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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
psnsary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide" In another column, IL
should be read BY all.
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REWARDS.

q 40 REWARD-WU be paid for the re-
% ~ C1very 0I my small red COW. d Is
seven years old, ~tuued-up horDE, white spot
in foreh5sG, iu shape Of a heart, and tail half
J. WARWICK,
mh8 Brinkley Avenue.
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READ Walker Brothers & Co.'s New
Advertisement.
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LAST DAY, 18th instant, 81 Main street.
TEE 18th Of March, Walker Brothers a.
%
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FOR SALE.

CONTRADICTIONS cottage containing
i've rooms, Kitchen, servants rooms,
good eistern. etc, situated on Monroe street,
between Third ana De5OtO; house is built on
leased ground. but lease can be had for a term
OF years on easy terms. apply 70
feE IS. E. SENIER. "A Monroe So
co HEAD Of Plantation Mules; also a lot
ON OF large No. Mules, Plantation Horses
and Mares, second hand Bicycles and, haT-
ness, 40 Armstrong Commission ana sac
Stable, 68 Union 81, cor. Third. IeH
DUFF CITY MILLS, lg7 Poplar street; in
rs good repair; win sell on easy terms or
reuf ID. f MYERS,
-, ZTL Main street.
4 EAEFHOLD-Of sixteen years on a me
Brick Residence, well suited TOT an eG-
tensive clearinghouse. and onerlng uuu-
Eual advantages in g-rOund-rent and taxes
WIN be either sold, rented or traded al q
ie7 ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & co
- FCOED-HAED COTTON MACHINERY
- FOR sAEE-COnsisttng o. Openers Lap
pars, Cards, Drawing Frames, .speeders,
thinning Frames, etc This machinery Is
nut partially Worn-Gu in good ~c0nullon'
md viii be sold cheap. For description anu
price. apply la person or bt mail 10
THOMABB. HAW
Agent fremont and SUFFOLK Ml4is
faH q L0Me
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coNNEcrIoN.


By Councilman Pettigrew:
Resolved, That a new committee of five
members of this Board be appointed by
the President, together with a committed
of two from the Board of Aldermen
whose duty 10 shall be TO take into con.
sideration the subject of a thorough rail-
road connection In trOnt Of the city, and
TO report in reference thereto as early as
practicable, said committee to stand until
the expiration Of the present corporate
year.
Adopted by Council, February l, 1871.
Laid on the table by Board Of Alder
men March 2, 1871.
ON A OF THIRD STREET.
BY Councilman Zent:
RESOLVED, etc. That the grade Of Third
street. between Market and Winchester.
ne so changed as 10 make the same
straight between said streets. and tbe
Mayor proceed to have Market and Tbird
streets graded, and the cutters. curbs and
fences altered so as to conform To ne
grades on said streets.
Adopted by Council, February 1871
Action c~oncurrsd in by Board of Alder
men, March 2, 1871.
on REPAIRS To MAIN TRRKT
By Councilman Smith:
RESOLVED, That the City Engineer be in
struCt6Q 20 6Xatulu6 MAIN street., between
the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
depot and Georgia street, and report what
Is necessary to be done to a v that por-
lion Of Main street from being rendered
impossible by reason Of being washed
and report a. the next meeting of
his Board.
Adopted by Council, February 4, 1871.
c-onc1rred in by Board Of Alder
March 2. 1871.
ON OvERToN rREET REPAIRS.
BY Councilman Walsh:
RESOLVED, That the City Engineer be or
Tered by this body 20 repair the gutter on
he south side Of OVert0n street, below
Third, near the bayou.
Adopted by Council, February II, 1S7l.
Adopted by Board OF Alderman, March
Z, 1871.
ON MANASSAS sTREET REPAIRS.
BY Councilman Graban:
Resolved, That the City Engineer be
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PERSONAL.

We take pleasure in announcing that
the goods advertised as damaged by the
Virgins aud Tennessee Air Line were
duly assessed by disintsrssted parties and
their appraisement promptly paid by Mr..
L~indenburger, the gsntlemanlv claim
agent Of the M5mphiss and Charleston rail-
road.
A. SEEssEL G. SON.
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- WNIW"IT , IoILf
Upon the above ordinance the Wharf
Committed would report favorably, and
recommend the passage of the above or
dlnance, with the following alteration:
"All transient Steamboats, for the space of
ten (lGl hours or less from and after the
lsnding Of the same" etc.
The subject was referred by Board Of
Aldermen to their special committee
Messrs. Belts, Dwyer and P~endersrast-
March 2, 1871. Referred to special Joint
cCmmittes of both boards.
~(O0NnHWed tO-RoTTow.)
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CHEAPER HAN WEI GOODS.

