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BUTLER GONE UNDER.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, September 26.
The Republican returns show the
election of 1861 delegates to the Wor-
cester convention, of which 432 are
for Butler and 629 against; majority
over Butler, 1877. These figures allow
Butler the Springfield delegation and
nearly every other contested case.
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THAT TIDAL WAVE
Prof. Eggassiz Denies Making any such
.-t.. Prediction.

NEW ORLEANS, September 26.-The
Bee publishes letter from Prof. Ag-
gassiz, denying that he predicted a
tidal wave would occur along the
gulf coast in October.
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MTRnERER SENTENCFn-

EVANSVILLE, September 26.-Eu-
gene Sullivan, convicted of the muir
der of Edward TOhill, was to. day re-
fused new trial, and goes to Jeffer-
sOnVille for seventeen wears.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, September 26y-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales, 800 bales; good ordinary
l9s4a20c; receipts, 967 balss; no exports; stock,
&i3 bales. Bran firmer, at 81 25. Hay scarce
at S36. Bacon flrmer, at S14aS5S 1Sa91sc. Whts-
sterling PEI Sipht Y nrerninm Gold. llS3/
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ON PROBATION.

New YORK, September 26.-Thir-
teen of the men implicated in the
thefts from the West End watch fac
tory were before Judge Randolph this
morning for sentence, which was sus-
pended, and they were discharged.
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SYPHILIS.

or all diseases which flesh is heir to, nQns
bring so much misery, moral and physical,
as Syphilis. To all so affiicted we can truly
say this remf dy VIII help yOu. Two articles
found, by experience, to be peculiarly ef1ca-
ciOus for this disease, are contained in this
compound. We ask you to try DR.. FowIeris
Compound Extract, and, by giving 1t fair
trial, 1t viii cure you.
We speak with much confidence Of DR.,
Fowler's Compound, becsuse we know what
II Is composed OF, and what IL will do. We
know Dr.. Fowler well. who Is q physician Of
known repute, standing second TO none in
the country, Of long experience, an hoalora-
BILE man, who, having reputation fcr char
acter, as well as ourselves, would never al
low medicine to &c before the public with
out merit. And We say Of this Compound, II
taken according to directions, alter q faiI
trial, It will do al we claim for il.
We Oner II IS q new discovery, which It
certainly is-R genuine article for Scrofula,
Syphilis and all blood i'm purtties; and know.
ing the gsnuineness of IL, as such we send Il
forth, saying, GO, Heal the Snfferingi"
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
FOR SALE BY
B0eK0VER BROS, Sole Propristors.
ll3 Liberty Street, New York City
q. ". JONES q Co., Wholesale Druggists,
257 Main Street.
Ik cod SOLE AG ENTS FOR MEMPHIS
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LET THEN CONE.

NEW YORK, September 26.-Ac-
counts from StrausbOurg say that the
tide of emigration from that section OF
the country has been so great that
measures had to be devised to check 1t.
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MARRIED.

CREWS-oRMOND-On the 26th instant, al
the residence of Charles Hays, near Eutaw
Alabama, by the Rev. 8. n. Smith, Hon. !. n
CREWS, OF Tennessee, and Miss KATE A. Or
NoEJD. daughter of Hon. John A. Ormond
late ChIef Justice of Alabama.
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PROMINENT MAN DEAD.

NORWICH, CONN, September 26.-
August Brewster, OF this city, presi-
dent of the Norwich Fire Insurance
Company, and formerly president of
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
died very suddenly Of apoplexy this
morning.
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RALEIGH, September ga terri
bic wind and rain storm visited this
section to-day, and large trees were
blown down in the streets.
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NlIVNIf -NIlIFO~s IS
CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. September 26.-Flour firm anC
steady. Wheat-No. 2 spring active and ~
higher; closed It 81 lS3sal Iss4 for September
and 81 l9 for October; this afternoon, firm a.
81 lgz for October. COrn-NO. 2 mixed dull
and closed at 4la4734c; this afternoon, firm, al
4I15c for October. Oats-No. 2 steady, and
closed at SOC Rye-NO 2 easier, and closed al
625zc. Barley NO.2s ring moderately active
at 62a64%c. Highwines excited, at 9Sc. Mess
pork, slSal3 .. Lard-9kc. Hogs active and
steady, at S4a4 70. Cattle steady and un-
CHANGED
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Der of States and membership in-
creased nearlyone hundred per cent.
A new council will be instituted in
this city this etening by the council
of MARYLAND.
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NOTICE.

