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PRIVILEGES.
PRIVILEGES AT FAIR.

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UN-
- til October LIST proximo at the office Of the
Secretary Of the Chamber Of Commerce. for
the privilege to sell wines and liquors. under
the restrictions Of the Board Of Directors. at
the next fair Of the Memphis Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, commencing october
eeived the Directors reserying the right to
grant privilege to sell table wines at restau-
rant.
Other privileges will be sold by application to
15-2S LEON TROUSDALE, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Avoid Quacks.-A victim of early indiscre-
tiOr. causing nervous debility and premature
decay. having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has discovered simple means Of
self-cure. which he will send free to his fell
low-sufferers. Address
]. II. REEVES,
2l-xiv2Oeod IS Nassau street, New York.
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LOCAL.
Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE AU-
L thority in me vested by two certain deeds
of trust, TO mo executed by D. Pante. the
first bearing date June 29, 1889, which said
deed is duly acknowledged and recorded In
book ~ page 2S6, of the records Of Shelby
county-the second bearing date June 30.
1869, and recorded in book ~, page COG. Of the
records of Shelby county, will,
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NEWSPAPERS.
LEGAL.
AdminisfratOr's Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED ADMINS
Illtratrix Of he estate Of Louis schuman
deceased, this Is notice to all creditors Of bis
estate 70 present their claims @ the under
signed within the time prescribed by law, and
al debtors 20 come forward and settle. else
the same will be put into the hands Of an at
+. N. SCHUMAN,
Administrators Of J.. schuman. deed.
Humes & poston, Attorneys. ICE
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ON MARRIAGE.

ESSAYS FOR You've MEN. on great Social
EVILS and ABUSES which interfere with MAR
RAGE and ruin the happiness Of Thousands
with sure means of relief for the erring and
unfortunate. diseased and dobilitated. Sent
in sealed letter envelops. free Of charge.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. $50
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Charges Against President Grant
IT True, He should be Impeaeh-

mnnMAnMnn1uHnnnnnnHMMMnunE
Charges Against President Grant
If True, He should be Impeach-
ed.
1t has many times been authoritatively
stated, and has never been authorita-
lively denied, that the cottage at Long
Branch, occupied by General Grant,
was given to him as present. 1t has
also been alleged that one Of the largest
contributors to this great gift was the
Hon. Thomas Murphy, whom General
Grant subsequently appointed Collector
of New York; and to this allegation no
denial has ever been interposed. We
now find in the New York correspond
ence of the Chicago Times some addi-
tional statements upon this subject,
which are of such Importance that we
transfer them to our columns:
"A cottage worth $50, 900 was prepared
for General Porter, the Presidents con-
fdential private secretary, at Long
Branch, by Murphy. Large supplies of
liquors and cigars were at the SAINT
time forwarded to the White House at
Washington by different members of the
Murphy ring, but paid for mostly by
Murphy himself These Injuries were
sent to Grant and Porter and Babcock.
just now a plan was hit upon by MUIR
ply, in consultation with two real estate
spectators in Long Branch property
both Democrats-which proved a for
tune. Il was to buy a lot and build a
cottage for Grant at a point adjoining
their property. If he accepted it, and
they knew that he would, two things
would be accomplished. The fact that
the NATIONAL executive mansion would
be established at this place during the
summers would greatly enhance the
value Of all the property at the Branch,
and especially thatsurrounding the Pres
ident residence. The other point to be
gained, # Grant accepted the house and
lot, and they knew that he would was
that It would place him under special OBJ
"
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sHERIFPS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION FROM
ID the Supreme Court at jackson, Tenn,
and to me directed, in favor of Il. A. Cole,
Clerk and Master, VS.. Mrs. Ann Stevens ct
al, fot Sll,747 81, besides interest and costs,
| will sell for cash, at the door Of the Sherif's
office. Second stToet in the city of Memnhis
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX-
dated July 18th. 1863, and recoi ded in book
No. Y, page 406, on the Registers book of
Shelby county, to secure a certain note therein
described, will sell,
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A CARD.

