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esl; sight y pfsmium; gold fI6k.
esaoIasaff.
CfHcrEHATI, August Is.-Flour ss o0ge Is.
Wheat, 81 lS9l z tor red winter. Corn, zsleeec.
3s5 1e1Se n SnT soT ze~ as ois SeSss kys ssz
l61<e for micdllngs. Tooasco, sales - hhda At
q oo97 5. Whsky. szc. Mess pork 80 50.
&c; &c st aides. Egsss. Lard. Bslc: sutssS. 3
@S6c. ~ 2
~ III n. LHHIsEilIs. 5l
LOUIsvILLx, August Is.-Bazging 95<930e.
Cotton dull at 1sc. Flour, extra family, IS ..
Wheat. 81 2091 90. Corn, 81 90 Rye Sc. Oats
Ee' Provisions dull Mess pork go. Lard, re.
Whisky, raw S3994e. Tobacco, sales l1 hhds
at q 1895 80 for common 70 good leaf; 80 739
q 50 for low Leaf 70 common bright wrappers.
/ b. Lens. br
81. LOUIS, August ,I8.-TObaceo unehaneea
Cotton NE. Bagging 9z93Oe. flour, s. 50
81 H9f Is. Corn, mixed s798sc. Oats, 90g43c
Rye,eT970cl Hi9hwines o5c- Pork SO 81 Ba-
con l41Z; shoulders, H1zci clear rib EXC. Lard
15naJ Chicago.
CHICAGO. August Is-Flour is unchanged
Corn Ze5Se lower, nc. Oats, STz<c. RE, 5<e
lower, 72c. Barley, 2a21zc lower. 81 o.. High
wines sze. ProYisioas active. Mess pork.
.~- - ealYeston
GALvEsToy, August 19-COtton. receipts
bales; sales, loo bales; stock, 5564 bales. Coed
ordinary, he. ~ E 1 Hi-4
. lalle- 1 heblie.
MOBILE, August ls.-Cottou quiet mid
ding IKE sales, l9S bales net receipts $50
bales; eIports, coastEiss 40; stock s8a. Net
coastwise 10 bales; sales for the week, As
bales; stock, sszl bales .F
.-.--.-.. SAyaansh. ,..s
SAVANNAH, August 1s.-Cotton quiet; low
niddI1ng n1fc esked; sales, gt balss; net re-
receipts 4s bales; exports eoastviss 4Ss bales
seoeh ~ s ifsS hes 5ees1Ps Ss 20 bales sxpoTssss ss,
bales; sales for the week, 500 bales (; stock,
isl bales uplAnds and 80 bales Sea Island.
3 Charleston.
CHARLESTON, August l9.-Cotton steady and
In fair demand, Middlings ne. Sales 900
balesi net reeeiPts, IS bales; stock, MS.
4 v...a-3 Ferelss.
LONDON, August l9.-Consols for money
closed at Si5<; money ON account, 3 y; Amer
'67's, 50; IO-4Os, Sz1S Stocks easier.
LIvERPooL, August 1sy-Cotton-Sales for
the week, 70,00o bales; exports, 1900 bales
Spectators, 500 bales; stock, SO 90 bales;
p 90 baies American. 400, The market Is
flrmer; sales to-day. 1900 bales uDlands af
S1zs9d; Orleans s497zdi anoat, 1900 bales;
American, - 600 bales. The recefpfs OF wheat
IN three DAYS amount to lOoOO quarters Am
erican and 500 quarters not American. Cali
fornia white wheat, los ID; red western No
sold at s. I0d; winter, 9s lod. Western Hour,
2ss sd@Zs; corn, No 2 mixed sos. Oats ss 5ds
IS 3D.
PARIS, August ls-The Bourss closed arm
yesterday. ReRtes e4fl5e.
HAvRE, August ls.-CottOn arm; spot 97f
-.
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NASHVILLE,
German PatrIOtism-The Banner ExpeIs
SWiHdler.


