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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-11

UGFHleW Will UcIicIui OAuho on VIZ VS.
of April, 1865. After the war he re,
tired without q word into privacy and
obscurity. Ruined by the seizure and
destruction of his property. which
Mcclellan protected, and which his
successors gave up to ravage and pill
lace, the late Commanderin-C Chief OF
the Southern armies accepted the
presidency of Virginia college, and
devoted himself as simply and earnest
ly to its duties as if he had never filled
q higher station or performed more
exciting functions. Well aware OF the
Jealous temper of the party dominant
in the North, and anxious, above all
things, to avoid exasperating that tenn
per against his conquered countrymen,
he carefully abstained from appearing
in any public ceremony or taking any
overt part in political questions. His
influence has been exerted quietly but
steadily in one direction, with single
view to restore harmony and good will
between the two sections, and to re-
concile the oppressed Southerners to
the Union from which he. fought SO
calamity to tree them. He has dis
countenanced all regretful longings
after the lost vision of Southern indie
, peddence all demonstrations in honor
of "the conquered banner;" and hal
encouraged the South to seek the res
> toration of her material prosperity ant
the satisfaction of her national feeling
y in rank acceptance of the result O
Z the war, and a loyal adhesion to TIL
u Federal bond. 1t was characteristic
u and worthy Of the man that he wa
a among the first to sue for a formal pal
l. don from President johnson not ft
!, any advantage which he PERSONAL
~ could obtain thence, but to set the e.
u ample of submission to his comrad'
or in arms, and reconcile them to hi
III initiation without which the conque
re ors refused them that restitution
a. civil rights necessary to any effort
en- retrieve their own or their country
IL, fortune. Truer greatness. loftier n
a ture, spirit more unseltish, a chara
be ter purer, more chivalrous, the VOL
e. has rarely, if ever known. OF stainlt
Est life and deep religious feeling, yet fl
ia from all faint of cant and fanatics
we and as dear and cOngenial to the cav
er- lier Stuart as to the puritan StOnew
IL jackson; unambitious, but ready
The sacrifice all at the call Of duty; de'
na- ted to his cause, yet never moved
IAN his feelings beyond the line present.
an by this judgment; never provoked
So lust resentment to punish want
'eir cruelty by reprisals which would hi
to given a character of needless savag
IAN to the war-both North and South
lsel deep debt of gratitude to him
the the time will come when both will
'pe, equally proud of him. And well =
and may for his character and his life all
'elf, complete answer to the reproac
UGH commonly cast on money-gruboIl
red mechanical America. A country wi
It OF has given birth to men like him..
fur those who followed him, may look
mot chivalry of Europe in the face will
lar shame for the Netherlands of Sid
rtu- and of Bayard never produced no
dly.. soldier, gentleman and Christian
feel General Robert E. Lee.-lCorres]
that dence Courier Journal. 81"
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-11
ALEXANDRIA INSTITUTE.
IIluE EOIIRTH ANNUAL SESSION OF

: the Alexandria Institute for young
ladies, will commence on the First Mon
day Of September next. The large IN
crease of public patronage Will enable the
Principal, Mrs. g. A. Canheid, 10 secule
the services of an able corps of teachers:
and to offer to parents the assurance that
their children can receive at home every
advantage of education which the most
EXPENSIVE schools of other States or Far,
ishes could afford them; and also avoid
the dangers and temptations too often at
tendant on prolonged absence from the ,
protecting and sanctifying Influences OF
home. Mrs. Garfield hopes that the pub
lie spirit of the people of Rapitses will con-
Time to support all Institution SO essen
ti.,l to the weil-being and prosperity OF tho
Parish, and which has been SO long need
ed in our community.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-11

