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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET. I
THURSDAY, July 20-6P r. M.

THURSDAY. July ZO-6 +. M.
On Change to-day wheat was steady and rather
more active. Cotton was firm and higher In SYM
pathy with an Improvement In the Liverpool market.
MONEY TWO TO THREE PER CENT.
Money was easy at two per cent on governments
and at three per cent stocks. Prime paper was
steady and unchanged Foreign exchange was
heavy and actual business on the basis OF 1lOk
for prime bankers sixty-day sterling bills. The
weekly statement OF the Bank OF England shows Q
gain OF about csc, 900 In bullion.
GOLD sTEADY-1I2H A 112x.
The gold market was intesely dull and, after OPEN
ing at 1l2H, stood unchanged until precisely noon,
when sale occurred nc ll2x, the occasion Of the
advance being the moderately large amount Of gold
bid for at the SubTreasury-viz.. 81 100 900 at I12
112.53H. Subsequently, when the government
awarded the entire million advertised to be sold
instead OF the fractional sum corresponding to the
bond purchase on Wednesday. the price went on to
l125s, but rallied to 112H, only to 60 on again to
l12H. when 1t discovered that foreign exchange
was SO heavy and that large proportion OF the
specie engaged for shipment to-day had been with
drawn At the last moment the amount sent being
$4,000 only out OF $115.0OO put up this morning.
The course OF the market is shown in the table,
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gross sCs Expors-To Hsvre ms IN Gress Brt
tain. l,602- sales, 100. Stock, $3.50 '' ~

bales ES's TO- EsDor s,o Hss SoS to Great Br
SAVANNAH, July 20. 1871
Stock, 6.4H
LoUIsvILLE, July 20. 1871.
Tobacco active and hrm saies, 2ls hhds lags 6hc.
SIC. low to good medium <sf ~ SiL
NIL, - OswEGo, N. Y, July 90, 1871.
Flour steady and unchanged; sales, 1900 bbls.,
at 80 for No spring 81 so tor winter ~ for whts
winter, 80 DO for double extra wheSt dl; saes
bushels amber Michigan at ~ 10: car load No
Ohio Mt ~ Al one ear No Milwaukee ciuD 81 49,
dull; sales 5000 bushels at &c. 800 bushs az tc
66c Oatskone In the market Barley ana
quiet Corn msasl 80 for bolted 81 40 lrtoted per
cwt Mifeed unchanged; shorts, S23 shipss, s5 S26;
middlinss s2s a $50 per ton. Hghwnes Wsc. Canal
York lumber s3 to the Had,on So 70 to- New YORK Rail
Albany 3oc. Receipts BY lake7500 bushels wheat 1000
bushels corn 5O7O0 feet lumber. Shipments by canal
1850 bbs -four, 500 bushsis corn 2320Oo lumber
CHICAGO, July 20, 1871
Flour dull and nominal Wheat sctvc, and Advauesd SO
No. spring. yl 10y 81 lox cash; during tho afternoon
ermsr a. 81 TX " lSA seller July Corn advanced 40
seller July Oats aameri No. 45c; 46c cash. Eye
73c, Highwines held 92c Provisions QUIET mess pork
8l4 SO $l4 62H, seller August Live hogs active "a 25
$50 Is Cattle steady at So 80 SO. Receipts-30O6 bbs
four 100 bushels wheat H2 600 bushels 900 bushels
oats, 5000 bushels 1000 bushels barley 500 hogs Ship
bbs -four " 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels
corn, $4,000 bushels 1000 bushels rye, 5000 hogs
Fyoights quiet
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COTTON STORAGE.


