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TO ~GgaTRAGT9nS.
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Pamela County Court House Mss.

DROFO8ALS are Invited for the building OF
L Cou House a. 8srdis, PEnOla county,
Mississippi. The drawings dspecthca ions
can be seen At The cmco OF she aroniiects
James b. Geek, g As1Bon strsekrAamphtss
Tennessee
All proposals 20 be sealed snd delivered on
or before ths 6th oRy Of Nay neUs either
with ]. o. Harrison. EsQs ClerE o. tne Cnan-
Gerry Court. 6ardis, M1zs.; or with James y.
Cook, Architect Memphis.
The Board OF Supervisors resarT9the right
Of rejecting any OF AL Dds
g H 9UNTEHs
W HOWE,
IN I'll guaaDEE E~wnnrmmFman1
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s~en-RasIasat Nsnes.

TT appearing from afddavit in this cause,
Il Joseph Byron Va. Wesley Finley, that tbs
dsfenoant, Wesley Finley, is q non resident
or has abEoonp ed from the STATE OF TtEnes-
see;
ii is therefore ordered, that be make his sp.
pearance herein, at nay residence, in the
Second Civil District, Shelby county. Tam,
on Saturday, 10Th day Of April, 1874 ana
plead, answer or demur to complainant
bin, or the same win be taken for confessed
as to him, and set for hearing exparte; and
that q copy OF this order be published once
q week, for four successive weeks, in = Aem-
phiaA Appeal
This March 10, 1874.
A copy-Attezt; ia. LIeON. :. r.
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Il:SO p-m.-Cotton firm and in good &C.
mand; middling, 22Ko. Sales, 1900 bales.
2 p.m.-Cotton firm and in good de-
mand; m1ddling, 22Hc. Sales, 1000 bales
receipts for two days, 1885,
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PURE OLD BOURBON
RYE
D. A. KILLER CHIcEEA.cocK BRAND.

WE call the particular attention OF the
w wholesale trade 10 our large stock o.
Hhisktes, mostly OF the celebrated and we'll
known brand FOR the past twenty years of
A. Miller & skenACCck Bourbon and Rye
Whisky, m~ 9 In Paris, Bourbon county
KY, ana warranted to the trade for its pu.
rity and uniformity in quality, a TO I'M
prove by age faster than any other whisky,
made in the nne5t cocperage. We have DIFF
and nve years Of age, az prices varying IS to
age, etc.
BEWARE OF CODNTERFEITS-Stencil
brand IN z hesd OF the barrel and the
burnt brand OF the distillery Os the other
head, made In q In from Paris, Bourbon
county, KY.
Wholesale dealers. grocsrs- and druggists
are invited 70 examine oar stock. Fer sails
in lots only by
OOBR, R9LHGEBE a CO.,
Sole Agents, corner Walnut and Third,
dH 8 ST LApE 40.
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LEA & PERKINS, U

1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and II
IL unrtvaled for It's favor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA q PERRINS TO prosecute all
parties making or vending ccunterfeits.
J0HE DUECAE's SONS,
oo5 AGENTS, New York.
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al R00K ElR ne MIlIIQN.

MARRIAGE AR aIEaEaD S % 3so:e S5O aa
GUIDE. al q m mySss ri ihs a R9ayi Ts1Sfs.
lions OF the sexua system, with the latest
discoyeries In producing and preventing or
eprfnR, preserving the o~ompiexion,e etc.
This Is an interesting work OF two hundred
and twsnty-four pages, with numefons on-
cravings, and contains aluhble Information
loT those who Rre married OK contemplate
marriage; Sill Il IL . book that ought 70 Be
under lock and ksy, ana not laid caTelssly
about this houHo.
sent 70 any ons( - Of ~postegslfoz Ncents.
Address On. But Dtsponasry, No. u y.
Eighth street, ST. Louis, No.
~ Noaes tGks Acltssd osd UsgnTsrszbs
Before applying 10 the notorious QUACEB
who advertise In public papern. OF using any
] 0CAOx perusa Dr.. ButtB' work, no
matter what your dtsaase H. % how ceplora
/ hleyoux condition.
l. On. Butts can be GonEnlt0d, Personally or HY
Il nail on thectnesz6a Mentioned in M y Qrk
mosNc. HH. Eighth street. bet. Market and
] Falnut, ST. Louens No te27d&W
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GhanOerY Sals Of PersenaIY

