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New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
THURSDAY, June PIP. NJ.

The reactionary movement which made its ap-
pearance q few moments before the close of the
market last nj ght continued to-day and made fur
ther progress The first prices were to per cent
in advance of the latest official figures of last night
and quotations steadily improved to the extent Of
TO above per cent. The most marked recovery was
in Western Union Telegraph, which had been prom
inent in the earlier depression though the generally
prominent list responded, as will be more partcu-
larly seen in the comparative table below. ST. Paul
was feversh and unsettled, though considerably
better than yesterday, Pacific Mail being on the
whole steady until pretty the close of business
when it broke down from so 10 S0l the entire list
Teacting downward from to per cent and closing
weak. The opening highest lowest, and closing
prices Of stocks were as follows
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
'or J.R. o. & Cos publications

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED. .,,-,,
N NEw ESLAR0ED EDITION OF HORACE GhtEbEl Az "
BIOGRAPHY Appendix containing Memoir OF his er au
Death and Ae bert ofhis famous Campaign speeenes
PoRTRAiT OF HIN EVER fUBLisHEpi ErF
sRNTIyg MN IN THE sUNsEa oF lsiB
The gTeat Greeeys Autobiography hd sso qr soe
more record Of wonderful intellectual display when ne
made during Eastern and Western tours IN The Pfesnses Oan
s ~ 2 have edition ~ the Autobiography
b yery barge Appendix continuing the story OF hs he 70 the e
Ieprosg stalking suggestive Of his many admirable s
bant Cmpagu speeches concluding with exhaustive and
admhle analysis of tho campaign, originally Pep1rel V 5e ron
Pike er-Unei states Minister 70 the ilgde Inso ~
besides pretty complete collection Of NJ Greeeys
including others hs famous eouuVsey WIN 0''
Dale oB Marriage aud Divorce. 40 90.
Pce handsomely With Portraits 80 sen y
u.lo OF A1dress 1lk TRIBUNE Nee-lVIe
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

A Compilation Of the Internal Rerenue Lars nolc
IN force prepared under the direction Of the Secretary
the Treasury. by WM II. ARMSTRONG and CHARLES W.
ELDRIDGE of the Internal Revenue Office, has lately
been issued from the Government printing Office and
must prove OF much value 70 the and legal pro
fession well 10 all others concerned in collecting
paying the taxes 10 Which IL relates. The arrange
ment Is clear, simple and compact the tables OF art-
Giles subject 10 tax full and convenient, and cOpOus
indexfO the whole is appended.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
Glondinning DAVIS & Amory's closing price3wer(
8eadinr ciosed in Fhlladelnhia at Ia.

Aong the reasons for the better feeling in stocks
was the changed aspect of oregn affairs the Bank
of England this morning reducing the minimum
rate Of discount from Z per cent to six. Money in
the open market ia per cent below this rate. The
Bank gained G42l 600 sterling during the week. lu
view of the gain in the bank vaults, coupled with
the story that Germany was letting loose the gold
which has been so long accumulating, further re-
duction would not excite surprise. Gold felt the
new force, and declined to 1862, the range Of the
day being ll7Gll6s, with nothing TO add of the
speculation. On gold loans the rates paid to have
balances carried were 4, g. -. . a. and per cent.
There were 10 bids for the Treasury gold, aggreGat
ing 600. at 1865 TO 1861. The Treasury
awarded 81 10000 at 1167s to 1861 Details are as
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
WHAT TO WEAR.

I. WHAT TO WEAR.
By ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS, An'h0f Of lh' u's.' %,
t ssn p,,ns,p Ge vol leBo Paper, 50 eshi C0s' 81
CoSTETrss
oovooxs on oRAcEsl "DREssBD TO KILL THE MO
.. -. WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT. APTBa-
THOUGHTS; OUR FASHION PLATE.
The Content. indicate how pangeH' and earnest oOo' ms
i.tr. ou s.ue of the evils resulting from the pfeVasa
,',on IN dress, suggesting important ehhuEH ETeP
yctaAu should read w.
II. RUTH MAXWELL.
b, LADY BLAKE Author Of The LADY Of Lyndon se VOL 81 n
O,sood. Library ofNorel evO Paper rs cents Cloth Sl 70
This story told with quiet chsnu and contains thoroughly good
aud ,Ies,su, r,siiugp-fL london Morning Post
For sale by booksellers and nsNdeslerA Sent postpaid on 70
eeip, Of rres, By the publishers,
JAMES r.. OSGOOD & Co, BOSTON
p BUTTON Co.. No. 73 Broadway EevYOrk. Special Agents
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13


