1,;fe ali faefions into one brotherhood.
The rincipaI features Of the new organize
tom are no salaried officials, the retention
of funds by local branches until reunited
by the brotherhood id Ireland, ana 3 CEN
ffsI council TO consist Of seven lleihDers'
instead of q President.
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1wn Nswsnapers Ertlnuulshed.

specisl Dispatch to Memphis Appeal. ]
BROWNSVILLE, August 2S.-On last Sat
urday both the printing offices at Union
City, the Mall and the Herald, were de-
StroYed bv fire. IL
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MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS.
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
NOt1Ce.

YTSHE annual meeting OF the stockholders
com many will take place at the Chamber Of
Copamerce. corner Of Court and Front streets
on "WEDNESDAY, August "A, l670, At 10 o,ciock
am. laa94l d. J, WIcKss Presidents
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed TO
ID me on the 10th day of May, 1870, BY The
ophilus Pritehett, and duly recorded in the
Registers ofiice OF Shelby county, Tennessee
In Book No. y. page 81. and for the purpose
of paying the dent secured thereby, win, on
Saturday, 24th Day Of September, 1870,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock am. and y
O'Clock m, on the southwest corner of the in .
tersection of Third and Jefferson streets aud
in front Of the off1ce OF McGallum d King,
Memphis, Tennessee. sell, at public auction,
for ca h, to the highest bidder, q certain lot
or parcel Of ground, situate In the city OF
Nemphis, Tennessee, and bounded, as de-
scrtbed, as follows, to-wft: Beginning at Miss
n. ]. Patttllo's northwest corner on the north
side of Monroe street extended; running
thence east with Monroe street extended
hfty-four Ieet; thence south at right angles
with said street about one hundred and d fly
six feet to N. L. Meachann's 8 north boundary
line; thence west with said boundary line
and parallel with said Monroe street, fifty-
four feet; thence north with said Pattillo's
east boundary line and at right angles with
said Monroe street about one hundred and
fifty six feet to the beginning.
Eqnity Of REDEEM ptlon is waived by said
Trust Deed, The tile is believed to be good,
but sell and convey only as trustee.
au24 W. D. MCCALLUM, trustee.
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The success of the Prussians causes
a revival of the question of Hohen-
zollern's candidature. There are ru-
mOrs that General Prim is In favor OF
submitting the question to the people
by plebiscitum, aa
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IT HAS NO EQUAL

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.
DR.. J. J. .LAwRENCE-Dear Sir: take
pleasure in recon mending your Rosa
DALIs as very powerful Alternative.
have used 1t In two cases with happy
resuits-one in a case of secondary
syphiIis, IN when the patent pro-
taken i've bottles OF your medicine.
The other is q case of scrofuIa Of long
standing. which IS rapidly improving
under It's use, an the indications are
that the patient viii soon recover
have earelully examined the formula
by which your Hosadtlis is made, and
find it an excellent compound OF al
terative ingredients. Yours. truly,
K. W. CARR, MD.
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Closing Out at Cost /!

A T IS Main street you can buy SO Weed
n Sewing Machine for $50; Spring Bed Bot
Frames for So, and all other Furniture at
manufseturers' cost prices. aug
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DIsPEmsARY.
DR.. D. 8. JOHNsON's
Medical 0lspsusary, Memphis, Tenn.
No. Q1O MAIs STREET.

Tor the cure Of all forms Of private disco ses.
II Impotencs, Seminal Weakness. Syph Ills,
etc, speedily Oared; also, diseases Pecuii 2 %
females. Df. Johnson has given his spe oisl
attention 70 the cure OF Private Diseases for
3 years. All afflicted should call OF write.
Medicines sent By express to all parts, and
cures guaranteed
ONCE hours an TO 8 pm -un 'sys . II
am leel y. y yOHS5JA. ~ =.
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Southern School in New York.

AIRS. EDWARD 3 WHITES English and
WI French Boarding school for young la
dies, No. 50 West Forty second street, opPo-
site Reservoir Park ar2l cod
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Little Rock and Hot Springs
VIA
Memphis and Little Rock r. z.
Carrying the United States Nail
Through In Daylight to Little Rock.
Trains leave Hspefsld Daily at $50 An.
Passengers Arrive At Little Rock
In Il Hsars.
Memphis and Raleigh Railroad.