The Linen Sheetings at
MENKEN BROS.
READ Walker Bros. & Co.'s New Adj
Yertisemant.
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TO LOAN.
NOTICE.

a FONEY-On collateral security. Apply al
vi go Front 50. [fe25l J.H.CAEH.
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OLD BLUDGEoN.

WEDNESDAY MORNING Moyston will be
ready for business.
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READ Walker Brothers 81 Co.'s New
Advertisement.
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BLACK DBESKiHS AND BROABCLOTHS,
All open for inspection this morning.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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To the Honorable General Council:
Your petitioner, appointed by the Cham
Der of Commerce, Of the city Of Memphis,
do respectfully report TO your honorable
body The following grievances:
While we pay heavy taxes and licenses
70 do business as merchants, the d1tBOut-
men and other foreign traders stopping at
this place, on their way to the different
points below US, stop and obtain a license
without paying the taxes, as your mer-
chants; aud having no store rent TO nav.
and not being citizens of Our city, they
have the privilege Of selling 81 retail and
wholesale, coming in competition with
your citizens and tax payers at less rates
than those who support the city and State
government.
Our object ia respectfully addressing
your honorable body and laying before
y0l q grievances, is 20 have you rem
edy the eUtL and to fix the rate Of taxes
and licenses on foreign traders doing
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a . En-A man with $3.50 to purchase q
. OJO manufacturing business has paid
a profit OF El2l0 first year Satisfactory reas
sons given for selling. Address CASH, city
pOstOmce. mis-
CT~TUATION.-A young man, twenty-five
y years OF age, wishing 70 change his place
OF residence. desires a situation as account
ant and cashier. Can furnish the highest Ues-
uimonials as 10 capacity and integrity from
his present and former employers, as vel as
from RESPONSIBLE parties In various localities.
ANY one needing such assistance will address
". ID. COMPTON,
mh8 Care g q. Ably q Co, New Orleans.
d EsIDENCE-A two-story residence, with
II yprG attached. IpQuLreOf
FRANK WILKINSON, No. 81 Poplar 50,
QcOOO-TRADE-To trade a Judgment
DOOOO T T $500 against q good man a
vacant lot, we'll situated iu Memphis worth
$500, sud probably some cash for a STOCK OF
merchandise OCeries preferred. inquire
or address ANDERSON, appeal once.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE.
200 MAIN STREET.

READ Walker Brothers & CO.'S New
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
200 MAIN STREET.

REMENREs the place to have fine pic.
lures made is at the star Gallery.
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N *.

So ForenoOna and Monday n~ight-lalies'
practice,
30 saturday forenoon and afternoon for
schools.
SO Other afternoons and nights, public.
assemblies.
- Terms aud rules as usual.
Sc Young mems tournament Tbprg5av
night. March ath. LLS
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STAR GALLERY, 249 Maia street, viii
reopen on Wednesday, March sth.
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LAW REPORTS.

Do NOT FAIL to have your pictures taken
under the new sky-light at 24g Main St.
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THH 18th of March, Walker Brothers q
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O W Cheek, Geo. Malone,
W j Ashford, i r Bowman,
VIM Elliott, NJ r Cheek,
A Robinson, jr Ben NJ Merrielees
VIM b Donaldson, J " Jacobs,
IhOs W Shields, Jos LaB8rRe, ir,
Frank Skunk, Henry BrOlaski,
J Alex Frazier, J Rowland,
" Walker, j Dunlap,
James ii Duffer, VT Berry,
Geo W Lloyd, Tho Townsend,
James Lee, j Nj C0rbstt,
81 Pegram, " H Drown,
J. B Durham, W b Miller,
j Frank Luker.
Referred to Councils Landing Commit
tCe, March i 1871. Concurred in by Board
Of Aldermen.
on REPAIRING ALLEY.
To the Honorable General Council:
We, the undersigned, beg Of your hon
ors to render us some immediate relief 10y
filling and repairing the alley from Main
to Second between Union and GayosO
streets, which is now in a condition al
most impossible for any kind of a We
hicle. SPICER d RYAN,
S.. g. RHINE,
n. MALATESTA.
Referred to Improvement Committee,
March ], 1871. COncurred in by Board.
ON LEvELING THE BLUFF.
To the Honorable General Council:
I propose TO level the bluff between
Clinton street and the river, from BsRle
street TO Union, free Of charge to the city.
according to the established grade; speCi-
hcations to be furnished by the City En-
gineer, for the privilege of using the clay
for making brick on the premises the
same 20 be finished in q reasonable time
from the date of the contract; with the
privilege Of landing the necessary wood Al
the landing upon said premises.
Yours respectfully,
DANIEL HARTNETT.
Referred to the Improvement Commit
tee Of the Council March /, 1871. Con-
CURED in by Board Of Alderman.
on GRADING ORLEANS STREET.
To the Honorable General Council.
Your petitioner respectfully asks that
that portion Of Orleans street situate ba-
tween Adams and Washington streets he
Immediately reduced 20 the prescri he'd
city grade, prior 10 the laying Of pave
on east side Of said portion OF said
body; and your petitioner, as in duty
will ever pray, etc.
MRS. M. A. MCCOMB.
Referred 30 Improvement Committee.
March j, 1871. COncurred in by Board.
on STREETS IN TEETH WARD.
70 the Honorable General Council:
We, the undersigned, taxpayers Of the
Ward, would respectfully petition
o open the streets ia the west end OF the
ward, through the ~fOrtihcatiOns erected
II the Federal authorities. As Il is, we
ave only one, partly opened, and in
to the city have to pass mostly
through private property. Georgia street.
) only partly opened; Carolina and Ala
anna streets not pssssble. By opening
lese three full width, we think you
7ould be doing only what should be done
lr q part Of your city.
Referred to Improvement Committee by
ounciI March I, 1871; cOncurred in by
.Oard March 2, 1871.
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FAVINa CONTRACTS