The Manhattan Quotation Telegraph Company
began, yesterday, the transmission Of SPECIAL Low
don cables to their patrons.
Gibson, Casanova d Co., No. 80 Exchange-plact
will pay the coupons maturing June 10 on the frs
mortgage per cent gold bonds Of the Cayuga Lake
Railroad Company.
The Lorllard Insurance Company have declared
a dividend Of per cent, payable the 10th inst.
The cash capital of the Loriard is $4,000 aud the
cash assets S42O,7S2.
The Treasurer of the NewYOrk Central and hud-
son River Railroad Company will receive proposals
on the 2d day Of July for the sale of S20ooO hrs'
mortgage bonds of the company, bearing 7 per cent
interest, payable July and January, and maturing
in 1903. The mortgage by which they are secured
is first and only lien upon the entire railroad prop
erty and franchises of the company. Capitalists re-
quirng good rstclass security are invited 70 the
advertisement in another column.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies. lO9; Philadelphia aud Erie Rail-
road p Reading Railroad, $50 Pennsylvania Rail-
road 55i. Gold, IL.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
G42l ,0OO during the past week.
The bullion in the Bank of France has decreased
5i.OOOOOO francs during tho past week.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

RoweFs american Newspaper Directory for
1873 the revised and corrected list Of the Amer
periodicals to the present date From the valuable
collection Of statistics contained n the volume It ap
pears that the whole number Of newspapers, magazines.
and other periodicals. published the United states
amounts to 6,7cs Of which G27 are daily Journals
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

i IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
and BuWo have Unexpectedly received rN copies OF
likeness Of Mr. Greeley (he plate Destroyed IA tue
Boston fre AMI oarr them At tbe regular pnee ~ .,
copy ''N' " man, P'''-'' THE TRIBUNE Yev.Yok.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
Money continues easy at aud 5per ecu

Money continues easy at aud per ceut on call
and to n per cen; on discount.
United States bonds were rather easier under tha
decline in gold, but less 80 than would have been
the case had not London presented strong and
higher prices. The general market clOses firm.
Fisk q Hatch report as follows at 3p. m.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
=, o,,,,,,,,,, NoT h.laI.

THE TRIBUNE. ALMANAC for 1878,
u Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of nORACR GREE
LEY, Aso
The Laws Of the uats states Railroads ibe United States Ss.
Of Uonnc and Manuiscturt United
ststes; Cabnst Court Msisers Rorrgn Cou.
Rorytrd Cohsreta far hosss aud
and House States OF the uson Foplons Gapa Gov.
Vote for Presient Cougsmrn Govsnou Ia lsT
With former booRsi The Presidential Elections
cdlon Of Gsu,fn Washington 20 the eoa Ee-os OF
r's Fsnoual Psny Platforms lot 1877 All mach other Beithg
l4OfASL0- g.6, &tI ! Va -s--i, VI gA.l
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DOCKS FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE

II
hEcoLLscIoss o' P Bot ss5 ap5 in I I 50 on
g,o,, og F,p.txo Nv Uoraee Gfeeley Cloth.... 50
n1i,i R,,ny1 jv Horace 80
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POLiTtcAL TEXT 0JG) Greeley. "
TEIRuSR AIHayAc 1898 N 1853 vols Hah hound 10 w
TRfWSg Rs tYs By Cbaes T. Coasdon. Cloth ~
crpr PrxI.gwzyT-REsoys yoR ABoLlsHtsG Boyee... 50
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Co0PERATIyE STOKEs-OKGASiAftOS AND hASAGnNESE''.
COOPERATION ATTRACTIVE SDCsrRY..
BY Laws oY CodPERATIyE LASD BUILDING AsOCAuOy %
TIBuNE ALHGSAc Tor years
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AdIres. THB TRIBUNE. EegYork
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THE MARKETS.

fCaresanT reported THE TEIBuSS =. 49,,
THrRsDAr June Y. ~
ASUgS-The receipts today II pkg Pots IrcsiehJ ~l ~
.rat, demand quoted Pears dali aud nomnll -.
COTONThe market for Cotton uuse''ea ~ -
lar auotatoas advanced idie eIcePg iof Oriioaf He'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

In State bonds to-day the leaIng feature was an
advance iu Missouri skies to 3d. the transactions in
this issue being on larger scale than usual. Ten
nessees were firm, and the remainder of the list wa,
ynry dnll. The nnotati0ns were g fnllnws.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
InAE IL IM1-