UAVING been qualified as administrator
II OF the estate OF JOHN n. KELLY, de-
ceased, this Is 20 notify ali persons having
claims against said estate 70 present them
TO me within the time prescribed ~ law, or
this notice will be plead in bar; and those
who are Indebted to sad estate, win please
~ HEERY EsHMANN. Administrator.
auIs stWlm
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RETURNED no AMERICA

New YORK, September 26. - DR..
John Swinburne, formerly health Off
Ger OF this port, and more recently at
the head of the American ambulance
corps of the French army, returned
from Europe TO-DAY,
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- We offer to the American public new
and valuable remedy for the above-men-
toned diseases. FOWler's Compound Ez-
tract Is composed Of the BEST medicines
known to Materis Medioa. 1t is perfectly
pure in all its ingredients, being composed
Of several well-known articles universally
used by the best physicians; each Of which
in combination-suppIies what experience
has shown to be wanting wnen singly en-.
ployedi but the result OF patient investigs-
ton, requiring time, labor and skin, so as 70
give the public genuine article, which they
can rely upon, and in place OF the worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country and therefore enables Us to warrant
Fowler's Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
ever discovered
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| SAVANNAH, September 26.-COtton market
| steady and fair demand; miadliLg, lSc; net re
ceipts, l020; sales, 425; stock, Sig bales.
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PRECAuTIoNs AGAINST CHOLERA

NEW YORK, September 26.-Tbe
steamer Humboldt was detained at
quarantine, having, as was reported,
a case of cholera on board. She will
be disinfected before coming to the
CITY. ON.
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EDUTSVILLE

LOUISVILLE, September 26.-Tobacco--sales
~ hhds: lugs, 81 30aS p; low leaf IS 50a9; me
dium TO fair leaf, SO 25al5. Bagging quiet, bu
steady and unchanged. Cotton quiet, bu
lower, at lS5Sc. Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat-stock light with fair inquiry; choice
81 Sal 35. Corn in fair demand; ear anC
shelled, in bulk. 6Oa62c. Oats firm and II
good demand, at 40a45c. Rye firm, at S5c. Pro
visions very firm, with an active demand
mess pork, Sl3al3 so. Bscon-shoulders, nc
clear rib sides, SIC. Hams-sugar-cured, 7Isc
Lard-S934c. Whisky steady, at 9lc
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PRICES OF THE
MAS ON & HAMLIN
cABlNET ORGANS.

HAVIN0 vastIy increased their facilities
II for manufacture. the Mason and Hamlin
Organ Company are now enabled TO offer
their well known Organs, which are the ac-
knoWledged standard OF excellence among
Instruments OF the class, 80 pTices Of inferior
work They print their lowest prices, which
ar, therefore alike 20 all, fuvariable. The
following sre Illustrations:
Four-Octave Organs ...-....-..--- $50
The same. Dou bic Rec. ..-.---..--... S.
Five-DctaVe Organs. win Tremulant
Carved and 0TusrD eulei ........-... ...--.-. 100
me same DOuble Reed, Win Five stops, 10
FOrty other sly -, up to..-------.---.--... 1000
All IN solid Black Walnut. All the organs
made By This Company sre Thoroughly hrst-
class il every respecl- They viii not make
the so-called cheap Organs A. any Price. The
com parative superiOrity Of their iustrun euts
L. now Ereater thar ever before, a. sTsry
com ystent Judge VINO viii carseulfr examine
and compare must perceive.
L Illustrated C2-alOgues, with Wood Cuts
from Rnofograp phs Of the different styles, fuII
Information and lowest price; slso, Testi-
montal Circular wiz be sent free 20 any Rd-
dress.
Mason & HABLIN 1aGaH CO.
WarsFsszs, 5ss sFssswzy, Hsw YsEk.
mVEdAW
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TELEeRAPHIc SUMMARY.
STORM IN NORTH CAROLINA.