Tho Cotton Exchange Looking for Good
Warehousing Quarters.
The members OF she New York Cotton Exchange
nave been for long time trying to rid themselves
or the annoyance to which they at present SUBJ
ect by reason OF the scattered storage Of cotton In
this CITY, and the cost and trouble attendant thereon
AS business now conducted cotton is stored in
different places here and In Brooklyn INDEPENDENTLY
and in the purchase, sale and transfer great delay
and loss Of property by cotton thieves is accustomed
The Exchange have. therefore, sought to have the
cotton stored nearly possible in one locality;
but sufficient and suitable accommodations have
not been found hitherto Messrs. J. 8. Stranahan
and j. w. Croxon this s0n'in-law) of Brooklyn,
who own extensive stores and dock property In the
Atlantic Basin have made an offer to the Exchange
to store and handle all their property to receive
and ship the same according to order. and thus to
relieve the individual members not only or
A GREAT DEAL OF EXPENSE
loss OF time, nut also OF insurance and unnecessary
trouble. The Exchange at recent meeting ap.
pointed committee OF twenty members to examine
the stores and dock properly and to report their
opinion to the Board. Yesterday Messrs Harrison
president or the New York Cotton Exchangel.
WhltlOck, Baldwin, Miller and others took the
steamboat May Clinton at the OF Whitehall slip
and sailed around the stores, inside and outside OF
through the stores, and examined the docks and
piers, &C., and considered all the accommodations
At present there are but ive stores ready-the
Clinton stores, 2OOxoo0 feet-and dock and pier
surface equal 70 1900 fee: But after the st OF May
next there Will be good deal more
STORE AND PIER ROOM
than this. for then May leases Will expire. II Is the
intention OF Messrs. Stranahan IL CrOxon, however,,
to build warehouses on two blocks, covering seven
acres, which are now vacant, and the granite
blocks are already on the ground for that purpose
Piers are also TO be built nifty feet out
the bay, 80 that IN winter or summer there Shall be
delay to snlps coming right up to the with
their freight II the committee should report favOra
bly, on the project and The Exchange should adopt
their report toe arrangement Will take effect imme-
dtately. The stores Will then be connected Dy
telegraph with the Exchange, the sampng OF cot
ION will be done before goes into storage and the
great bulk OF the business in cotton will then be
transacted by telegraph.
Since the st OF September 1870, OBS, 900 bales OF
cotton been received at this port and it is est
mated that not less than hundred thousand dol
lars worth Is lost, stolen or destroyed under the
present complicated ana widely extended system
under which 1t Is bought sold and stored. The
committee will make their report In few days, and
the result will probably be known soon alter.
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oDp0A'to III East bixtieth street: sso oovthvve.e
corner brcsdway aud Grand street Of v ven
dam sreet also ono In front Of 20 street. 10
and ighttwo amps 10 front OF side 0ranmar
school Mo- ~ in Varck street. also front of zach
trance Nth and t1sth streets Paus churc u -
MAINS &c, In West Fifty street from stb "a
Eighth avenle To erect lamp posis place and Isbk
lamps in Fifsesond street from Second 10 Rsss
Rver also I'D Sxtyfourtb street from .vsnu, IN
Fourth to Of the improved drinking foun
ains northeast Of Mercer Bsecker s,res
northeast Of Varck
also the southeast OF Delaney and
also southwest Of King and Hudson streets
Which severAlly adopted by the following vote
AnlrmAtive-A assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy. Lyssg
OBrien, the President, Assistant Aldermen ROBINSON
Heay Hampson Odex, Pecbsr Mulligan Costello, Barker
Reilly Fsftner Garry. Mcdonald and Thomas DuGy-H
On motion the Board then adjourned to the cath
o'clock r. M WILLIAM H. MOLONEY Clerk.
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The wheat market rather nrmer but only moderately
s$cS bushels: Vi 30 j soft ssPrns 81 ISL
j ssod 2 prime ~ % sDrins a
ST II e. u e q e 6ss"
.nS only so nr The sales
dull as Nm %I:sa
tnued inactive and nominal sample Of $1,000 bushels
sales o. r. Ss 9so a's Last
and continued firm. moderate chartering business was
for vessels for petroleum for which full rates
ses ., 3d. snS .s
fn S. rnss. 80 % % sop
e. Nd 10 GLASGOW BY steam boo busheIs Of grain at
Delphi. Bbos si0s DSs refined petroleum about d.
British ess S'1Ss 70 "a Ork FOR o bS refined Psro
for orders bbls refined petroleum. at o. American
= bark, direct bort IL 4:
confined TO small lots Prices were steady 2. the following
c!ayed: go ssc. Cub. %1soGyado grocery loc 45c;
ro Eso % e. snes d 49, IS
bids Porto Rco LIS hhds English Islands and 100 bbs
NAVAL sroarsThe market for spirits tu,pentine was
nS wsIs
Ioc l0 bbl: same delivery sellers option a. bic: 20 bbs
% S
h0s w sss q 10 & pale u an
" rs and oo 5S' pale and s..r. pale = from - Is to ~
e. r% va. asd
PETROLEUM.-The market to-day has shown change
continues very quiet With more sellers than buyers,
at l4c and 4e. bid; refined tor spot and month
at 25c and bid August at 26c There were sales
reported excepting rumored sale OF ZOO bo for July at
25jsc, but unable to trace II. The Philadelphia
dull Iuotaby changed Shipping crudo
quoted at 1sc refined for and month at 2c 25sc,
bbs standard white for July at 2Ac with return,
and 1000 bbls. last half August at 2b19c
PRovIsIoNs.- Receipts Fork III packages; beef, do;
meats 200 iard, SIT bbs and tieces and 1856
The market pork for future delivery was moeer
atey steady The sales for August embrace 0O
h,ls U ana orS eDtem
jobbng lots about 10 sold at Sll ON S4 rs for
mess, and Sl< for thin mess Bacon continued trm but
quiet We quote Short clear Sac 54c long do. &C.
6c Cumberland cut 7c, Stratford and South
&C. Lard for prompt delivery was quiet but
firm lie. For future delivery the market was weak and
close1 lie for August without buyers Sales we're made
100 erces new, to arrive, at l0ssc. l0Hc. City
lard firm l0c l0Hc, with sales of aU terces
dull and nominal at 80 sl2 for mess $l2 yl5 for
SIS 1923 mess uerces, and S24 $50
for India mess terces Beef hams dull and entirely
nominal Cut meats-Most all descriptions met with
We of 10 dry sailed shoulders at &c.
figure considerably under the marke We quote dry sailed
shoulders SIC 6hc clear bellies sAc SIC; bellies
7sIc HAMS short cut, lie. l2c; do, cured and
l4c l6c Butter and cheese were unchanged,
ccpns for Western Dutter which was quoted at sc &c.
RIoS~The demand for Rangoon continued fair at pre-
prices The sales 7UO bags at 6c a7Ac Patna
add Carolina were neglected. - ~
sUoAR.-The demand for was fairly active. The
market was steady at yesterdays prices The sales
SOU hbds on the basis OF 9sc ec per ID
fair good refining. Messrs O. Amann Co. report
the stock OF raw sugar ~ follows -
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FATAL ARRAY IN A SALOON.