..........-...... JUNE IL, 1873
SALES AT THE STOCK gxCHANGE-OFFICfAL REPORT,
CONDENSED RxPREssLY FOB THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 10t O'CLOCK A. NJ. rI
Sales OF GouernHenf BOnds
$1,000 u. s. 6s Currency .1 1000 u. 4. 620 c. 7el24
$1,000 u $3.50 q, 64sa1H 1oOO........ .........2i9
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

-. . - NSs headTi Lloth boand. Si
MEMORIAL OF HORACE GREELEY, with
Nl TWO PORTRAITS Esd ILLUSTRATIONS one soT,, rep
resenns Mr Greev - be appeared IN Tie last o b., lie ard
being The most And naTa Of him
h5hed Tie volume contains Mna dRfELEY bis last hours
Of his death the Funeral Arrangensn M apE remo
niel the Mourning VI he People es VI Sbpthy, tba
Pulpit sns The Pres Ih6aies from he Poets Rss9uon and Proceed,
ngf OF vaIons Public Boies 6 Sc S Pnphsl Elhoa
handsomely boand 81 ether ifee b. On receipt tf price
IiIk 1Rtbt NJ New
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
New Publications.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY:

UERO CARTHEW, by LOUISA PARR,
1h dHD0r V D0r"'"v w. YOLT A WILLIAMS ~ "
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
he followipq for citv hank sb,r.q.
the prices:
offered ASKED.

| In railroad bonds there was a moderate buNneQ
al generally firm quotations. The following were
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
susiruttlon.

