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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
Un diputado por Ell arte fotografca.

Los soi-disa,M reformistas EN- SUI siste-
m&tico empe1o de presentar candidates
radicales para las pr6ximas elecciones de
Diputados C6rtes han inventado un
sistems que por 10 original merece ser
conocido en- toda la Isla
Como quiera que la generalidad de los
electores no conocen nj aun de nombre
& los Sres. Labra, San Roma, Bona, ETC.,
ETC., dicen sus campeones de aqu1: ide que
manera consequences dar ropularidad
anuestros candidates? de I'm modo muy
sencillo y raro; para algo Sc ha inventado
Ia fotografia; distribuyamos unos cuantos
retratos del candidate y obtendremos su
triunfo seguro.
Ell que qulera cOnvencerse de esta ver-
dad lea El Progreso del 2o del corriente y
ALI ver& que en- el pueblo de la Ceiba Sc
han repartido varias fotograflas del Sr.
San Roma y que ha gustado sobre name
ra 81 simpdtica fgura. iOjala que s1s he
chos gustasen 10 mis- no!
No dudamos que todos los electores de
la Ceiba habran exclamado eli Ell colmo
del entusiasmo y contemplated el retrato:
iEste5 es el diputado que nos conviene!
Como es possible que un diputado tan
b4e" nsoso ignore las necesidades de la
Isla de Puerto Rico!
81 el Sr. San Roma llegara salir elec-
to diputado (de 10 que nos libre Dios)
bier podria llamarsele: "El diputado por
arte tot6gra6ca."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
Ell Marques de la Esperanza'

T. En- ell D;ario de la Marina del 19
del actual leemos 10 siguiente:
Sf. Director del Diario de la Marina !:
Muy senot nuestro Con mucho placer
hemos leido en- Ell Alcance del peri6dico
que tan dignamente dirige, Ia rectifica
cion que al manifesto del Sr. Valdes pu-
hlic6 en- Puerto-Rico Ell Sr. MARQUES de la
Esperanza. ". .
Tomamos Ia plum para suplicarle a V,
salude pdblicsmente, en- nuestro nombre,
nuestro compatriota Sr. Marques de Ia
Esperanzs, por el lenguaje de su recti6
cacion, dnico lenguaje que deben usar los
generosos espailoles. us
Sin mas somos de V. sus mas atentos
S. S. G. B. S. M M-Brau!io Seryatt.-An
tonic G0Yct0.-Fedeyico Gomey.-Mdnue
SanckeS. 81
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tos ese oahalor,9 '''',n '''1'o 'aS oo-
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po,o4o
-Hnnlhro nsa ~ s % 'S s,a na P"ao",..
>, -, oaao ,b;' ~ G ioSI", w q'0
49, '>' 80 - ." VI ''"' - "a '0Si'9'
pa;o e,,,,.
co,s ~tSa 80 --''1, ~ o"n ~ amigo 50 enc0n'ro
W n.ma n ' ,,r >" .',et ou' .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30

dico, luchando con mil miserias Y
hasta sufriendo hurnillaciones, insul
tos y amenazas, son veinte y siete
amos de martirio que nadie mas que
pn hombre de- hero hubiera podi-
do soportar. Nosotros le admiramos,
nosotros nos reconocemos incapaces
de resistir 10 que ha resistido D. Ig-
nacio Guasp.
Que tenga feliz viaje y mejor for
tuna el decano de los periodistas de
ambas Antillas, es nuestro mas sin
zero deseo, y hacemos votos por que
ast sea. sr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30

Ell BOSQUE DE DOLONIA.