By Councilman Gent:
ReSOiUed, That a committee of three be
appointed 10 vote the stock Of the city in
the Little Rock railroad, at the next an
nual election for directors.
Adopted by Council, February l, 1871,
and the following committee appointed
Messrs. Zsnt, Smith and Pettigrew.
Your special Council Committee report
that they attended meeting of the stock
holders of the Little Rock Railroad Com
pany at HOpefeld, Ark, on the 18th day
Of February, 1871. Total number of votes
cast for directors, 80, 593, which resulted
in the election of the following named
gentlemen for Directors for the ensuing
twelve months-Samuel Tate, II. l.
BrinkleY, H. B. EdmonsOn, T. NJ. Brown,
W. M. Harrington.
Adopted by Council, March 1, 1871. No
action by Board.
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PRACTICAL PLANTER
K0RTHLY AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL,
Published at hemBhIs, Tsaa,,
ny george W. Gd L
TERMS.

TERMS:
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IloICKERYt

''i0NINi
Come al - god citizens
Who sigh Coz Bread aud Pork.
At GATES you'il kud enough
To keep your avs Al uort.
Hes got the choicest groceries.
A mosi abundant store
OF everything the people want,
And just . little mere.
Here Gingham's Prints aud poplins,
In plenty may be found
Cotton cloth aud Salmon
And Dried Apple by the pound.
Flour. Sugar, Rice aud CofeeIs
And dainties by the score,
Tweeis, Dcmins for Frock and 0verslls
And just a little more.
With the Tyson Family
Black japanese aud Bohea.
Ii would pc odd enough E he should fail
To suit you TO Tea
Tobacco SNUFF and Ciark's Shorts,
Good Brooms to sweep your floor,
Yankee Notions mud Mo!asses,
Aud just a little more.
Goldfish Maekcrel, Pepper aud Pipes,
Tripe, Lard, Ham and Eggs,
Salt, Salcraius end Laundry Soap,
Aud Straw Hats-ready made.
In short, as good a variety
I As in aDk VILLAGE Store.
Which he is selling of for cost,
And lust little moro.
One door East Of Post Office Hyd
Park, Vermont
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THE SPIRIT OF THE TINES:
The AMERICAN GENTLENAN's NEWSPAPER
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION, $500.
SINGLE COPIES, FIFTEEN CENTS.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
IL HANDSOME FORM.

This Journal is devoted to Field Sports, Ac-
counts of Exploration and Adventure, Exploits
on Flood and Field and in the Jungle and the
Forest, the Current History and Philosophy Of
the Turf, the Science Of Breeding and Raising
Running and Trotting Horses, Yachting, in
GLIDING the science of construction, Hunting,
Fishing, Billiards, the Stage, and the Litera-
ture Of the day. An especial feature is
THE VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
One Of the most able and successful Veterin-
airy Surgeons Of the age answers questions and
gives directions and Prescriptions, gratis, for
he relief and cure Of Horses, Cattle, Dogs, etc.
suffering frem disease or injury by accident.
Hundreds of subscribers declare this Depart
ment 20 be north the ,chole subscription.
THE SPIRIT OF THE TINES
also gives carefully considered Answers, iudic-
ial in their nature and thoroughly impartial, to
questions in dispute among gentlemen, and sub
mitted by the parties for authointiyc decision.
1t also resolves questions Of interest where no
dispute exists and no money is involved, but
where information is desired. The readers val
ne these columns Of THE SPIRIT very highly
OUR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS
is unriualed.
GEORGE WILKES,
Editor and Proprietor,
26uw 3 Park Row
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1855.
OLDEST MERCANTILE nSTAB.
4 LlSHMKNT IN M0RRlSylLLE!
ERaNisleI IL 1855 ,