ALL LETTERS AND INQUIRIES IN
n reference to Ida City and the purchase and
sale of lots should be addressed to Hy. Fon-
tame, Corresponding Secretary, No. - Madi-
son street. Memphis, Tenn. The title to the
property is perfect in me, and the advertise
ment and maps published correctly represent
the value and attractions of the place.
1871 JACOB THOMPSON.
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EXTRA NOTICE.
JEFFERSON ST. MARKET.

JEFFERSON ST. MARKET.
This place is kept open
at all hours Of the day.
The best of fresh meats
can always be had. Will
also deliver every Sunday
morning to any part OF the
city, provided the orders
are sent in Saturdays.
Oppenheimer & Hochstadter,
es Jefferson street.
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PUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE ESTATE.
Homestead and Building Lots.

ON the 9th day of October. 1871, mt
II o'clock am,
WILL BE SOLD, ON THE PREMISES,
w the valuable estate Of the late Governor
Jones, comprising about ninety-three acres,
subdiyided into suitable building sites.
THE HOMESTEAD
will be sold with ten acres of land. on which
will he found every convenience ms regards
outhouses; a splendid garden. unusually pro-
ductive, and susceptible OF extreme cultiva-
ton. Also, a fine peach and apple orchard.
that needs only to be seen to be appreciated.
The residence contains eight rooms. and is
adapted to our climate. The water
on the place is unexceptionable. being pure
freostone. No more handsome sites can be
found in the suburbs than is contained in this
estate-with beautiful groves and undulation
enough to relieve its topography, making 1t
very desirable for suburban residences. Stu
ated, as tits, on one of the most fashionable
drives leading out of the city, known as the
POPLAR STREET BOULEVARD,
and within easy riding distance Of Memphis,
should command the attention ofall interested
in finding location unsurpassed for rural
home.
Omnibuses will leave Court Square at 9 m.
on the day of sale. giving ample time. for an
inspection of the premises before the sale
Lunch will be served.
TERMs-0ne-fourt cash; balance in one,
two. three and four years, with interest from
late of sale. l3-5O
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r o. o. F. DIRECTORY.
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Main and Nortl
Court streets.
ronrUC

Odd Fellows Hall, corner Main ana North
Court streets.
LODGES.
MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 6-meets every Tues
day. j. w Heath. N. g.: A. j. Ward. v.
G.. Jno. Waynesburg, Secretary. :.
CHIcKAsAw Lopez. No. S-meets every Mon
day night. Thomas S. Bingham, n. g.; Leon
Levy, V. g.; Geo. W. i. Crook. Secretary,
SCHILLER LoDGE, No. 140-meets every wed
nesdav night. Il. Alderman, N. G.i Joseph
Uhl, V. g.; II. Gronsuer, Secretary.
BANNER LODGE, No. lE-meets every Friday
night r. Shipway, n. g.; I. 5. Jukes, V.
g.. @. D. billiard, Secretary.
DEGREE LODGE.
MEMPHIS DEGREE LODGE No. S-meets LIST
Saturday of each month. i. $. Burr. w: l..
NJ; John Linkhauer, ID. i. NJ; 5. Nj. Nor
wood, A. l.. NJ; Leon Levy, Secretary.
DECREE OF REBRKAH.
RUTH LoDGE, No. 1-meets 4th Thursday OF
each month at pm. Thomas Bacon, n, u; :
Mrs. r. l.. GrOomes, V. g.; Mrs. W. Il.
McLefresh, Secretary
ENCAMPMRNTs.
GAYoso EYcAMPMENr, No. 3--meets on the
LIST and Sd Thursday nights of each month.
G. NJ. Carroll, G.. p. j. Linkhauer, H.. r.. ,.
NJ Norwood. S. W.. Thos. Bacon. Scribe.
MEMPHIS EECAMPMENT, No. 39-fneets "a and
18th Thursday nights of each month. a, w.
Homes, c. p; 4. S. Jukes. II. p; I. s. Bing-
ham, S. W.; c. Gross, Scribe.
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LEA 81 PERKINS, SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
0THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE

1t improves appetite and digestion. and it
is unrivaled for its flavor. We are directed by
Messrs. LEA x PERKINS to prosecute all
parties making or vending counterfeits.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
14l-vxiii-142 Agents. New York.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A DEED
ID in trust. to me executed by Catherine
Garvin on the 9th day of June. 1871, properly
registered in the Registers Office of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book so, page 2S6, and
at the request of parties interested therein,
/ will
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TAXES.
N o II L @ e.
OFPIcE Cry Tax COLLECTOR, /
MENPHIs. July 26. ISL.