Cuantas vicisitudes metam6Ifosix!
Va 10 es un oosque. f una decoration
que Gambia d Gaia eSuena del drama de
la guerra: es Proteo convertido en- arbo'.
Se dlrla que es una aglna de nuestra
hlstoila ccnvert!da g avenidas bosune-
ciiios; IN n1mero del Moniteeu impIe.o
sObte cortt Zas
En- tempo del baron Haussn,ann el
bosque de Bol0nia fue la lelia DEL placer
steeple chase del Ilj,: era necefario en ia
prlmavtlH, habi II a intlia voz c"nao para
no impedir ell abrifse los capuiios de
las flores.
Vino FIorian ID rvernois soltando sus
vacas y sus Ca neros, hzo del b1suue un
immense prado.
Los generates Vihoy Ducrot 10 con-
virtieIon EN- cauirauento.
M. Julio Ferry el frio han hecho de
& un aImaoen aIgo paseoido a un, este
pa, mlnana, y a un Sahara este veraGo.
Pobre bosq2e! I6'o aqi sn su cuarta
y Ultima encarnaciUn> kQned8ra scAso IN
SOLO Srbol dentro de ocho dias3
Es necesaro que uno que.le y que So
bre su trOncO sol:tariO SO grave Ia fecha
de 1871.
EAe sobrevivlente contaIa as1, nuestra
reslste1c y nuestlos sacrilcios, sin
pedr nj ell que 10 riegutn nj el que 10
bendigan. sera el verdadero Dol de la
libertad
OchocientUs lenadores tlabaiando sin
descanso desle por la maflana hasta la
noche, talan ell bosque de BoIonia. Este
trab j. patrl6tlcc, mas bien sacliticio,
pfooura; cerca de trelnta md estatios de
lena la c'udad y du'a'an unos ounce
dias "tt
Tan immense a amacen da cotidiamente
600 estalios lepartldos de la manera 81
guiente: 1:O para S int-Denis: 80 para
lssy: $50 para NeuI'y, y 25O para las a.
ca!d1as. Nc c.. ntando ii dlezmo, laciImen-
tetomado, por los merodeadores que ven,
tortan un arhul Sc 10 lieyan sin otra j
lorna de prOceso. a-.s.-ss s..-- -..-~s-
Van al bosque como 81 fueran bus
car tresas: cOrtan pFec!osos albustos, r
gruesos como eI dedo y que no calicutan
una mano; 'ro con los cuales ST hacen
los ramos de verdula que so vendtn en-
los koscos. = @|5
Entire estOs anna bles vandalos, hay al.
gunos que tuercep, arrancan y s. lIevan
los aambrts como 81 se pu4ifran ca!ental
con elos.
No habla en- el bos que de BoIonia lu.
gar respetado nj privilegiadc; tcdo caera
no habia heridos: todJs se:ao muertosl
Apeuas d. jaran los d boles de alguuas
avenldas, y de trecho en- tlecho. un tall
para dar un POGO de sombra al paeeant
y proteger los retoflos de 197I....
NADIA tal triste como eslos grandes &C
litarlos que he elevan con sus ramas car
gadas de hielO en- medic de la ruira
su alrededoE. v.n,
Diriase que eran abuelos llorando
de sus nletos.
Els al Inismo tempo que penoso, d
curioso espectaculo: mil hachas que ';
y vienen msaclando ,su ruido aordv
atronador del Ca non: arboledas que des
parecen como por encauto y arDeles q
vaci!al, Sc lnclinan caen con estrueni
En- todas rartes nuevas pe1specti,
= hor zontes desconocidos; uno SO ofusd
'e orientay Sc plerde yendo desde 81 81
- s.za
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TELEoRAPHIc SUMMARY

Graashoppers are eating up the crops
of Utah.
Brick Pomeroy has settled his diff
ficulty.
English capitalists are TO invest in
the silver mines Of Utah.
The city authorities at Montreal are
preparing for the cholera.
Eighty car loads of Tea are on their
Way East from San Francisco.
The National Educational Conven-
tIon met in st. Louis yesterday.
Cholera Is spreading In Prussia, and
the south Of Prussia Is still full Of the
disease.
The Empire Tea Co., of Chicago, is
Pronounced bogus by the Mayor oi
that city
The London Times of yesterday
SAYS that further loan is necessary
to restore Paris to its condition before
the war.
The ship Prince of Wales, from
Hong Kong to Baukok Siani, was
foundered at sea. About fifty persons
were lost.
A special from Lexington, KY,
says Higgins business block, In that
city, was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. Loss, $4,000. Insurance.,
$35, 600.
At Iowa, on Tuesday last, Mrs.
Frank b. Hyland was burned TO deatE
while attempting to kindle a fire with
kerosene.
A big fire destroyed several build
ings In Pulaski, Tennessee yesterday.
Several kegs -.of powder exploded.
Nobody hurt.
The horse disease is still prevalent
in Brooklyn, and there are about 20C
horses belonging to the City Railroad
Company laid up with it.
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:coNFLAGRATIoN.
S225,OOO Worth Of Houses, Machinery,
Stock and Household Furniture
Consumed.