A SCHOOL and HOME for young BOIS.-E
N KINDS. A NJ, Principal. Hemp-.esd T. L
A RECENT GRADUATE of Harvard Col
5n jay to Oct /; best references frrnei in N Y y aud in
Newport Ad.ress TUTOR" Boz l1i Thb1nr 0aee
D0YS SCHO0L-$40O. No extras. Books Iree
ID Seventh year. Adire HIRAM II. posi-, slug Sing n y
CLAVERACK COLLEGE AND HUDSON
~ RIVER INSTITUTE Tor both hne grounds lt furnished
pium sad d hall special sd1atsg in al deplaenI open.
sept sth. Rev ALoNZo fLACK ~ Pre.den Cllveaek y
COLUMBIA LEGE-ENTRANCE En-
examined College. Forty nnth-t htgeen Madison and
@ NJ b. ea i neessr tragh the following day.
very desirable that all candidates sioul present themselves
"0'Hp'' . 1' F. A. P BARNARD, LID. President
EDUCATION COMBINED with TRAVEL
~ TheTe beng formed party OF young 20 si,e &
many foreign ooan ard Who y conduct their ne,
dress TRAVELLER % %ss: rTeHiysiitds,., SsTYors
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE-A boarding
shMSARf for 6o,s @ ses, & iT0e9 % s year etgI' I A ( S M
P'''''' 1''' JOSEPH h. KING, D D.. Port Eivarl y. Z
HOTHlC HALL, Stamford, Conn.
" RSCLISn, FRBECiI AND GERMAN BOARDING SCHOOL
POR YOUNG LADIES.
f'' '''' '''''' 'pp' MISSES AIKEN AND CHASE
HOME SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
Il strat.ori. Com. address MIS- ELIZABETH WhBBLbR
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF NATU,
coarse and Instruction Nov ami continues to
IN ' SPf % p Of S'S' each year address ADRIAN EBEIL DeeoT
Cooper Union.
NEWBURGH INSTITUTE.
~ A FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
HENRY " sIgLAR. PrneiD,l,.
JOHN MACNiG. j'-P''
bennington Institute fOr both sexes), Penmng
ton JTerns reasonable Address A. P. LASHBR Priuepa
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
I''Ise A5irs'. Z Kew u ijIl y JACKSON n A. Principal
NINE. DE VALENCIAs INSTITUTE for
NJ Young Lade, and ChB, % West h,rietb.
matte, Music Drawing and Painting Preach che anso'ge q de
school DaSing Panune and an tnds o. b@ero'ey ssnt 70
borler without eIta ehar Parents and gl,oni 1ssnns neir
eaugh and wad, to b eaae abroad ei2 hfonza MADAME hye
CCHOOL OF MINES. COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
- CANDIDATES for admission this SCHOOL are requested to
present themselves examination At the Sgloo between b Forty
oelocs SS IA a ~ a''' IA p bSISGRD ILL., D President
TVELEGRAPHY.-A Special Term of ten
II Tels Teessph vii gPen s' e CsyTass C0fs aad hs,Gn
ALONzO PLAOK. CIverek y. Y
VASSAR COLLEGE, Poughkeepsie, n. "
, a9s 9 s } & $ el o aSia IN 9S VITA Seo S
gn''a pm Ss5 q, S ' @ ] ' nd % culture and for sTsr,bnr
as,sa 70 sn 9i ios ,ss @ oe bgb od ssssBs per 1Saa% Nm
Send fOr catalogue 10 ". Ia DIAN. Registrar
Fsli session open. sept la
Y0NKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
for making 0oy ksTABSTsE6 S.TH fs1al iss ch"''''' MEN
f'''' teaching sES5RSS SisoS GI No. @ ron
EOR SALE-The whole or half-interest of a
large and wellesabHhed BOYS SCHOOL siyautageouy
sed N this cy Iaque address J. o. n. No. i Boavay
GeGchers.
AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISH CLASSICAL
N and MATHEMATICAL TEACHER, teaching and disci.
pne sratuy for agenent either
Good 'aAy sIpeeisi Address ALPHA, S
West 3ds.
L'RENCH TUITION. Prof j. j. BURNER
desires an engagement for scholastic hsa.
schools long experience good reeeRee Address ~ West 3
TEACHERs introduced for all departments.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Ir,l,ied Ia the above IS bales 70 aTrVe t, h.,a
lslveries-thers has bees active temAndi
advanced Sl6Gic 70, and the mAFAet eoses oi- '-
All on basin al los MiadllsZs a., ote. III, 2loo.
10 iIis Aosu,t wv ~ Al6c Sepsesbso ~ ~ StoSl -,
DO bales sales to-day up 10 I aao s.S 4te "a rs. -
.Ju.y. La la-cs lseS ~ %" Ia,
s 3is1c loo sc; loJ a L.tei ~. ~ 80 -. "A ia 81
5of- 500 70 36e, la "a a.2 20s, .nioi lsVs - 80 a.
5ofc ZOO 2lc 6VO 20 3Ihc sAf ~ " slec ~"
i0i 70 glec 2lAes 100, - 5l6ci 100 ~ 1iS+e o. ~
arnst 90 lg ll.l3e.. 20c, 100 ~ loc ~ - Iss
s 3Ii!c ZOO .i il0l 20 llss 400 .oS tO & ~ scl ios
M Sl6c leo ~ 9t6c, hV, Aici 0J, 70 S5sci ~ ~
Ss loo 10 ll6c 2lq - f6ci 40. -oai 400 - ~ -
2o loo 20 9l6c.; tO 2oacg no. ~ Floe 90 ~ 'Sst,m.
70 lGei 400 y I6c: yQI 2lc Al. " ,,te - a. H.
Der SO hd; eO0 a 5iG.i .ul lS.3 Lh % s NJ ia eg
l0l ~ i1l0 SV ~ 3lec- 30 Eie3 ~ 49, ia5 ioic lA
ilc 100 ~ 3ltr lJQ - lLhc. lu ~ Jsii ~, ,a.a 40
islci October 3Q Slc. 2Gl 10 toi @ "a az 40 s si-s.
10 lllbc. November 20. l5ic pectuine .I n ~
k1ehaBre-ic pad % exchange ~ JAW !" '"s-" ''
naf, Va very quiet tsdy api prices ssas.g - ~
$40 Va hsfrsea i''' -. = ~ ! "a
n,sI w gnisr '..ss. $500 - - -@-"@ - ' ~
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

The auotsuons are based on Cotton store, fuania
more thau half grade above or below toe srads gdoeA
4ALD BVK PKSsESr nkttTsk'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
QeGchcrs.

AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISH CLASSICAL
"a and MATHEMATICAL TEACHER whose teaching dsc.
pne wil stess satuy for either
partner Good saA eTpecei Address ALPHA 5i
West J,d.d
LRENCH TUITION Prof. j. j. BURNER
desires engagement for scholastic afsclass
schools long experiences good TeefeneA Address ~ West 3dst
rINEACHERS introduced for all departments.
Addess AMER EDUCATIONAL ONION, ~ Broadway, n. T.
WANTED-SlTUATl to TEACH, in n
w 6rE SCHOOL or take the entire charge OF BOARDNG
DAY SCHOOL BY HcnteuaA aud ms wife Both gaduat.
bssetad 10 years eIpeenee tene Fof particulars
TEACHER care of Rev. ALONLO FLACk, tiayerek, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

SALES FROM 12i O'CLOCK TO q P. M.
s1t,s Of Shie BOnds-Rdilroad Bonds-BGJe aud Rdi-
rOdd-ErpreSs SOckS. DC.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
NO SECOND BOARD.
,.c,g,. og go,.s,., ,,te,1T HotJ

soo II soo G. 65 n6ct20 2OOCO u S 6s Regsi .116k
1900 U B. g. c., 81. ll5 1900 u b go - o. ziIAs
500 IT, s. 6s, rry...niB 5000 u ,. 92O ~ oi--'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
The Mexican Border Commission.