UFFICE CITY TAX COLLECTOR, I
MEMPHIS, July 26, 1871. )
IHE TAX BOOKS HAVE BEEN TURNED
over to me for 1871. will now proceed 30
make collections. aIIO wing 10 per cent.
per annum discount.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
1881 CITY Tax Collector.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES ACADEMY

FUR YOUN O LADIES,
Memphis, Tennessee.
TNHIS ACADEMY, FOR THE EDUCATION
Il OF young ladies, is under the superintend-
enoe Of the Sisters Of st. Dominic. The course
Of instruction includes usefu. and ornamental
branches Of education. Special attention
given 10 moral and polite department. The
school year commences on the FIRST MONDAY
June. Terms per session, payable half in adj
vance, So. $50. go and 500. according TO the
agreed class Of the pupils. For further in
formation apply TO OF address the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
IA-T St. Agnes Academy.
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KEBLE HAIL,
Select Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies,
No. 12S washington street,
MRS. KETCHUM, Principal,

DEGINs SESSION SEPT. Is. 1871. CIRCU-
ID lars and cards at the book and music stores
sud At kehle Hall. loo-o1
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corron EAcIoRs.

A. @. TRRADwEIL, late Meacham 4 Treadwcll
A. b, TREADwELL, of Treadwell Bros.
X. A. TREADwRLL, of Troadwell Bros.
u. ID. TREADwELL, of Trcadwoll Bros.
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ON the 9th day of October, 1871, ht
II o'clock am,
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R. R.
(Takes effect Sunday, May %. BID
Arrives. Leaves.
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Depot at foot Of Main street.
Ticket Office. 2S716 Main street. one door
nortn OF 'enersonIAs yoNGE. GenI Sup't.
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The Brownsville ACCOMMODATION leaves at
5 30 D IN. daily, except Sunday.
Depot at head of Main street.
Ticket Office, 237h Main street. one door
north of Jefferson.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

por was 900 bbis standard whs buyers option all tbs
q @ A the Creek the @sss. 0 w @ u aer essy
s III s %. ss ss.
2oO % s9 sned Spfsra s white i9r baance o. month
Also 400 Sb. .e do ana ias half Ro's q
S"si 2rp:ss ns
rssey active: The sale! were Ss M s1a sa.n ia
S' Ser 'sn eb ana ss' III i's IS o'i2 n
jobbng $50 bbls brought sls o2 Tor 80 75
ols. .ls long ;
Lard wa: n fair ana arm for spo Sn
future. show some little wsskness The safe. ysIe 900
October :. io asa do for DscenSeF a 80 for Jan.
si.s . ate .sis. 'os is' ss.. ss .'. Cit, ?
wa. sa, iueury and sale, e. about a SS.
yIG'p ys pr.%d as 'S mess. 'ss.
s YER ass sst s ss .as
fsr obLng bness nr. a.. s.d sry :.sd @
aas Va n ssay pFrs' s,.sa ISs s
RsSsd CS ac ,ugar cured and 49, aao.
:. ssc l4c Tor the range Butter and cheese me- VIZ
ROE. The market was ilrm with fair demand rhs
s per- CT S ees. l
Ss is'ss sSss
Ss $ .Ssa SS a M s, a ss
closing weak os basis barely s for fsr sS
% but STEADY ss
aao% rs'n1 s 20 s.Sd ss 10 sS
cerv i0c. . l6i1c., prime TO choice grocery iOhc =
lOIdc centrifugal, hhds. and boxes. 9l4c a HE I;
vnoissses, hhds. and boxss So s%c: meado. 4So. .
74c. Havana-Boxcs Dutch standard, Nos to ., Szc =
eye. do; toto H. sltc lose; dc ,oi5. lohc i1sc;
white l9c l3c Porto Refining ies $40. a9Ac
do. grocery grales &c lie BrazilDutch Standards,
Nos TO L. SO gISc JavaDutch standard. Nos. 10 to
H. 94c 10ao ManaCurrcnt ciayed and superior, 7Acy
a Sc
STEARtNE was In fair demand and trne higher Sales
reported Of $50 crces at lDSc 10lc. for prime
moderately active and continued firm. Sace
200 900 lbs at SIZE a 9ac: for common to prime. N
WHIsKEY.-Recepts, ba3 bbs The market was qutes
OWN. further in prices Sales 25V bbs At 9sc.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
JONATHAN OLDBUCK ON TIE GOLD
MARKET