Coroner Young yesterday afternoon received In
formation that Charles Sangwenther, q German,
thirty five years of age late OF 54 Fifth street, had
died In Bellevue Hospital from the effects OF viO-
lence inflicted upon him by man named Kage,
near Tenth avenue. II Is stated that on the 2lst
ut. deceased and Kagel had quarrel In the saloon.
when the latter seized o heavy stool and struck
Sangwenther, who was IN his employ, q heavy blow
on the head, 1racturng his skull. Kagel, who lives
IN Weehawken, was arrested at the time and libe.
rated pail by the magistrate before whom ne was
arraigned The case VIII be investigated IN day or
two and in the meantime Kagel viii be secured and
locked up.
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The running In quality NOT
more than half grade above below the grade quoted
The receipts at the ports follows aveston. 2n
New Orleans, 3d. Mobile AZ; Savannah 81; Charleston 2S
Wilmington, 50; Norfolk. 1885, Ba.imore 80; New York
Total, $50 Same day last week. 1879 day year.
74s for freight foreign ports closed as fol-
lows-To Liverpool, by steam Nd; by sa, nd 53sd; to
Havre by steam lc gold sail Mc Hamburg by steam,
ports, by sail, A4c. &C.. gold
FLOUR OR LN.-Kecepts- 1879 bbis. wheat
1909 bushes corn 1865 s4 DO; corn meal 800 bbs
56D29 bushels The -four market ruled steady
atey active for all grades except Southern which dull
and slow OF sale The sales last have been
1250U bales Rye flour du and lower to SELL The sales
were small and mostly at 80 SO Is for superfne Corn
meal quiet but steady small unmportant sales of West
ern yellow were made at s3 S. City sacked meal In
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HnIf-past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
HBDAY, July W-6P. M,

