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EInanolsl CandIlI0n Of Sicily County.

At the last January term Of the County
Court, a full report was made to the
Court by the then clerk, John League,
ESQ, which showed that when the rev.
ennes of 1863 are collected the county
will W in past due aud floating debt,
in round figures, the sum OF $l9O,OVO. 10
this add, for current expenses and ex-
penditures of every kind of the county
foE the year 1870, $l5o, 600 "a large esti-
matej; hen coupons falling due to LIST
January, 1871, Sc, 900; then Mississippi
RIVER railroad bonds falling due LIST Janu-
aey, ISL. s5O,OOOza and We have a total ag-
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The Future Of Cotton.

Without entering upon any of those
vague and useless discussions to which
gamblers in cotton, rather than mer-
chants, are addicted, affecting the exact
amount of the crop of the year ending
August 31st, it is sufficient to know that
most dealers anticipated an increase, that
has varied during the last few months
from a quarter of a million to a million
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Sueolal Facts.

Within the past ave month the num-
ber of manufacturing establishments has
been augmented with greater rapidity
than ever before. The amount OF capital
invested is twice as great now as az the
same data last year. And yet the growth
of the city IN this direction is hardly APP
preciated. The amount invested in the
manufacture of boxes, buckets, barrels
and other branches OF the eOOperage BUSH
ness, has been very nearly doubled. Be-
sides the extensive establishment of the
Wood and Willow Ware Manufacturing
Company, the Messrs. Wigs &
Co. have $4,000 invested in the same
business. Their sales for twelve months,
of boxes alone, exceed $1,000, and of dressed
lumber $l5, 000r They hSPea a broom-Ean-
die machine making from 5000 to 5000 per
day.. These two establishments, with
seven cooper shops in he city, employ 20
hands. Two large furniture factories are
aboutto 60 into o~peration-one with q
capital of $4,000; the other with hardly
less, and both owning valuable bulldtngs
and real estate. These enterprises W
existence in part to the proxim-
ity OF iuterminabIe walnut forests
across the river rendered accessible, as
thew are iEvaIuable, by the Memphis and
st. Louis or Iron Mountain railroad.
! CAN FRUITS, ETC.
The fruit canning company propose to
couduct an enormous business, greater
than that of any Like organization in tho
limited States. The business OF preDar-
ing corn and fruits, in cans Dramatically
sealed, for foreign consumption and for
that Of the great cities OF the United
States has doubled annually for three
years past. The business may be begun
much earlier In Memphis than in Balttl
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IDbdl Cdplbdl du0 dccoko OISvO3DDS'
Added to this there are foreign life insur-
ance companies represented in Memphis
whose aggregate capital amounts to $751;
600, 900; and foreign FIRE insurance COM.
panies having an aggregate capital of $4l,-
DOC, 1000. These do alarge business; but
while extending to our citizens the bless
ings of safety for life and property, tax us
to an extent proportional to the earnings
of our home companies, which are very
large. But we do not begrudge the for
eign companies their earnings. They are
necessary to US, and must remain so until
we are able fully to carry own
insurance. The safety of the total smount
of real and personal property in Mem
pbis. including stocks of goods, etc, could
NOT be guaranteed by a home insurance
capitol Of 81, 06O, 00Oi hence, tbs foreign
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Receipts and Expenditures of the United
States far the Past Ten Years

Secretary Boutwell, has prepared an
elaborate Statement of the receipts and
expenditures of the Government for the
years ending June 80, 1860, and so IN to
June 80, 1870. The following extracts are
oiuans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-01

Weekly Gold sveraus.