Treasury Power-PrIce of Gold and Ex.
change
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
Does the Secretary OF the Treasury exercise legh
tmate power when lie attempts to depress and
strike down the price Of bills sold by exporters
OF farm produce against shipments' This Is an I'M
p0rtant ana should be al imperative question: PES
the Secretary rghtfully possess the power put up
or put down the price OF farm produce Is there an
intelligent man in our country that VIII advise him
to use such power2 This Is more arrogant and
excessive exercise OF despotc power than has come
to our knowledge since the organization Of our ppe
The price OF bills of exchange drawn against the
shipment Of our farm and other produce regulates
and fixes the value OF the produce mere anu In all
parts OF country II these bills can be sold al
lar remuncratlve price our prOduce merchants
can purchase J., an, ana 81 snip TO Europe m me
Shipments arc checked until the price again rises TO
that point.
gold the larger Will be the shipments OF produce. ls
not this plain as wei as true propositions We all
Therefore we must wish see the pis OF exchange,
drawn against produce shipped sell for large and
action Of our Secretary Of the Treasury. what has
he doneS As soon as produce bills Ose 60 114-which
gold in large lots to be sold In opcn market to de.
fraud the produce shipper o. his Iairly earned re.
Thns the gold and exchange market is oppressed
by the secretary to the destruction OF our exports.
The produce dealer made to lose Oh his bills OF ex
change that the importer OF foreign merchandise
may purchase these bills at ruinOus rates. The
Secretary Injuries, and as Tar as he can destroys the
exporter, lor the benefit OF the importer. Is this
right, fair or honest There Is ignorance or dis.
honesty in this. Our Secretary should be both Wise
Thc price OF gold and exchange has clearly proved
during many years TO all obs:rving minds thai The
shipped TO Europe when the price or gold and ex-
change falls below lie, and that IL wlll greatly In
crease our expors.oyer Inc lowest price OF no. The
healthy point in the OF bills or exchange aud
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH. Sept %. 1871.
776; exports coastwso, lS5S sales $751; stock, 4,5i7
co,,o, ,u, EHS s on5EASs. y. ,s Sept d,i "a ls1.
'',s' ~, 'A',.' s wv, r''' cmoAeo. Sept; g. lsz.
:sss sa!as ssp,sSssr u ~
1ac, seller October Oats quiet; declined &c. No
G Se Nj f.asy snd sG
$50: easier; Ss Sis aS Lard Meats steady
s.s sss .sSs u i s I:ss. s.n
e ss, snS asS Shsa SsAs. e %S:. @
III bushels s00o bushels rye OOo bushels barley
ys D%ssS SS1 'A
ss. aeur ssvssaaS s;P a
sS SSr tss d. oats 4 So az SaSs, az
are unsh.nssd "'S''i !. held sc 6ssr
IN Il a Ii g. az H. al .sssss
sSs sS Ii Hxsa2.s sS eAs. :Fr; H. So Ss'
=. 81 ssS cs5p 5 p and lower sale; eS:hs5 %
SS: SS ss aS Ss az western s Rys
and barley nothing dong Pork held at Sll Lard l0c.
naly g3c. - .
Flour steady and unchansed sale. bbs at 50 % FOG
spring " rs for amber winter Ss for white winter
esry 1s SasSs. rsd Ohio 81 isH sood S1:h
Corn unchanged; safes i7,ooO sa,hs: No. iaoi:
and Uo Sus: f. car lot. q. 4 &c Barley Y n
81 s"i;e. Corn nea 1'i.. sSsd 81 g
:AGFa s psl s!' .:a ' IT, s
g ina siEsy New ss s To-
ssS sSs $, t.:e @ Ss: =.
7soOo feet Of lumber shipments by caual7 500 bushsls
Sa:ss e .a s S..sso Ts
,erd.y noon .s near me- 9 :; can be s o 600
2lO,0O0 bnshels barley, 73,0u0 bushels rye.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