WILLIAMSBURG, August 22.-The
fire last night was the most destruct-
i've that ever occurred in this city.
The wind caused the fire to spread
fearfully, placing it for time beyond
the control of the fire department,
All the buildings on BlackhOuse alley
between Middlebury and Third
streets were totally destroyed. inclu-
ding the store of Wall, Bush Il Keil-
man, and the extensive paper ware
house of Harrison, Gibson 4 Co. The
following buildings, with nearly al
their contents, were destroyed:
lsadore Simpsons millinery store,
Jas. Clark's fancy store and dwelling
house, l.. s. BOle's grocery end dwell.
ing house. Z. A. Molle's store snd
dwelling house, Peter A. Eckerade's
livery stable, Grafin's and Ely's
dwelling houses, owned by VIM
Fantes a CO., two OF James Blake'sr
two dwellings owned by ". y. yam
derbilt. including his own residence,
boarding house Of Mrs. MOIlder, resi-
dence ofG. W. Wood, Mrs. H. Hspe-
burns dwelling, VIM. Culvants
dwelling, Phillip Miller's grocery
store, W. &. Kinslow's dwelling
several buildings belonging to +
Dunn, dwelling house and liOrary Of
the late Gov. Packer, Z. Bartletts
tinVare mandatory, A. h. Dit
mans dwelling house, G. M. Baker;
grocery store, Geo. ROtherlcks saddle
nv shop, JnO. WeisaPs dwelling house
and p. d. Eberman's cigar store and
dwelling house. The Mulberry street
Methodist Episcopal church was
burned so that there vas nothing LEFT
but the bare walls. Nearly al the
furniture and clothing Of the occu
pants OF the dwellings and goods o
the store-keepeTs were entirely de
stroyed. Many OF the hoQse-holder'
lost everything but the clothes they
had on. The citizens generally prof
fered the uss Of their houses to thost
who had been rendered homeless
The total loss is estimated st $225, 600
on which there was an insurance o
3I35 600
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF fwo n Fas. issued by
d the Clerk OF the First Circuit Court or
Shelby county, and to me directed ard In
favor OF Levi Ashford a Co. the other in
favor of Wiekham q Psndleton, both vs..
Henry 3. Joiner, surviving partner % Joiner
& Kirkleg. will, on
Thursday, the I4th day of September, 1871,
in front of the sherif's Office in the city of
Memphis, Shelby county Harnesses, sell al
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
the undivided interest OF II. B. Joiner, In and
to the following described real estate: Part
Of lot No. IL on the plan OF the city Of Mem
phis in Shelby county, Tennessee, and bound
ed as followsi Beginning on Poplar strest At
It's junction with EecOnd street, running
north "A feet inches, thence west l4s teet
feet inches TO Poplar street: thence esst
vita Poplar street lis feet inches &c the be-
ginning. A'sO, the undivided interest or
said a. B. Joiner in part OF lot No. 75 on the
plsn of the city of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee and bounded As follows; Begtan-
ing Il feetS inches south OF Adams street,
thence south with Front Row Il feet inches;
thence east parallel with Adams street %
feet; thence south parallel with Front Rev 10
feet Binches; thence eastwardly parallel with
Adams street 4 feet; thence north parallel
with Front Row, 81 feet tnohesi thence west
parallel with Adams street, % feet 10 the be-
ginning on 'front.' Row Also, the UNDIVIDED
Interest OF II. b. Joiner in part of lot No. 81,
on the plan of the city OF Memphis, SHELBY
county Tennessee, and bounded IS follows :
Beginning on Third street, 50 rset south o.
Poplar street; thence with Third stree c,
south So feet inches; thence west 50 feet; {;
thence north es fest 9 inches theuca east 50
feet to the beginning on Third street.
All of the above described property
was SLOTTED to Anna Joiner. widow
OF a. Joiner. deceased, as dover and
defendant, Hs B. Joiner owns an un-
divided interest OF one third IN remainder,
and Judgment June lst, ls7i, for ss4 , 50; Court
cost SIS IS; the other Judgment March 21st,
1871, for s2o78 7S Court cost, SO 50.
Sale in legal hours, between lo0'eioek, a. N,
and O'Clock pun.
BY GEORGE r. RoWEL,
su2l Deputy Sheriff shelby County.
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SPORT.
Boat Races at Halifax.

