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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
ksF0ksats' st. LoEIs and Arkansas 2lSs5
Packet eeasaEY.
For Pine Blum, Little Rock, L~ouisDurg, Oar
danelle, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort

EUT FIub bIuut LILLIe hOCAf L~UuBDUFkI DIT
danelle, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
Smith; composed OF the following
FirBt-class, LOW-WatsrE Freight
and Passenger Packets:
SALLlE, 7. s. IshBsan, Master
c0lUhBlA, treas, Master
UTAH, TX. veFhsss, Master
MINNIE. -- Master
Connecting at Little Rock with H.
Stages for Hot Springs and the
nght-draught steamer Little Rock, Houston,
master, for all points on the upper Arkansas,
Freight received at all times from boat OF
railroad and transferred, free OF charge, to
boats of this line Mark and cOnslgn goods
to st. Louis and Arkansas River Packet Co..
care OF ELLIOTT q LIE Ag'ts, Memphis;
l. IL. q Co., Agents, Cairo
JAS.J. SYLVESTER, Sup't,
fs IN N. Commercial st.. St Louis, Mo
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VALUABLE DASH PREMIUMs:

45l premiums amounting o..,.-SIOOO
The Board OF Directors, in commanding
this scheme to the public, promise tina II
shall be carried out in good faith. They viii
sppoint q OF award, whose high
character will be a sufficient guarantee that
perfect fairness Will control the distributsou.
The price OF these special tickets has been
fixed at the low sum CT w DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reach OF
every one.
II is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair viii be so successful financially,
buildings and improve the grounds to such
degree OF excellence as to render them a
source OF pride to every citizen OF Memphis.
Shelby county and the adjacent country,
The Board OF Directors have selected Mr..
W. II. BATES to supervise this special ar
rangements and tickets can be had on appli-
cation 20 him al the Memphis and Charles.
ton Railroad Depot, or through any Of his
JACOB THOMPSON. President.
LION. TRousDALE, Secretary.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
kANsF0RD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. second and Monroe streets.
Joe L0GEE'S NEWS DEPOT,
No. 2Se 1-9 Main street.
l. c. EYRIeH's NEWS DEPOT,
No. $40 Mafn street.
or by application to nae. by letter or in per- /
Jon. 81 the Me-Ephis and Charleston railroad
". q. BATES,
Aptp agent Tor tue aate Of Tickets.
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annEs \ RoARD.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day boarding can
> lie rad a. l4 Monroe street, at nve dollars
Per week, In advances. Also. rooms, elegantly
furnished. csn be had, with board Tor two
srEons, 81 sixty dollars n month. Refer
s1ce required. aug
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BURNKrr's COOKING EXTRACT, sold bv,
oliver q Enney.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAvTNG THTs nav


RIVERS WEATHER BUSINESS.
Yesterday was another warm day. At
nighttall q rain storm prevailed, which
cooled the atmosphere to some extent.
The river here is falling steadily, with s
feet large In the channel from Cairo down.
and 6 feet from there to st. Louis. The
channel continues ragged, and is cutting
out very slowly. The Ohio is rising slow
ly at Cincinnati and Louisville, with Az
feet on the bars In the lower Ohio. White
river is declining, with a fair steamboat
stage from Jacksonport out. Arkansas
river is receding, with AZ feet In the
channel from Little Rock out, and 3 feat
above there.
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THE NAME APPEAL.

COTTON RAsKETs, Tighs q o., 3 How.
ards Row.
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FoSLER's EXTRACT.
Greatest Medical Discovery Of the EiHs-
tesnih esatBry.
Do. FOWIer's COmpeund Extract

FOR THE CURE or
BerOrala, syphilis, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, Chronic Rheumaiism,
Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
and all RIOOd Impurities.
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A TERRIBBE TEMPTATION, Harper's
cheap edition, for sale by Joe Locke, SS6h
Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
F0R YIcKsBuRa.