Wheat was fairly active and prices lc. &c better
n good At pa as0H p @ sF tU
a'E aasSaaG a n asa
sec TO s aTve 81 ~ g. for rS rcd .T wT,nsr q
more ass and .a1 s
mixed, aioa and 7ic for western yellow saoat
oh. as s% .ss. si & Gs barley ."s ss s s
maGe with sass Of % S1ihS; she 8 3 for
ayoc. Western and 81 81 D Tor state; - -
both grain petroleum. about steady rates, The
sssS:s's ssaEss :s $ ss;s
3 Ss .' @s s. sp'ass .sH sa m 5 g.
sSs sss 1s AAaSEsls sSs's1 % %
'sa S:a saa:s
rive from BOSTON, to Cork Tor orders 81 3D. German brig
Sc sTss sas s.f Ss sf1si
40 s Tss ssrs S% s 20 % 81
9aes gstros9n on private y s,ms % srn bark from
seconds: s & I We ana mote ': s:. Of
wihou, sales, and prices were nominal at
= Soc clsysi ssc ssc; nsscoysio, rshninc. sse
s .ssi r1si5s r..s ssG
vAL ws "a % s good q
SIZE, $50 bbs al Ss 50 S5ls from dock Al Sc and q bbs
sy IG% sst " on ss basis s. @ hSs"
sales comprise bJ Ibis common strained at IS CO. 400 bbs
at S3 So $40 bbls do at 80 62, 80 bbs No. at S3
al - So lse bbs Eale .. Ss 400 bbs d. at " 90
$50 obs do. at $s In Wilmington 7,0 bbs resod ON
private terms Tar trm, with rscs OF go bbls wash
$50.
s4c In casks 85c in bbls Fish duh, but I'M
changed; winter, Sac s5c Lsri oil W" in moderate de-
mand FOR shipment at former prccs. =, - 4,
PErEoiEUM.Thc marke, Tor refined contuuei qlet a,
weak. Most sellers asking ASc for balance OF ont
but buyers generally disposed 10 pay over 'sc
Crude remained quiet but trn, quoted o, o esn az
and u tor hcavv. Case oil without chansc rca
ing dull and nominal 70 c 2c. Naphiha was qtt pIt
LT al lOc 0.c. The only sale or refined we have " re-
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

The Of EeGess: " Ssaa the
Tor the week and ~ more than for the CORRESPOND
constitutional 1922 local. 7; dcveopmenta 81 and violent
'"'''- 80 THE FATAL CASES OF sxALLrox
Increased from to scarlatina produced deaths and
Dp6era and Group together caused deaths Of
The number Of deaths from wnoopns coush rose from 10
deaths wss % 10 ahnn ev.r and 81 70 to yphoda
Nnetyone eai6s we're due TO darT69 al complaints "a less
than In he previous week Seven deaths were referred 70
UNUSUALLY PREVALENT AND FATAL
There sa deaths IN the past week caused s gh,hs.
disease ~ The following hs rfhncps
parment The Cooper Union:-Mean reading Of
ter y75 inches maximum temperature 70 degrees; mini
ns 5 less sn for se
period during the past ten years: mean degree OF humidity
CITY Sanitary Insp reports total Of 7es nsgec
ines 1851 ,e emen houses 81 private dwellings, . other
d sow sns %
Eshment, bladder cleaning establishments TAT boiling
% Gsns sS is
n5S M M nd water sssae
scs and ewa csen and osp sssp9o street ea'sh 60
cases Of -
H Ths a'sF 5sseyss s TsS
Se sas s IF,
and dsnfected fumigated IA houses, 27 rryy
sinks together with clothing, bedding 6c Twelve cases of
large number OF srets and have been disinccei
with the Grondln dsiulectant and quicslime
This also shows 9 sinks cesspoos to have been
the city. Five complaints concerning
STREET PAvEMENTs
and refer ed to the proper departments There
Sc Which % Y't % sraIsea and badly bruised
having died OF the dsemper quarantine was sent TO
tho oGal docks Permits have been granted TO ID
vessels TO dschargc careoc on vouchers from the Health
of meat &C. seized by the Meat Inspectors
IL for human food for the week ending Septcn nbcr & 1871
Sheep, hogs III calves u veal quartersi poultry, 3S
pounds ham, 80 pounds; Bolognas 10 pounds The Attor
OF actions commenced for Noncompliance with orders or
violations of Health laws ordinances, 100; number or
judgments obtained IN pending actions number OF actions
discontinued evidence or abatement OF all cause OF
incd and form of orr endorsed thereon 46 number Of
such complaints examined and returned for additional stae
ment, ~
Doctor stephen Smith presented report upon
the condition OF the cellars in the city occupied as
dwelling places, ana offered resolution that all
permits from the Board giving PERMISSION to people
10 live i'm these places he In future denied, and all
those heretofore granted be rescinded. Dr. Smith
said that he had personally visei all the cellars or
New YORK, and had come TO the conclusion that
THE MORTALITY AMONG THAT CLASS
OF the community who were compeiied 10 i've IN
these underground holes was thing terrible 10 CON
template, and he advised that II should be entirely
stopped and no one be allowed to live in anv place
under the level OF the street In future. The mater
was referred 10 the COMMITTEE on Law ana Ordi-
nanCeS,
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
BROOKLYN MORTALITY.