QUEBEC, September 26.-Rev. Mr..
Punshon, celebrated English
preacher, arrived here yesterday.
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NOZZLE, September 26.-Cotton weak; mid
ding, l914c; net receipts, $50; exports coast
wise, 2O9; sales, 100; stock, S96S bales.
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DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES.

MARKS-On the 18th inst, at his residence,
near Bartlett, WILLIAM E MARKS; aged 45
years
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THE NEXT
GENERAL CONVENTION +!
or THE-
Protestant Episcopal Church
WILL BE HELD
AT BALTIMORE, OCTOBER 5sh, 1871,
AND THE ENSUING THREE WEEKS.

ON account of the very great interest at
" tsched to the debates OF the House OF
Clerical and Lay Deputies, THE CHURGH~AN
will publish during the Convention, q daily
edition, at Baltimore 1t will contain a pho
nosrarhic report, peT6dtfH. OF the debates
commit ee reports, sermons, etc, made by ID.
+. MURPHY, chief of ofieial corps OF report
ers Of the o.. 8 Senate. and his assis ants
THE HURCHMAN, daily edition, will be
mailed each day, TO any subscriber, on pre-
payment oI 81 so. N. h, MALLORY & CO.,
Hartford. Conn. and IlA RrnadMaH- n Y
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Tarant's ssltzsr Apsrisnt,

This matchlsss nsturaI rsuedv for dyspep-
sia. biliousness and constipation, Is repro
6uced in al the sanitary perfection o the
original spa, as freshly GEaWn and drank
fOamiDg At the fountain side. 1t rec Guires but
an instant TO tmp mprovise the delicious ursugh ht,
and for all the disorders Of the sfoma eh.
bowels and liver, prevalent at this SESSION Il
fs-tn the opinion OF GU ablest phyEicisns-a
safe and admirable specific.
n[SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsrS sslldSw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Inoornoratad 10 Xxx
Omo4Al DrAv01ne@.

MORNING CLASS-Eo. l57.
SO, 35, Al, so, A, Is, SO, IS, Sc, IS. 65s 81, 73
EVENING CHASING. 45s.
90, A, 9, IA, 5, 20, 81, 16, 73, 29, 10, 20, 81.
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes from
500 70 $4,000, paid In money by ]. z.
FRANCE, ag't. f6H North Court st. Box l47,
Memphis, Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER
4 CO.. Managers, st. Louis. No.
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I'd Book E0R IHE Knll0N.

lab4nntSAO6 TIE MARRIED or those ABOUT
GUIDE. 20 % marTy mTyys. 2n the sBS si9lsE rs9Sa
ttons Of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing on
spring preserving the cam plextOn. etc
This Is an interesting work OF two hundred
and twspty-four pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable Information
or those who are married OF conteEn plate
m rriage: Still Il is 9 book that ougnt 70 oe
under foek aBd key, and not laid csrelessly
about the house.
sent 70 any one tfree Of posfagef on 80 eents-
Address Er. Butts' DtspeEEaTy, No u n
Eighth street. st Louis No.
~ Notics b tas AGt.ofed dHd Cnforausnsss
Before applying 10 the notorious QUACKB
who advertise in public papers, OF using any
QUAoK REMEDIEs, peruse Dr. Bats work No
matter E5at Jour dise&se u, or how depl ora
hlsyOcr condition.
Dr. Eusts can be consulted. personally or ny
mall. On the diseases ment Toned In his works
ON &c Nc. lz y. EiEhth gtreat. bet, Market an -
hastnuf- s.. Louis. No issf dav.
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.inonaOn9I
LyERDIsEAgE