Gold opened in New York on Sept. l,
1869, at 1885,. 1t reached its highest point
September "a, when it was quoted at
1921. Its lowest point was 1l0A on the
9th of March. It closed to-day at ll6A,
and the closing quotations of every Fri
day evening in the year shows an average
Of on 27-IO0
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THE APPEAL


IL published daily and weekly by the Men,
phis Appeal Publishing Company, at the
Appeal Building, No. "A Union ST.. Memphis,
THE DAILY APPEAL
Is sent by mail 10 subscribers, one year, $40;
six months. IS 90; less han six months, u
per month; withsUNDAY EDITION, sl2s year,
Sc we'd by carriers anywhere In the city and
an urbs at TWENTY-FIVE CKErs pc week
Sunday edition included.
= THE WEEKLY APPEAL
Published every wednesday morning, Is sent
to subscribers at 81 50 a year 20 clubs OF two
or more, 81 3 year.
CORRESPONDENCE,
Containing important NEWS, solicited nom
,nv nsrt of the Globe. Writer'S name and
eddrees required on every communication as
DrIvste guarantees Of good faith. All COM
munications recommending candidates for
Office win be charged for.
We have no travelling agents. Remittances
Or ust be by dram or postonice order. Money
At the risk OF the sender.
All letters on business should be addressed
70 A. D. WITHERsPOoN, Business Manager;
and communications and letters for publica-
ton, EDIroRs APPEAL-
W. +. HUNT, PREsIDEET.
F. A. TYLER, SECRETARY.
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companies represented with US find prof
table employmen5 for their capital We
understand it Is more than likely that,
the year to eomestwo-o Other home
fire insurance companies will be estab-
lis1ed, with a total capital OF 500. zoo
coadifloa Of the National Banks Of the
-GH unifsd States. yA
Tho following is an abstract of the cur
rency, showing the condition of the Ma
Lional banks OF the United States at the
close of business on the 9th of June fthe
date of the last official ststement), the ag-
grsgate OF resources aud liabilities being
1854. gis, 231:
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Bonds have been issued to b Ten
nesse and Pacific Southwestern, Mineral
Home, Evansville and Henderson, Mem
phis and Little Rock, for which the State
has a lien under the General Internal Inn
proyement laws of the State. The most
important of these roads, it is confidently
believed, can be either sold or leased so as
to reduce the liability of the State at once
ten million dollars.
The value of the State lien in the re-
naming roads, if sold, will still further
reduce these figures by at leafs four mil
lions.
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The following comparative statement shows
the aggregate receipts as per certificates of
deposit received at the office of Internal rev.
enue during each month of the hscal years
ending June 90. 1863 and 1870:
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goth OF SEPTEMBER,

10 nominate a candidate for Congress:
Every county should be represented, and
every delegate selected must attend.
Enforcing the above, we cali attention
to the following from Colonel NJ. D. L.
Stewart, representative and member Of
the State Democratic Executive Commit
tee for the Eighth Congressional District:
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
In accordance with the suggestions
made by the convention Of Editors, held
at Brownsville on the 23d inst, hereby
modify the call heretofore published by
me as TO designate Jackson as the place
and the 10th day eff September the time
for holdingthe convention for the nOmina-
ton OF a candidate to represent the Eighth
Congressional District in the fOrty-secOnd
Congress. The ratio of representation
suggested bv said meeting is also recon-
msnded for the adoption Of the conven-
ton to wit: one delegate for every 800
votes cast for Governor at the election in
August, 1869. Respectfully recommended,
NJ. D. L. STEWART. q
State Central Elk. Com.
MEMPHIS, Aug, a, $50.
According to the s-pportionment above
decided upon,
Shelby county having cast 1O,666 votes
for Senter and Stokes, is entitled to IS
delegates in the District Convention.
Upton, for a total OF 1902 votes, is enti-
tied to 5 delegates.
Madison, for S547 votes, to Il delegates.
McNalry, for 1867 votes, TO 6 delegates.
Hardeman, for PIP votes, to delegates.
Haywood. for 1895 votes, TO Is delegates.
Fayettee, for 1924 votes, to 10 delegates.
Making a total Of s. delegates for tho
District,
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FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. JOHN G. BROWN
OF GILES.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
J. NJ. CREWS,
W. D. LUMPKIN.
DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Democracy of the Eighth Congress
sional District viii hold a Convention at
Jackson, on the
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VALUE AND TAX ON REAL AND PER-
SONAL PROPERTY.
The valuation of real and personal prop
erty in the city of Memphis for the year
1870, and the amounts of tax as fixed for
different purposes. as follows:
Total taxable property, valuation -s24, 1913
TAX.
ScuOOl - -.
interest ssStos1 9s/1
City II3,4oz %
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Increase Of luternaI Revenue.