NASHVILLE, August 19.-The Ger
man Patriotic Aid Society of Nash
vile have notified the Prussian
Consul at New York that he may
draw upon them for five hundred dol
lars to aid in taking care of the sick
and wounded Prussians.
Monsieur Diamond, dancing master,
has entered suit against the Banner
for ten thousand dollars damages, the
Banner having copied from the
Toledo Blade an article touching his
swindling operations in Toledo. Let
ters from other points where he has
lived have been received giving very
uncomplimentary developments re-
lative to his antecedents. Diamond
left last night on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad.
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New Banks ia the South.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-Returns
of the census are reaching the super
intendent's Office very rapidly. Re
ports of the enumeration of nearly
the whole of Kansas were received to-
day. The Southern States are slow.
The Comptroller Of the Currency
to-day authorized the establishment of
a National Bank at Richmond, Ken
lucky, and one at New Orleans, under
the fifty-four million clause of the
Currency act. t
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Ennnd naad

BINGHAMPToN, N. Y, August 10.
The bodies of two of the three burglars
who murdered the young man Mer-
rick, in Halbert's store, on Wednes-
day morning, were found to-day in
Chinango river. They attempted to
cross the river, and were drowned.
Both were injured in the fight with
the clerks at the StOre-
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EOR SALE-Tne three. story Brick -house
II and lot, No A Washington street. Terms
asyi or win lease on long time. I fT
ENOR SALE or lease on long time, Lot No. 70
Il Beale street, and Lot No, le2 Madison St
E0R sALE-The two-story Briok-house and
4 Lot No. l52 Main street. .,
EroR RsALE--ssventy-th acres Of nns cot
ton land within ~ miles Of Senatobia,
Mississippi. f 70
Inquire at No. $40 Main street., between the
hours OF Il m and % m auI4
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Mast PlousIy Ipo,Ined

SARATOGA, August 19.-The Young
Mems Christian Association having
appointed committee to suppress the
gambling-houses here, Ford & Allen
closed their establishment on Wednes-
day and took an inventory Of the inn
plements, which they agreed to deliv-
ar on Monday
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To BrlekIaysrs.
C1rY xNe1NEER.s OFFICE.

ClCT MEzPHIs, TEfgS.. August Il, fs7o.
Rs- Sealed proposals win be- received At
ofice until u o'clock m. Saturday, the 9th
inst, for constructing three brick onlverts on
Georgia street, one on Vance street, near N.
and G. R. B., and one on Yates avenue. be-
tween washington and Adams streets. For
further Information apply ct this otics.
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y
N1ctOf1oSs
The Labor Convention met,
''gassed" and did nothing, yesterday
in Cincinnati.
Two women and two men were IA
tally injured yesterday by the falling
Of bridge in New York.
A $4,000 fire yesterday at Auburn,
New York, and two of the same sort
at Springfield, Massachusetts,, and one
in Wheeling, Virginia.
Who killed Vanderbilt? will be-
come an inquiry for ages, as "Who
killed Cock RObin?" The forger Of
the villainous telegram will be discov-
cred. .-...----.--..-. z
Lieutenant Governor Walden was
yesterday nominated for Congress by
the Republican convention Of the
Fourth district of Iowa, at OskaloOsa,
beating Judge Uoughbridge, the pres
ent member, and Ex-Governor Stone.
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Coolies and wheat.


OMAHA, August 19.-The Court re-
ceived another large contribution to-
day from the keno banks, which is to
be devoted to educational purposes.
Two negroes had fight last night,
one using an ak and the other razor.
Both were somewhat gashed upl q
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TO CONTRACTORS.

@ EAI.ED Proposals win be received by the
- undersigned, on or before the 2th OF Au-
gust for the making and laying Of the bricks
for the proposed HERNANDo COURT HOUSE
There win be required about sco,o0O bricks.
All information needed win be furnished by
Jones q Baldwin, Afchitscts, KIT williams
Block. % 7. w. WHITE,
A. W. Stokes,
-tii lN lui JOSIAH DALEY,
aul4 r-r. Building Committee.
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ROME.