LIVER DISEASE
prevail to q greater
bly, any other NAL
always anxiously
Liver is regulated
Is almost fnvEria
Of action in the
ache,Constlpatiou,
the Shoulders, Cou
Stomach Bad Taste /
iOus attacks, Palpi +.
Depression of the
and a hundred othe
SIMMON8' LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. 1t acts
and, being 8 simple
pound, can do no
less in every way;
40 years, and hun
and great frGm all
try viii voRch for
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WE have tested its virtues, and know that
w for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and tbrob-
bing Headache, 1t is the best medicine the
world ever saw Editor Telegraph and NJ es-
senger, Macon, Ga
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A beautiful assortment Of good Calico,
at IOe-
500 pieces best quality, new styles,
at 1214c.
One yard wide good heavy Brown Do
nestle, at I211e-
One yard wide good heavy BIeaehed Do
nestle, at 125ze.
100 pieces Cotton Stripes, Plaid, Cheeks,
etc, at IOe-
IO-4 BEeaehed Sheefing, at 35e.
Pure Linen Table Covers, at 6Oe.
500 pieces POpIin Dress Goods, at 25c.
White COVerlids, for double beds, at 81.
White COVerltds, for single beds, at 81.
-ALSO-
An immense stock OF Cloalzs, shsyls, Flan-
nels, Linssys, Cassimeres, Knit Wool Goods
water Proof Cloth. VeIveteens, Linens, Furs,
Balmoral skirts, Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods. So Special Inducements offered
in Boots and shoes also. in Linen Table
Damask--Ea Call and examine eur stock.
= . 4 . m On v en- dis
Successor to vsndig a Brothsrsl.
no, 226 Main Street : MeEnphia. Tenn.
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PRINTERS, ATTENTION.

onO LBS. BOURGEOIS (newG
ONyO 400 lbs Agate (nswG
Single and Double GaIleyg:
And other material for sale for cash. or VIII be
traded toT q good buggy, wagon or horse.
Addre1 Z FsAppeaA once. ssS
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MEMPHIS FAIR RECORD.

T1laE Board of Trustees Of the " Memphis
Il Agricultural and Mechanical Society, %
having passed q resolution authorizing the
Secretary TO publish daily, during the Fair
week, paper containing an i'm partial and
be win do so, assisted by ]. 4. Lawrence and
Z. g. Barbour. This paper, THE FAIR RECORD,
Will BE- printed in the best style on the best
paper, in large folio size, and designed to be
such q paper that will not only be readable
but Of sunicient vslue to secure preservation
"a iull and impartial record OF the interest
ing doings of the society.
Mr.. E. @. Barbour viii call upon our busi-
ness men with a plst OF the paper, when
they can secure such space rs they desire for
their advertisements.
LEO ' TROUsDALE, Secretary.
At Chamber of Commerce. sen
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andINDIGEsTIoN

and INDIGESTION
extent than proba
adY, and relief ie
sought after. 1.-THE
in its action, health
bly, secured. Want
ALiver causes Head :
1 Jaundice, Pain in
gh, Dizziness, Sour
IN the Mouth, Bill
tatiOn OF the Heart,
Spirits, or Blues,
7 symptoms, which
| REG GULATOR Is
that has ever besu
mildly, edectuslly,
eg g { abl g COM
injury. 1t Is harm
ft has been used for
dreds OF the good
parts OF the coun-
Its virtues.
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DIRECT0RY F0R ADvaRTIsERs.