The Treasury Department has just COM
pIeted a statement which shows the
steady increase il the collection OF in
ternal revenue during the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1879, over the preceding fiscal
year. The table for the principal articles
Is as follows:
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dur Memphis Banks.

From the above It will be seen that the
total of active capital amount to Sl,7OO,-
731, and the deposits to $2,226, 9l9. We
have not the data at hand to institute a
comparison between b above and the
figures furnished by our banks before the
war, but as well as we can recollect, the
present banking capital falls below that
employed in 1860 nearly $500, 000-the total
of that year footing up in round numbers
g. COO, GOO. OF the line of deposits we can
not with so much accuracy speak. But
what we are short of banking capital is
made up to us by the actively employed
capital ofour home fire and life Insurance.
companies-the two latter a~ggregsting as
sets of 81, 00O, 900, and the i've former
enough to make a total of SS,060,000.
Of course this insurance capital is not
employed in the general routine or inter-
ests of trade; but it Is in ways that re-
lieve banks from a pressure they could
not satisfy, and that would render an
expansion of banking capital more OF a
necessity than under these circumstances
it is felt.
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ID sIS4, o., s4S
The U. 5. Revenue Assessments

Of this the Eighth District of Tennessee,
are as follows. We Copy from the book
Of the IL s. assaasnr.
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The same authority makes the follow
ing estimate of the stock held at various
points on Saturday evening last, as COM
pared with last year:
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Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Companies

The insurance Is q of the most i'm
portant of the interests of the city of
Memphis, whether we consider the good
accomplished or the capital employed.
Our two life companies-the Carolina and
the S-outhern-each with assets of Sl,O00,-
600, are the growth of three years, during
which, amid an unexampled political
struggle, the commercial affairs of Mem
phis have been fully adjusted to the new
order of things induced by the war.
An increase Of assets so large could
not have been earned by these COM
panies but that they have been so
managed as to inspire the utmost
stretch of confidence on he part of the
whole people Of the South. The Caro-
lima and the Southern are at the head OF
the Life Insurance interests of the South,
and are destined to a career of most OK
tended influence for the benefit of Mem
pills.. Home institutions, they are like
our fire and marine insurance companies,
worthy the fostering care of u people.
OF the last mentioned we have five in ex-
~istence, whose aggregate capital mounts
.. 81 EaO nnn@ 90 fCllnNVQs
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TabuIated Statement Of United States
Public Debt.

The debt of the Unites States, less cash
in the Treasury, was as annexed at the
nudermaDtiOued dates.
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Chiffon Statistics.

We give below the receipts and exports
of cotton at the ports for the several
weeks since September !, 1869, and for the
corresponding date of the last two years.:
For the lss7-ss Bis. lsss-Gs--Bis. Is6s-7O--Bls.
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Cotton opened on the LIST of September,
1869, at 33c for m~iddlings, which was the
highest figure of the season. It declined
and reached its lowest point on July 2lsL,
when middlings sold at I71zc, and it
closes to-day at 1s1zc. Tho weekly aver
age in currency has been % %63-10Oc, and
in gold Is 76-IO0c per ID. The average
price of middlings in New York during
the ~season-was "a 5-l00c in currency, or
10 90-100c in gold. In Liverpool, uplands
averaged IL I00d during the season.
These averages are calculated, from the
closing quotations each Friday in the
week. In New Orleans middlings have
ranged a fraction under Memphis prices,
averaging q 81 1O0c in currency.
The Find1ciGJ Chronicle of the 9th
estimates that the total exports of cotton
this year will be about 2,I70,OO0 bales, of
which 1855. 900 have gone to England.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

