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COTTON.

Business was light to-day, and sales did
strong, with a good inquiry, but in sym
pathy with advices buyers became less
anxious to operate and offered lower fig
nres, which factors would not accept. Or
ders for Low Hiddling are abundant at
l3ZGI3Zc, and for Middlings at l4@l4Lc;
but 10Th grades are scarce n held Z@kC
higher, Among the sales we're IS bales
stained, lAal2C; ~ cleaned stained, l2c;
a Good Ordinary, l24c; lOOmiXed, s9lSc;
30 mixed. 8Gl3Lc; % Low Mlddlings, 1877
@I8Ec; Il3 Low Middlings, 1879; 26 Mid
dIngs, lac; o Strict M~iddlings, l4Lc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF CONMERCE,l
MEMPHIS, March p, 1871.
stock, September /, 1870. 1850
Reed since last statement 1,46O
Received previously. 4S6, S4O-SS,S 800
1855
Shipped since last STINT. 5.25S
shipped preYiOusly.......- 4O7 ,25S-4l2,5l0
stock at loon this day. 8O,654
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. 10
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad - Il
Memphis and Ohio Railroad IS
Steamers ...-.,-.. .-.......-..
Estimated per wagons. .......-.......... 100
Exports.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. SE4
Memphis and Ohio RailrOad.........lSg3
Steamers .........2356
south l55
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CHAaCERY SALES.
Chanesry Sale Of Real Estate
on
SATURDAY. APRIL Ist, 1871.

No. E378.-In the Second Chaneery Court Of
shelby county. Tenn CathaFlu6 McGrath.
Adm'L, vs.. Margaret MCdrath OF al
- BY virtue or sn order Of sals made in
this cause, VII sell, co public auction. TO
the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, April lst, 1871,
Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wit: Il tract OF land situated.
lylHg and being IN the county or shelby and
state OF Ieunessee. on the STATE D road,
three miles nom TIE city o. Memphis ceu-
tanning fsZ acres, when said land IS subdi-
Vloed into tracts o. about acres each.
Also lots Nos. 7, 25,4,5,e e. 7 and 9 OF The
homestead tract on the corner Of Walnut
anu TAFT streets, in the city Of Memphis
-helby county. StateOf Tennessee.
Also, lots NOS "a. IS u, II. B and - OF the
homestead tract plat and diagram Of the
above described property ls on nle IN my
once IT said land j. not sold on the day
designated the sale will be continued from
day To day until oil is sold.
TERMS OF SALE--Que-fOurth cash, balance
8, and u months, taking notes bearing
interest with good security, and retaining s
Zen for the same.
Plas or diagrams may be had Of Rooster &
Lrt zevant, a-ucuOnecrs, or 81 my once.
March j, I7L
n. d. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
Hanson SwiEgley Dsshlei, soils. Tor com-
.Jlaiuant. mhZ
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MEDICAL D~lsPEEsARY.
DR. .. s. JoHNSoN'S
MEDICAL D~ISPENSARY
2lO aalB Street, up Stairs,

Between Washington and Adams Streets,
MENPHIs, T-EaNEssEE,
Is now permanently established for the treat
menf OF patients, both male and female,
who are afflicted with any form Of
VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES
such as Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structures
and All Urinary Diseases; ~5yphfiitic or Mer.
curial affections of the throat, skin or bones,
Orchitis, hernia or rupture; also, the effects
OF a solitary habit, ruinous TO the body and
mind, producing blotehes on the face, de bill
ty, impoteucy, dizziness, dimness OF sight,
confusion OF ideas, evil fOrebOdlng, aversion
to society, loss OF memory, weakness, etc, not
all Of these In any one case, bat all occurring
frequently IN various cases. Rheumatism
and rheumatic pains cured by a new method.
Particular attention paid 10 the DI8EAt ES
WOMEN, such as Excessive, suppressed
or painful M~enstruatlOn. LuchOrrhusl or
Whites, falling OF the womb, and all irregu-
laritiss OF the monthly periods, causing ster-
or b-arrenness, andO ften-times conHump-
The doctor can be consulted personally or
by letter upon al diseases lot requiring his
outside Of his ONCE. ONCE hours,
s am TO O'Clock pm.
mhH ID. 3. JOHNSON. NJ. ID.
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ARRIVALS
DEPARTURES.
RIVERS, WEATHER, BUSINESS.