HALIFAX, August 22.-The Second
Tyne crew are very confident, and an
ticlpate that the only contest will be
between them and the Renf0rth crew.
There are five entries for the single
scull race, viz: RSnforth and Brown, of
the Prior crew; Coulter, Of the Amer
lean crew; Sadler Taylor, OF the
Bognel crew, and Tracy, OF the BOs-
ton crew. This race excites almost
equal attention with the fOur- cared
match. Brown, of the Prior crew,
hes a good reputation, and it is eX-
pected shat the contest between him
and Renforth will be very close.
The Great Boat Race at ST. IohHs, n. B.
ST.. JOHNS, N. B., August 22.-The
odds in betting tonight In the Ang lO-
Canadian race were two to one on the
English crew. The st. John men got
but little backing even at odds, and
the amount OF money staked on
the race thus far is insignificant.
The st. John crew FoWed over the
course this morning, and though the
men keep silent as to their time, their
friends claim they made six miles in
forty minutes. The st. John crew
pull as high as forty-two strokes to
tie minnie in practice, but their reg
ular pull, in long stroke, is about
thirty-nine to the minute. phere ia
yerv little excitement about the race,
il being considered good, as determ-
iped in advance. The race will be
postponed on Wednesday, il the
weather Is unfavoRabl6.
ST.. JOHNS, August 22.-'rhe crews
have finished training and are resting
to-day. Both crews are in capital con-
dition, and a splendid race is antici-
pated. The city is crowded with WIS.,
itors. There is very little betting, but
the odds are still In favor. Of the Tyne
crew.
Slow RuBniag at Saratosa.
SARATOGA, August 22.-The attend
ance at the races today was very
large. The heavy track occssioned
the withdrawal of two Of the i've
horses named to start In the steeple
chase. The starters were Vesuvius,
Duffy and Astronomer. Vesuvius
was the faVOrite In the pools. At the
second water leap the rider of Vesu-
yius was thrown, and the rest Of the
race was closely contested by Duffy
and Astronomer, the former winning
In 6 minutes and 96 seconds; distance,
8 miles.
The second race, one mile, for all
ages, there were five starters. Tub
| man Was the favcrite, but Midday
won, with Tubman second and Nc
Daniels Australian Villa third.
Time: Las.
The third race, one mile, for two
year olds, was easily won by Nc
Daniels c. c. 10 Daniels, In 1881
Frank Swift second, and January
third.
The last race, two miles for all ages
was won by McDanielsi Abdel Korea
In 8 48a; Quintard second, and InO
MerKiman third.
The second race tomorrow win b
q great four-mile race between Long
fellow and Helmbold. The bets ar
| four 10 one on the former.
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TEXAS.
Crop PrOspeots-FOlities-kO New De-
partHre.

Prom an Occasi onsl Correspondent
BRAY's STORE, LAMAR COUNTY,
TEXAS, August 12, 187l.-Our crop
prospects are tolerable good in East
ern Texas. From Paris, west, crops
are not good, only where they were
planted early, and could drain; so
much wet, and then very dry for
twelve weeks. Cotton looks well, but
without rain soon, it will be cut short.
Eair prospect for rain now, we will
make plenty. My son and myself have
between four and five hundred acres
in corn and cotton. Some corn will
make forty bushels per acre. Cotton
IL yery good, well-bolled, and some
omen; lands rich, black prairie and
gray sandy; crops on Red river were
newer better where cultivated. Health
Re good. Lands range from fifty cents
Co one dollar, and from flve to ten dol
lars for unimproved. Improved lands
range from ave to ten and fifteen dol
lars. and in popular neighborhoOds 1t
h worth from twenty to thirty dol
lars, Water is scarce in dry season ;
soTae places, good wells by going
fifteen to thirty feet; others, forty to
fftv. and some places the water Is so
bad-tasted it Is no account. We have
good cisteFRs.
The Democrats will clean up Texas
at this fall election. No New De
parture in ours. Listen for ]. @. Cam
ner, when he comes out next October
In the race for Congress. He is oul
man. He Is from Indiana, Of the
Hendricks stock. He makes the Raids
tremble here, and will be elected easy
About half 0r EVo-thirds have nevel
voted here yet, but they viii all comG
up this fall; your figures you foot VI
about our expenditures have rouseC
them up to vote.
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OLD FOLKS BARBECUE
AT -
FAIR GROUNDS,
Thursday, August "A, 1911.

