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Cotton In New York.

NEW YORK, September 2, 10 a.m-Ordi-
nary. lT.= good ordinary. I&kc; low mid
nc. Sales, 259 bales receipts, G62l; receipts
here. 382
lU.A5 a m-Market hrmer and holders asking
higher rates. For September. 1870: October.
lgc- November, l9 l-,Bc. December. 1910: Jam
uary, I9 slice; February, I9 @lbc; March 10 I3-l6c;
April, DC.
: p.m-Cotton firm and steady. sales on
spot. 800 bales futures, 1880 bales. For Octo-
Der, Is l5-l6c.
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Trustees Sale.

DEB and Oy virtue OF q deed Of Trust.
20 me executed, y Jscob g GALLOWAY.
Al ustee and a Gaf0WaF. MS wife- On
T. p Jftday Of Ocs1s.r. SO and rscnrded "A
the Registers OdCrs II Snatsy county rem
nessss. IN record tzSk number %. page 81
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DHIOAsO.

AAMAGANOa
CHICAGO, September I.-FlO1r hrm. Wheat,
No. 2 spring active and lal1zc higher, closing
at 81 1sdaf w. This afternoon nrm, 81 1875
for September, and 81 1879 for october. Corn
No. 2 mixed dun, closed AZ 47a471Sc. This after
noon quiet at RIc for September, u EHcfor
October. Oats-No. ? quiet and &c lower,
CLOSED At S4e. kye-No.2 easier, 62lR62ze-
Barley NO. spring easier, 6la6Shc. High
wines unsettled and irregular, closed al &c.
Mess pork easier, slsal8 -. Lard easier. Meats
steady and unchanged Hogs moderately set
i've, 81 50aA s. Cattle steady, s. 45a5 IS
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsroS. September EL-Cotton market
Arm. mfddline. 1saISZc; net receipts, los; ex-
ports eOastwtse, SO; sales, 30 stock, 7SlS bales.
BAVANHAH.
SAVANNAH, September N.-COtton In fair
demand; mlddling, lSkc; net receipts, 706; ex-
ports eosstWiss, l55S sales S75 stock, 4547 bales
GALVESTON.
GALVEsroN, September H.-Cotton nrm;
good ordinary, lEzal6c; net recetpts, 6SS; sales,
zoo stock e,l72 bales.
MOBILE
Moz1LR, september z-cOuon quies mid
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between the hours ofI o'clock an andI
O'Clock pm, SIX acres ofIand, being the east
half o. lot No TEsnty-stz o. tue snbd vtstIn
OF the lauds Of Wm. UccpeT, IS re -ordsa q
the Registers ONCE OF Shelby county. trrnt-
ing AS reet on the sO1fh mead OF Csufrsl ave-
nue. Uy q depth o 81 feet, afjoufng the
sOuthWOrth formerly KiDg's] place, on C=n-
Lral sven1e, about 81 miles froE The city,
AID within 8 rev ulnutss wslE OF VII On's
station. on the ~. and = Railroad Toe ak
acres vii be sold together, and tie guilty Of
redem FtiOn waved. FCr inf rmafiuu apply
TO tess B. Edm0ndson AtIOrnsv- IS Union
street. JOSEPHLNEF RIEG.
SsDJamb e q. Is7I. 80
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isl Of the MeehanicaI division

Can ebsIbsnge competition, and cannot be ex-
celled for completeness in deCaU and comprs-
henstveness in eOnces ton. Every Mechanic
and Manufac rer OF Memphis should be
send his best fsnrics for exhibition.
The Directors Of the Agricultural Society
are happy TO Announce that they have had
the hearty and Jealous aid OF the Memphis
Mecha1fos' Institute In preparing tBis Ii T.,
who viii nave ohargeO OF that DivisiOa Of our
Fair, and from whom, under thar enlignt
eued management anu personal supervision,
the Mechanical Division cannot fa1l to be the
most complete suecess ever attained, at
a Fair or Exposition in the Southwest
Steam motive pOEHr viii be provided to
drive machinery, and ample tests viii be
made before awarding premiums.
The grounds are being set in complete or
der and every facility in The 20 yer OF the Di-
rectoTy, VIII be provided for exhibiting
articles at the fair. Ample guards viii b
provided for he safety OF articles and ami
mails, and feed for the latter via be furnished
at market rates.
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COTTON.