ROME, August 19.-The Pope has
decided to recall his Nuncio from VII
emma, on account of Austria's abroga-
ton of the concordat.
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PRUSSIA.

A PRUssIAN GENERAL Spins HIS
EtAfiAsss YARN, @8H 81
BERIIE, August 19.-The sSyaats
Aazeiger has the following details of
General Steinmetz's movements The
General succeeded in engaging the
enemy while the latter was retreat
ing from Metz In a southerly diree-
ton, and obliged him, to pause near
Aricorcks where he was approaching
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MARRIED.

RoBBINs-BoYD-On Thursday night, An
gust Is, 1870 at the residence of Colonel r. y,
Grimes, 5s4 Shelby street, Mr. Plat ". Rob-
BINS to Miss KATIE E B6TD, all Of Memphis
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Great confiaarafion.

b SAN FRANCISCO, August 1S.--A fire
occurred at Lone Canon City to-day,
destroying a quarter of million dol
lars worth of DrODerty,
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BR00M'S OPERA HOUSE
SEPARATING e0TT0M-GIE.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

NAN be gathered IN the bou-hufls. leaves.
" stems and all. The drop cotton and un-
opened bolls can be saved.
THE SEPARATIHG COrToN-GIN VIII save All,
and gin t out cleaner, less cut. and les
mapped lint, than can be made from the same
held in tins usual way, By the best gins nov
In use.
G| Send for circular.
D0WDALL, PAGE q CO, 81. Louis, No,
1y6 Sole Makers-
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MARKETS.
IRY rELEa RAPH.l
-
Nnu Nnrk.


NEW YORK, August l9.-Cotton, sales ess
bales; middling. uplands, lg1<c. Flour. 5910c
lower; IS 4036 20 for superdne western and
State; white wheat and extra Sc OOa7 so.
Whisky e65S997c. Wheat, No. spring 81 20a
] Is; wtntersred and amber western 81 40al n,
Corn 3@e5c for new mixed. Coffee quiet.
Sugar, sales 6l0 hhds at 9al0c for Cubs; halle
for Porto Rico. Molasses dull, Rice 5000.
Dry Goods-The trade Is more active and
prices rule steady st lac for Atlantic A brown
sheetings; 1870 for do H, Appleton A, Amos
keag A, and stark A Z l2kSc for Laconia, brand
o; 12c for Indian Orchard g. lie for do r, lOc
for do. A, and &c for do. L; Sic for Monad-
mock; lglzc for do. and 2S5<c for Il; do. z1<c
for 6-4i FepPeren bleached do. S21Se; for s-4
do. 371Sc for e-4 do, and 45c for I04 Do; Lin
sey' are In fair request at zoe tor Dickeys ~
and q for 81; cotton bags are In good demand
at 421fc for stark A and SIZE Tor Amoskeag
and American; l9926c for Whittenden checks
and cottonades, ane S75<c for double and
twisted do. a '1b I4Fai1ll AL
, koney,-Goxernments n very steady; state
securities dul and steady Gold opened at u63z
and Ia very steady and nothing doing. Money
495 per cent; exchange, long 80; shot, I0sZ
". Y. O., Ss1 scrip. So; Lake Shore, 9O5z; n.
W.. SIS; preferred, sfts; Erie, ~; preferred,
.
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WAR NOTES.
WHAT RUSSIA Is DOING.