Ii. mauhars win cal On J. 3. wilkins
a EInenolaf E8ar81arF. On o. 1e1ora Non
day 1f1f inst. and c5te-n 1nq Aa7oe-At1on
Sadie ard admission -icEaf, when VIII an-
ffflr fllnTra ard AL fnnfaf8 mem 1oEf and AL
r11l7a rnnnnbaf9 of th81r families under
r--ert1-oSs vsarn cid, 70 admission 70 the
esr7r1us - On th8 PAIR GTruud8
Fso6 rsmbar p1rahal1rg badgs s an
fffIo1 20 purchase ave tickets or las, ef oDa
do7Ia,r fof each ttckst, Wk1ch he uar Starnse
fTsnfT-oue years Old, and . h1s fl7euda who
ars not eligible loF mer1r1r1tlip n the AaEc-
oiatlan. Nc stlukssa VIA bs sold sftar ths
nat inst.
Tha shove orier a arra1rsmeu8 wa
zzreed % Ct . mea1lnQ o. rho COMMITTEES o.
AFraqgsz1 e1l1, had this day at the once a
:, g. Lous1Aie. AHEuzt Istn, isIl. aus
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Petition to Amend Charters.

No. g7s.-In the First Chsnesry Court OF Smell
by County, Tennessee.
WHEREAS, the Mississippi River Railway
w Company and Its Directors, p. i. Nor
ton, D. NJ. Henning. John Overton, =, N.
White A z. Lacey, O. n. Hill, 3. r. LRtta,
Thomas BOYLE and Minor Mertwether, and
the Paducah aud Gulf Railroad Company
and its Directors, Ex. Norton, l. S. Trim
ble, g. W. Norton, A. NJ. West. ". r. Nor
ton aud 3. B. Thomas, have nled their peti
tion in the First Chancery Court, OF Shelby
County, so to amend and enlarge their char.
ters and powers under the several laws made
and provided for their benent, "a to COM
plsts and perfect their consolidation Into
one Company, under the name Of
THE PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
COMPANY,
with the powers, privileges and franchises
granted to said com panies and 70 the New
Orleans ana Ohio Railroad Company; and TO
MAKE one continuous connection from Mem
phis 20 Paducah,a and to suthor4ze the sonsol.
fdated Com pany to issue mortgage bonds not
u exceed seventeen thousand dollars per
mile.
Now, therefore, all persons are notified 70
appear az said Chancsry Court IN the city OF
Memphis on or before the first Monday in
Ocio fer, 1871, to show cause why said prayer
should not be granted; other wise said petit
tion will be proceeded with exparts.
This August 2, ISL.
A Copy.-Attsst
EDMUND A. COLE. CLERK and Master.
By r. j. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and n aster.
Stephens a Smith, Attorneys. AUS
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or ST0LEN.

y TRAYED or stolen from my place, 81
miles from Memphis, on new Raleigh
road, August 8, 1871, one light bay. mare
mule, ten or twelve years old scar on knees
caused by slipping down; Ttght hind hoof q
little twisted outward.
August 18th, Is7I one blue rOans horse, nine
or ten years old ,l53z or 10 hands highr right ear
split, little lame IN right hind leg, nearly
shOd.
August 18th. 1871, one bay horse mule, nine
or ten years old. scar on Inside Of right fore
leg at top OF hOoE scBr two and ons-hal In
ches SQUARE on left shoulder.
VIII pay a liberal reward for the deliver ,
ofsaid STOCK to my place ~ miles from Mem
phis on nav Road, OF to Mr. I. ". O'DOHnsii
Chief of Police, No AZ Adams street. aus
EnCEpH A DAME
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EIth daY of septamber. Is7l.

within legal hours, on the premises, proceed 4
u sell, TO the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property, tO-Wtt: Con-
sisting o. lease hold Interest In lots No.
GD eleven and Q2) twelve, In block 1867 six
ty.six. on Second street, below Union street,
in Memphis, Tennessee, the same being the
leasehold conveyed by Hugh B. and n. 4.
Martin, to h Taffe and L. !. Ammonstte,
and bysald' mmOnette and rRGie at different
times, to J. q. Saint. On this leasehold
standa the
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TELEeRAMs.
aSmsousry County Criminal Docket.