THURSDAY, July 20-6P.M.
COrrERThe market for Rio continued strong
but moderately We bags Rio per
steamer HALEY private Other small were made
York bags and grass Rio
60 6Ss bags java 5000 mats Ceyon $780, Maracabo
6oO9; Laguayra 1929 jamaica 1887 Costa Rica 1862
Manil. 2S6 Mexican, l,s4s; Ms!abar $685. African 1855
savanlia, s7s; Curacoa la. We quote:.Rio> ordinary
cargoes, lOlac. l04c.; fair do, llc IL &c;
good DO. iihG slsc prime Do. lsNo issc.; extreme
to sixty days credit java Government paRs lsc 2Oc
DO grass mats lsSc 22c Singapore Ito &c., Ceylon,
lsnc Jamaica. lsc a155c; St. Domingo gold, bond.
a loo. ~
CoTToN.-The market, with an improved demand from all
sources ruled hrmer for the spot. Forward
deliveries in good demand Of 10 per b
The fnllo - ~ - ~
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


GRTPF1r-WHIrNHY.-On Thursday, July 30. 1877,
oy me Rev George Dunbar, at the residence OF tho
brides father dr. ID. X. Whitney, OF East Norwich.
y. f.t EDWIN NJ GRIFFIN, OF Virginia, to Miss
SADIE L. WHITNEY. No cards
Observation-Disclosures. In Danbury, Conn.,, on
wednesday, July 49, 1871, In the First COngrege.
uOnal church, by Rev A. ". Frlsbie. SAR H L.
JOHN II. LOCKWOOD, OF Troy N. Y.
NREELAND-lEwIS.-OHW Wednesday, July 10, 1871.
by the Rev. William Robinson, Mr.. JASPER c. VRBH-
LAND To Miss MARY Z. LEWIS. niece or Henry r.
Vaudeville, ESQ.,, all OF Bergen Heights. Jersey
City, N. J.
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was steady, with more &C.
tivity. Strictly speaking the market was little
Irregular the fve-twentes being strong and shade
better and the ten-fortes and currency skies trlfe
lower but the changes were not important. The
following were the closing prices this evening
when the market had resumed It's unifOrmity:-
United States currency skies, 113a 114h do, 1884,
registered, 115k l151; do. do, coupon, 1867 O
116x; do flve-twenties, registered May and Novem-
ber 113X Ia; do. do, 1852, coupon do, 1143S a
114l; do. do 1854, do. do. 113X ia; do do,
1885, do. d0 1857 max; do do. registered, Jan.
uary and July. 1923 113H; do. do, 1856. coupon,
do. 112 1l2zs; do. do. 1867, do do, lib 1l3a1
do. do, 1868, do do, 11Sx a llsH; do ten-fortes
registered 1924 113; do do, coupon. lib 113X.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES HEAVY.
The Southern list was dull the only activity
noticeable during the day occurring in connection
with pressure to sell. The old North Caronas
went of to AK and the special taxes to 90 thereby
strengthening the new bonds to 27k. Missouris
and new South CarOlinas were u per cent
lower. The Tennessees were steady and the
Georgas firm.
THE NEW LOAN.
The subscriptions to the new loan to-day were
49, 500.
STOCKS LOWER AND WEAK.
The depre ssiOn on the Stock Exchange continued
and prices again declined. Much discussion OF the
situation Of the banks mas been occasioned by the
HERALD's analysis OF the last statement Of these
institutions, showing an expansion Of loans to the
extraordinary sum of 1901 10000 An estimate
based on knowledge OF affairs in Wall street fixes
the portion Of this amount loaned on stocks and
other Wall street cOllateras to be not less than
5000, 900, 600, some say as much as $250.0OO-
600. In other words, the brokers and
cliques owe the banks not less than
500, 900. One clique, whose members lead
ing officials in these banks, are holding between
$4,000 900 and $4,000 900 Of stocks. The cllques
say the banks dare not call in their loans. because
their failure would be the failure OF the banks
curious to speculate what Will be the upsnot Of this
very remarkable situation Of affairs when next fall
the country banks begin to draw on the city banks
for the $3.50, 100000 which the former have de.
posted here during the summer months, and
which the latter have loaned IN turn to these cques
and fools. The diffusion Of the knowledge OF these
facts has rendered the public still more cautious
about dealing in stocks and has completely robbed
the market Of Its strength, heavy feeling pervading
all such shares believed to be in the hands OF
the overloaded cques. The decline to-day was
most marked In Northwestern common, which fell
to esq; in Rock Island, which sold at 1851 and in
Western Union, which touched 81.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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LEASING OF CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL
ROAD WILL 1T BE ETPEOTED2