Helena, Napoleon and YieksbuTg.
CITY OF j. .-.---..-.-.....-.L ukeF, master
This elegant passenger packet L.
viii leave as o
THURSDAY, August 18th, at pm.
Freight reces Sed at thsSt.Louis WhaTfboats
WE. DILL, Agent.
-aul6 FLEM. CALVERT. Sup'k.
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FOR BENT.

NUBURBAN PLACE-A beautiful place, Is
- elegant rooms, one acre. In yard one acre
50 pasture, two acres garden, nult etc VII
Ts1t foT board OF family containing two
adults. ana child ana nurse. Apply Al the
GRUMPY PLACE, on Pigeon Boost ROAD. aGl1
HwELLING FOR RENT-CROP IN GAR
DIX FOR EALE.-The Cooper Place"
TwC miles on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad; large brick dwelling-H acres In
GARDEN. a GUIOE. Receiver. etc.
DWELLING HOUSE SIS Main street aud
ID - shelby street Apply TO
aul6 PAUL A CICALLA, 6S shelby St
ETOREHOUsE-Commencing September
> lst, thai large and commOdtous store
mousse, No Ns Front street Apply 20
aul5 &8 Main street
STORE. AND DWELLING ATTACHED. No.
y Il Jefferson street, between Aain and
Front Apply 10 BROS.
ELOOR-Tne second floor Of No. $50 Main
4 street Apply 10 l. ; A. L. LOVES
STEIN, on premises. aus
IOTTON OFFICEs-No. E2 Front street, mp
aug5 MENKEN BROS.
BUSINESS HoUsE.-A nrst-class business
d house teItra largel, No. - Main street,
unly g hrst-elsEs tensnL POSSESSION Z4In
Eaf5 NJ VIZ 4. PERKINS
HOUsE-A two. story dweIImg-house. with
II six rooms, two drsssirg rooms, Kitchen
and seryanl rooms, on the corner OF fonto-
E2 SIS. LLOYD, 81 Main street
OUR oFFiCEs-In stanton Block. Apply
o ALLIsoN BROS tyls
EoUsE-A fine two-atory Brick Dwelling
2 House, with nine rooms, Gas, Cisterns
ere, no. Tx Exchange street. Inquire OF
myls s. HARRIS, 30 Aain street
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ToHN 8 KE8R attorney st Law, has re-
Etreek Memphis, Tenn. s1se
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and st. Louis U. s. Hall Line
For Osceola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron r. h. at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats up the Ohio River.
CITY OF CHESTER-..........ZeiRler master
This elegant steamer will leave -
~ above
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at 5 pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and ST.
Louis packets, North, East and West, apply
20 General Railroad and Steamboat ONCE.
TOM B. DUNN, cor. Ccu and Main SITS.
Freight received at theSL. Louis WharfDoaI.
W T.. DILL, Agent.
aul7 FLEM. CALVERT, 8upt.
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sEnAM YTFE1Na. SO Second Itrast.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