The receipts are daily Increasing: to-day they.
are 5S5 bales; shipments, ~; stock, 2525; total
receipts, 1854; receipts up TO this time last year,
cor: shipments, t155 and stock ,El0. Ihs market
opened this morning a little nrmer. holders
asking for mlduI1ng lc4oS buyers are oheriOg
lslGc. AtnOou to-day cotton advanced in New
York &c, making the market drmer here than
for q week past Among the sales to-day we
ind: Is bales ordinary l5e, 10 do, l5kc1 50 good
ordinary, ~ 70 TIC; > do, TIC; Ado to low
middli Z, lsc- ~ low middling, 49, TO lSEc, 20
strict middling, lS5sC, 10 middling, 1870; 9 do,
1sse. and - good style at lSZc. We quote
OruluAry dlo
GOo4 q man -
strict 2 ] O
Low mi
glSl
Cotton Statement.
CHAEBER OF CCMMERCE.
MEMPHIs, september q, lsT1.
stock, SeptemberL ls7l - 2,E6
Hacei ved since last ststement--.. SIS
Received preTtously--.---..--- 4,s6S 5-5d
7.a@
shiPpe4 since last st2tement-- %
Shipped previously--s-------- 4,S2-5,A5
stock at noon to.dsy- ass
Imports.
aFCmphls and Charleston railrOad------ 30
Mississippi and Tennessee railroRd------ l66
Memphis and Ohio 45
Steam ers- -
Estimated per WAgons----.--.----.-----.---. 100
Exports.
Memphisand Ohio raLroad------. %
NAWnZUuaEE nlW.n- LA
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PUBLIC SALE OF SIX ACRES HEn-
Pills SUBURBAN LAND.

DY virtue OF g Trust DEED ua5e % me- BY
- ~ a.king and Hzry a Kiug bis vtfs.
for the purpo-s OF securing e cer-aiu iudsot-
sdness therein mentioned. ana recor1sd IN
the Begtstzr ONCE OF SHELBY county. Tenn,
IN BOOK So page ILL VIII seI, - ln- htkhsst
bidder. Tor cash- a. pablo safa, IN the auetiOR
room OF Eoyster, TreZsFaur q &C.. on tina
northeasfern corner o. Main and Jefferson
streets ntne oity OF Memphis, On
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

Is called to the above ment OF the
President and Bo srd OF Directors. There Is
not the least ooubt but what all the tickets
Will be sold. The very low price as which
they are ~p1sced-tWo dollars viii enable
every one to contribute their mite toward
beautifying the grounds OF he Association,
and making other improvements This is no
private enterprise, but is gotten up by the
Board Of Dire -ctOrs-Whose ] 2 standing as
pubuc-spiritsd and energetic citizens cannot
be qu~estioned-for the sole purpose OF bene-
fitting the public, by adding to she beauty oil
their fair grounds
The tick ebs entItle the holders TO admission
to thu Fair on that day, II those holding
them choose TO attend, and a chance In four
hundred and efghty-One cash premiums,
ranging from 5000 down.
The number OF tickets is limited to $4,000,
and under no circumstances will more than
that nnmber be SOLD.
All prizes viii be paid in CASH.
Your attention is called TO the names ofthe
following gentlemen, who compose tbs
Board:
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON. President.
ENOCR ENsLaY, First vice-Prssident.
ELI RAYFER Second Vice-President.
r, d. GOODWIN, Third Vice. president.
]. II. EDMOSDsON Fourth Vice President.
JOHN BROWN, Fifth Vice President.
JOHN 4. S~TRATToN, Treasurer.
LEoN. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
Q L. ANDERSON, A. B HATNEs,
JOSEPH BRUCE, NAPOLEON HILL,
B. BAYLIss, 4cHN O. FIzER,
A.. J. HAYS, n. U. ERKn
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No Entry Fees in any Department