WHY IS LACE COSTLY q-Many Won
der why what is termed real lace-as
lace made by hand is called, to dis
tingush it from that made by machine,
which is CALLED limitations so costly9
The following paragraphs from a
foreign exchange, explain the reason !:
The manufacture of lace is carried
TO it's highest perfection in Belgium.
The finest specimen OF Brussels lace Is
so complicated as to require the LABOR
of seven persons on one piece, ana each
operative is employed at distinct tea
lures of the work. The thread used is
of exquisite fineness, which is spun IN
dark. underground rooms, where 1t Is
sufficiently moist to prevent the thread
from separating.
1t is so delicate as scarcely TO OF
seen, and the room is so arranged tina
all the light admitted shall fall upof
the work. 1t is such material tha
renders the genuine Brussels so costly
On piece of Valenciennes not tw'
inches wide, from two to three hnnd
red bobbins are sometimes used, ant
for the larger width as many ms elsh
hundred on the same pillow. The mos
valuable Valen ciennes is determines
nv the numbhr of times the bobbln
have been twisted in making tli
ground; the more frequent the TWIST
the clearer and more beautiful Will b
the lace. Belgium annually sells
this lace alone to the value OF over fou
millions of dollars. Chanally lace
alwsys black, and is used chiefly fe
veils and tlounces. 1t is very fin.
, and is extensively worn. Mechil
: lace is made at Mechlin, Antwerp an
other localities. r5
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-11
BUTTON ONIONS,
~ FOR PLANTING,
at ii. ST. JOHNS

~ AS several neishhors of a rather
dishonest man, who kept a turner's
shop, were discussing his wonderful
skill in his art, one of them remarked
that, as skilful as he was. there wa,
one thing he could not 'turn." "Wha
is that n was the general inquiry
An honest penny" was the satisfac
tory reply.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-11

] HAVE A TERRIBLE CouGH.-You
need not have it long; go to your
Druggist and get a bottle OF DIR. TUFTS
CELEBRATED EXPECTORANT, 1T VIII
soon cure yon. 1t is dangerous to
neglect Coughs. This valuable prep
aration may be found in every village
and hamlet in the South and West.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-11

y A bill posted on WALTZ a viii
laee in the west of England announces
that "a lecture will be delivered in the
open air, and collection taken at the
door to defray expenses
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-11

M.RR1Ep.-At Park Place, st. Paul,
Minnesota, October II, by Rev. MIR.
Powell. JAMES s. Fish and SARAH
AR1A1L, both Of this parish.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-11
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
,ciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair IA thick
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-11
HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre and grateful perfume.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