DRY GOODS.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
THE GREATEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED.
Our entire stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS.
all our owu importation.
at less than
WHOLESALE or AUCTION PRICES
We are determined to carry
no Holiday Goods, and viii
therefore, curing this
week. oner
tire stock at
hear of low
prices.
The finest styles of inaid Writing Desks Work
an Glove a% ox. Uaq se
Poitemonnaes Dressing Cases. at less than ever offered
Read our Prices Read our Prices
Writing Desks, finest 'naid with genuine German
wrn,p sysr pss ant ass g. a: 81 g. worth fully s m
man man silver and pear, all new dcsgns at @i 70, worth
Handkerchief Boxes rosewood inad German silver
as es A. a 70 Sa Il - fully ss
wsas ss s up Silver n G ae w. and
eass sa s%sa
yer plated implements. al 81 rs, worth fully S7.
Together with many other styles OF tie very finest Writing
at atproportionately low prices.
EHRIcH's TEMPLE OF FASHION,
Eighth avenue. near Tween y-fourth street,
Black walnut Writing Desks gilt edge lock and key, at 81
Eegant q ar Stands comprising matchbox and cigar cut
Inkstands with Scotch wood base at 75c worth 81 75
Fine GIT Matchs;ands with Scotch wood base at s5c,
Finest Russian Leather Cigar Cases. ~ q u.s. worth
Fine Russian Leather Glove Boxes, with hne Ivory Glove
ssrescher at VI s.. worth $s.
Immense Assortment Of Fine
Albums. focketbooks Portemonuaies, &C.,
. - at less than half the regular prices.
Albums, 30 pictures al 5oc.. worth S,c.
Albums, lL0 pictures at 75c, worth 81.
Albums, finest at x1 20 ~ 25 w2 2 &2 10 and up.
Pocxetbooks' PocketSooss.
Pocketbooks at l5c &c., &c., &c., 75c 81 VI 20 81 -
Fancy Velvet Purses with chains at B5c, worth 75c
Fine Shell PockebooSs, with chains, a. 5vc., worth 81
Fancy real Kid Purses gilt frame and chan at tOc worth
Fancy Wire Portcmonnaies with landscape ornament and
Real Leather oks patent covered Frame
~l worth ~ 75 and many more too nuAeyous 10 nsunon
u Bargains.
Fancy Gilt Ornaments,
Fancy Jewelry and Chainf,
Embroidered and Lace Handkercnie.s
Fine Wcrsted Patterns
We call special attention to our immense stock Of
dentemens Linen Handkerche bought at the late auction
Gentemens Iandkerchefs alinen, hemmed
4 ut l6c., worth fully 2oc
Handkerchefs, In tine shell boxes cheapest In the
Immense assortment of Handxcrchefs at &c., 2bc, &c.,
&c., S7c. and upward, all bargains.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NrNTu PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
FALL sEAsoN-sIsTn PAar-Thi'd column
BoAKDERs iY P4oH" First. second
BOARD AND LopGiHG wANrED-ELxvEsrm PACE
pnodK Rlra rvs sola%n; R6apn p.or-rour, column
BUsINLss orpoRTUNiriss~TwnIrr fAoE-Foath
FSk
CLERKS AND sxLEsMES- TWELFTH PAeE-seoond and
cIorhINS@s1sTu i9IIS solSmnsi Pa Third column.
coAcHMEN And oXRDENERs~TwELrru PAGE
e9sTa
GopsTsY soAnpuiELEyEsTm AZ. ~ rAan-Fourtn column
DRY GoonsAPInsT fAsEsscond third, ioassh nth
and sixth columns, and SECOND PAdE-First and
DIVE %HiSs iSs mSSsts TO LET, FURNISHED AND us-
EUROPEAN, STEAMSHIPS -srcoND fAaE-Fifth and
FINAECIAL--sEcosp PAeE-Fpursh and nfth columns
F1K rAsfSHrSs 1o%n TO
nv. NlSTa TSs PAeE-r,rs, ana secoaa q Is, columns =
REsn
HELP p0'VVins Observation-Disclosures PAsr-second
HELP s''u1'a u1W'aAsrED-MALEs-1wKLsru PAcE-Fourth
HOLIDAY PEEsENIs SECOND rAeE-sixth page.
HORSES CARRIAGES, &c.-SEcoHD PAGE-Third and
r,,,r,ts fourth columns; .ov ro,x.. ..,,,n
HOUSES ROOMS, &C., wAsiEp-Sis%M iSis PAGE Third
1KsrsTcTI6s- s-Twnhy5n P4SE5Eoyrt ssIamn;
GEN REAL ESTATE FUk SALE-ELEvENTH
PAGE-Fifth column.
LEGAL OTiCas-ELEvENTH PA0E-Fourth column.
Asp
MARBLE MANTELS-NIHyH PAGE-Fouxth column.
aSi'a esa%
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TE TENTH PAGE
MISCELLANEOUS TWELFTH PAaE-sxth column,
NUsICAL-hINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
SGW IMPLICATIONS TWELFTH PAaE-Fourth column.
PERSONAL FIRST PAGE-FiIst column.
PIANOFORTES-NINT PAGE-Third column
PROPnETY OUT OF FHE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-ELTvENTu PAGE--Fifh and sixth columns.
REAL estate 10 ExCHANGE-ELEvENrH PAGE
REAL ESTATE wAKTED-ELEvrsTH PAaE-s,xth COL
RELIGIOUS NoTIOEs-sEooSp PAeE-sixth column
REWAKDS-FrRsT PAGr--First and second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED ED--FEMALEs-TwELrTH PAGE
FIRST and second columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Second column
SPORTING -DOGS, BIRDS, &c.-SECosD PAGE-Third
THE TRADEs-Tw FIFTH PAGE Fourth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS pURPOSEs-NINTH PAGE
First column.
TRAvELLERs' 0UIpE-SrooND PAaE-Second column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LkT-
NINTH PAGH-Second and thru columns.
WINES, LIQUORS. GC.-TWELFTH PAGE. Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-TwELFTn PAaE-sixth
column.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
THE HOME
Or
SANTA CLAUS.