The Directors will use every precautton In
their pow or 10 secu, e the safety Of articles
and animals, but cannot be responsible for
any IosseR.
The beautiful track Of one mile Is in COM
plete order and cannot be exceled In Amer
lea as q uottlng g-Ounds
Trains will run every half hour nom Men
phis 70 the gounoa, at &c the round trip
OmnibusGes and hacks, in can be
also procured. All the railroads transport
passengers at hall rstes or one fare both
ways, BY having tickets stamped at the gate.
Visitors SIRE particularly requested to have
their tick cts STAN ed at the gate, otherwise
they rorfeit their right % retnrn free.
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MEMaHlS AND 1.-THE ROCK 4. R. |
OHANaE oF -

n ~ VA
nOMMEHCING Sunday, September 3D.
" lS7i Until further notice, trains Willrun
daily as follows: At
L8sve --...-...-..7 g m
.---- 1851 All
Ar pm
Affive-Iistle ROCK pm.
Returning arrive at MemphisA-.6@ pm
Ferrybost caves foot Of Union street
promptly at $50 am. Close connections made
at usvaI's Bluff with 4. Il Packet cos line
OF steamers for ali points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
OF stages Tor Hot Springs, Camden, Arkadel-
phis, washington and Pointsin Texas. Also
with steamers on Arkansas river for Pin
Ruff, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little Rock anu
Fort Smith railroad
For tickets or In formation apply at Com.
pany 6 once, * Madison street; at office OF
Aemphis and louisville Railroad, ZS7h Main
street, or ST once OF Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, rs Main street.
&. T. OAKLEY. ALEX WADDELL,
Gent Ticket Ag't. Passenger Ag't.
A. q. LEVERMORE.
SEM General Superintendent.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD COMPANY.
ACRES OF LAND
Q SALE,
At Reauoea Prieesl

nRESIDENTS OFFICE,
Il TIL Rock, AK, Sept. l2, ISL
ERr This Company, having conn leted their
road from Memphis to Little Rock, now offer
all their lands for sale, at reduced prices.
Great inducements viii be offered to actual
settlers who will improve the land.
Our teFms viii be One-6Ourth cash
balance 70 suit purchasers
Apply TO b u WILLIAMS, Land and GEN.
eral Agent OF the Company, Little Rock. Ar
furnish all information in regard TO the land
of the Company. All persons occupying M
of the lands OF the COMPANY, after the 1st Cf
January, 1877, win be required TO psg rent.
The tttlst to these lands Is indisputaeIe.
SAN TATE
SELF President M. and L. r. Railroad 90.
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cHANcERY SALE
REAL MaTATE
e1 ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1871

no. Z88-In the Second Chsncsry Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Bsnya1 Payne
wa j. A HlnEon es al
ny vutag or an order ~ sale mad IN this
u cause, 1 VII sell At pu5Ife auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in 'front.' OF the once Of the
Sec nd Chaucery Court Of shelby esS.aty,
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RIO COFFEE.

I'VE are now Offering 70 the trade the en-
Jacket," consisting OF prime and choice Rio
CodseE. Win ssh the unbroksn marks OF
same to the trade AZ lowest prices Tor gold or
currency, tor cash or approved psper. OESueb
time as may be desirable 70 purchasera
FAkGA8ON a CLAY.
sspk tax NOssaBa Adso FEontssrset
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$4,000 !.
Bna .zsEzs# auidE b5o 1as Naa
Third Annual Falr Of the Memphis
Agricultural and Aschan- q
ICaI Society.

WITH the view Of Increasing the interest
w in the Coming Fan Far. The Beard Of
Directors have determined TO odeE q list Of
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CINCINNATI, September E.-CottOn firm,
with light demand; low middling, l9c. Flour
sxelte1 and higher hatnlly's q a5al Wheat IN
Corn buOyant but unsettled ,&a54e. Rye. T5a
SIC. Oats IN tair demand and firm. Barley
dun and unchanged Groceries and oils un-
changed. Eggs dun and dropping at &a25c.
Butter steady, with moderate demand, Isaac.
Cheese IN good demand at full prices, I81Sal4c.
Pork arm, with light demand; rl3 asked sales
at Sl2 70. Lard firm. with light demand, gL<c.
Bulk meats IN fair demand and drm; shout
ders, Gsc; rough sides, 61za65Ec; clear rib sides,
&c all delivered at Indianapolis, Richmond
aud Aenia. Bacon firm, Win Light demand:
sales Of shoulders al 7asc5 Clear rio Sides nc;
clear sides, BaSLc. Hogs Ia fair demand and
drm, 81 SlaA 81 ~GaItle-heaYy receipts de-
press The market prime extra, S4a4 80. Whis-
Nv excited and higler. $40.
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NEW ORLEANS.