ADJUSTMENTS SECOND PAGE Fourth, ffth and sixth
AsrRoIoaY- -rulap pAar sixth column.
sUakb RsD
saa5Rfs ng4a s5a sArs.D
sussss saa f
@ Sa H1Ss7E scs sis s4ssp.
lab ssaa
coAsTwis nv s sTiEHasHIrs-Funsr PAGE Fifth and sixth
pAsSiS% xcADEsiEs srsosD Fifth column
~ AND us
rurdrEHN sra
FL, FL, I,MoPE-, I; rinsT IL, pAg:-lhird - colu,nn,
FSkSisFL sooas 1Np 4raRTSESTs SST S0lS"ni To kEr-
Sch sSur COL
ss'%a ss'
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C. wANrED-sEoosp PAGE-second
Sy SssRIa COLUMN
11EN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TnIEn PAap--
LEcTstisE sEHsoNz.sncssp rAer-slx.h column.
LoAS oS sN rA1fPsesont column
MsAeehIEsssD MAe sssrrqun c9EP .onnn
SiscKLLAsLous AbvERTisEIESTs-E iGsH PAGE
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IT'S q THIRD pAeE-Third column.
sala column
P4sI,ahira column
rlhNoFOkTEs-sEcoND pAGr--Fitth column
POST OFFICE fOTICE-FIRsT PAcr--Siyth column.
Rn pRnnPosAls-SESoNp AZ s PAGE-Fr,h .G In column. ~
EtNT-TEiRD PAGE-Fifth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-TnIRD PAeE-Fifth
and sixth columns
REAL EsrArE WANTED THIRD PAGE-sixth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES FIcsr PAGE--Second column
RI MEsWARps-sTooMD M , tr., pAaE--i'oui,h column.
sAihS AT AuCTION-SEcoHD PAGE Third column.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE Eirst
and second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TufR PAGE-Second
column
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIHsT PAGE--First column.
STALLI0NS-FiRsr PAGE-SeconG column.
TIE rRAuES-THf.D PAGE Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUR 0SES-sECoND PAGE
First ant seeGud columns.
UNFURNISHiD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEcoND PAGES Second column.
WANYED 10 PUECiASE-FIEsT PAGE-rrst column.
WATCHES, JEW ELkY, &C.-SECoND PAGE--fourlh col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, dc-FRsr PAGE-second col
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sTALLIaNs.

L,OR sALE-THE STALLION TWO BITS; ONE or
the best b,ooded Horses 10 the country; kind and gen
the owner has for him. Inquire OF c. L. SAITH zs
Railroad avenue, Newark, N. J.
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'lNkFASChI, DEPAkTMENT WASHlNGToN, FEBhU-
Public notice Is hereby given ha. books will opened
the 9Th day Of March next 10 this country and in Europe
July a. 1870 entitled IAN act 10 authorize the refandns Of
the national DEBT and the act in amendment thereof ap
The places at which subscriptions may be made and the
OF the authorized agents Of the government will be
announced hereafter The proposed loan comprises three
First Bonds the amount of I'VE hundred millions Of dol!
@ s e e. 81 sS s %
eres payable quarterly In con at the rate q 1--we per cent
Second Bonds 70 the hundred millions of
dollars payable IN coin at the pleasure Of the United States
after years from the dalc of their ISSUE and bearing
interest," payable quarterly 10 cop at the rate OF four and
Third Bonds 10 the amount OF hundred millions of
alter t years from the date Of ISSUE and bearing
interest payable quarterly in coin, at the rate Of four
Subscribers to loan will have preference the follow
fIls subscribers FOR equal Of each class Of
Second Subscribers for equal of bonds bearing
interest the four and halt and OF bonds
bearing interest at the rate OF five per cent.
Third Subscribers for Eve per cent bonds
When q subscription IL meie the subscriber Will be
nred 81 per es o G Ss
cred and payment may be made either In coin N bonds
Of lie United States known as Gvewcn bonds at their par
redemption Of avctweniy bonds.
Tho bonds wiz be registered OF issued with coupons as
q ths den9mlna.ons of $50 Sieo $500 600 $1,000
and &i000 and coupon bonds OF each denomination except
@ % TS s M ss aysss Sy s,ans hs
bonds Of .ho several Aforesaid and the interest
the United sates wen Prom taxation in any form by
or under state mnniepa eI local authority.
tary OF tho Treasury. GEO. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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&1O OOO PARTNER WANTED, WIrH THN
DlU.UOU: above amount part cash only, either ~
References exchanged No ageu.s dealt WITH AArso ~
kIs7 Post o1fcc.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHrPs

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
IN for
BREMEN.
The steamship DONAU, Captain q. Ernst. will sail on
Saturday February H. from Bremen pier foot Of Third
street. HObOken.
To be followed by
the seamship HERMANN, Captain @. Rechmann, on
Saturday, February lS
Payable in gold or its equivalent In currency.
Seconu caoih..
freight passage apply to oELRIOHs co., Agents
6A Broad street. - -
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CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DERMUDA MAIL
- The steamship PERT Captain Gardiner will be A.
spatched TO Hamilton, taking freight for st. Georges from
pier 10 East river Saturday, February H. al II ococI
noon. = - - N'~s
For freight passage applyto
W. II. WEBB
81 Exchange place.
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FINANCIAL.