No. 5I9, R FIRST ChaDcery Court OF Shelby
County Mary A Smith Adm'x OF owen
Smith, deceased, VS.. Agnes Smith 81 al.
d I virtue OF an tntsriocutsry decrss Tor Rale
% entered in the above cause March "a,
lS72, J viii sell at public auction, 70 the high.
est Slider, In front OF the Clark and Msster's
ONCE GreenlaW Block, Second street, IN
Memphis, Tennessee, N
Saturday April 6th 1872.
within legal hours, the following described
personal property, 70 wit:
Two ~ Horses and one ~ Car8fese
Also,
All PerzonRlF Property belonging to the estate
OF said cecldent in the HAMS OF Mrs. II. a
SMITH. Sdministrstrix, etc, consisting In
Horses Carriages, Hearse,
end such material as Is used IN the undertake
er's sine generally, low at store, corneI
GRyOsa and Second streets.
Terms Of Sale-CaAh. This March Is, lS72.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
H. ia King Solicitor. etc. mhs6
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NOTICE.

TINE law requires that ali wine IN dry
4 measures shall be sealed every current
year. 1 hereby give due notice that 1 ana
now prepared TO test and seal all such meas
ures Tor the current year or lA72, II found cor
rect. ANY non-com pl1ance with the above
viii subject any person or psrEops with the
penalty prescTibeo by law-1r0m $40 to S5e
6no for each offense. The law viii be strict
~ enforced after 30 days from date. Bling mp
your measures to CITY Inspectors once, cor
ner Washington and Front streets.
mill E. BARINDS, City Inspector,
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THE DeHEsTIC PRODUCE HARKETs.
LLArzsr A1FORT BT rEInsaAFH.I
at. LODI


ST, LOUIS, March S0.-F1our, quiet
and weak for low grades; others firm
sx-winter IS Is; Xxx E&7 IS; family,
81 9ON8 rs. Wheat stiff but active; No.
2, spring, Chicago, 81 80 on track. Corn
dull but unchanged; 40H441o. Oats
hrmer; No. 2, $50 Barley hrmer; 69370cj
Iowa spring, red, hrmer; No. 2, 76GTSc.
Pork dull and prices dropping, good de-
mAnd st Gil 62H cash. Salt meats duh;
loose shoulders, 3%c; hams, 6Ha. Bacon
heavy; loose country porkhouse should
ers, 4H@4Hc; clear sides, 6Zc; hams city
lots packed, &c; shoulders, 605Zc. Lard
dull and nominal; 5Ho. Hogs dull ct
" HG4 90. Cattle steady at Is 50G6 %.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 3d. Flour steady:
Family. 81 SCOT IS. Wheat steady; red,
81 7O@f72. Corn opened firm and closed
dull 81 56946c. Rye in fair demand st 90
| o06o2c. Oats are quiet and I'M
changed. Groceries steady. Linsesd oil,
$50. Lard on quiet and weak st 75@7se
Eggs, the heavy receipts depress the mar.
ket, 149l5o. Pork Is in fair demand and
prices nave advanced TO t1l 70, tbs de-
msnd Is local and speculative. Lard is
dull and nominal 81 8k@sHo. Bulk
meats are quiet and weak; shoulders, 4c;
sides, 5H@5Zc66He. Bacon quist snd
weak: shoulders, &c; sides, 6H67o.
Whisky, steady at $40.
LOUISVILLE.
LoU7svrLLK, March s0.-Tobaoco active
for good qualities, but easier for common
Iu9st sales IS hogshesda. Begging firm 81
I70Izkc, Flour, extra family 81 %.
Grain quiet and unchanged In prices,
Corn, 60061c. Oats soc. Barley, 7b9S0c.
Rve. S5IGo0c. Provisions dull but un-
chspred' Baoon-shoulderH, 6@5kc clear
nb. 6K@eKs5 elear sides eSk97e. eulk
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With full directions and forms for all rams
actions in every STATE Of the Union. By
THEOPHILUS PARSONS, LII d.
A correct, economical and cafe Counselor
and Adviser.
So plain, full. accurate and complete that
no person can afford to be without II. EN-.
bodyiDg The results Of the labor n study OF
the most popular and suCcaSatul writer Of
Law books In the country.
Send for circular, with terms. etc.
Address NATIOHAL PUBLISHING CD,
Nos. 274 and 270 Second street, Memphis,
Tennessee. Jaw
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RgNoVATE
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
SpartaabRrg-In Probate Court.