4 ORLEANS, September H.-Cotton easier;
sales, 6O bales; good ordinary, TTLalSc; low
middling, lS5sslsHc; mtJdling, 1870; receipts,
ll5 bal /; No exports; stock, Z,575 bales.
Flour fEmi supernne, IS 50a5 ~; Xxx, 50 So
XXX, S71Zka7 50. Corn drm, at SIC. Oats
hrn, at5ss59c. Bran-llZc. Hay hrmer and
scarce, at S36a57. Pork quiet, S4 &al4 ~. Ba-
eOn-oHaSaSasLc. Sugar-cured hams, choice.
iotzalSc. Lara scarce and urE1; tierce, lOha
lOIc5 keg, l2alZZc. Coffee, sugar aud mo
lasses-nO market. WHISKY hrmer; western
recuned, 85caSl Us. Bank sterling, 49,. Sight,
kaH premium. Gold, L5Z.
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SATURDAY. neioher IN I87L

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to wits
Situate, lying and being In the county OF
Shelby ard State OF Tennessee, and more
particularly described as follows, to-Wtt:
AdiolnI1g the Ian OF &c WhftaksF and
Others, IA the First Civil District Of said
COUNTY. and bounded As follows: BEGINNING
at q hickory on the o near Morzn's Hest
ing house, Il being said Rhitaker's southeast
corner unnIug east dfty-elght coles along
the road to q stake 10 chains northeast OF q
plumtree near 3 r Harrells crib; thence
north one hundred and t~htrty-utne and~a-
half poles to a stake In the road from Beaver
bridge 70 Curl1s house, with sWeefgumr black
gum and ash pointers; thencs west dfty-
efght poles to Whttsker's line 6ve poles
south OF his northeast corner thence south
" to Wnitaker's line to the beginning, a
hickory now cut down.
TERMs OF sALE On q credit Of seven
moutHsf purchaser executing note with Sc
curfty lea retained 70 secure payment Of
p~1rchase money. Equity OF Iedsm pttou
barred This sepEemDer - 1871.
n ID. STEWART, Clerk and Master
j. A. Taylor. Sol. for complt ssD
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le~ctro-ChemIea Eaths.

Particular attention paid TO Diseases OF Fe-
males, such as Suppressed or Painful Men
strustion. Falling ofthe Womb. Leucorrhea.
or Whites, n 70 al Irregularities OF the
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
bylstter. ans
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VENEREAL or SECsETDlsERSES,

such as syphilis, Gonorrbea, elect, STRIFE
lures, and al urinary diseases, 5yphtlitic or
Aercurial affections of the Throat, Skin or
ruinous to the body IS well as the mind. pro-
ductng bottles on the face, Debility, Impo-
teneysD tENinesss Dtmness Of sigh Confusion
OF Ideas, Aversion TO Society, Loss of Mem
cry, etc. All cases Of 4ataFlh speedily and
efBctuRlly cured.
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LIVERPOOL, September =, ? p.m.-CottOn
nrL1 Middltng Uplands, fully 9 7-l5d; Mid.
diln.g Orleans, sll-lbd.
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IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

d list OF Prem tums Is complete. The AErf-
cultural Division has been carefully and
traction as shouts enlist all the farmers end
stock raiBers of our sec ion in the spirit of
emulation. which the Society designs 70 pro-
for the benedt OF Agriculture. We in
vite competitiOn rom all our people. the
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MANSF0RD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. Second and Monroe Streets.
JOE L0GKE'S NEWS DEPOT,
Ne. 2S6 I-2 Main street.
J. C. EYRlGR's NEWS DEPOT,
No. $40 Main Street
W. H. BATES,
Agent for the sale OF Tickets
.OUTHERN HOOP