Alice Dean, W. y. Hays, Tom Morgan.
q. W. Cheek, Legal FENDER, st. Francis.
Undtne, Pauliae Carroll.
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VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

Is now permanently established for thetreaf
ment Of patients, both male and female,
who are afflicted with q form Of
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LUMBRR, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
There is q fair demand for ali kinks Of
lumber, and prices are Arm. The stock
on hand Is ample.
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New stocks are arriving daily, and al
ready Our wholesale houses make an ex-
cellent display OF spring styles. The de-
mand is increasing, but buyers take hold
in a small way, buying generally for cash
or on very short time, and, as last year,
expecting 10 buy frequently. Prices are
materially lower, as will be seen by our
quotations.
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NEw YORK, March q, 1928 PM
Governments dull, with a slight decline
through the list. Sterling dull at CSC.
Two per GEN.. is paid for carrying gold.
Money continues easy at 4 and 5per cent
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Omeial Changes.

The rumor which gained currency some time
= 20 that Mr. Fish is TO be succeeded by Senator
Morton in the Department of State has again
been put in circulation, this time with more
consistency and apparently better foundation
than before.
IL is nov believed By persons whose means for
forming correct opinion are considered good
that Mr. Fish will retire from his present posi-
ton shortly after the adjournment of Congress,
and that its duties will at once be assumed by
Mr.. Morton, whose relations with the reputli-
can party OF Indiana will then be freed from
the endorsements which prevented his c.
ceptance of the English mission when rendered
Scme time ago. This programme is of course
liable to the slips which attend the passage OF
every cup TO human lips, but there is reason for
believing that it Is the one now meditated.
We may add that belief is also entertained
~ well informed persons that Ministers Ban
croft and Marsh viii be recalled at an early
day, but this theory is not 30 generally credited
~ the TumOr above referred TO.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WARRINGTON CITY:
fDNFSDAY..... January IL. 1871.
RECEPTIONS.
TIE PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS.

TIE PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS.
The Presidents receptions will be on the fol-
loving evenings Friday, January 90 Friday,
February ?; and Monday, February %, from s
90 10 O'Clock.
MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Grant will receive on Tuesday afternoons
OF each week, from . 80 clock TO O'Clock.
MRS. CoLPAxs RECEPTIONS.
Yrs. ColfaS will receive on Wednesdays dur
irs January and February, from 2 to p. m.
CABINET DAYS.
No visitors viii be received by the President
on Cabinet days. Tuesdays and Fridays nor
VIII they be received on other days until after
T. o'clock.
THE STEAMERS RECEPTIONS.
The receptions OF Speaker Blaine will be held
al his residence, S2 Fifteenth street. on the fol-
lowing Friday evenings, between the hours of .
and IL O'Clock, viz January Is and q; Feb
Tuary 10, II, and Il.
MRS. BLAISE's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs B'aine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday, between the hours OF and 5 D. M.
OTHER RECEPTIONS
Mrs. Secretary Delano will receive on We ,nes.
Days. from . to 8 O'Clock p. IN.
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The State of Pennsylvania having ordered q
painting Of the Battle of Gettysburg for the
State House at Harrisburg 80 large that II can
not be pat into the building, is nov reduced 10
the extremity Of either erecting Q new capitol
or having it adcrnment therefor kept in Phila-
delphis. where, happily. they have succeeded
in finding hall large enough to accomno-
date IL.
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Mr.. Greeley will soon come to be known A.
the Great American Deeliner such a vsy has
he OF declining Offices before they are rendered,
His last effort in this line i, to decline to 20 TO
San Domingo as one of the commissioners. II
he would only decline the use Of profane Ian
guage. But that would probably be expecting
too nnrh.
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The Cumberland alley Railroad has beea
completed to williamsport, Maryland, - ~ 70
connect with the Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
and work is now progressing on the neviy-char-
tered railroad from the Potomac river to VIM
chester, Virgins. . distance of thirty-oSs
miles, known a. the Martinsburg and Potomac
Railroad, Of which Hon. Charles j. Faulkner is
president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11

The wife of President Cespedes of Cuba, cap
tured by the Spsnisrds, has been taken to
Havana, and it is thought she will be allowed to
come to the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11

The New York Herald thinks Mr. Motley's
peremptory refusal TO resign, when requested
to DO 50 By the President. els Gale sted to make
the eI-MIniSter look rather smaller than his
great reputation as q man OF letters would
other wise permit'
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zoo KS DXPRRss,

Bsseaee called Tor and Delivered 10 and iron IA.
rceds, eseAmboeta. Hotels aud Private Rssidenoso.
Baggage cheoked % ell Roints, via Orange, Ajex-
andrta end usnassas =. r.. anl oounectina tn1s
South.
All orders promptly sttsnded %.
freight and furniture moved with oArs.
arees-W. A. 4 q. 3. r. Deeot.
Branch othoe, No. sos 9Th street. sbove Pa. sxs.
Alexandria. We. - q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11

The Philadelphis BzHstin want. the Hon. W
ID Kelley made chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee.
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P. DOYLE, 10i 1 street, N. W.