VA
Sunie Cleveland, BENJAMIN Clsve- dSsHsEscRs
lane and Jesse Cleveland,
Defendants.
To BENJAMIN Cleveland and Jesse Cleveland.
Defendants in this action:
YOU are hereby summoned to anBwer the
petition Of James Y. 9oodIett, the above
named plaintiff, which Was fled in the efdee
OF the Judge of Probate for Spartanburg
county, on the Eth day of January instant,
and to serve g copy OF your answer on the
subscribers at their Office, in the town OF
BpRrLsnburg, South Carolina, within twenty
days after The service Of this summons, ex-
elusive Of the day of service; snd II you fail
- answer said petition SIS hereby requires
TIE plaintiff viii apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the pstttion.
Dated the 18th DAY OF January, lS7Z.
EVINS & B0AAR, Fro RL
Take notice that the object Of the action en-
dtlsd in the above Il to OBTAIN 2
settlement OF ths gu~ardianshtp OF o B.
Cleveland, deceased, guardian for the above
named defendants, and that no personal
/ aim il made against yous
EVfNS & BOMAR,
fel8 PlafDtiG'a AttoinavN.
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LOUISVILLE, March s0.-The cotton mar
kst Is drm Of aslight advances niddling,
22Eo.
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hot Springs of Arkansas.
Hack Line,
Little ROek, Arkansas.

ESTAELLSHED In 1850 and still exists, re-
z ports of interested parties to the con.
trary.
INVALIDS and PRIVATE PARTIES viii
find this the most pleasant and agreeable
mode of reaching these far-famed waters,
travelling bv daylight only.
HRTHROUGH TICKETS prevent parties
ron exercising q preference. Hacks can be
secured by telegraph. Fare by this line a.
low as the lowest. RN
mh24 WIN. g DAVIS. PEoprietor.
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ST. LOUIS, March SO.-Ootton Is dull
and nominal at 21Ec.
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Petition to Amend Charter. :

No. 6ss-First Chancsry Court of Shelby
counfy.
"HEREAS, The PresIdent and Directors
w OF the railroad company, chartered
heretofore by the laws OF Alabama, Mtssis-
stppi and Tennessee, under the name and
style of the Selma. Marion and Memphis
Railroad Company OF Tennessee and Ala
hama snd Missisaippi and of the Selms, ma
rion q Memphis Railroad Company OF
Alabama, and which Is designated in the
Tennessee charter granted IL IS the Memphis
and Selma RauroRd Company, hav fled q
petition In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, praying an amendment 10
The Tennessee charter IN this: that the COR
p5rate name adopted by the Tennessee Leg.
fufature be changed 80 ~ TO conform TO the
name adopted by Mississippi nj Alabama,
Thereby maRtpg the corporate lame idenlt.
cal in the three 90 States:
II "a therefore oTdered, Thai all persons
Etshfng SO to do, make their appearances
herein, at the courthouse Of said Court, in
RempEis Tennessee, IN or before the nrEt
Monday In May, 1872, and show cause, II any
they have, why said amendment, as aaked
for In said petition, should moi be granted;
and thai a copy Of this order be published
foE thirty days In the Memphis Appeal, This
March -, lg72.
EDMOND A. COLE, @ andM.
BY r. j. BLACK, d, o. and NJ.
Harris, Pillow q Pillow Collectors for e.
utioneTns @o@
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Saturday, April 18th, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, situate in Germantown and
bounded as follows, viz: On the east side OF
Bird re street or Plank Road; on the north
by the shop lot owned on the 18th day OF
April, 1860, ny /. A. Rhodes; on the west By
- street, ana on the south by q lot be.
longing on the I2ih Of April, 1850, to Mrs
LouiEa A. James, formerly Mrs. KILLER, CON
tanning one acre, more or less.
Terms OF Bale-At six month"; from day OF
sale, note with good security; nen retained
and Cquity OF redemption barred.
Tnis March 90. 1872.
N. D. L.STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard. soils. for cOmplit mRr2ltd
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AdmInIstralrIx Settlement,

In the Probate Court OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee.-To the heirs ana creditors Of the
estate OF ID. H. Chapman, deceased:
ATOTICE IL hereby given that Mrs, 3. J.
IN Chapman, as Admtnistratrix OF the eE
tate OF d. II. Chapman, deceased. has lied in
ONCE q settlement OF satd estate, which will
be presented to the Court for confirmation at
the April Term, 1871, to be held on the nrst
Monday OF said month, at the courthouse Of
said Court, in the city of Memphis. March
20, 1874. JAMES REILLY Clerk.
BY ]. d. CULLEN, d. b
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PARIS.

FRANKFORT, March S0.-American Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of 1852 closed 1t
IS.
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THE NEW YORK Day GOODS MARKET.

