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The New York herald., 1871-03-30
THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.

Banquet to the Msmbers by nlr. CataeazyS
tho Russian Ministcr---BrilIiapt Assem-
blagc Of Decorative Orders.
WASHINGTON. March 20, 1871.
The Joint High Commission were not In session TO-
day. The banquet given In their honor by the Rus
sian Minister was q brilliant and sumptuous affair.
The company consisted OF Earl de Grey Sir Stafford
H. Northcote Sir Edward aud Lady Thornton, ex-Sen-
ator Williams, Of Oregon and wife; Lorl Tenterden
SIR Jobn Macdonald, Baron GerOt, General Schenck,
General Horace Porter and Mrs. Porter, Mr. Ber.
nard Montague and Baliazzi EfendI, Turkish Charge
and the host and hostess, Mr. and Madame Catacazy.
Earl de Grey was seated at the right OF Madame
Catacazy and Judge Williams at her lefs. At the
right OF Mr.. Catacazy was seated Mrs. Williams with
Lady Thornton at his left. Earl 10 Grey wore tho
royal Order OF the Carter and the other members
OF the Commission carried their respective decora-
lions. Mr.. Catacazy wore the great cross OF the
Imperial Order OF ST. StanIsaus
Madame Catacazy was atred In pure white decol-
lete, with blue flowers and the other ladies ap-
peared IN elegant toilets which were specially
adapted to their respective styles OF beauty
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THE FRENCH PROVINCES.
TELEGRAM TO THE asW YO3y HERALD.

MarscilIes Declared in n State Of siege---
Proceedings OF the fnsur2ent Committee
There.
LONDON, March 30, 1871.
am enabled to report TO the HERALD that q
despatch from AK says the Minister OF War has de-.
cared Marsellles in a state of siege.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MARsEILLEs INSURGENTS
The Republican Committee at Marsell!es has
issued proclamation recognizing the Paris govern
ment Marseilles is tranquil and strikes have
ceased. The Nationals OF the city have elected NJ
Ducoin their colonel.
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IELEaaAphIc NEWS lIEMS.

bill to paw members of the Legislature 87bO for the
session the Massacnuses House
yesterday.
Fruit trees Southern Illinois are in fun bloom with
prospects of good crop Strawberries the Chi
cago market
The Buffalo Board OF Trade yesterday appointed twelve
delegates attend the Commercial Convention New York
10 consider the future manage cement of the canals.
Judgment recovered in the Supreme Court Ohio
yesterday, against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
Siss76 favor of Gibson Early Co.. for damage arising
In 1855 for delay In the shipncnt of sugar.
tavern in Bedford, Mish, fourteen miles from Detroit
kept by German named Schultz, burned Yesterday
morning schultz and his wife pershed the flames Whla
their three children escape;-
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Town Of Truckee In Flames-Great Loss
of Life-Thc Fair-CritteDden Murder Trial.
SAN FRANCISCO March 90, 1871
The town Of Truckee, CAL, on the line OF the Pacific
Railroad, is in flames ana will probably be de.
stroyed. number OF women and children have
been killed by the burning buildings falling upon
them.
Colonel B. Crittenden, who figured In the police
reports published in the New York papers of the
18th, was never member Of Congress, but was at
one time member OF the California Legislature
from Edorado county.
The trial of Mrs. Fair for murder Is proceeding
II has been proved that she stated some time before
the murder that II Crittenden brought his wife
back TO live with him one OF them should die. and
that she shot him while he was sitting with his
iamiy, who had Joined him O few minutes pre-
vlOusly -
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CUBA.
Intended Restoration of His Embnrg oed
Estates to SenOr Albania. the WY i'm
Which IL Is to BE Done.