- WASHING ron. ID. u. July 18th, $50
NY ATfSv' Nau1HS-Dear sir: 1t affords me pleas.
with perfect success. Having tried many others, /
Mid yours .uperi6r to any have heretofore used
and cannot too highly recommend IL as rapid pro
moer oil the growth OF the hair, and BY few apoli
cations restoring u TO its original color 1t is per
fecty clean aud free from any Objectionable matter
Sery respectfully, yours, & w SILyUY
street. between Sth and Sth n w
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NATr.ys, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

IL for sale in various localities by the following Drug
Ri-ts ~ ard Welsh. 18th street and Penna. avs,
and Eih nBd @ streets; b Calvert Ford. li03 Pa
avenue; Chris;sni Bros. 9TH ard n streets W;
X A Bacon, IA and streets, Island, j. u IN
neil. sth str-et Navy Yard: e. W. Csopiey. 10
Bridge street Georgetown, aud at the Depot, ID aud
trisi. No. r
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AND HARMLESS AS wArER.
The following letters speak for themselves:

-
WAsHISGroN, Nov euber 4th, lS7D,
Nv. AythHr Nattdas Fear Sir After a yery
Through and impartial trial of your Cry stall Dis
cOyery for month, feel psi led TO acknOwieige
Its very great superiority over any other article
nOw in use for the purpose designed-the speedy
toration OF the color aud growth vi ths hair Aad
one using IL according TO directions can fall aln
convinced to attain this much desired result to per
fc' ton. The simplicity Of the pre- parat n and il,
entire Cleanliness affords a opportunity to the
vast numbers utterly disgusted with the poisonous
nOstrums in Use. Having q large number of nv
personal acQuaintances who use your prepar stiou
with equal success, cordially recommend Crysta
Discovery 20 al desiring TO uso An thing
hisk md NIL
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,TUIRCULATING LIBRARY.

!. II. c. A. BUILDlN .. corner 9th and streets
An excellent collection Of over IS O0 volumes Of
Standard works, Z" which new ard popular Books
are added a. published. Subscriptions S3 per
year. delft
yam ELEMENTARY SINGING CLASS In
lS being organized at Or. Osulnslds Acsd-m my
NJ L. A. Terms IS per quarter OF ten weeks, IL
advance 1hOse wishing 10 Join will p'ease leave
their names AT once. del4 tt
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- DEFENSIVE MEpICArtoH