: ! y" VIII hUooIA ID DUIlN0s
The Emperor Alexander is expect
ed this month at Tiflis, where he will
meet the Shah of Persia, who is to ar
rive by the Caspian Sea, escorted by
Russian flotilla, under the command
of the High Admiral, the Grand Duke
Constantine. Great festivities have
been prepared in honor of the two
sovereigns. Russia avails herself of
the present complications in Western
and Central Europe to consolidate her
empire in Central Asia through the
medium of Persia.
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GLANCY-Tbe friends and aequalntanees
81 ex-Alderman JOHN CLANCY are invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence,
corner Jackson and Front streets, this SAT
URDAY1 evening, at O'Clock .-E
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A RnnK EnR TIE nnIIan
WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE
JACKSON, TENNESSEE.

NEXT session begins Septsmb Der Ith. TUT:
i've months. For catalogues, address Score
farv Of the Faeulfy. aul2
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DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

sMITH-Friday night. August 18th, OWEN
SMITH. Due notice OF Funeral win be given.
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0Do baies: receipts i16s; exports TO Liverpool,
$50; c. astwtse, B23; stock, s,1T. Sterling. y
91i; sight Y premiums; gold l6z.
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Nsw Orleans.

,NKw ORLRAHs. August le--Flour dun; sri-
perfne, s5 3 Xxx IS rs; Xxx IS %. Corn.
50a6Sc. Bran, s00a6c. Hay, SIS Sd Pork. al
D Bacon l51<9lS@l9<c Hams, 25628c lard
tierce aud packers, IKE; refined, i7s<c; keg,
lszs, y WHISKY, s25zs9si o, Coffee, Prinse, II
unchanged Receipts 4lS bales; exports 70
LiYerpool, l0e2 bales; Gales for The week. g. /.
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DlssoLUTl0K.

THE copartnerahip hsretofors existing be-
IL tween the subscribers, under the nrm
nama OF G.. Falls 4 Co, having expired by
Limitation, Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent q. FALLS,
-rHcl rs jim. FALLS,
] G. JOHNSON.
Memphis, Tenn, August IS ls7o
sEG FAILS 4 Sons will continue the Cotton
F3rok eraua husin ness at their old stand, ID
Front street, ss heretofors. under the same
arm styls Of q. Falls q 9Co.----Ienlo 60. enlo
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A MOSf excellent opportunity Is now Of
IN fered to q good business man with q
small cash capital to engage In the mercan-
tile business At point where money can be
made rapidly. Address
9. W. BELKNAP, at. Charles, Ark.
/ am also agent for, and have on hand for
sale, a large quantity of ine cotton lands
au2O dAW C.W.R
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Notice to Properly Owners.

NITY ENGINEERs OFFICE, a., 4
" MEMPHIS, TENN, August Is 1870. +
80 The grade of second street, from Bayou
GayOsO 10 the north line OF the city, has been
ta3isblished. and q profile showing the same
has been filed IN the Mayor once. All per-
Inc the same, and present any objections
they may have thereto, within thirty days,
to the General Council s
aul9 II. HUMPHREYS, City Eng'r.
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Notice to Contractors.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
" MEMPHIS, TENN, August IS, $50.
Br Sealed proposals win be received at this
Office until Il O'Clock m. Monday, the 18th
inst, for grading Second street. from Bayou
Gayoso to the north line Of the city.
au1s III. HUMPHREYS. City Ene,ur.
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Condition Of the New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, August 19.-WalI street
was this morning thrown into state
of agitation and excitement, by the
rumor from Troy, that Commodore
Vanderbilt had been seized with an
apoplectic fit at Saratoga, from which
it was doubtful if he would recover.
This news produced for time a semi
panic in stocks in which it was known
that the Commodore was very largely
interested, and weak holders made
haste to realize at whatever price they
would bring. The downward course
was not arrested until the New York
CentraPs stock had sold downto 91tc.,
scrip to S6h and Lake Shore to sole.
A decline Of from to 5per cent. as
compared with last nights prices. A
denial of the story resulted at once in
a better feeling and the recovery of
former prices. Money was more ac-
tive at s to on stock collaterals, with
bulk transactions at the higher rates,
on Government loans, at 4 to 5;
prime business paper, to 8; for
eign exchange, weak for good bank
ers' bills. The Germans are said to be
against bonds offered at a / per cent.
below the regular quotations for
prime. Bankers ask 93c., but sales
were at &c.; sight checks at Hole,
and cable transfers 1103c. The gold
market was devoid of animation. The
speculative feature and the temper of
the market are weak. Owing to no
war news the attention of spectators
is directed to the stock market rates.
Clearances, S43, 900, 900. Exports for
tomorrow are estimated at about
$500, 900. Governments steady, but
dull; State bonds quiet and steady;
Old Tennessees, 62s; new, do., 601.
Gold balance in the Treasury,
$69, ,Sl5, ,822; currency, $l4, ,407, 1858.
Coolies and Wheat.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 19.--An
anti Chinese convention adopted a
lengthy platform. 1t approves the
eight-hour system, denounces the inn
portatiOn Of Coolies; repudiates all
acts of violence toward Chinese; as
serts that their exclusion should be
accomplished by legislation; denies
the abrogatian of the Burlingame
treaty, and proposes to subsidize
steamship lines used in the importa-
ton Of Coolies on corporations en-
pleying them. - - saaE cI
The population of California is esti-
mated at 100000 Imf II
Ten car loads of wheat and -four
were shipped to New York yesterday
1.-The FIRST shipment by railroad.
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TELEGRAMS.