Intended Restoration of His EmbnrG0ed
Estates TO SenOr Aldnmn.-The' Way In
Which IL Is to Be Done.
HAVANA, March 25, 1871.
Orders have been received from the home govern
ment at Madrid to take the embargo or all the pro-
perty OF Don Miguel Aldama, the President OF the
Cuban Junta In New York. Aldama, IN spite of his
sacrifices for the Cuban cause, which were not so
man, especially the device for the re-
covery Of hts embargoed estates is success
fu as 1t undoubtedly will be. His private residence
In this capital Is the finest house In Havana, being
palatial In Its prorpoons, and while Ald0ma occu-
pied, 1t In appointments also. He owns besides
seven sugar plantations In different parts or the
island well stocked with negroes and coolies and
very complete In all the machinery necessary for q
sugar estate The orders from the home governments
not only take OF the embargo from this valuable pro-
perty, but they enjoin upon the aunOrtses here to
see to t that no part OF the sugar crop be sDld has
been the custom OF the government with embargoeL
moved The pretext given to the council or embargo
for this action Is that Don Domingo Albania the
father OF the Aldama, died recently In Paris, aud
that his last will and testament must be admitted 70
will take two or three years. The case
Is very apt illustratation. Of the Spa.
nish proverb-Mtentras ra y rtene. el pdtoi es
the body rests); but the truth about IL s that Don
Domingo Aldama made an arrangement With an
American house, selling and conveying TO them all of
doubt to ali parties not exclusive OF the Spanish
government. The Americans are proving the va.
lidity OF their purchase at Madrid, and everything
goes on happily, 1t being necessary only to throw
Cuba to prevent any dsagreeables sensations from
that source.
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BATHING EXTRAORDINARY.

coachman from Mr.. Phalan's place, William
Welsh, ana a gentleman whose name did not trans
pire, all of Throgg's Neck, Westchester county,
viii lie riding IN an open wagon, near the West
Farms bridge, on Saturday night, missed the road
ana were III moment dashed down a steep en-
bankmeut into the river. crowd quickly gathered
at the spot attracted by the cries OF the men, who
were with diiculty rescued, though not until they
had remained In the water some minutes The
horse was killed III the descent and the wagon
totally demolished
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TIE VERSAILLES GOVERN
MEM.
ItLrGRAMs To THE NEW y1ag HERALD.

TtLLGhAEiS II TIE NtW TJM ILWELy,
Stormy Session of the AssoMSly-.A Cnmp
Torniing--Reli3icus Services.
LONDON, March %, 1871.
The NEW YORK HERALD special correspondent at
Versailles sends me the following despatch, dated
last pight. lie says
TIE ASSEMBLY.
To-day the session OF the French Natonai AS
scmby was exceedingly turbulent. The debate was
marked by much violence OF language.
CAMP FORMING.
A large body OF cavalry ana infantry arrived from
The New York herald., 1871-03-30
The Milton Gold Jewelry c,snp1ny. .5f