All all invited to call and examine No one urged to buy
Elegant Pianos playing any tune, at Doc and &c., worth
Fine Trunks with tray, lock and kew a 75c worth 8l So
Elegant Saratoga Trucks with tray and bonnet box at Sc
China Dolls large at 1oc &c., s5c, &c., &c., &c., 75c
Ncahs xrts large size, i animals, at 5oc s5c. 81 all
Fine stoves, win ss!tls. a. sc, sos and q.
Aur.ckaces win be delivered faithfully "a and PROMPTLY.
sunday schools fairs and charitable institutions
Cali early in day and early in the week to avoid
rush at ,
TEMPLE OF FASHION,
2S7 Eighth avenue, Twenty-fourth street.
ArwAlsh's' SIS Sixth avenue,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
Manufacturers
We have from lo Sixth to 35 Sixth
Ladies 60 to wALsHs for SUITS Wrappers, and Under
clothing.
hoopst,s rs ka
Dressmak,ng in all its branches
Ladies own material made up at snort notice.
wALsH's
Bis SIKH avenue
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
A. CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION
Do not fail to go to
kOCH'S
Christmas Exhibition
Dry and Fancy Goods.
The stock IL actually tempting and the
Store Is beautifully decorated.
is the greatest display dry goods store.
Besdes being
the best and cheapest place in the city to buy
handsome and useful present.
SANTA CLAUS has moved In AZ
ID Carmine street,
of Bleecker.
A -A.-A.- HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-A. J. VIDAL 767,
n. 100 Broadway corner Ninth street. valencenne Edg-
and Insertions BArhes Thread Lace, Chany, French
GuIpure, Vt Wholesale prices.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17