There were 1877 deaths in Brooklyn last week, be-
ing onc less than the week preceding. or the de-
ceased there were men, 3s; women, A.; boys, 81;
girls, "a; 40 were infants under twelve months 20
were persons between the ages OF forty and sixty
years, and we're upward OF eighty; l26 were
natives OF the United States As OF Ireland 10 OF Ger
many of England, OF Canada and Norway respec-
tvely and 1 each OF Nova Scotia, Scotland and un-
known. Smallpox carried or 2: Group, 5; dysentery,
o; marasmus, IL consumption 81; disease OF brain,
Is; cholera inianum 10; dlarrhna, q; pulmona. o;
remitent fever, 7; typhoid fever and gasirltls, 2
each; dphtheria, scarlatina and pyena, each.
The highest dcatn rate was obtained I'D the Tenth
ward, where the total Runper was 10
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
prices of the principal stocks during the day.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.

Y.
The Southern Stale bonds were steady dull and
neglected. The following were the closing street
prices:-IeDnessee, ex coupon, II a ~; do new, Il
"; Virginia. eX coupon, 81 63; do. ncw 6S T0 do.
registered stock, Old, 81 a 5S; do. consOs, OAK
GsJs; Georgia skies, S4 SO: do. sevens,
81 92 North Carolina, ex coupon, Al a
43; funding, ls68 80 34 do do, 1865, 80 81;
90. new, % a "a; do. special tax II IS;
Missouri skies, 96h o.; do. Hannibal and st.
Joseph, "a e5; Louisiana sixes, 81 a 20; do. new,
so a 50; do levee SKIES, II 49, do do. eights, so
So; do. Penitentiary sevens, 90 ~; do. railroad
eign.s, 70 50; Alabama Gves, 63 q 20; do. eighis,
1O1 n 102; do. railroad eights 92 9j South Caro-
lima SKIES, 20 80; do. new, January and July,
541a q 90; do. do, April aud october, 81 q
5s; Arkansas skies, SO 30: do. scvens, SO a 81.
CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-Manhattan, 1f9; Merchants, 100; Mcchan.
ics' 1884, Union, 13s; City, ESQ., Phoenix, LOG; North
River 95; Tradesmen's, 152; Galatin National, 125;
Merchants Exchange, 90; Leather Manufacturers,
1856; Seventh Ward 1O6 state Of New York, 10o
Commerce, III; Ocean, 90; Mercantile, 1861 Amer-
can Exchange, lie; Bank of the Republic, 49,;
IRVING 1876; Metropolitan, 40; East River, lis;
Nassau, ITO; Commonwealth. 90; Park, l54; Manu-
facturers and Merchants, l02: New YORK National
Exchange, 100; Central Nauonal, lOoN; Ninth Ma
tional, 1lG Bankers and Brokers' Association, SO.
THE RAILWAY BONDS.
The following were the bids Tor the railroad