Broadway.
The public are invited call elegant ssieroom OF
the abovenamed company No. i broadway for the pur.
pose OF inspecting the largest and
Milton Gold Jewelry broug the American
ket Milton gold has for sever al past maintained great
popularity in the leading ,As of Europe material
for all such articles 81 ornament as are manufac.
tured of pure gold Its resemblance 10 the latter is
50 striking that none u The most expert professionals
detect any dlierence between the metals OF AL the
substitutes Iot pure gold hitherto Invented Milton Gold is
grst mat mas aea ed genuine and rermanent success
But Its advantage, over carat gold in point of price Is
Leading eNue Bings, brooches. schans &C, which In
rea gou costs twenty hundreds dollars EACH
be pucuased for dollar each at Isl Broadway close
Inspection The public Invited. variety beauty
aesien aey unsurpassed, visitors, whether pu
cnaSihs Vf not, VIII be charmed with the Milton Gold.
-------
" nrncc,k & C0.'s Dress Hats.--Eashfon.
IS buy them because they all The 5l9 Broadway
wellington, ESidder & Co., United States
Wine w Wsrehouse, "a Broad strcsA
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Compromise Still Possibic--A Government
Circular-.TroopsA Arrivins--An Advance to be
Made on Paris--rhan zy ON Parole.
LONDON. March 20, 1871.
am enabled to report for the Information OF the
NEW YoRR HERALD that despatch from Versailles,
dated to-day, states that an amicable arrangement
between the Paris and Versailles governments IS re-
0ardcd as still possible.
THE GOVERNMENT READY TO CRUSH REBELLION.
The government has issued circular to Projects
announcing that 'order has been established in
Lyons and Toulouse and that the attempt at insur-
recton in the large towns had falled save in Mar
settles, Narbonne and Saint Erienne." "France.n
says the circular "s ralying 10 the support Of the
government. The continued occupation OF French
territory by the Prussans is to the insurgents.
ton to avoid the shedding Of blood but is ready to-
day TO meet and crush it.n
TROOPS ARRIVING.
Versailles is rapidly becoming military camp.
Gardcs are arriving continually from the depart
ments The movements OF the government relative
to Paris are unknown.
WHEN AN ADVANCE WILL BE MADE.
The government is steadily organizing a trust
worthy force for march upon Paris, which will
possibly be made In about eight days.
cHANzY ON PARoLE.
General Cnanzy 1t appears, promised the Insur-
rectionary Committee that he would not fight except
against foreigners.
rRUssIAN TROOPS EXPECTED.
The Times special from Versailles says that forty
thousand Prussians are expected there tomorrow.
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RemovaI.-Dun!np & CO., Hat fers
respectfully their removal ho Fifth Av,,,,>
Hotel TO their premises '-r f 'o'Ns
(UPEN THURSDAY, MARC III an
NO. TIA FIFTH AvENr IE W
between Twentysecond and Twent /y.thrd stroets
IN aaoitioa 20 tneir own popular PR oducons WIN
MAKE Tue ana sac Of Ens sh Hats speciality.
Agents for {CHRISTY Co.. ! Lonsar
(LINCOLN, BENNETJa& co.. 1
Our celebrated Hats bo obtainf n other cts fro
the following 6rst class firms, who our accredte ~
AGENTS.
James r Brewster ..,.......... Chicago, III.
Hharles =. Eemeln Cincinnati Ohio.
-; saH < 70 $500. .Clevelanj, Ohio
Clark Il Farmer. OaIr
Isaac Davis Indian ,,o,,s IN
II. A. Lanpher Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Paul. MIN
5nes T,uson.. p,p Kansas City, Mo.
unuuoch DIotnoIs Toledo Ohio.
Min,am WPpert: .-.... S-.... Buffalo, N. Y.
Z. w bouYnton Co.....-.- .fs........T .Tro7 NJ.
Ueorge r. La,haHi. %-A...... Albany N. Y.
=. van ...' Pov ghkeepsie N =.
LIou. new Haven, Conn.
games Danien ......, S...... Hartford Conn.
nanderson ooh. <....s prlng6cld, Mass.
William F. arburlon. J,hiadelphis pa
Mcfarland, Smith Co.. Titusvlfe Pa
u. A. Topham Co.... k.......... Savannah Ga
4. Layiof'. g-.... .... Baltimore, Md.
H. b. Drinn' Baltimore, Md.
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tiffany e. Co.,
UNION SQUARE.
now offer the first instalmcnt of
BRONZES
received Since the investment of Parts, among them
CLEOPATRA,
by DWhage. after the celebrated picture by Gerome -
oREsTEs,
by MAlurin Morau;
BIRDS
BY Panrot and Moignicz
CJIOICE CLOCK SETS AND ENAMELLED AsrrcLEs
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Bccbe Il Co.'s-$S.-A choice stock of Mo -.
fhng Goods latest and ss shirss der
The New York herald., 1871-03-30