81 Tor Ne Hshvire. lower eoses acyisSn. q-M.. M and
@ S.s. :sssi ''s a!.
Tfss wS: to npas ST Jss sss' Ssa os ii SI
sSsh B;s 5 IN 1850 Hogs Jpn % S fSu S 'o H. S1ss %
SpA barley r'g shade . rs Corn %s.s; Ps' los
SS Ss: S,s ss ssa
g. sss s sSss bush Rss
Sa ses % ~ Cor" oSl SSs1 s qset.
.s a % Is ss$.ss III. S,H Gs e. q 3 s
sas.as :.d .:s !, s = Il. :S = i 3
Me. rsn Ssla ssI ,s So demand y,
3 & ss $ & s at bacon ss nSi % s.. sSo asSi :"e
M sides mostly Se :, lIt for Clear Rib and se iSr Clear
aaee Lard frm al isc E,ch.nse aIm and unehanssed ,sS
as. sSs'' s H. 'Is' s', :'S'i
Sss PS o Bacon @ d. sGSss,F ,s. lss Sides M The
TOrEOo Aug a~Fonr steady Whea, advancing NO Red 81 rs
No. Morn ';ss'1s sFr,Ss- SS as and
%s rssI 800 tSs wheat 300 bush Com iSOoO bush
Iisis1 N Y, Aug 2awhest fair supply but dull Rye dpll
and market dcCp1 Con- % limited au.; e "a and msta' .a % S,s
ley Msi Little active bush oOun.y made from sorewe
St. s s, s s sss % ss'i for No. S'ti elevator and bag o for
No. in elevator for Old do. in elevator ,r ,0,
.%S sHs r.. iFsaE FSa d%s aI Iss1s @
1 and s.sssPs Me-. o'i o 9P.ssd @ bu S a & 9
s Gs. % r. 5 c sS'i I % sa, for & f'fa a, Ss % Sides s.''h HAM.
? Lar. lie WHISKY steady w esS Tobacco ca aeIsi s 50 s'ls o
syxoo Aug 21-Pou dull and unchanged ses vW bbia AZ
for No Sprng 81 Amber Winter So for White 40 ~
for Double Rxtrs WbeAt and unchanged sales uV ons
No Mwsukee Club q, Amber Michigan held al 81 So ana
Choice White Canada 81 81 rs Corn qu sales car os Al
6yGc Oats dull sales bush Illinois 5ldac Rye inactive
Corn Meal So for Boiled 40 for Unboed cW Mnieed M
cbangei sborts s2oQ S2 Shpstuf S256$6 Mddh1gS SS@
s33 ~ Preghts i loweri Wheat, 7c; Corn tci 0A
4c Lnmer SO the HUDSON - to New ok HAIL
Pg.s-Pour 63 to New York isc to Albany fc
Grain and Mfeed EewYork - 8O TO Albany.
81 90 Lake mpOrts-7SODo feet Lumber Canal biPors-
| 49, bush Wheat, and ain 0OO feet Lumber.
ST. LOUIS Aug 2-Tobsoco steady and unchanged Cotton nom
nal Hemp Bsegng and unchanged Flour heavy super
6ne 81 81 e0G SIS; Double Extra So 2s0S5 i
Treble Errs IS s5as6 Whesi No. Spring Sla$ OJi
Red Fall 81 1881 Isl No Red Fall 81 isaSI o' Choice
duli Choice Mred esc Prime white 1sc Seolee'
74o7 Oats beAv 4od4c Barley dull at Soaesc Tor spring
unchanged Hghwine stesdy s Provisions qet Mes or
s2s Bacon-Shouder l4Gl5ic Clear Rib Sides r1t Clear
Sides st0lSfc Lard dull l6G6Ic Cattle steady at S4qSI
for medium choice Live Hogs srm at So Reseps1fo1r eo
bbls 24oo0 bush Corn, 5000 BUSH; Oats ~ ouSn
| Barley, 100 bnsh .,oo.,,o ~, , Z. ~
DTTRoir Aug 2-wbeat heavy RIt 81 49S ~ 80 No 81 B;
Amber 81 Oats fmsI at 4Sc Barley hn at " GENITAL n.
Aug 2Wbest hrmer and advanced ld NO Red
81 25Q$ Red 81 o. Corn unchanged Oats active No
Petroleum excited Grade "a ~ T. bbl hehned Eo
| Pgalon- - -, ,o r,,
osiet At 81 90 for No q Oats heavy at Btc hr
No grain nominal Pghts nominss unehanged Receipt
Flour bush Wheat. shpmens-5OO bbls Flour
l0l 900 bush. Wheat
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LOrDos Aag -ll0 m-Censo opened at 9i for money aud
al account secutes steady United States Five
twenty bonds 1852 ss; 1865 S7i; 1851 81 Ten-Fore 8
quiet Bhe Railway III Illinois Centrsb, liz Allan
~ and Great Western, 23l
LIVERPOOL Aug 2ll3O m-Cotton opened quiet and steady
following Quotations: Mddng UpaDds 9d 1ddlng Orleans
Bacon 50 Cumberland Cut and 90 for Short Ribbed
n ddes Pork IN dl25i y bbl for Rsten Prime Mess
LOsDOs Aug. Zl:30 mCOnso money, sll fr
3h ABenosD secnrues quiet Stocks quiet
LfvKKpooL, Aug 2Jl:O mCottonShpments from Bombay 10
000 bales WheA 9I0 GENITAL
f Re w0er receipts Of WLes for the three Is 900 quart
200 American Oats, 33 = bush Peas 36033 quarter
M Canadian PoIl dull at ss Dbl for Eastern Prime Mes. Beef
lls Of 80 n for Extra Prime Mess dquiet
Aug 2Unted States Pye Twenty
for the issue Of 1854
LvskPOOL Aug I2330 mCotoa is quiet MiddipR Upspi
khtng Orleans 9tSd The Yarns ssd fabncs
all hescbeaer s quiet
Aug z43o nConsOls closed st for both money
and the aeoosnt American securities United
SOods 1892 es 1855 Old si 1901 6l TenFOres 90 du
RSs' shares l illinois Central Atlantic and Cresi eat
2Ji
LIvsRPoot Aag $3.50 m-CoitOR closed dull; hddnK In
sais ss hhalng Orleans SD sses Of the bal-s
for speculation and export POTk III for Rxtra Pnns Me-.
La y y e. Beef lls6 Y deros Of "a IN Eastern Prime
Ae~ Spnts Petroesn, lid q gallon ''
LOSoON. Aug 23.-Talow, 43's h est
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
FLEETWOOD PARK,