M ELsEHh AE G. G T1I1s; POnaoAlEda-
Il. 7. ESsLIsH, News, River, Commercial
LII DUPRE, and City Editors.
THURSDAY MORNING. : SEPT, I, 1870
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gregate to be paid by the LIST January
next Of $423, 900. From what sources are
we to derive the means Ito pay thhs
amountf
First, the aggregate taxable property Of
the county the present year. with the
large addition TO taxable property made
by the late revenue act Of the Legisla-
The county tax, levied the present year
for all purposes, being eighty cents on the
hundred dollars, VIII give $4,000. The
county tax IN privileges being one-half
the State tax, must yield at least Sl00, 900,
making in the aggregate $4,000, enough
to wipe out the entire due and floating
debt Of the county by the lst OF January
next. q IL may be said that we make
no deductions for non-colleetiond oftaxes
the present year. This has not escaped
attention.. 70
That deficiency, and any other that may
arise, in our calculation, by the fact that
several thousands of dollars of what app
pears to be outstanding warrants or scrip,
has never been and will new be pre-
sented for payment. The holders of a
large amount Of past due coupons from
the county bonds, feeling confident they
will soon realize the face value of the cot
pons and interest, will not bring them
forward until the county resumes cas-
Payments. Again, there are several thou
sand dollars of county warrants included
in this liability, on which suit has been
commenced in the lower courts and car
ried to a higher court, which do not enter
int the present years estimate.
Public Debt Of Tennessee.
The following statement has been COM
piled from official sources, and shows that
so far from being bankrupt we have re-
sources which, IL p~rudently managed,
will enable US not only to pay the inter-
est, but in q few years the principal
of our State debt. Here is the statement
made up to July 1865;
state debt prope (ComptroIler's
report, page Isl @---.-------.-s- 4s5g3,lS 10
or this amount S1,47l 800 s. is
on account of turnpikes ats
per cent. 10 So per cent. In
terest.
Railroad liabilities, page 2l--...-.-. A,l21,7A o.
Claims of u. S. VS.. e. and K. r. r. 0.S04 So
Claims Of u. S-vs. Memphis and
GAINESVILLE aiiFoad.@--...... 380,75e a
Add Bank Tenn. notes (estimated) 100000 90
Floating 60U,OO0 W
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Total liabilities -s8o. 45o.Ss8 70
The railroad liabilities as shown
with Interest funded and COUNT
ed to July, 1859, Is the sum of-.-.SJ4,lH pa W
Out OF his amount, In order 70
ascertain what the state must
provide for, mast be deducted
the amount loaned to and in
dorsed for the following rail-
roads that pay interest, viz:
E. T. and Va, f. 7. and Ga, ana
Memphis and c., Miss. and
Tenn, Mobile and Ohio, Miss.
Central, N. and Decatur---...-- B,sV7,O Ss Vi
Leaving sum total ~unprovided for SIS ,543, 6H So
the interest on which is unpro-
vided for.
meet which, however, as well
as The principal debt, the state
has a lien on the following
roads, viz: f. and K, cincinnati
Cumh. Gap, Knoxv..and KY
N and Manchester, Mem q.
phfs and GAINESVILLE, Memphis
and OhiO Nashville and N. W,
R~ogersville and Jefferson, Win
chester and Ala, Knoxv. and
Charleston, E. Tenn. and West
N. c., as well as their cars, loco-o
motives, y
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tfV,5L7'-if %
From this deduct claims
T. \. VS.. railroads, as 10
is believed the r. R.
claims VS.. u. =. will be
81 n
Bank Tenn to be taken --l4a s Ii
mp for debts due bank
(estimatedl --.---.------ 4D0,OO W
Value OF stock in turn
0O,OOO W e0l,OoO o.
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nOuthly Receipts Of Internal Revenue.