Lux-rious Flowing Hair.-Chcmsca A,,v-,
eis has sssfed the anxious world thar CHE yArJnIy,S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR contains tie. oi,y voss t,his s
stance known TO restore gray hair stop s nj Dag and M
growth I 'AsS anA ius
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Physicians Recommend the Use of T1nu,~
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REJEWB ? IN nranss
grayness and 70 heal eruptions ogthe scalp " P'eus
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the West this afternoon and O large camp Is form
ing.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
At ST. German there has been religious cere-
mony at the Cathedral for the souls OF those who fell
during the war.
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81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. siik Hats, g. /.
Broadway sy les,L about half Broad way prcas -
G. q. ID. HAT COMPANY IL J,oltiandt s,r,e.
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The Earliest and HaudsOmest Sprsnx styles
Hats are to be seen at the popular Hat Emporum Of
KNOX, 2l2 broadway corner Of Fulton strex good Dc
guaranteed and the quality Of the article snpped canuos
be beaten. Need say more
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A.-llck rings Patent
CHAMPION SAJN1S
pr,ad dvyav ~
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PhrenOIogicaI Examinations u INV NJ aSo
Broadway showing talents dessGts and bos business "
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A.-FOr n stylish and elegant Has, ga ta
ESPENSCHEID's, manufacturer, IFS Nassau street.
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Christndor0's Unrivalled Hnir Dye, r,s
and applied at his wig ard ecap factory Ne istor ioss
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UIumOndS BOWNhf nnN ~Os0s
GEO. q ALLEN 5i3 Broadway, under st. Nici lola.
Golden Hair.-DnrAer's Aurora VIII u,.vro
colored hair beautiful golden sbads Har aia,a
water. l2l5 Broadway junction Th .Y.foarth at -
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A.-For Stylish and Elegant Hat Call ou
DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street, o0raer-0f hnn.
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We,iimgton, kidder & Co., United Statex
Wine Warehouse, "A Broad strcsA
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Arguments Before the Legislative Invesii sat-
ing Committee.

The coal investigation before the Senate Commit.
tee was resumed this afternoon. The argument was
opened by Mr.. Brockway, OF Columbia county. for
the miners He was followed by r. A.
Lamberton, or Harrisburg, for the rail-
road companies, Frank Gowan, president Of the
lowed then great length He stated that the only
permanent settlement that could he effected was by
representatives for the cOntendng parties to meet
and talk nationally. His party were ready at
any time and II the miners were TO resume
work to- morrow on basis agreed upon by such
again.
Tie investigation will be closed tomorrow with
an argument by L. W. Han for the miners.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-13
MONDAY, NOTEMBER 20, 1871

Ne course Of instruction onbracss Al he
branfhes usually taught In collegcl Of ne
- - BROTfEK MAOKEL1AN.
sI-n - Pr-lalnt.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