On TUESDAY next July rs, the argument takes
place before the Chancellor a. to whether the In
junction against the leasing OF the road shall be
MADE absolute fierce legal battle Ia anticipated.
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Included In the arrive for future
lows Last eyeninsJuy 800 at y ssc. August 200
Der al iss4c together; September 400 at ic; NoSemSer
loo a. 10 il'6s Deeember go ds,c-total 800 bales
loo at 10 i 800 August 800 At s 600 At 2Osc
200 at 20 ilse l4oo At ac 100 at 70 l-lsc sepsem-
lSo ss At 20 dlses 500 at soo $50 ishc ?o6 at
October 200 &c., 900 at 19c loo at 10 56c November
100 at LOO at 49, October 100 at l9Ac and November
500 zach at lsc December SS Isc go at Isctota
of yesterdays forward deliveries July Sac
August 1896; September 1876; October, 1866 Novem
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SUPERIOR C1uRT-spEClAL TERN.
Decisions.
By Judge Freedman,

Decisions.
BY Judge Freedman.
James z. Ward ct al vS. John Tine ct dl.-Case
settled, and the clerk is hereby directed to file and
annex The same to the Judgment role.
George r. Ne,ccOnl0 ct al. Us. James LZhey.-MO-
ton granted, with ten dollars cost
John MCGUIRE u.s. Joseph ROss.-Order granted
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In the gold loan market the rates were nat and
per cent for borrowing, with an exceptional trans
action after the Clearing House per cent for car
ryng. The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank
were as folows:-
Gold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.4i9,e72
Currency balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,6O7 S62
The one million government gold was awarded at
n
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COURT CALENDAa-THlS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Cardozo-NoS 8. 49, "a %, 80. A. 90, so, 80. so, o.
92, SO, 90, l04.
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NEW ORLEANs. July 20, 1871.
Cotton strong; miidoss, @kc. 0Nc. Net receipts %
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COMMON pLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.