Investigator IS IS necessary tor toe pra,ecton Of
tie human BODY against di ease when un healthy
influences arc sbr I'd, ~ iron Npor aud q mite
Cd eratu- ARE fr the protsotion Of ships ana tor,
reeees when s.slca b. shot and she'll. Hence, il Is
desirable when those potent enemies OF vitality,
damp and cold. pervsd the air We tresths, to Pvt
the system, in the beat possible condition to euc5ua
ter them The stomach 10 the organ by which every
other organ 10 nourished and stained, and there
fore upon tie vigorous and depends 10
great me ssure, the capacity cf the system resist
the aeosulu OF the invisible enemies Of health and Life
ny which Of this In lou~t season il ia surrounded
Bosteder Stomach Bitters, an admirable tosic and
regulating medicine Tor all seasons, is never
needed than in winter when the torpifying infu-
ence OF chilly atmosphere effects all the vital
funotors, aud readers the body tremoy suscepti-
Tie. By tonnR the digestive organs. and the liver,
sns the bowels with this un.dualled vegetable sps
oifo, physical condition is attained which seems
tn be proc! against sllvaristes OF temperature aud
that Is inimicsl in the air II winter Defensive d
icatien IL q precsution which should never be
elected when danger is present, and therefore
course Of the Bitters at hs Is particularly
desirable, especially FOR the feeble an sckly. Asa
rsnedy for hilioUsness dyspepsia nervousness, and
bowel complaints, there is not lins comparable TO
Thu wholesome restorative. isl-eosaW
rTHs CAREIyAL.
Ire presidents Of organized associations, and ali
others who desire to parncipste ia tae proposed
|
loom NO :. shesherd ; BS;idas, No 9oss Perm.
siI i.formntion viii 3 sSesTI1iiy given. 80
The Uommttee will be clad to receive any sugges
uors fr IN their fellow citizens, all of whom
BIZ order Of the Executv. Committee
ftundsy Herai1. Chroncie. Gas~tts; Dsily Repub.
lcsn, Chrouicie, Patriot
rwAsHIEGTON MARKKr COMPANY.
TIE Adjourned Annual Meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Washington Market COMPANY will be
held Ut the Metropolitan Bank, on 18th strset, in the
sATURpAf, the fourteenth day Of January, 1871,
Tor the choice Of thirteen Directors for the ensuing
year, sna % act on any other subject within the
power oil the corporation
Washington. n G., january ID, is1i' ias'eotd
FOR SALE CHEAP-sscond- hand CHICKEs
III, INC PiasOlQovEE and STOOL; or-
suo.t, between Sth and 9th. II HHU
= A THS
large stock sud great varie;, still on han+. and
selling at cost. at my sTDyH wAEE Rooms
6S4 Penosyigaui, avenue
jsIlIw HI GREGORY
SToyxS AT COST
A few samples ~ COOK and HEATING
oIOvEs such as 90 not propose IL keep for ffd1
sS,e S e g spa a. GS. >,
nue.. SE
Ish !" IL. GREGORY
RtCsi y 81 SIEAhkB John Gibson, from
HAVANA ORANGES,
and vii be sold low. in lots, At st.uSei New Msr
Also, about 100 bushels Of
PRIME yIEGIsIA PEANUTS
for sale in large or small quantities
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BLANCHAR KID q MOHUN.
COBhEE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
Jali-tf llTH STkEEr
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subsorrber
L has obtained tro'a the Supreme Court Of the
district Of Columbia, htlding a Special Term lei
ters testameBtary on the personal estate Of "a M
EklSE II GROWN, late of Washington coyuk
Do decs ased AL persons xvins claims AZ sinst re-
said deceased hereby warned 10 exhibt the s.re
With the YOU hers Thereof, to the sub-criber on or
before the 18th day OF January next: the, NAV
otherwise ~ lsV be exciEded from all beneGt of tL
said estate. Given urde- nv hand this H,h d,, Of
January, ls9i. CCfhflCs DifFEhDEFEEk,
JAi2 w.1' kxecrtor
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There is more trouble ahead for Bismarck
Anonymous papers are being circulated in sax.
ony and other German States protesting against
tie PrussianizatIOn" OF Germany by '.the
itol Of the political demi- monde" meaning
hs.-sr Williams Prime Minister; characteriziug
'sInan unity as German slavery; and inviting
sc'.se resistance ~ the carrying ont OF tn At
IoNcy.
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~, N .,,a., x, aoIsL NEW aosx. Avg. ., 1870.
your Crystal Discovery for the HAIR" which !
bought In your city some time SINCE has given entire
satisfaction IL has given to my hair its orig nal
color 20 perfec tion which dark brown In about
etsht days also notce that young hair ap pears Oh
predict its entire success. Enclosed ind fve dsap-
Tor half q Dozen bottles for some s;my friends
Please send Immediately By express, and oblige
Very truly yours, A. .fULLER
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\ New York Judge and jury have decided
i've anc-a- half year old child TO be worth lust
~. that being the amount OF damages awarded
10 Henry Voigd. who brought suit to recover
$1,000 OF Henry BJoester, whose horse 1amIled
tae ehildof Yoigd to death.
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ALExAxpRIA. Va, sep,emher 10Th. I'm

ALExANDRIA, VA. September 10th, ITO
in te.tying to the excellence Of your Crystal Dis
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and freed m from all mineral and poisonous sui
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WAsHrseroy, August sth, $50.