The Bad Company that He Keeps.
From Reynolds Newspaper. November ISL
Just at this time the doings Of royalty
are narrowly and jealousy watched by
the public eye. 1t cannot be denied
that there is an uncertain and unpleas-
ant feeling abroad, more especially
among the dominant classes, as 70 what
might occur in case Of the Queens
death or abdication. Nor is it less true
that the name Of the heir-apparent 10
the throne has been mixed up with GER
tain proceedings of very questionable
character. The Times declared the
other day that any attempt TO revive the
prohigate days Of the regency Of George
" would no more be permitted by the
middle than the working orders-a pref
" significant hint that the institution Of
royalty is only tolerated during good
behavior Hence, therefore, 1t is that
both the public and private lives Of the
Prince ana Princess Of Wales, all that
they do, the company they keep, the as
sooistes they choose, have naturally be-
come the subjects Of general discussion.
A paragraph has been going the
rounds Of the daily papers, giving list
Of the names Of those persons staying
with the Prince and Princess Of Wales
at Sandringham, as the Immediate in
mates Of the family circle, and also Of
others who attended the so-called Sc
lee" ball given By them. In this list
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Shocks to the system.-The first shock Of
winter tells tremendously upon enfeebled
systems. Every one knows that in passing
from a warm region to a cold one. or vice
versa, the body requires as a protection
against epidemics, an aeclimating medicine.
All travellers and voyagsrs admit this. II is
equally necessary to acclimate the system in
passing the confines Of one season and enter
ing upon another. Autumn is gone and win
ter is here. Prepare the frame and the con-
stitution to meet the change BY course Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This inestima-
BILE vegetable tonic increases the stamina
strength Of those who take it, and renders
them proof 10 great extent against the de-
vitaIizing power of cold and damp. These
two agents are as prolific Of disease as tropi-
cal heat, and animal yigor-sueh vigor as this
healthful and pure tonic diffuses through the
whole organization-is a repellant which they
cannot master. A large proportion Of the
colds, catarrhs. and pulmonary complaints
which prevail in winter. might be avoided By
STRENGTHENING and regulating the system in
advance with this invigorant and Alternative.
Not that 1t Is recommended as a specific for
those complaints. but as preventive OF their
causes. On the other hand. IL is net only
preventive Of. but specific for the indiges-
ton. intestinal Irregularities. malarious fe-
yers, bilious attacks. and nervous affection,
superinduced By chilly and damp atmos-
phere.
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we find the Marquis Of Waterford, a
young nobleman whose name was in
every one s mouth a few months back,
he having seduced from her home, her
husband and her children the Hon. Mrs.
Vivian, wife Of Captain Vivian. The
matter came under the notice OF the Dr.
vorce Court, the Marquis appeared as
correspondent, and he was convicted Of
adultery. This noblemans conduct
brought disgrace upon on honorable
man, broke up his hitherto happy home,
blasted forever the character Of the wo-
man he adored and affixed upon his in
nocent, helpless children stigma which
even time cannot remove. Is this the
man that an honest woman, the mother
of family herself, would select as a
chosen and welcome guest in her own
immediate family circle? Indeed, we
can scarcely believe that the pure
minded Princess of Wales is aware OF
the Marquis character and antecedents.
One or two things, however, is certain;
and that is, if she be cognizant Of Lord
Waterford disgraceful and disreputable
conduct, then, in receiving him as a well
come guest at Sandringham, Princess
Alexandra is forgetful Of the duties she
owes to herself as wife and mother, and
also that society has right to expect Of
one in so elevated position. If, on the
other hand, the convicted adulterer, the
man seeking, as it were, from the foul
atmosphere Of the Divorce Court, has
been surreptitiously introduced to the
hearth and homestead of the Princess,
then we contend that she has been
shamefully and scandalously imposed
upon.
The Marquis Of Waterford may be a
very powerful and enormously wealthy
nobleman; but, surely, neither influence
nor wealth should open the portals of
decent society to one who has so scan
dalously outraged one of its ordinances
II the proclaimed adulterer is to be re-
ceived with open arms by the highest so.
ciety; if he is to become welcome and
honored guest in the mansion OF royalty
ITSELF what safeguard, we ask, is there
against the seducer rendering desolate
the English homestead with impunity2
As it is, it appears that the surest way
to obtain royal favor in the Court of
England is by appearing in the Divorce
Court, presided over by Lord Penzance,
in Westminster Hall The Duke of st.
Adams, whose name has often been men
toned in these columns as having OBJ
tanned valuable court appointment
soon after figuring in an adultery suit,
was once the intimate associate Of the
Prince of Wales; and now we find the
MARQUIS of Waterford in high favor with
the heir-apparent, and welcome guest
in the family circle at Sandringham.
Are we about to restore the manners
and customs of the Georgian Regency,
when the most favored visitors at Carl
ton House we're ladies of easy virtue,
and men of no virtue at all2
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.


L0DGEe. wv
SoUTH MEMPHIS, No. ll8-meets Cd Friday
in each month-hall corner Madison and Sec
ond W. s. Matthews, W. NJ. Ben K. Pull
len, Secretary.
ANeERoSA, No. les-meets LIST Monday in
every month, at Odd Fellows Hall. corner
Court and Main. G. NJ. Carroll, W. M. John
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA Soorr, No. 2s9-meets LIST Friday OF
each month-hall corner Madison and Second.
II. II. Higbee, W. NJ. M. S. Judah, Sec'y.
DESoTo, No. 2o9-meets Sd Friday of each
month-Odd Fellows Hall. R. @. William
son, W. NJ; R. W. Shelton, Secretary.
KILwIHNTNG, No. 3ll--meets 4th Friday Of
each montt-at South Memphis Hall, corner
Of Madison and Second. W. B. Richardet,
W. NJ; Louis Czspski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Cha No. 22-meets I'd Monday OF
each month-0dd Fellows' Hall, O NJ. Car
roll, M. z. II. p; B. N, Levy, Secretary.
MEMPHIS CHAPTER, No. 95-meets at Odd
Fellows' Hall, Sd Monday Of each month. W.
S. Matthews, M. u. II. p. John W. Ward
Secretary. .al ~ hrI fa
R. AND 8. N.
Of each month-0dd Fellows Hall. d. B
Forster, Til. ILL.,; c. II. Myers, Rec.
TEMPLARS.
CYREEE CoMMANDKRY, No. 4-meete 9Th Mon
day Of each month Geo. Mellersh, Com. 7
CANARY CHAPTER OF RosE CRoTx, 18th, No
!. Charles W. Adams, SD. M. W.; II
Il. TomlinsOn, cd. Sec.'. a...f ..e ID. .. .
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FOR SALE.
Lots For Sale in Ida City,
ON -
Long Island, New York.
FOR SALE.