rotal~.s5,sU,7OO.Sn q sS.OTs,l5 ,4T5 8
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It is estimated that unpaid X
for 1853 will pay floating debt. 5OO,OOO
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We have six wholesale hardware es-
tablishments, besides one or two special
agencies of peculiar brands of iron. The
trade is in the hands of live energetic
men, who are rapidly extending their
business, and the years sales will amour
to severed million dollars. Our most
prominent houses are Orgill Bros. & Co,
McCOmbs, Keller & Byrnes, Barbour,
Wilder & Simpson, Allison Bros, Adj.
White & Co., L. II. Martin and Charles
stout& BrOs.
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Our next interest in point of value is
that Of dry goods, The wholesale trade
The New York herald., 1870-10-06


Recommendations pAGH-rcnrth. afth and sixth col.
AsTROLoay NINTH PAeE-Third column.
BoAR6 AND LobaiNd WA WANTEpsroosp TSI,np PAGE
41s %AssD i4 sGnsa' rAorr. second
third and fourth columns
BsooKLlS REAL fsIAT2 FOR kna sALaEleslrn snm PAor
BUSINESS OPrORrlNIIiEs-SrSru PAer-Thid col
ssas 4V S5E sHG1aan ssn
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELrrn pAGE-Fougth
and NTH columns.
coA.HMhA AND 0AEDLNERs-TwLLr1n PAeE-rif.h
COAL AND Woup-srcoxp PAor-sixth column.
CoAsrWisK sTEAMaHifs-fiasr PAeE-FiIsh and .lx.h
F1drssss ss"sr column.
DENTISTRY EyIa rAsE-sixlh coiunn.
rf.: column
gIsss rAerss vsS sSmn ssama
gSEsshsD g1E RooSs MSp hnTaESrs 70
gREsuS pAeHsA
HELP wANTED-MALls- -TwxLFru PAeE--sisth col.
aELr WANTED FEMALES TWELFTH PAGE Third and
HoRsEs, 6xaRiXaEs, .&c.-Frrsr PAGE -sccona and
HOUSES ROOMS f.SiiS 4S @HSf2p@fiasr SfP rAsr-ssA
{sss4 S%SSfzr VIZ "a. r.en- THIRD column
JERSEY CITY, HOBOkEN HUDSON err AND BER-
Gen Gen REAL ESTATE FOR SALE EIGHTH rAcE-
LOAN OFFICKs-rIRsr PAGE-Fourth co umn.
LOST AND FOUND--fIFyU PAsI-sixth column.
MACH1NERY-SEooSD PAoE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MhNTElS-SrCoSD PAGE Sixth column.
MEDlUAL-SEcoNp PAGf-Fifih column
MILLINERY AND DKlSSMAkING-Fta5r PAGr-s!xth
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGx-
Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaR-sxth column
MUSICAL. NINTH PAaE-Second column.
PERSONAL FInsr PAGE-filft column
NOFORIES-NINTn PAGE- Fifth cU.u,nn.
POLITICAL FIrTn PAGE-sixth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE--FIrrg PAGr-sixth Column.
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OK TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCRAEGE-EIGnrn fAGE-sxth
REAL ESTATE wANTED.-Eianru PAGE-sixih column.
RE tAkDS-FiFlu PAGE-Slxth column.
SALES AT AUCTION EIGHTH PAGE-firsl and second
SITUATIONS WANTED--FEhALEs-E -ELEyEHTH PAax--
First second, third, fanrth, hfth and sixth columns,
and TwLIF I'll PAGr- Firsi second and tLrd columns.
SITUATIONS WANIED-MALlS- TWELFTH PACE
SPECIAL NOIiCEs-FrEsr FRS. aud second col.
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, ac.-TIgsT PAor--second
SUMMER nEsoRTs--s EcoxD P.cr--riith column.
THE TUEF-FiRsr PAGE Second cpnmn.
TO Lit FOR BUSINESS ~ RtOsES- -NlaTH PAGE
First column.
'TRAvELLkRs' GUIDE-FInsr PAog-siyth column.
LNFuRSIS:lED Rooms AID APAETMENIS TO LET
NINTH PAGF--Srconi column.
WANTED Tu PURCHhSE-Fula PACE-Si1.h column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-fiasr PAGE-fouith col
uinn.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

DOSTPONEMEET.
The grand Linden Park has been postponed
an.l Thnrsday, Oct; account Of the storm TcSei.
ien,, with will call ut Office Of Linden Park Lo,
Xs.ocls,cn NJ Park row. World Building
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PERSONAL.