WAsHrseroN, August sth, 1870.
nv ATfhsr Naffass-DeAr Sir: do not hesitate
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Iercede All other preparations claiming to restore
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l cheer1uuy recommend IL. Respectfully,
MRS amir MOIIRAlN.
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NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE o..
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
y.a.vANDYKn. President.
aEBER SMITH. v. Pres. AU0. GAYLoRD, -
A90BK0s %, 80, 900.
IOLICY AOkDERA, $4,000.
n location OF this Company gives n great sAven.
Sess over the large malority o. companies. O1s q
higher rate Of Interest IL obtains.
RAod the following figures:
ollOo invested Tor atty years e
-. eeat. oOns0ond Interest. snOcnn to snAI
IT2S
fhs Northwestern loans NJ no0ey on First Not
0A4ee st ten Der the legal rate IN the WeGe-
ND has never lost dollar Of lrinciDsl or intsrsss
he's lcw rate Of mortality. the bulk Of its riSa
being IN the Wsst, where the cinate 10 healthier IN
% purely mveeel oo1Dany, having no stocshosAsss
. Srsv ost ~ q the serninss q the soloy holl
thot the NcrthUsstsvs must be able 70 furntak -
Nrancs q - cost than most, not al othsr 60
's ssa LAAisHsFS; s 800 sss.a, 49,. .:s.
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INTERESTING CASE.
The Legal Rights OF stoclkholder as
Against the President OF am IncOrpora-

The Legal Rights OF a Stakeholder
Against the President OF an IncorpOra-
tiOn.
The Butterfeld Overland Despatch was Joint
stock company, organized for the transportation
of passengers and freight to the Pacific coast,
with capital of S. 000, 900, divided into $4,000
shares of 300 each. The stock certificates spe-
Gifted that each was subject to the payment of
$780, and also ''to such assessment as may be
required to pay any losses, damages expenses,
or liabilities to which this company may be
subject in the prosecution OF its Legitimate
business" The articles of association provided
suit any assessment that was not paid, and that
suits should be brought in the name OF the Pre-
sident John V. Farwell, who had purchased
$40 of the shares, was assessed $4,000 after the
company became bankrupt, for the purpose Of
paying its debts. He refused to pay the assess
ment, and E. p. Bray, as President OF the COM
pany, brought suit against him TO recover It,
The referee dismissed the complaint, on the
ground that an Incorporated joint stock associa-
ton is partnership, and that no action could
be maintained under the articles or statutes
relating to joint stock companies against a
shareholder in the name of its President. The
company appealed, and the case was argued on
Wednesday in the Supreme Court of New
York.
For the appellants 1t was contended that, as
between themselves, the shareholders we're liable
TO pay all the debts of the association, aud ii
was legitimate for them to agree in their articles
how such contribution should be assessed and
its payment enforced; that the Directors were
trustees of an express trust, aud as such might
maintain this action; and that the right to sue
| by the President was expressly given by statute
1t was claimed for the respondent that the suit
| In legal effect was action by all the members
of the firm against one OF its members, aud thai
| such action could not be maintained; that suit
| in the name of the President was in legal effect
| suit by all the associates individually; thai
there was no express trust as regards the Presi
dent; that the contract, II made at all, was made
| with the members of the association except the
defendant, and they therefore, If anybody, ar:
| the trustees. H nH
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-21
BLIGHTED AFFECTIONS.

Breach of Promise Case at Franklin, Pa
$500 for a Lacerated Heart-Spiey Love
Letters.
The great breach of promise case at Franklin,
Pa, of Jennie Mcbride VS.. l. 1. Wagner, has
Just been concluded by the rendering of COM
Portable verdict for the desolate Jennie. We
find in the Pittsburg Leader of late date a
great number of letters produced in the case,
and the testimony of the fair plaintiff, from
which report we condense as follows:-
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April ~, 1S66.-My Darling:
miss you so much. think OF you almost inces-
sanity. Dearest, that you were here, right by my
side that might look right straight into those grey
eyes. could then read the deep, thrilling emotions
OF the heart. love 10 watch those grey thieyes."
wrote me in reference TO "postponement" The
reason you assign did not appear TO me a very good
one. AS you have mentioned or suggested two days,
the 2lst OF May or the "a OF July, win say July e.
called "Bear," deart so III not call you "Doly"
again; not Intentionally, anyhow. But the pictures
you gave OF dolly don't correspond with my idea Of
the "Dolly" was thinking about when wrote that
you don't ike TO be called "Doly;" and more than
that that you will call me "Bear." Well, well, it's
l. 1. WAGNER.
THERE is A DIVINITY THAT SHAPES, ETC.
The next letter is dated Pittsburg, July Is,
1868 After a reverie over the past Mr.. Wagner
says:-'I felt that there was power-a mag
netism-d drawing as together that deded all the
yicissitudes of life, and all the Vaccinations OF
an uncharitable and ungrateful world"
DON'T LET Us BE RASH.
on CITY, Pa, Dec II, ls6s.-Darling:-You said
you wanted me TO write you real kind letter"