Before Judge Larremore
Tho following decisions were rendered yester-
days.
William LGfdaso %. William Gilmore ct al
Complaint dismissed.
Henry Ettis u.s. william Gilmore ct aL-Com-
plant dismissed.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Coudemn atoms.
Before Judge Blatchford.
The following goods were condemned by DEFAULT
six barrels distilled spirits found at pier 33 North
River; five barrels distilled spirits found at II and
10 Beach street. New YORK city-both for want OF
proper stamps.
SUPREME C0URT-CaAM8ERS.
After Increase Of AIimony.
Before Judge Cardozo
Maria Gdyinger Us. Simon Gaufager.-A moJion
made aside the report of the referee on the
ground OF insufficient amony being allowed the
plaintiff, the same being 81 q week. Il was claimed
that the DEFENDANTS income was several thousand
dollars year. ana that he could afford to pay
much larger sum. For the defendant 1t was insisted
that his income was only 81, 100 year. After hear
ing the argument the Judge took the papers. reserv
ing his decision
Decisions.
wilson ct al. vs. decentralization denied.
Tucker rs. MISREPRESENTATION granted.
Bu1cheH vs. Stone ct di.-Same
Eugente Lindsay Us. Theodore LtndaU.-RepOrt
confirmed. &c,
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ability. Mr. Field ooncuoed his argument by statIng
no tho Court that he thought he had shown sucien,
cogent reasons why the motion for an injunction
should be refused.
ARGUMENT OF MR.. HoAR.
Mr.. H0ar closed the argument, on the whole case,
on behalf or the English stockholders. he did not
speak for more than ten or fifteen minutes thus re-
levtnR the Court, so far as he could from listening
to discussion now become very duii ana eXccs.
leively tedious. The learned gentleman SIMPLY con-
tented himself with denial OF the propositions con-
tained In the argument OF MI. Field. He c0ntended
that II the Injunction prayed for In the oil In equity
was not granted BY the Court, Fisk, Gould and the
Eric Railway Company would attain all the ends
ithoy desired to accomplish In connection with the
management OF the Erie Railway Company, and de-
pvc the English shareholders OF their Just rights In
the premises
Judge Biatchford, who had listened 10 the argn-
mont with mis- usual patience ana attention, then
tsok the papers, which are OF a volumn0us charac-
Ter and reserved his decision The decision may be
date Erie may issue the shares IN question II there
DE no legal interference with them.
tn AUTHORITY OF UNITED STATES DEPUTY MAR
SHALs.
Some time since Marshal sharpe sent one OF his
deputies. named Patrick Farrell 10 watch canal
boat on the Jersey SHORE The boat had been
libeed IN the United states District Court for me
southern district OF New iork. Farrell was ar.
rested on warrant issued by Justice Green, OF
Council Tor Marshal Sharpe, having heard OF the
mater. proceeded to Jersey CITY. and sued out
UeiQre Judge Nixon writ Of haDeas corpus on be-
nau OF Farrell, who was subsequently discharged IL
appearing to the Judge that the jurisdiction OF the
70 0i new YORK extended over the waters OF the
ususon 20 nigh water mark on the Jersey sldc and
snar therefore, Justice Green had no authority,
unoor the circumstances TO interfere with United
Cuarko OF MS duty, even assuming that the man
nAo peen gu*V OF stealing.
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$500 Us $50. 9, S7.. h. l,sx
Nv do ....,.., Sun llS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-03

WHAT ARE YOUR SYMPToMs?-Mrs. Sc
lima Horton, residing at Fort Lee, was,
five months ago, confirmed hypochon-
driac. One day she was bewailiDg her
miserable condition to lady friend in
in Brooklyn. what are your symp-
toms2' said the lady, Oh, / am sick
all over, was the reply never free
from headache and pains in the back;
very weak, and so low-spinted that the
least thing makes me cry" Just my
own case year ago, when ] commenced
using Plantation Bitters, said Mrs. II.
WellY inquired her friend. Well,
they cured me of every distressing symp.
tom in two weeks, and you'd better fol-
low my example" The lady did so. and
with the same happy result d4w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-03

Alexis Alexandrovich, real live
Prince Imperial of Russia, third son Of
the Gear, will come to this country next
spring he is twenty-one years of age
(born January IA, 1850, and has the
rank Of captain Of the feet and abide
camp tothe Emperor. He viii be ac-
companied by Admiral Posiette, who SUI
perintends his studies. Prince Alexis
has already been on a tour through Eu-
rope and Asia, and will travel through
out the United States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-03

DR. SAGE's Catarrh Remedy is no pat
ent medicine humbug gotten up to dupe
the ignorant and credulous, but is per
feet specific for nasal catarrh, cold in
the head, and kindred diseases. The
proprietor, R. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of Buff
falo, New York, offers $500 for case he
cannot cure. Sold by druggists or sent
by mail for sixty cents. A pamphlet
free. r.' rrrers d4w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-03
THE CITY.
M H Nj II H i Sf ftdI
Friday Evening. Feb. 3, 1871.
The Weed Sewing Ma
chine, 283 Second st. 1881
GAs-FrrrSc at sl5 Second st. All

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