. OUTHERN HOOP
y Skirt Mandatory,
1851 Main street, Ne T
washington. tSeEsOn OF
1871 IS7 y The improved
Eugenie Skirt, with sd
Unstable Bustle, is now
reacy. In all SIZES; also,
the Empress Skirt, to be
worn with separate BUS
tie. Special attention is.
called to my cOmplete
stock of reel French Cor
sets and Children's Sup
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III U----TI--- l---II---- T-T-T
The Board OF Directors, in commenting
this scheme to the public, promise that II
shan be carried out IN good faith They viii
appoint a committee o. award. whose high
character Will De a sufficient guarantee that
perfect faIrness VIII nitro the ~distributsOn.
The price Of these s2scial tickets has been
nxed at the low sum CfTWO DOLLARS, in
urder that they may be within the reach OF
every one.
1t is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair VIII be so successful. financially,
as to enable the Society 20 erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds 10 such
degree of excellence as TO render them q
source of pride to svery citizen OF Memphis,
Shelby county ahd the adjacent county,.
The Board OF Directors have selected Mr..
". Il. BATES to supervise this special ar
rangemeut, and tickets can be bad On spDH-
cation 70 him, at the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any OF hs
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEOE. TRoU6DALE, Secretary.
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Trustees Sale.

RY virtue OF ne power vested tn me By deed
- OF trust exes1tea by James d humn- on
the 4th day Of Dseember. 1861 10 secure GER
tain tndebsednsss thsTein mentioned. NJ
reasrded Ia book 80, pages 90, 81 and 54S. I
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Flour In fair demand and higher; superhne
western and state, s. 90a5 40; common 10 good
x, s. 5Oa6 70; good to choice, s. 75a7 ~; Ohio
Y, So 60a7 81; st. Louis, 50 6JGg. Rye -four
and cOrnmeaL, nrm- WHISKY nrmer, at gSc.
Wheat dull and unsettled; No. spring, 81 5Oa
d winter red western, 81 5SaI ~; amber,
western, 81 65al So whlte, 81 6oal Is; No.
spring, 70 arrive soon 81 81 white western,
10 arrive, 81 75a17S. Rye In fair demand and
urm, &aAOc. barley steady with a moderate
demand; western, 95c. Malt dull. Corn In
fair demand II firm; western mixed, in store,
72Nc; adOat, 73a758c. Oats in fair demand and
nrm; western and Ohio, 5la5Sc. Hay steady.
Hops firm, al 40s44c for 1871; 20aSOc for 1870; lja
lSc for 1863; Sale for 1855. Leather firm, at 26a
&c. Wool Is Hrmiy held at 4Sc for unwaShed,
and 4Oa4Sc for pulled. Coffee IN fair demand
and arm; Rio, l4ZaI7zc. Sugar in fair de-
mand and firm; lar TO good refining, gAagkc;
cuba, 9alOc. MOlasses dull and unchanged.
Rlce-oAaSc. PetrOieum-crude, l4aliLc;5 re-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

KNOX, the Halter, may be regarded in the
rrl II phle teaecr His BsPoEIrv, at No 2l2 Broadway
corner Of Plont Is the all those who study their person
aprenee his bats Of the latest J and ' o. INC De'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
xr,v vopK nA1y TRIBUNE FRIDAY APRIL 7TRPLE SHEET

here and another there and another In another place
all mixed up with tho Sc iHquiues-men who are Pymb
the largest part Of his slaryand le 70 hinise
must hush up; politics don't belong 20 the pulpit; dare
not speak out, for my wife ana children would lHer
dare not sneak the whole truth fearessy and with per
sonal application to those chief snncrs that see before
me-" What are tho doctors doing They are, some OF
Them attending upon those men Who have been engaged
in the yest stock OhbiDg operations until their he9
are as hard as their brains soft ana al th'lI
ailments are going Into forms of nervous disease, ana
they are ready TO pay the biggest tees 10 tho hku
physcan provided lie is not Of the bahbDg sort not
zoo pcouhed In regard to the political abuses OF tls
ctnoss and coWadce at the top are groubl between
the upper and the neither mstOne ana uhtl Ils peop'
rIuck mn courage, aud longer hesitate ~ speaking
ihe truth for fear their hOusO Will be burned down, or
thew will be stabbed in the back, knocked down with
a club we need not expect any reform These ere the
things that must be brought home TO the Intelligent
cIasscs. they must be told not 10 shrink from
their duty in q cOwardly manner-nOt to shrink
nom doing what they know 10 be just My fears are
not SO much from the tcnementhouses, or from the
mracerly instructed classes; We will stick by Mr..
PeecIer's principle and Instruct ti.m. We have %
maintain here the great principles 0f free government
1vhc we have begun with. IL sill be hettcr % fa Ia
such n noble enterprise than 10 succeed IN any 0thcr
What fear Js the cOwaTdco and imJccty Of the rlch
and intelligent claBses-thclr uhWIiHhshena 70 sign
ma ners o show their in opposition 10 All these
mir, ep0us frauds that gong on. rear those who
are i'm inc top places and who ial IN heir duy to this
community That 10 my point; ana th't iS All nave 10
say. lGrcat appause.J
WIN. l.. Dodge-As this meeting has been 80 sati3fac-
tory We hope this association Will shortly call another
Tn the mean time, I move that we now adJonrn.
Carried
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