EAsHvILLB, March s0.-Cotton is quiet
and market low; middling, 2IHo.
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We quote

Sales to-day 100 bales. Middling-55 ~
22k; 81 at 22H; IS at TX. Strict low mid
dling-20 at %; IS at p; so at 2IZ. Low
middliDg4 st az; I75 at 2IH; 80 at 2l%;
40 Ct 2IH Strict good Or~dinary-l2 st 2lZ;
a st 2Ik; u at 2lk; 80 a. p. Good ordi-
nsry-& st 20H. SO At 20x; 103 at 20% u
81 2Ok, Strict Ordinsry-2 at 20; IS st
1870. Ordinsry-1s At le; IS at lex; Al at
19L; 80 at 19H,
M1ddHng here st this time last yesr-1EL9 -
HiddlinR in New York same date. -gl5E
MiSdIngs in New Orleans same date -gl4H
Uplands in Liverpool same date. Ike
Sold in New YORK SAM date...---.- uQz
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First KondaY in Cav next, Is72,

between the hours of IL am. and 2 p M,
the following described land, sifusted In
said county, 10 wit: The southwest quarter
Of section seven, Of township twenty.n I'VE, OF
range four east. Of said county except q
strip OF twenty acres OF equal width, extend.
ing from north to SOUTH, on the extreme
western portion OF said qusrter, said land
containing mi hundred aud forty acres. All
right of redemption is waived by said grant
OTIS on the face of said deed.
ROBERT s. 10 YLES. Trustee,
March Is, 1872. Rp8w
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SATURDAY,. ADrll 8, ,

within legal houis, the following Describe
property. situated in Memphis, Shelby couu,
" Teunes8eei bstns part 81 two lots, 4 and
5. which were originally lots /, 2 and 3 o.
block No -, a. laid Gown on that part D
Memphis known a. sOuth Memphis, (which
two lots we're recently subdiVided into
lots by order Of said COURT to-Wtts Lot No
2 Of said Lat subdi7iaion, commanding on
tbs east side OF DeS6eo street. 1S0 iset southO
Vance street; running thence south 30 fest
thence east 10 feet to an alley; thence nOKth
81 feet to the corner Of lot No. I; thence Weal
atrest-lying between lots and&
Terms Of 6als-Ou q credit Of six and
twelve months; purchaser 70 i've notes
with approved security; Lien retained 70 80
cure same. Equity OF redemption barred.
This March / l575-
LOQWood a Mfcou. Attoruava. mh2 aaf
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Chanesry Sale Of Zeal Esiats
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1872.

No. $3.50 R. D.-Isaiah stout vs. J. Keston ct
al.
10y virtue of an tnterlocutory order OF sale
o made in this cause. I VIII sell to the
highest bidder, 81 public sale, In front of the
Second Chancery Court room, on Second
street. Memphig, Tennessee, on
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Trust sale Of Lsad.

ID Y vlrtua OF ? deed Of trust, executed to the
ID undersigned as trustee, by Partes & Har-
BERT. en- the 10Th day OF Sepfe n DER, 1870, to Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein specified
q Dy said Partee q Hal bert 10 Johnson &
Goodrich. !, as said trustee, viii offer for
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, at the town OF Oskiand, in Yalia-
husha onuntY. Miaaiaainni- on tho
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NEW oRLKANs. Msroh 30

CHARLESTON, March S0.-The cotton
market is quiet. Middlings, 22c. Net
receipts, 47S bales; stock, 2069 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March S0.-Exchapge
y premium; Sterling, 19%@2OH.
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ChaaesrY Sala Of ReaI Estafa.

Nc. NC, y. R-First Chanesry Court Of shsl-
~ eountyZEltzabeth T. Green e 81. vs..
william u. Vance ct al.
/ D1 virtue Of an tnterlocutory decree for
- sale entered in the ABOVE cause, jan
nary 5, D72. ! VIII sell at public auction. 70
the highest bidder, in honfof the CLERK and
Aester's once, GEesnlsW block, sscond
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the COTTON nARkETs OF THE WORLD

PARIS. March aO.-Rentea closed at So,
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HORETARY AND FINANCIAL HATTERs
ILKTEsT RkPoET By TKLEeRAPH.l
NEW YORK,
NEW YORK Ms