IDA CITY is SITUATED ON LONG IS
Il land, IS miles from New York city, the
Long Island railroad running centrally
through Ida City. Lots there are hereby Of
fered for sale on the following terms: Fifty
dollars each, on a credit of ten years, paya-
BILE in ten annual fundamentally s. 90 per
year on each lot. The parties owning the
above property propose to sell to the Southern
people one-half of the lots, say 1000 on the
above terms. without interest. The East
River Bridge is now in process Of construc-
ton, connecting Manhattan Island. upon
which New York is situated. with Long Is
land.
This Is a good opportunity for any person OF
this section of country to invest small sums
in the purchase Of these lots. Terms are
easy, and within the reach Of all. Property
on Long leland will rapidly increase in value
as soon as East River Bridge is completed.
Map of the City Of Ida can be seen, and
full information given upon application being
made to HY. FONTAINE,
responding Secretary,
No. 10 Madison street
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AUcTIoHEERs.
L. G.. BALDWIN & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,
Commission Merchants and Manufae-
turers' Agents,
AUcTIoNEERs.

WE WILL COMMENCE OUR REGULAR
w fall trade sales a auction on TUES
DAY. Septom Der 5, ISL. and ccatiuue them
three times q week during the season. Our
numerous consiEnors, embracing eyery line
hate, boots, 81 oea, notions, fancy and variety
goods. ETC.. viii keep us constantly supplied
with every description Of mcrchandise suiia-
bic for our market, thus oherins 70 city and
couHtry customers q rare opportunity % 70
nienfsh rtockf At prices far below regular rates.
Our regular sale days vii be TUESDAYS and
THURtDAls- Cash advances made on cou-
promptly. A. s. ROBERTSON,
1tIf AuctiOreer
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WARD REGISTERS.


First ward.
Oven Daily. Register. Office. No. 50 Front
corner Of Commerce.
Second Ward.
p. Townsend, Register. Office. No. ~ Pop.
lar, corner Of Second.
Third ward.
Thomas. +. Adams. Register. Office, No.
Tvs Second street. corner Of Washington.
Fourth ward.
John 9. Lanisr. Register. Office. No. ~
Second street.
Firm ward.
q A. n. Droescher. Register. Ofice, No. s8s
second street, corner Of Uni0n.
sixth ward.
james Banks. Register. Ofice, No. coz
Main street, corner Of Pontotoc.
seventh Ward.
A; J. FefEuson. Register. Omee. No. III
beal atfeet, NJ staifs, ferruron block.
Eighth WARD.
ID. Paste. ReEiater. Once. No. ia Poplar
street, opposite the market.
Ninth Ward.
J. p. Danbury, REGISTER. Omcs. corner Of
Fourth and Auction.
Tenth Ward.
Michael Dea, Register. OHco. corner Of
Main and Calhoun streets and fo- the con-
Eenience Of the citizens living In The eastern
portion Of tho ward. his once Will b. Al Cen
tral Point from Monday. the lifh Dccenber.
% Saturday the 18th, iuclufivo. T5H
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This superb hair
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reliable and instantaneous; no disaPpoint-
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odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair
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or any injurious compound. Sold by all drug
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