NOTICE ls hereby given that there WiiI be
~ a meeting OF the stockholders OF me
Memphis and Raleigh Springs Railroad CO n
pany, at their ONCE, No. Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn, on THURSDAY, sep tsIlber
l, 1870, for the purpose OF erfeeting pern1A-
nent organization by eleettng Pres dent,
Secretary, Treasurer and Directors, IN lc-
eordance with the provisions OF their chart 8r.
A. J. KELLAR,
WM. y. II ARDER,
A p. CURBY,
J. N. COLEMAN,
WM. WALLACE,
COmmittaa.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS. 2
SIS GOOD d.a So
WATCHES 81.
PRrOus.

a II q LID r IA 7 = Z -.
Asthe EoLE AeEErS IN the Utated states for
the LIyERPooL WATCH Co, we are author
fzed by them to close out large line OF En-
IOT cash, al prices NEVER BEFORE KEoWE. All
EAUTIFuL IN 1izltsh, ARTISTIC IN design, RE-
LIABLE for accurate time. DURABLE, and Of the
Batest styles EvARY WATCH VIII be retoiied at
LKss than cost Of importation, and forwarded,
securely packed, PREPAID, to any part of the
country on receipt Of price. MONEY can be
SAINT 70 rs BY EXPRESS, tOEth orders f0r ErpTess
Co. TO RETURN GOODS or CASH, which VIII SIX
CURE proBaptness and SAFETY TO purchaser.
Among our list viii be found:
A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH SILVER SOLID
DOUBLE CASE WATCH, genuine Eegttsh JlH
plnte jea0elsd 8lOUemenls adjusted regulator,
steel cut hands, engine turned nefl, CORRECT
and serUieeube article, large or mail size in COM
plete RUSsING ORDER, with an elegant GENT
VEsr CHAIN, Loeket and Key, all complete,
ia'1SF VERY 3 n spsoSsr W TcT in fSc IL SsSst
GOLD pLGted DOUBLE OAs r. s-f5attdtiOn OF 500
GOLD WATCH engraved or CLAIM, genuine T,lu
plate 5ea0eted ni5tenenfs, adjusted reg1latOf,
with elegant GENTs VEsr CHAIN. with L0cket
and Key, mailed, PR EPAID, ior oEiy.-.-.--.---Ss.
THE oRIDE GOLD WATCH
In MASSIVE ORIDE GOLD Double Hunting Afagie
Spring CASEs, elegantly e graved, or engine
tarned, Genuine PATEHT LEVER MOVEMENTS,
correct time. and loear equal % Gold, precisely
Ike in dppeQrdnce, make, finish, brIlIfaney Of
color 10 $40 GOLD WATCH. One OF these
SPLENDID WATCHES will be forwarded by
mail, FREE to any address, IL hd1ldsonle mo-
rocco case, lined with reject and sqtia (IaADIEs'
OR GEET's SIZE WATca) for only y.
GEEUISE AHERICAH WATCHES Of all grades,
to GOLD or Silver cases from SIS up 10 $40
Other good Watches equally l0lO with every
CLUB Of six Watches Of any kind, we send one
EXTRA Of same Kind FREE q JoreDbsuBs 20 getter
up Of the club. A superior stock OF GENUINE
ORIDE GOLD CHAINS nom 81 n IS each sodT-
rdzted fully Equal 20 Gold in bq1lIidnes Of color
t0edT, etc. Bills of OVER S12 co lected on dellv-
cry; eI2 and less MUST BE CASH In P. o. money
orders, or registered letters. at OUR RISK. Ad-
dress ali orders
CHAS- P. NORTON q CO..
IMPoRTERs OF WATCHES, ETC
IS Nassau street, New York.
Established 1857. auA
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LONDON, August 2S-Consols s21S. Amer
lean securities easier; lO-i0s, 50; 62's, SSZ
sos, So; SIS, IS ~. Stocks dull.
LIVERPOOL, August 2s.-Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands. sd; Orleans, ed; sales, 500
bales. California white wheat, los Cd; red
winter, No 2, IS led; winter, IS l0d. Western
flOur 25s Corn. No mixed. Sos Hr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
oRErgARY.