II. Y. SQUrRE's, 97 Fulton-st, New York IS
Tho hess r,ce 20 buy rehe fue UlOyns choice JsS'
ElKr and SrEELsG ESuLsR SILygssAsE Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

AZ DrNLAP's New Hat Store, 174 Fifth-aye.,
between coal yair! B's aal fouLs hArs
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

F. c. Harriet gave n series of recitatlcns
last evcpng at the Church OF the Strangers" IN Mercer
st on behalf OF the Alice Cary Memorial Fund TIC
nrograme consisted OF selections from the works on
Bref Uarte Alice Cary, aud others. At me cnse tle
o., ur Deens ddrrssea the audience. lie sa.0 ttb
hIs cbrch mad never claimed Alice Cary az hnenp5.i
Ic d not believe that both monument ana ll, @ .oi
window would be erected, anu t"CEeA"'" no I'N
for fine former.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

Ragdad has City baths, and no doctors.
MoTal ~ ASGALIs TUHAa Baths, Lexington I"entyliA
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

If your hair is coming out or turning grey
do not nunur over misfortune es7 avert AYERS hA'H
vteoa will remove the Of your grief by ors your bar to "
n,nrnl cor All herewith yeur goo looks anil god nature
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

BCRyErr's CoLoGNE-Bcst in America.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

WHY NOT get rid Of that red, rough ana
ft when # can easily exchanged for transparent
M pui,v by the use OF IAG,ss MAGNOLIA BtLH It's elects
are charming why rd soften your hair which 80
~ 10 he done ou Use LYoSs CELEBRATED EArHAEoS tho beat
dr,s.lnr iu tic WvTlL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

PuRENOLOGTCAL EXAMINATIONS daily al 3SJ
Broadway showing talents defects aud best psls pointed ol-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

REMovAL.-Willard Harvey, dealer in imported
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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-16

The New Hampshire Democrats did not
propose to be cheated by their own men in the
organization of the House of Represep atives.
so they numbered off each Democrat and La
nor hef0rmer III caucus, and gave him n vote
bearing the same number, so thar if that nnms
Der failed to appear in the ballot box tbe chi.
prit would convict himself* 1t was never
tried before, but worked like a charm. But II
Is doubtful If this method of enforcing party
discipline will commend itself to the nennle
and carries very doubtful compliment tn the
integrity OF the Democratic leaders of the
Granite State.-Portland Press
*Whereby, saith the Portsmouth Chronicle.
hangs tale-if told correctly, Judge Ne.
smith, Republican, was the temporary pre-
SUING oncer OF the House. Hackett, OF
Portsmouth, Republican, and Page of Con-
cord, Democrat, were the tellers, to count
votes. Mr.. Page was gathering up the Dem
cratic votes for future inspection, but Judge
Nesmith chose to inspect them himself. After
leaving the chair the Judge passed them to
Capt. Dan. Hall-and when the Captain was
hunted up it was ascertaned that thew had
passed into other hands. 1t is said that four
OF the numbered tickets didn't find their wav
INTO the ballot box, but that four Republicans
voted with the Democrats, and four Demo
Gratis voted with the Republicans for Speaker;
that the Democracy finally had the tickets re-
turned to them, (the result of "compro-
mise'') and that on due inspection the Demo-
cratic leaders found the numbered tickets. all
there, but the four unnumbered tickets al
legged to have been thrown for Cove by Re-
publlcans, were not in the pile. We give the
story as we hear it, and do not vouch for lis
correctness.