Thirty thousand Germans in New
York yesterday celebrated Prussian
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EMMA MERCER INSTITUTE,
% st Grenada, Mississippi.

THE next session of this Institution VIII
il commence ON Wednesday, the 2lst OF
September. A tull corps of instructors in
every department.. OF experience and the
highest professional talent. The house Is be-
ing rehttsd and renewed frem top to bottom,
outside and IN ... .. H..s ... p
For terms and information apply to
MRS. Dr. B I. HOLCOMBE, q
au2O Grenada, Miss.
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Adminiafrafnr,a Mniica.

AumlDlslfdkOf NOuc6s
THE insolvency OF the estate of Thomas
i Mulligan, deceased, having been sug-
gested according to law, all persons having
any claim or claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO appear before the County
Court clerk Of shelby county, Tenn, and file
the same, authenticated In the manner pre-
scrtbed by law, on or before the 4th day of
November, 1870; and any claim not fled on
or before said DAY, or before an appropriation
OF the funds of said estate is made, will be
forever barred, both by law and equity.
THO5. KEELY,
Admistratcr Of Thomas MuIiigan, deceased.
August 4, 1870 auS0
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the chief city in the Department of
Marne, I07 miles from Paris on the
direct railroad line, has 5000 inhab-
itants. The city is handsomely built,
but owes its present celebrity less TO
It's beauty either Of architecture or Of
situation than TO the circumstance Of
its being the point chosen by Louis
Napoleon as his training camp and
Champ de Mars OF the French army.
Here Il was that in the days Of the
Presidency he won the affection Of the
sOldiery by his solieitude for their
comforts, evinced even in trifiing adj
ditiOns Of luxury and allowances to
their ratiOns. The camp has been
laid out and arranged In a way Ethat
should facilitate the rapid acquire
ment by the recruit Of soldierly hab-
It's, with the least possible outlay of
Wecath or convenience. The soldier
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NOMAEtsC II ali
small city Of 1000 inhabitants. 1t
Is not now Of great interest, but it was
worthy of a siege in 1854 by Charles
V. Subsequently it became the resi-
dence of Stanislaus, King Of Poland,
who built a magnificent residence
worthy OF a king, and remarkable for
its grand gardens and fountains.
Amid the places of present and past
significance in this battlefield of en-
pires, perhaps the most important is
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CfacrNHATI, August I8.-Flour e6 0096 Is.
Wheat, 81 lS9l q tor red winter. Corn, 78teeec.
Oats, 1094sc for new; old 5695Bc. Rye, 7ses2c-
Barley, 81 l09I Is. Cotton q shade higher -
l51<e for miediings. 10oasc0, sales - hhda At
81 O097 &. Whisky, &c. Mess pork 80 50.
Bulk meats, i59l5e; shoulders Ike; bacon,
I5z<e; sides, H9n5<c. Lard, b5<c- Butter, -
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~ ssossiiss sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
PERSONAL.