szomeomsFy County Criminal Docket.
Special to the APPBAL.I
CLARKsvILLE, TENN, August p
In the Montgomery County Crimi'
nal Court, to-day, the following cases
were heard:
The State VS.. Rams Marr, Bill Marr,
John Mari, JET Sly, Tom Sly and
three others, charged with being dis
guised and soaring of George Outlaws
colored hands, one OF whom wouldn't
scare, and shot Tom Sly; also, for
whipping John Bowers, white, for
''bloWing' about Tom Sly's bad luck
that happened some eighteen months
ago
The State vs.. Tom Floyd, colOred,
for waylsying and dragging Jesse
Allensworth, white, from his buggy
and Gaming him almost to death.
The State vs. George Lacey, ,eolOred,
for forcing his vile to submit to an
unnatural crime.
F. 0. Anderson, Prosecuting AttOr-
ney, is making things "bile" during
this session OF court.
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RnX AID cASE G00DS.
TO BRIDGE BUlLDE RS.

NIrY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
- MEMPHIs, IEEE., August I'D, l5Il,J
sealed proposals viii be received az this
office until IL clock, m.s Monday, the z.tn
inst. FOR the construction of q wooden
bridge over Bayou Gsyoso. on Monroe street
TIE city reserves the rtght TO REJECT any or
ply at this once.
au23 ]. h. HUMPHREYS, City Engineer.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
EXCELSIOR PLANNING MILLS.

ny virtue of trust deed made TO me on the
- first day OF March. 1871, by John q. Saint.
which is of record in the Registers ofiee for
the county OF shelby, in book No. 7S, pages
s37 and S5S and IN accordance with its pro-
visions, for the purposes therein expressed, l
will on the
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A meeting of the international So
ciafv was held yesterday In New
York and arrangements were made
Tor the collection Of funds to aid the
Oommunnt exiles in Switzerland.
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WILL open It's Fall Session on Monday,
w the fourth day OF 6eptembsF.
RBFor circulars containing terms and
otgnT particulars apply at the 1ns1itata or at
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Excelsior PIanina Mil,

which win also sell at the same time and
place, consisting of the buildings, improve
msnts and machinery on the said lease-holo
property, including the steam engine and
shsfis, driving and hy-wheels, Pulltes, pipes,
all com mplete SDe scroll saw, with saws.
tables, counters, shaft. pullies, belts, hangers
and tools belonging theret0; one croSssout OF
sWinging with saw table, counters. shaft
hs ngers. pulliea, belts, eta, all complete All
the turning Iathes in said mill, with name,
counters, shafts, hangers, ,pulI1es. belts, rests,
concentrio slide. lathe shears, ehtsei5, boring
machine and All tools pertaining thereto, to-
gether with all the helting ana shaitinI 3
IN said mill, with all the hangers, and pul-
lies therein. Also, two grindstones, and one
large Smiths mOulder, one FRrroW sgrfaoeri
one large sized Improved doorer and match
er, with knives, belts and maGoh setter Two
rip saws, with frames and mandlliH, one
m0rtieer with compound bed, together with
all the counters, shaft hangers, pulites, belts
and an other tools and appliances attached
to or used with either OF these things. Also,
one re-splfttsr, OF Weather-ooard saving
machine. with shan1ng, pullies, and belts;
all the vices, with benches, work benches,
tools and enginery not herein particularly
named now In said Exeelstor Nils. Togsthe
with one
TEN HORSE POWER ENGINE AND BOILER
and appurtenances thereunto belonging
formerly used In said mill. and now on the
premises.
The lease hold mas three Yeas nom Janu-
Rry next 70 m n, and the buildings belonging
TO the leaees az the snd OF the lease. The rent
Is VI per montn-the property centrally 10.
caseds The engine now in use IN the NH Is
et thirty i've horse power and eomPlete In
every respect
me title TO the property is believed to be
aua3 W. III ESSICK. Trustse
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-23
MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE.
Removed from 10, &2 Adams Htroat
to No. 80 PoplRr gtroef.
WILLIAM CARROLL. A. n. Principal.

THE exercises OF this inafitsfiln viz b
L resumed On the ILtn day o. aerteE1 1naE.
The accommodation OF saEuraA loar14fA n
he family OF the Principal N1I other Par
tiaulars see cetsloEuss W1ic1 ~ - o.
the Frincipsl, No. 80 Poplar Ezes1 caWass