sTERNs.
sTERNs,
srERNs ~ -
' sTERSs. ''''A A''''''
sTERNs.
BETWEEN
TwEsrY.sEcoSD AND TwENry.rHIRD STREETS.
have N ass s. .ss s: s
ties; n.n, which hn with sans ,h,r q, immense assors
's excellent s"a; oppo'taaig onasi : ior I most
lect their
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
-'i' fs'%; %s;$s $s;;:i. rss' .ss s.ss..a Assa"'
Real ana s's. limitation i,.,si. ,o,,,.
s'eeSss sasn sn1 RsSc'n. asts'
Ties and ScArs s...s
E%sIssidssr;,d, nssssssh.f'. s,,,
FarI: rGr.ngsas'.s sSs y,s.sr san''
'''''' f1'asS; :ss a, sSs,I TG,s,s 9ss,,,,,
ANU 'esa esaius Ss"S%' aud 'Liocke.so
Fanny S,';;ss sSsaf Desks.
haSsssSsSs, SIsv, ssrl: Boxes,
cha,eIalne.
0A'' Carved Wood
endless variety.
evening
New Year.
worstcd Embroidcrles
s''DSts;s Suas,on.,
''ti Ss.'r ~ s,sg;, ,;Iov.,.
Is'ss.si s"s Hs~s.s .s:sg.Tsa' s'i.s.
on the avenue
undss5ssr%sns:. s,ss, ss%s:
Drawers.
'''' Sf'!;s; %s'sss ss:. sss. ss.,:.,,,.,
Esais: :,s., w,apgR:,: pgR:,:.,.,.
'' oiinaT:rs:,, Ts4:,.
'''e'''aai daipg.. L.css.
;qs
pare .S'!.s%:s 81: ssss: u; = NJ S' n:s. : 'Ss
'n'uM'ons Wo urge n no VS; oSc
toparchass.
Stems.
Stems.
sTERNs,
no. 90 Stems.
S1'h avenue srERNs -''-'
Stems.
BETWEEN
rwENrY.sEcoSD AND TwENrYTHIRD STREETS.
a. ALTMAN BROTHERS CO, -
sli'a s7'Tsil VIII Hssi SyPEE TTie'S q s''' street.
.S4s 4SHS$S$As SS
SSa Es% ar
sSS# s5sss syfsss 1$Hssas
SsS ss3$s,. ssES$ ES$E: ssss' s ssss
At prices we VIII positively affirm cannot be competed
We have
just opened
srLEsDiD sArINs.
EVENING xi0pp DRESSES
s Sa1s Of &
usual y" DfEss DRESS AND SUIT DEPARTMENT
Hs. received
special
and untiring
attention,
ami AIruAy,a
be convinccf
Interrogation
'h,: !. x Il. .ess: s,.s
can onsr
Al'NAS''' ''s:Ss;p; :i:lSs; s1ss: sss
low pscsss
OUR DRESS GOODS
m bs f,una the choicest ever erhtcd and including evsry
m.ieria adapted g ; q, ,,s.on'' sea, wear mo udins
SILK sEa fEP sss SSSS s$SqHSi Hin qsH$SisolHars
AI'HanSii FIAiD' pS1r S'EiE, ic., ~
GRAND
EXPOSITION OF
HOLIDAY rEEsEsrs
ALTMAN BROS. CO.'S
THIS WEEK
our I :ss.. IA au1 an .s s advantage to examine
LADIES' UNDkRcLorHrSo.
"A'N 'A''''' NIGHT ROBES,
ro,GEr GnEAlsfs, sSc5urst nkAWEfs WRssrso
snlfSsis fsSssisSs s$SS i SusE1s da$sSiS
Also Ladies' and Missed wnlel Woo. Flannel and Nerino
Underwear
notibsT fBsILfTfs,s FsESssrs.
in Ties, Bows, scaris Gloves Umbrellas Shirts DREs9
ING GOV Ms, SMOklN9 JACkETS &C.. Ia the latest and
mos, elegant styles AMI richest material.
ALTMAN BROS co.
%ass ssI & ssss.
with ee sance and novety.
RICH REAL LACE SETS,
RICH REAL LACE HANDKERCHIEF
LADIES', Gents and Chidrcns
CAMBRlC HANDkERCHIEF5,
Iona. In
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

AFR u sTAvELEY's.
Toys, Toys Toys, Toys
for the holiday trade
now exhibition.
Our larre and rich stock OF Toys,
selected rom the beat European markets.,
imported eipressy Tor our trAdes
and selling al very low prices.
STAvELEY,
SO Broadway. Eishteenth eeroeA
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