FLEETWOOD PARK,
n MORRIsANiA
WHSTCHESTER N. 7
SEPTEMBER MEETING. l5D
PREMIUMS, $500
SEPT. ~, 81. 2. and -
TUESDAY, Sept %. -. ,
Pur.. No I-B for horses that never oea Z BOW 70 inc
sra horse . to the second, blO0 70 the third
~ WEDNESDAY, Sept 81
Pun, No 2-s2 horses that beat 2 so 70 The
Ar, horce 8 the second, $500 70 the third
THURSDAY, Sept II .
Purse 3t2 for horses that never beat s' Sl ~ toc
snt horse $500 70 the second, 100 TO the thinl
FRIDAY Sept y.
Purse 4-S so for horses that beat 2H tso miles and
repeat 800 the sst horse $o the second %" :"
the third Il,
Purse No 5-s2 for horses that beat 2:o 81 500 tho
fY,tho 500 70 The second 10 the third
All mile three in ave hsruess ercept Pus
No 4 which will be ~ miles and repeat in hsrnsss
Entrance three enter a1d two 10 start 10 close AZ
George Jenns Fleetwood Park Cnb House LA Bosd"sy De
Ee~ York o'clock Sept D.
r. or,, - - HENRY DATRR, President
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
HORSE AND CARRIAGE mAEKET


NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Ang. 2Sti5To.
The condition of tO-day'5 Horse Market was
by no means an Improvement on yesterdays The 'ew
buyers who TO look after the better class OF carriage
and road horses disposed 10 pay fair prices on
the other hand the dealers of fine stock do not care 10
sell fine team for what they would gladly pay them
selves In order to meet the expected demand during tDe
Fall trade.
OfWesern, railroad and work horses there are plenty
on hand aso OF Canadian farm h0rses this class sells
from $50 to s20O and in few instances higher
The attendance at Messrs. Johnston Il Van Tasselps
auction sale at the horse and carriage branch Of their
business Nos l12 and ia East Thrteenthst very
good and the bidding for the II horses which came under
the hammer was quite spirited. The following prices
were realized
Brown horse l6 hands, years brought.
Large bay mare 10 hands brought 200
Brown horse l hands brought. 100
Dsppegrsy horse Kentucky bred 5} hands, brought a
DARK gray horse is hands years i93
Darkbay horse 10 hands years brought.... Z7
Baek mare l3i hands brought. go
Team Of bay mares l5i bands years brought AIS
Roam l5t hands 2O
Bay horse is hands brought 20
Messrs Barker * Hamn, auctioneers, will sell large
number Of carriages and horses (among the latter
very fine stock, at their horse and carriage auction
mart and New York Tattersas OF Broadway and
Thirty ninthst, tomorrow "Wednesday the oath inst,
at II o'clock Major Barker, lately returned from
extensive tour through tho western part Of this State,
will conduct the sale.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rttsr, Vess,L o~d R1ikrodds -
Aos bales IL pkgs Ashes s go bblS Flour " w
h wheat Is 500 hush Corn q l75 2 go bush Malt
* b.s Grass seed Me, 200 bb Oatmeal 45l b6ls
En.. rurpenns 26G lft bbs. Pork 80 pigs Cu
pigs Butter ss pkgs Cheese SS sbs Egg iS
b.l Wos Hemp 7947 sds Leather Dol bSds Tobacco S
ksgs Tsbscco 81 pigs Rioe, ], 80 pkgN Starch.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PsGsoElrHi4 Aug 2-COeoe higher ndilng Uplapd poe
DO Cuff Dke Flour dull Suyeriue 6li Ex,r,s
ss5o56 spring Wheat EItrs Family Sc a ss a. Peup,yyas.
80 81 50; Indiana and DO s5a 81 O Psbcy a. IS
uSs50 Wheat dull and veal New Indiana Red 81 gOd Al a re-
sesdy sl Sgse Cora in hmed request; Western Yellow gc
red Oats dull; New WesD Gatsc Golfer ou,,t ,nl
unchanged steady Pair and Refining % aee Pra
Pork go IS Lard At I63al7e Peroeay
strong; Crude Isle Rsbped z4sc USL
. dull for Western Iron.
Ang Z.-Cottoh firm stock Middlns
siy l9td1Dc and declined Hossrl~t SppeTSss
s3Sd$6. 90 asa 81 25 do Family 500 Ss az, CIty
Supshhs IS ia S6 y; do BIus st 2aS7 do P.my
s1750ss oi westeru sepersne s3 asa So do E % a56
Psmly Sfd wheat da and heavy; Amber oa,ny Al
81 good prime Mar Red 81 5d I'll as sferSr 10
ba 2; White 81 f0d ~ 65i Western Winter q 5a
81 u roosps Corn--Whte c $i 90; MIed Wet
and White sO0s3 yellow e5dSc bat all neglected asa
POrk quiet 81 80 So Bacon arm SIDE.
Ei6ls Cls,r Rib l8iaste Shoulder i5l 95ic Hams DC
Lard gsiet l7t0l7lc WHISKY dull s5d9o supply fair
Aug 2-ETchange unchanged Flour dull Wheat
aS gheT ged for No during the afternoon fmer ssd
sve tl 02asl seller September Corn 67c for No
o. dzLs and unchanged Oss unchanged
t1s 7ld1te tOT No. 7Ote ter Eo bseI tme aud hgbe
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

aused hy fan the e2s and gold one point
shout l6 Save previous orders nothing no matter hcv
sue ry quOtAbe shove with many good State factories
abundance Of damaged cheese mainly injured by the
beat which sells sdl2c In fact pretty good ch %
sag Re Some damaged Ohio factories selling at 4cc hen
~, quiet feeling vh little doing TODAY on state hcpn. We
SO hne ST lsc $50 do price $50 at So S iSr a. c
Spogy cracked &c lO;c 400 Of In hAvor ana supper
8lc OF Oho hotery 20 choice 70 oone
trade l 81 at lac 34s damaged st % i9a S~i i' No. "o
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
election Notite.
STATS NEw-YoRK. OFFICE ssoEzrARr OF STATE.
ALBANY, August I. 1870 J
no THE SHERIFF. OF THE COUNTY OF