NEW YORK, March 80.
Gold-The gold market was duh all
day st HOS for carrying. Daily clear
ings, 81, 900. goo. Specie exports for the
week, sos, 900. The treasury disbursed
to-day $54, 900 in gold on account of inter-
est and Rl S,OO0in the redemption Of $40
bonds.
Monsy-The money market was sctive
and stringent during the afternoon at 2
per cent. gold to Z l-S2, but closed sc Z
per cent. currency o 7 per cent. gold. The
bank statement Is nominslly favorable
although the banks have lost q ~considers-
bic amount of legal tender notes. An
analysis of the ststsment shows thst the
banks have made q gain Of $l,l4Si14o IN
their reserve, and they now hold S5,zo4-i
$50 above the twenty-five per cent, re-
quired by law.
Sterling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bills.109H.
Southern State Securities-Southern
State bonds are very dull south Carroll
ms new went up about IS per cent. nom
THURSDAYS prices.
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United States Bonds-GOvernments
we're not very active, opening about X
per cent. lower on sos of 1882 and e per
rant halter on 10.Ans-
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@aEGELEBRATFb

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more leads
ing Physicians than any other tonic or stim-
ulant now in use. They sre A SURE PRE-
VEETIVEfOr Fever and Ague, ~Intermittents,
Miasmatic causes. They are highly recon-
mended az an anti-dyspeptic, and in cases OF
Indigestion are Invaluable IS an Appetizer
and Eecuperant, and in cases OF General De-
bility they have never in q single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE-
MALES strengthening the body, tnvtgorat-
ing the mind, and giving toni and elasticity
to the whole system. The HOME BITTERS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
the public 80 PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and ct the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical ira
tsEnity as the best known to the Pharmaco-
p9ia. It costs Little to give them = fair trial,
In
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SAVANNAH, March 8O.-The cotton mar
ket is quiet and little doing. Middlings,
2lZc. Netreceipts, 1924 balesif exports,
cosstWise, 7l6 bales; sales, 250 bales; stock,
"A 62i bales.
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LIVERPOOL, March 89.-Cotton-mid-
ding uplsnds, 11@uHc; Orleans, ltSSo.
GAVANKAH
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NEW r

NEW York, March so.
10:l5 q m.-The cotton market opened
quiet, Quotations
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~ III. lULLAs. 1sposy 1le[E :
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snoW permanently estabH5hsd 05r snsfrsa
neot % patients, both nsIo END fsr1slr,
who are aHfcfed with auF f1rHr D
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K~0R-REslDERT AUTICE.

EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By X. J. BLACK, Deputy o. and n.
q. Ola King, Sol, for cOmpI'ut mh27W
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TINE INTERPRETERS

The real sufferers by the Boston disaster
are the twenty-five thousand poor workers
whom the fire has thrown out of employment
The wholesale clothing trade alone gave wages
to ten thousand sewing girls who are now
idle. On Saturday these hands probably re-
ceived their weekly earnings, which were just
about enough to carry them to the next week
While this trifle lasts they are not in actual
distress, and very few, during the first days,
applied to the Relief Associations for assist
ance. But the slender purse will be exhausted
very soon, and what must come then demands
the consideration Of all charitable persons
There certainly is not work enough in Boston
for one-half these destitute men and women.
The merchants, with all their energy and
courage, will not be able to resume operations
in full for many months. This Winter they
must curtail all their operations. for even if
they have the capital they have not the build
ings necessary for conducting business on the
old scale. 1t is pitiful to think of the posi-
BILE sufierings of the women in particular
during the interval that must elapse before
the ruined warehouses can be rebuilt aud the
stream Of trade flow in its usual volume.
An impression prevails that Boston needs no
help. The courage of the merchants has per
haps been carried too far. They are in a self
reliant mood now, and disposed to decline
with thanks all offers of assistance. The Re-
lief Committees, we are told, are embarrassed
about the disposition of the few funds they
have on hand. Distant cities are warned that
there is no distress in Boston which Boston
itself cannot relieve. We doubt not the
owners of the great warehouses which have
been swept away will indeed be able to re-
build them without great effort. But to sup
pose that there will be no suffering among
the poor, no want of food aud money, is a
great mistake. The Relief Societies may have
more than they want now but in few days
there must be a heavy demand upon them
for assistance, aud the charitable should look
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amnermenls. etc, ehie epenlna.

ACADEMY or MUsIC.-Italiau Opera: The Mar
Rage Of Figaro Nine Pauline Iuco, Miss Cara Louise kellogg CSC
BOOru'S THEsTER.-" Kerry and" Jessie Brown
Mr. and "a Dion Bouciosul, ard Shiei Barry
FIFTH AVENUE IHEATER. -" The Bellies Strata
gem" Charles Fisher
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