DIED.-On the 9th INST, in Delawares
county, four miles from the city of Della
ed within two months the 69th year of her
age.
eenEiant Of Roman Catholic parents. Her
fatl q was educated for the Catholic Priest
hood. but never received orders from the
iqn ses q ma - 49,, ~ ,.s !lIs
Sf1tes q Annertca. ana 1oH aolEe y restd-
eti - tllfs city of Baltimore Mdss thence,
VIA her parents and her h1pthers Major
ThoEnaE Reynolds she came ~, S1eas ware,
DalaWaEe eunntg, Glht0s EARLY IN aN0man-
hood she married the Rev. JOSEF h IS. Hnghs,
1 Presbyterfan Church or Delaware, and the
/ immediate predecessor Of the Rev. h. Van
/ Deman. About this time, although edu-
she became a Protestant, and united with
/ the First Presbyterian Church Of Delaware,
/ in which she remmned q consistent and
She had com Portable and pleasant earthly
| home and many dear and valuable friends,
/ with whom On earth she can meet no more
/ that she has. gone 70 better home-to q
house not made with hands, eternal in the
dissolubie union with. angelic hosts, and
| Christ. n
| which occurred In the Fail Of 1922 or 1923
4 she married Captain James COokens q gem
tleman Of worth andof ia1r and honQraole
| standingin the community, and was loved
| and esteemed BY those who knew him.
| After the death Of Mr.. COolzen she had
her home ia the family Of her son. 8oseph
This family, above an others, will feel thiI
sad bereaNtssz1 eu4. y Joseph Hughs and
George Coo<tn are. the only ehildren o
five who survive their mother. On the ltf
an unusually large assemblage of peopl.
was present at her funeral and appeared Il
Sy59 Iatel7e iz IS aSse3slE r ith ths beFeasss
die IN. the Lord, &C."
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NEW PIAEo.-It is with much pleas
ure that we notice the arrival Of new
piano for the use Of the Clionian So
ciety, at the Female College. 1t is one
of the celebrated SteinWay manufac-
ture, costing $500, and is pronounced
by competent judges to be an excel
lent instrument. The young ladies
regard it as perfectly splendid" 1t
is the exclusive property of the Clio
nian Society, and we cannot blame
them for being so proud of this new
and valuable addition to their beau
tiful hall. Clos fair daughters GER
tainly deserve credit for their enter
prise and spirit, as manifested in this
purchase.
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UNFERAIENTED lWINE.-We are IN
debted to Messrs. s, .Lybrand & Co.,
for sample Of unfermented CataWba
wine, designed for medicinal andIs4c-
ramental purposes. It contains no Al
cohol, as may be judged by the al9. iaet "a
that it bears the Recommendation OF
such warm friend of temperance as
the Rev. J. Moffatt, as well as that Of
other clergymen. It has delicious
favor, which Is not 1ostg BY exposure
to the air. 1t is in truth q beverage
which eheers but not fnebriatss, and if
extensively introduced. might obviate
a vast deal of intemperanee. This
wine is manufactured by James Rey-
nolds, of Ripley, Ohio, and is kept for
sale by Messrs. Iybrand.
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ERIE RAILWAY !,

sLuNurfes Of Modern Travel.
The question which to-day most forcibIy
presents itself to the prospective traveller is
not BY what line can earliest reach my
destination % Cfor running parallel with
each other, the competing lines make the
same average time between their Western
and Eastern teTmini), but Z" By which route
can I travel with the greatest degree Of
comfort and of freedom from those annoy
anceS hitherto considered 1nseparable from
a journey OF thousand miles or more ~
The inquiry Is easily answered. Seated in
one OF the spacious and luxuriOusly hnish-
cd Drawtng-room coaches peculiar to the
change from Cincinnati, Cleveland Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Rochester to New York.
the traveller finds lacking none of the come
I0rbs ana eonVen1ences of his own honae.
ROOmy seats, neat Washing and Dressing
rooms, fpaFlOrS well inflated and cool In
summer, warmed by steam in winter, and
illumed by gas when night comes, attentive
servants, and view OF the grandeSt OF
American scenery, all combine to trans
form the formerly slow and tedIousj journey
alton of which comes only too quickly to
the beholder. At the COmpany's hotels
along the line, the traveller alights to re-
fresh the inner man-eating brealzfast in
Ohio, dinner in Pennsylvania, supper in
New York, yet farIng sum mptuousiyy- - and
with the same regularity as if at his own
hotel or residence at home. g -A
sleeping coaches, well lit and ventilated,
conveniences of the boudoir are attached
to each of the three daily Express trains
guargn4estag the traveleEy delighted with
the novelties OF the daylight, a nights resi-
as untrOubled as If in his own bed at home
Prompt arrivals are made at all connect
ing points, and passengers on arriving in
New York are delivered either down -toYT
town in The immediate vicinity o { tn e lAaCf-
ing hotels and the New York and New
: iTiSke1s via tins popaIarro51te- can De par
chased at all Principal Ticket Offices
throughout the country. Jan2l, ,'7Otf