STATS SswYoRK. OFFICE ssoExraRr Q, SIArH.l
TO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
NEw YoRKs Notice hereby gwen that at the The ener len, Flee
Of fSoymber nsIt he following officers are to be elected
A Governor the place OF John I. Hoffman
controsr place Scho, appointed By the os,
A Canal Commi 0ner, in the plsce Of John D. FsL
Cans, Commi in the place Of George W. Chapman spp"ns'S
An Inspector Prisons. place Of solomon sebeu
1a 'ss coa Of Be- rSts
Governors isIsnd s-@oDd Third Fourth Fnb Sixth and Bsa
w.r. Of The & and Go SSPPty Of SssYS n m Unite, Stats ,
the EA Congsso9. District composed o. seventh Tssh Thr'en'
the toT second Congress Of hs United STATE. o.
shs s1a %a Of e: c and co%
the P second Congress q The Unsi STATE. s.s
teeu w.r4s oihs Ci and Count, Of SewYOr
the Eighth Congressional District composed gghteen
aeh aud T-su Ward, Of The cry and County Of ss.yS.
Sn.5 District 4 s,a.. TSsS wv w'r aS.
Bckwel lssnd aud rSeny Ward Of the City and County OF
COUNTY OFFICERS
Twenty one Msmbers Or Assembly
sheriff IN in the place Of james o I.sp Brisop ,
Three CorOns place Of Patrick H. xeenin Asrou Rsas
All whose term. Of oce expire last Of December os
The attention Of Town City Boards Of Eees
and sa County rse . dSss YS , Chapter " Law"
s s: :s s: ss.;,s,ss '
Passed April s. $50! three -fnhs being present
Nv .-ssss rssgs % .s w SsI "a es.: 'p'''' " '
i,s and directed % borrow on credit State Ooy
may b a9f d The b d ~ pSs % A.. ana
By sections t.o and three Of article seven Of The s
s . required them coupon bonds OF this s,Ai.
having eighteen . to ,u. hearing 81 Per cent . ,s E 3.
s Upo. the 5s'sD Of S % % bonds ss s s cS
BY advertising for sealed POpo.. in the a.u. manner Or =
public auction the notice the said deen es.
the caas .nd general sn this anal.
sac State annually levied and collected .uaeisa. ::
IN addition sS.s % P.G p S' x - % p and sh.se sh.
act Legislature shall annually provide and appropriate
such debt soaSSao COZ S1 70 tn; ,1ln nh & x
aforesaid the tax hereby dUessd .s1n be enforced soy Y tho ~
ssc When he debts .ha have BE.
E.Ss p so.S S hall Ifis,S sSsapo on M
n y, % a1 ad 1,s 10 ,ss sIen % n m epesa. =
the trade and o the STATE and . peyen s ,s s
suhcr IN saeh this state the ss
sasss %ssI, 5 % nsn ~
% the ~ .oa ss1d. BSsr ma; ss@ s the
time the authority HsIsS yd and on A. n-r, -ser
election es Ass s STATE i SS.TSe ,. '. stat. isS .
each poll on said election ds or for tss ~. ss
Of the ballots herein pU"d and Zach and s, s.s ps1
ps and partly srsn .s lsS: o 1iI' ,e s.a "a
che % t. sS s5'ss sa;' ?;s si: S A. @
r paymsn. Of the csas and ssS.s, o he Ballots . ss
iaosd a. and .sss'. % oS %ao the in,p.e.
ssS & Hsa mn asd % S.
the baOv gives = .s'.Oo % ,ss, he % Coy,
%sSa'. sai .si sTsaos ;s = e . rs' s @
n sss s sAos nsaS .s s =: he %
:, !. ss: s:1 oS:r iss sS.s -
ssl. S. e r. ssS sSp% II ss
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.