FonD's.
slI Sixth avenue,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
LADIES' scARfs AND BOWS.
FoRDs-EeGant assortment Of scarfs and Bows, in the
ao,,,,s , newest colors at The lowest pricc, -.
from superior qualify OF silk OF our own impor
FoRp's-Roman Ties all widths from cne inch upwards
FoRDsby dozen changeacle sik scara in the richest
FospsJus, reGeirsi Persian Brocadsi Scarf =. snk
The latest novelty, VI ID
poRp,s- MADE UP LACE GOODS
roRD's-An our Lace Gvods Of design. and
and ga ssnnS, oe purchased cha elsewhere
Doe. Toe, 81. Latest styles.
roRp,s-Lsc, i.nss,rc@sf', .Ss, 49, 81, 81 10: A..
,o.r, ,isoed especially FOR hoi,sy presents ).
10 .. sna Imitation Iass a. .ss ews. rrcss
FoRD's- nASDxgRcnIRrs.
FoRDs-Ladics hemsti,chca Handkerchief. warranted
pure inen, lac. I6c., lsc., 20i 25c 27c., S0c.
PoED's-Lad'es Bindserebets, warranted pure linen,
S ben ssm%sd me Jr 10 r. Insy % sSrs 10 m for 81 a
foRDs-ch,arens Hsndkershiefs warranted pure linen,
FoRD's-Genis's Hanasercbiei., remarkably cheap. all
FoRD'sten,s hemsiiehed Handserchief sss.n, qua,y,
warranted pure linen. 500.
FoRps EMBRoIpERIEs.
roRp,s-El.gan, oulpure Bands, At half cost.
FORD's-F repch embroidered Sets, 81 sJ cost ~ gold
FoRDSio.ov yaris OF Hamburg kdsngs and Insertions
Of Tie latest pauern'' commencing ~ ioc per
Sleeves Collar; and md. cSs: @ S,Ts:: styles
FoRDs-rine Iur.sy and Morocco Poese'oooks al 'se
roRD's-Jswslry, Combs. Brushes. Fsns &c.
FoRDs,
bsawssa Nns,eensn and TwsasissA szsstA
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

[ HHFEIs.
A. T. STEWART Co
win offer. On MONDAY, December l8.
FIVE FRAME HUDY BRUSSELS,
cloan, fresh goods,
at wl s. Ter yard
FIVE FRAME ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS
choice designs
only GH per yard.
N& OF the beat qualities
at % and ~ 6U per yard.
choice assortment Of NOVELTIES In
AUBUSSON, AXMlNSfieR AND TURKEY
CARPETS
In one piece and by the yard.
RUGS, MATS, OII4CLOTHS, 6c., &c.,
At old prices
Please call and examine.
BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

ATE De PERCEvALs. 7ss BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
n Astor place, lnfants Wafdrobes,
Chidren's Clothing, coaks, suits sA:ks Blousss Ac
Caps Bounets aud Hoods; also
Ladies' made and made 10 order.
Specially made Of embroidered monograms and Iniala
on band dkerchicfs, table aud bed lnon, &C., 10.
Laces cleaned and meaded equal 70 new.
Stamping 10 order in the best manner.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

Friends, customers and the public respectfully
examine their Stocks which contain LARGER BET
TER, CHEAPER and MORE ELEGANT assortment than Is
usual this SEAsON
BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

REWARDS.
d q OOA REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
pL.UOO recovery of silks and iaces taken from
LIE BoUTlLLiEk BROS, tEon square, on Thanksgiving
Day


n5 OO0 REwARD-srOLEN, ON FRIDAY. DE-
DO.UOU cember -, ISL, at about .:30 r. NJ, on
Liberty str eet near Broadway, package containing
1857, OF the following NUMBERS ANA denominations :-2S
Bonds OF al00 each, Nos q 95 10 sI!3I Inclusive 10
Eods of $uu0 each, Nos. 46 9l to l6 200 inclusve
konds of IL aU0 each. Nos. 4s57 1856 Inclusive;
Bonds OF 81JV0 each, Nos 46 IS6 to 46ls9 inclusive;
bond Of 81 NO, No 6S54f bonf OF 81, O No. 6S745
bonds Of $500 EACH Nos. II e8 4l90 inclusive The
will be paid for recovery of the bonds
stolen, or proportionaey for part them, and no
questons asked All parties cautioned against buying
OF the above bonds, and erng
should be detained anc IN by
GER or telegraph TO BLATChFUkD, SEWARD, GRISWOLD
4 DA COSTA, lawyers 2. Nassau street, New York.
South Third street, Philadelphia ashnston street
Chicago.
nETECTIvES.-- COX KING, 70 BROADWAY AND II
~ New 1851 furnish only reliable and
experienced operatives Branch In Chicago and ST.
Louie Correspondents In all prnci cities and Europe
DRY GOODS.
T. STEWART co.
IA. will offer, % MONDAY, December l8.
fresh assortment OF
ALExANDRES CELEBRAfED KID GLOVES
one, two, three four six buttons.
Also the popular
CUFFED GLOVE,
In the latest and most desirable shades.
BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.
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The Oldest Odd Fellow,