.IRdAaS stood tie test 0RdS
continue 10 do so. Ne hare had
Irays and yuMOyy o mar fail
Nres. mise ami smart. also.
sane men 10 compete 1siIh, .Tci
for all Maf ny business e0RkiR-
mes 10 increase Ji0M YeaT 10
year! .4Ra hO1r is IL 10 be ac-
counted /oI'P n is 1Y honest
ami JaiI' RedliRI, lOB prices
AMI hitting Ia accommodate
customers. ne also Keep he
hQyyea and best selected Sl0ck,
ks;I1i ia ne COHniy. an kRoW
M0l ny stock Of DyieSs Goods.
Fancy Goods, dc: dc. IS al
rags tie best ia his l'dII al tie
State.
/dORI Intent 10 "6lOU" OF.
'.g0sS, -" nor mfSyeDycSeRL in
adyeyIiSiHg or setting, nor Wili
1 TIE URdeISOld 1V any sane OF
iaielligeRt iRaiTid4Ql as IOHy
rs nv name is GiI6eI7 ant con-
time fR he business.
We all kROio that little 'gass" is good
IN some eaees, bit for an intelligent class
of people, IL don't amount TO .'shucks"l
As for goods, my store is more than fill ;
and for styles and quality, they cannot b,
lchipped! and at prices ielich cannot b
beaten By anything common or iohat &c.
aiuqRy hare 10 contend tcith IN this lin
Of business
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SINGER SEWING MACHINES!
FURNITURE!


Including Sofas, Lounues, Chamber and Parlor
Suits, and wood, cane and hiir-cloth Chairs.
TN, TIN, TIN
Do not mind to bring your tn for Patch having
purchased the tin manufacturing business Of {. 5.
Page, Esq, is now making some splendid
MILh PANS, CREAM HOLDERS
and large assortment Of all kinds Of Tin House
Furniture, from the best material, and by expert
euced workmou.
Line, Plaster, Corn, Flour By the
load, RcrdsyrasS and Cloeer Seed al Lo'c-
est market rates
Sash, Doors and Blinds Of the best
quality and cheap!
All we ask of our friends, is, a chance
to show our goods, and if We cannot sat
isly them, in quality and prices, will lay
down the spoons!
All kinds Of Barter taken in exchange
for the above goods, and cash paid for
most kinds,
AT THE HARDWARE AND FURNITURE
STORE, HYDE PARK, w,
C. J. PATCH.
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Bankruptcy Notice.

Notice of Assignee Of his appointment. In
Bankruptcy: District of Vermont, IS. At
Stowe, VT, the 23d day of May, D 1871.
Tho.undersigned hereby gives notice Of liisap-
pontment as Assignee Of Albert Camp Of Stowe,
in the county of Lamoille and State OF Vermont,
within and for said District who has been adludged
Bankrupt on the petition of hs-crediters BY the
District Court of said District
ASA r. CAMP, Assignee
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In Probate Court, held at johnson, within and
for said said District, on the 18th day O..
May A. D. 1871
A. NJ. Burke administrator Of the estate of Maria
Spauldng late Of 6orristpwn in said District,
deceased. presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes application
for decree Of distribute and pattonof the estate
Of said deceased.
Whereppon II is ordered by said Court that said
account aud said application bereferred toasession
Of salt Court to be held at the Probate Office, IN
said Jchnsn, On the hth day Of June, A. ID.
1871, for hearing aud decision thereon.
For which purpose, it is lurther ordered that n
copy Of the record Of this order he published three
weeks suecussiyely in the LumOitlo NewsdraleT.
printed ri Hyde Park, previous to said tmo APP
pointed for hearing.
true copy or recOrd-Attcst,
2Cw3 HOMER CIRlSH, Register.
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Fresh Garden, F2omer, Fruit, Herb,
Tree & Shrub, and Evergreen Seeds, prepaid
by mail, with directions for culture. Twenty
five different packets of eihter class for $1.00.
The six classes $500.
100000 lbs. Evergreen and Tree Seeds; Ap-
pie, Pear, Cherry, &c.i Grass Seeds; Feet, Cabbage
Carrot, Onion, Squash, Turnip and all Vegetable
and Flower Seeds, in small or large quantities.
also Small Fruits Stocks, Bulbs, Shrubs, Roses
Terhenas &C., by mall prepaid. New Golden
Banded Japan Lily, SOC. Priced Descriptive Cata.
logue sent to any PLAIN. address, gratis. Agents
wanted. Wholesale List to Agents, Cluts and the
Trade Seeds on commission,
D. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warehouse, plymouth, Mass Established In lS42.
3m2l
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This Company, during tho II months
Of its existence, has issued
5000 POLICIES,