continues good and pnees remain unchsns
heavy sses made during the week Ibe secrsn.n goo
N kin excepting spruce heOck. Fregh unchanged
follows: To 81 50 to Norwich and Addletown, ~ ~
Bndsepor and Hartford and Providence %
Bsoa The receipts the CollecsoTs once oen2s tne
- hays been; OF lumber l5l n shin
- va Chanpsn Canal 375sSn feet Of lenbr The following
syr he ruling prioes the principal yards:
-. - og0 ! IS 90 Pine l2-neh Boards,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
financial.
financial.
---
II THE
AMERICAN BANKING-HOUSE

BOWLES. BROTHERS & Co.,
THROUGH ITS COMPLBrBD BRANCHES
NewYork Paris
10 Wiliam-st IL Rue de Ia Psr
Boston, London,
449 Strand Chapg-C
VIII receive deposits, either in
FRANCS, DOLLARS, OR POUNDS,
collections abovenamd TO credit OF an
account with It's Branch in rny other Of sad eenters,
ar CURRENCY RATES,
lees expenses and Free Of ali Commission.
July 20, 1870
In Of probable future Continental disturbance
hereby beg you ede holders Of Credits
main unused in POUNDS STERLING THREE DAYS SIGHT,
p'" 44S strand. Charins Cross.
London
VERY respectfully yours,
~" B0wLRS BROTHERS & Co.
NorK-Hoder Credits noti6nd that for The sake Of uniformity
~ upou the Letters Of Credit al Drafts Sterling will DO
estimated at the fred P Is Pound Sterling TO De
subsequently adjusted rates date OF odr reimbursement either
In Amenos OF Krrope.
SPECIAL NOTICE
public also notified that prepsred to issue
TRIPLE CURRENCY
entirely and original with this House and the
N thereto.
f Credit is In Pounds Dollars and Francs
in the proportion twenty-five and enables the bona fd
the travelling circuit OF the world In the
currency available at that point - r., !,
psrcusry useful them Drafts be made London De
aired where Gold payments will probably continue Notwithstanding their
temporary the Bank OF France The traveller thus becomes
much omerey local disturbances having the choice Of
Nothing could better illustrate the value OF these Ceds
CEVEN PER CENT BONDS of the City of
- Chicago payable semi annually January aud July New
For sale By
GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK,
8 Wal-st
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
feetures an6 meetinss.
Copartnersbip Notifies.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP.-Th
~ ate 6rm Of STOUT DICKINSON dissolved on the lf's
death Of Mr. Theodore Stout MI PAt X DckiDsos
will sgn firm in liquidation
PLArT K DICKINSON. Surviving General Partner.
4. b }. bICSISsos. sESGISs Especial P.rtn'r.-
COPARTNRRSHIP-A V. STOUT, JOHN B. Dickinson,
PLATT K DICKINSON and HOWARD DICKINSON have formed
Copnership under the frnname Of STOUT DICKINSON 10
Banking Commission Business a No u BrosaSe,
n City Of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARKETS
CHaRIKsroS Aug quiet stock light Mdtlpgs l7l
life ssles bales l26 bales stock Isl bales
SAyASSAH Aug -Coon fair demand Low Middlngs ut a
7lc sales 100 bales; receipts lO bales stock J7 bales
NkwORLKAss Aug Z3Cotton quiet but hrm; mdilings III
l7ic sales $50 bales recp lsO bss cOastwse 70 baes total
l+O balesj stock 30, 858 bales
MOBILE Aug srner Mddngs l7i sales 200 bales
receipts ba exports coswis 20 bales to New Oesns stock
94l bales
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
Che Curt.

FLEETWOOD PARK,
AORRISANtA
TROTTING SBPT. /, at $50 o N.
Match 5000 one mile and repeat, in harness
Burr b. b. Stsrte by Hmbletooian DOT OF Lime
walker By bred By Mr. Charles Backman Sooy Ford, Orange
N. Y, three years old
Mr. sore OF Boston Lo!har BY Gbre.h Knox
Of three old.
ca. leave Se.ios .ni Railroad Depot Twenty sxhs
AND ropf'"' HENRY DATBR.
President