William E. Chambers, un-
doubtedly the senior member
of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows in America, and
probably in the world, died re-
Gently at Brooklyn, N. T. He
was initiated in the "Loyal
Westminster Independent
Lodge of Odd Fellows" in Lon
don, in the year 1901, and was
one ofthe five brothers who at
tempted to establish lhe order
in New York in 1906, by instl-
tuting "Shakespesre Grand
Lodge" He has been in full
membership in Getty's Lodge,
No. II, of New York, for the
last 80 years. Mr.. Chambers
reached his ssth year on the
18th Of January last. " ~
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History of the Press of VintOn
County. r,
THE yINroN REPUBLICAN

a...
THE yINToN REPUBLICAN t
was The first paper printed in
Viuton county. 1t was rs
moved from Logan to this
place, aud the first number is
aued Saturday, April, Is, 1850.
1t was published by ]. A.
Browne and L. s. Bort, j. A.
Browne, editor. The name at
the head of the first three
numbers of the paper was
"Vinton Republican" but the
editor explains, ave purpose
to call our paper the Vinton
County Republican, but have
not now the proper type to
put the county" The mot
to of the paper was, "Tis a
base abandonment of reason
to resign our right of thought"
Oct. 24th of the same year L.
S. Bort became sole proprietor.
AZ the close, Of the first year
L. S. Bort and J, X, Rochester
became partners, Mr.. Roches-
ter retiring at the end of sey.
en- weeks and L. W. Bort, Jam
nary %, 1852. .-..-
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Henry r. HeImbOld'S Genu-
= fne Preparations.

pshFered to any address secure from obser-
walton. -s.e
EsTABLlshEB UPWARD OF TWENTY
YEARS: Sold w Druggists everywhere. Ad-
dress lstters sor information in confidence TO
HENRYT 7. HELMBoLD, Druggist and Chem
81 49,
G Only Depots: H. 4. HELMBoLD's Drug
and Chemical Warehouse, No. S94 Broadway.
New York, orto II. +. HELMBULU'S Medi-
cal Depot, lol South Tenth Street, Philadel-
BEMAnE OF ecoyNTERFEITs.- Ask for
SESssS SESss 7. HELMBoLD'si TAKE NO
EgsEE. omar
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II ENRY T. HELMBOLD'SIM.
PROVED ROSE WASH.

can not be surpassed as face wash, and will be
found the only specific remedy 10 every spe-
aas & cutaneouS affection. Ii speedily eradlS
Gates plmples, spots, scOrbutic dryness ,indu-
ratisns otthe cutaneous membrane, etc DIS
pels redness an incii'ient defamation, hives,
rash, moth patches, dryness of the scalp or
skin, frost bites, and all purposes tor which
salves or ojntments are nsed restores the
skin TO q state Of purity and softness, and in
sures continued healthy action to the tissue
sf its vessels, on which depends the agreeable
clearness and vivacity of complexion so much
sought and admired. But however valuable
a. remedy for existing defects Of the ekIn,
II. 7. Helinbold's Rose Wash has long sus-
tsiaed It's principle claim to unbounded pat
ronage by possessing qualities which render
1t toilet appendage of the most superlative
and cougeHial character, combining in an ele-
giant formula those prominent features, safety
and eificacy-the inyariable accompaniments
ofits uss-as q preservatiye and refresher Of
the complexion. II is an excellent lotion for
diseases ofa syph1tic nature, and as an mice
ton for diseases Of the uriaacy organs, arising
from habits Of dissipation, used in connection
with the Extracts Buchu, Sarsaparilla, and
Gatawbs Grape Pills, in such diseases as reI
commended, can not be surpassed.
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In ever. family. No competition Exclusive
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