Mr. G ladstone has another inter on his hands.
The Bishop OF ST. Asaph has resigned, aged 50.
In the ukases which the Russian official
Journals publish the Emperors name Is followed by 50
titles.
The Prince Imperial of France and some
young friends performed the play OF Grammare the
sd inst, at the Tuileries.
The proprietor of Turkish newspaper, pub
lshed in London has been arrested a charge of libel
ing the Grand vizer. He said that Ali Pasha was an
oppressor and by the law of Islam any patriotic Turk
ought to kill him. journalism In London is perilous
pursuit
Murphy, the BIRMINGHAM anti-Popery lee
turer sued the exMayor and Police Superintendent OF
Birmingham for false imprisonment because they ar
rested HIM last June TO prevent breach OF the peace
He asked a thousand pounds damages, and recovered
forty shlings.
All the four physicians implicated in the case
OF the Welsh Fasting twho starved death in
order that the doctors might find out whether she could
live without eating have been summoned before bench
Of Magistrates The chds father has already been com
mtted trial. and the mother is also to be examined
Mr.. Fechter writes to a Boston paper to con-
tradct report that he is married to Miss Leclerc As
he has wife and children in Europe he believes that
this story may hurt several peoples feengs but when
Mr.. Fechter has been here little longer he will learn
that the public man who corrects all the falsehOods
printed about him in the small newspapers will need an
extra secretary.
Victor Hugo has written to sn American
Committee London BY the side of the United states
of America we have the United States of Europe
the two worlds should make but Republic the day
will come and then the peace OF the peoples will be
founded this basis the only solid foundation, the lib
erty of men. i who means well. Nothing
more Your confidence honors and touches me and
grasp your cordial hands, The Americans had toasted
the great author as The Predestned Regeneration Of
Old Europe"
A GAINESVILLE paper publishes a letter from
Mr. Abel r. COrbin TO friend in Ohio. That celebrated
wreck" who living in Hudson City, says that he
debts $4,000 but afraid his taxes this
year will amount to s70OOO He adds 81 belong the
Methodist Church. and to serve God and deal honestly
with all Having last May married the sister Of
President Grant have in order to vex him, been vio
leny assaed by the politicians. But when the present
furry hope TO be able so TO live as TO make it not
| easy for them TO assail me again"
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.

When first introduced as stuffing for beds,
cushions &C.. Elastic Sponge" was widely and favor
ably noticed by many of the leading journals of the
country and success anticipated for it, The invention
was simple claims for 1t practical and not unreason
able rs time and have proven. This Elastic
Sponge" a word ia the ordinary sponge OF commerce
familiar TO every one, an almost innnlteslmal net
work OF naked fiber the strongest IN the world.
impossible OF decay through time or exposure. or
of disinte grafton under any wear or pressure.
This fiber or tissue Ia then dated with the
purest clycerine, a chemical without smell or
dampness. and we'll known as ineyaporable: The
effect Of this application Ia TO keep permanently dis
tended the sponge, producing remskable and enduring
elasticity, and article well adapted 10 general
atung purposes, but particularly to beds and cushions.
for which has many testimonials to its superiority ana
economy hair. Among these we md many
prominent names, including that OF the eminent
chemist and physician Prof. Il. Ogden Doremus. who
bears testimony the healthfnness Of the beds and tho
pei mauence OF the article. Many asyums, hotels aud
families, have adopted the beds, and carriage and car
makers and churches the cushions, and from their
several experiences evidently satisfied with the
results.
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