1924, 900, 900 nee.
The extraordinary rapid progress of the Com
my attosts the estimation in which it Is held
by the public, and the large amount of new bus
mess transacted is the best evidence of the pop
ularity of its principles, and its adaptability to
meet the requirements of insurers.
Applications for Agencies, with references anG
testimonials as to character, responsibility, and
adaptation to the business, should be addressed
to the General Agents as below:
ROLLINS & CHANDLER, Boston, General
Agents for New England and Eastern Prov
inces Of Canada. J, p. TUCKER, Manager
Active and energetic agents wanted for I'M
| represented Districts in Vermont; apply to j.
r. ARLINGTON, st. Adams, VT, Special Agt
CHARLES BUTTON, agent for Lamoille Co.,
| Hyde Park, Vt. 15y1
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For SALE IN MnRRIsuIrIE

FOR SALE IN MORRISVILLE,
good two story house, built three years since.
Eight rooms furnished-besides pantry, bath
room, sinkroom and closets. Two rooms unfn-
ished, q good cellar under whole house, excell-
ent well of water, good barn. pleasantly
located on the north side of Lincoln St. facing
the Accadamy Park.
Great chance for a bargain if one has the where4
with and viii call carly.
g.J. FALL.
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sisND you, MaHEY

Il Po>t f'fice otier4. cnecss, OF drafts on Nos
YORK, Whe.Qvc- G. nventsnl iEtat tucn rt.gjs,pii
tac-lettsrs ecntainins ..ioasy. Addross
L y, ElIG1ANn. rnblisheie
SUI aiiee, Few YeF.: cit-,
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HINK LEY !.
X NITTlNG N ACH / N 4

THE SIMPLEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST IN USE
IT HAS BUT ONE NEEDLE!
A CHILD CAN RUN IT
Designed especilly for the use of families and In.
dies who desire to knit for the market Will do
every stitch of the knitting in stocking, widen
ing and narrowing as readily. as by hand. Are
splendid for worsteds and fancy work, TAKING
FIVE DIFFERENT KINDS OF STITCH Are
very easy to manage, and not liable to get out of
order. EVERY FAMILY SH0UEDJIAVE ONE.
WE WANT AN AGENT IN EVERY TOWN TO.
INTRODUCE AND SELL TWEEN, to whom we Of
fer the most liberal Inducements.
Send for cur Circular and Sample Stocking.
ADDRESS
HiNKLEY HITTING MACHINE co.,
Bath, Maine. 81
Or, rs broadway, N. Y, -
30yl fl9 wabash Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
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TIE DAILY GIN, 90 A YEAR.
TERMS TO CLUBS.
May LIST, 1871

TIE DOLLAR EEEhLY SUN.
rive copies, enc year, separately ADDRESSED:
Eaur poEsa-ss
Ten conios, ono year, seraratey addressed (aad
III extra copy 10 the gester up Of cluD).
Eight Dollars.
Twenty confess ono year, separately addressed
(a4d az extra copy " the Getter up Of ertl,
Fifteen DGl,nrss
FIFTY cori~e, enc year, TO one address tand the
sclul-M eekiy year 10 getter NJ of club,
Th.rty-three Doiinrg.
Fifty oories, one year, separately addressed (aga
t-ae Semi Weekly one yearto getter Up OF clutl,
Thfrfy-fve D1fiarss
Ono hanhre1 cnnies, enc year % enc address
ttnd th9 Daily for enc year to tho getter ~ oi
o'u0). Fifty Dollars.
s2e hn1dTed coDies, ono wear. sqphratciy ad.
dressed tana tho Daily tor o4e year TO toe getier
UP OF club, sixty Dollars
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TIE BE1rr.WrEnnY am.

Tive COPIES. one year, separately adhered.
Eight Do.tars.
Ten comics, orc YeTr. g3TarRolR addressed (ani
an extle ecly ~ gestef UP OF clEb)
Sixteen DoiiGra.
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK, Phil.delphi.,
President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and
Executive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, !
E. A. ROLLINS, Philadelphia,
Nice-Presdents.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia,
Secretary.