A -ExECuTORs' FUNDS TO LOAN.-ONE SUM OF
h @l0ouOO and Of 0000 also &600000 to loan. In
C. j. CLARKE, 202 Broadway
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n Tables, with patent catgu cushions, at prices varying
from $3.50 upwards; 5Hl0 Tables 276 each complete Fec
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POsT oFEIOE NOrlrE.

DoST OFFICE NOTICE.
i The Malls for Europe. during the week ending satur'
day. February H. 1871 win close this occ Wednesday
at IL M on Thursday AZ IL H. aud Saturday at 80 A. NJ
p. II. JONES, Postmaster
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Dlvis,ble surplus ........... .BSl4,722 10
From the undivided surplus Of $67i722 10 dividend will
paid available the settlement OF the annual
MUM after March 1871 to each participating policy
portoned to its contribution to surplus
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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& XA ANTED-ONE OR MORE LACE tTwrsT) MA
wv chines: Address JOHN SEWARD, Railroad Hotel
1crsey City, Nj
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ykTANTED-A COPY or BOOK WRITTEN BY 7. s.
w Arthur entitled "Hstory of the Boe and published
some years since rs in The Hew York Organ and after
lnrs will be for copy Of in either style by address
lng T. b. PETERSON BROTHERS. sos Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA Pa. - -
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C6Sn aHSetS, JuEu0ry j, II
Applicable as follow
Guaranteed capital stock
Amount of losses re-
ported and unpaid. -.
Amount reserved as re-
insurance for existing
policies, irsurIng &lS,.
l56, ,3S2, participating
insurance at 4 per cent
Actuary's net PREM
luui.
Present value OF out
standing dividends for
policy holders. ....."
Reserved as cost OF col
lectiug premiums de-
ferred and in course Of
collecting ; also COM
missions unpaid. $50.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

A S6o0,000 TO LOAN, ON FIRST GLASS PROPERTY
In city or immediate vicinity, In of $6 600 and up
wards; no bonus required prompt payment
MA. J. LYNCH, a and "a Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA-wHOLEs
~ sss carreneyi shares A ia proportion Kensucky,s,
broadway, door above Maiden lane. 1917 cents us
sion allowed. Send for circular.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

rrERRIrORY FOR SALE.-OHE OF THE BEST PA
tens in the United Statcs.A safe Investment. Those
desiring further information cal the
cc at 76 Broadway, ss from 10 10 ocioce during
week.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

FRANCIS B. O'CONNOR, Secretary pro ten.
WILLIAM u. WHITING, Actpary.
NICHOLAS DE GROOT, Cashier.
A. II. BUCK Medical Examiner.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

NOTICE. FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP LEAVES
IN Saturday for alvestoD, Texas, and for New Or
leans Passage 10 The above ports reduced For passage
apply to NJ. DoHERTY, II Broadway.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
~ SnffTI.kRN LIME

TINTED STATS AND BRAZIL MAIL sTEA MsHIF
~ Company.-fhe elegant sdewhcei steamship SOUTH
win sail for ST. Thomas Para, Pernambuco, Bahia nd Rio
do Janero on Tues ay February a. al O'Clock r. NJ from
pier 4c North river.
For freight or passage appyto
No. 5 Bowling Green, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

T)ROFITABLE EINVESTMEET.--A LONG ESTABLISHED
Fancy Goods Business, in best location Broadway,
with lease and cheap ren lac bought bargain Ad
dress INVESTMENT, box ll2 Herald ollce
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

nlRECT TO FRANCE.
~ For Brest the Grst class full power. iron steamship
ZOE, Captain J. w. Shackord, will leave Tuesday, the
18th inst Has first class accommodation for limited
Der of cabin passengers Passage $75 gold Apply TO r.
BELLONI, 43 Pine street.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BuREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ Passports of the Department OF State issued by A.
WILLMARTH, United States Court Buildings, Il Chambers
street.