RooTH'S THEATRE, TUESDAY EyENlHG-WILI
- the young lady In mournng who erosplei gcntemln
on the right OF the parquct send address T. 4. h.,
aid Office
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i. BATTERs0N's FURNITURE STORAGE WARE.
"A house. 6sl aud go sixth avenue Forsth street
Panos and Furniture bogeu shipping cd IN The
city TO the country Rooms to let for storage o. furnie
goods taken BY ond Safest and furniture stora
establishment IN the city.
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A --A.-PERSONS VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IN. life insurance companies and who do to
surrender eer policies by absolute sale, the
eurseneer vaiuc OF their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, - Liberty stfeet.
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N 8uahcd skill in pprtrturc, wishes "A Studio in cx-
cnanse for Pictures. AdtFcss PALLrTA, Herald Office.
4 MERIcAS JNSTlfUTE.--A STATED MONTHLY
IA meeting OF this Institute VIII be held this Thursday DC.
toter {, at - O'Clock. NJ It's 4. Cooper Building
GEORGE PLYT0N Recording Secretary.
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DISCRETION WILL PLEASE ADDRESS d. c., $50
IL Fulton street, and II possible appoint nter, Jew
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

AT eGa BROADWAY, McCALL'S GRAND DEPOT
IA. FOR SHAWL COSTUMES; largest assortment in the
city. I.
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II EALIH DEPARTMENT.
0Trrca sol MORT STRrRr,)

NIN IOiIs Uc'. D,l (
Al meeting OF the Doart Of Health OF the Heath
ment OF the city OF New York, hcd It's Office 3o Mo
street or tc st day of October iS.u ,hs following csolu
ton adopied:-- ~
Beso7ed That sectcn l5 oe,e SANITARY Code lc amtucl
70 read IA folows.-
Section 1d5 That captain, agent or rcrson having
charge Of o. attached 10 any crr Goat other yeasp
nor any person In cBufsc OK
OF public orpfysto conYr ancc shall convey allow Ia be
Conveyed the.eon o. ~ any aforesaid
person aoy TO DO carried or conveyed In ay
from in The city Of New York. dead bo'y Of
any human beiny part thcreof. without rcymit
theroT ;rom ths Department. ihc proper coupon Tor
that purpose attached gseh pcrln Issued sa
be preserved and returned 10 bis Department is re.a
tons aay re rc hy the proper officer person on such
boat Oh vessel and by tie proper person In charge any
ried from said city. - = -
Provided however !hat the effect sa be rven mn.
der This section to burial permit issued by ;ho
Health Officer Of the city fr1oAyr. ma to pnr,a or tram
cit permit issued frou this Department when the death OF
tho named in the permit shah occurred IN tho
city of Brooklyn JOSEPH $. BosHORIlI Pre.ident
EMMoss CLARK Secretary.
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LOAN OFFICES.

T s. NJ. hIGELs JEWFLBY STORE, NO. UNION
n square lspingier House, the highes cash price paid
Diamonds, Watches and line Fears. Money advanced
same TO any amount.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
ONLY rES DOLLARS LOT PAYMENT.

ONLY Ten DOLLARS LOT PAYMENs.
Every poor man or woman can save $40 month and own
desirable Lot in village tho Central road churchei
schools and al joining aud plank walk In front each
lot Attend tie great Scotch Palms. NJ j. Thurs.
day Free train and coliaon and splendid music by Ora
fuias Seventh Regiment Eand. Railroad tickets maps
can 20 obtained OF the auc,ioneers,
A.D MELLIcK, Jn, 4 BRO, No Plnc street,