WAsaNGTos, June 16.-The Mexican
Border Investigating Committee have re-
turned to this city to prepare their report.
They have been engaged constantly since
January 10, and have heard the evidence IN
400 cases, aud have received in addition 1900
er parte affidavits. The COMMISSIONER are
in conference to-day with Secretary Fish.
They represent that the amount Of damage,
direct and consequential, to those who have
suffered by the raids of KickapOos and
others. is between S50,000,OO0 and $780,
000,0 Many of the petitioners aud atlantis
are represented to be OF very fine edu-
cation and Of the most respectable character.
AS to the kickapoos. it is supposed there are
not more than two hundred warriors among
them. One of the old chiefs said substanti-
ally that they did not relish the PROPOSE
ton of the United States to- go on a
reservation, as they could not make raids.
tHere,0 he said, :" we are supported III part
by the Mexican Government, which sup
pIies us with provisions and gives us money,
and when we want TO, go into Texas, the
merchants and planters supply us with
horses, guns, ammunition, and provisions,
that we may make our raids, and we pay
them from what we capture. Besides, we
have a beautiful country, tine climate,
many privileges, and the whole Texas Dor
der to raid on
The commission think that if the captiyes
taken by Colonel Mckenzie should, be re-
stored to the Kickapoos they would I've no
more inclined to return to the United States
than they are now, and hence they doubt
The propliety ofcomplying with their wishes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
Louisiana Affairs.

New ORLEANS, June 16.-The Attorney,
General on Saturday evening last received
the following dispatch from Governor het
logg, of Louisiana s,,L..,s
TThe purported interview published in the
New York Tribune Of the 9Th regarding the
Presidents proclamation is incorrect. Ny
requisition calling on the President was fully
justified, and the Presidents proclamation
has bad most salutarv effect III all respects.
The taxes are being paid more rapidly than
ever before in Louisiana. After providing
for the january aud February interest. we
have over $4,000 in State funds tonight
in the hands of the fiscal agents,an will
pay the March. April, and June coupons
early in July. The injunctions only restrain
the payment Of the interest on FIVE series OF
bonds out Of twenty-five. There Is money
enough, 10 pay the Interest % all the bonds
in the hands OF Che. fiscal agents. fr a..;,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
New York Items.

= Nyw YogK. j une IL. Henry Ward Beech.
er preached another Uniyersalist sermon
yesterday. r.. ,iSt - =. s. :, Law, :
free fight Yesterday. liy dsreputa,te per-
SOP. -s,,. $50
A husband twenty.threey years Of age, who
had been married Lut five months, met his
young wife, aged nineteen years, with whom
he had never lived, and stabbed her five
times. She died in few minutes. -
Two of the stabs inflicted by Gillen upon
hisswife lease mentioned abOYe) went COM
pIetely through her liver. He has been sent
to the Tomhs by the coroner. -l..,s j,
The trial OF Victoria Woodruff aud Tell
ME c.. Clafin for libeiling Luther O. Chailis
was to have been begun to-day, but has been
postponed until fall g ,gtgsa ~ .stg.eFst.s y
Sir Bartle Frere reports that 80, 900 persons
areannuaIly exported from Africa ana sea
lnte slavery.
flames Curtin, while drunk, early yester-
iiay morning, quarreIIed with bis wife, when
young and fsiiotic brother'of the latter in
terfered and struck Curtin with an axe,
fatally wonnding him, 49,,
The reported seizure in Brooklyn yester-
iayys of ia copper stills, 20, GOO gallons OF
mash. and other articles for the manufacture
of Illicit whiskes, proved not to have been
altooethcr corresfs sTbareysnuemen thought
| they could n,a,age the affair, without che aid
Of iI,epeiice, but d incb pelted them with
irieka and stances, and the Illicit disiltess
keOol;yss procured o cart aud dove oil ,iri.
Etnnohantiy With the stills aud other property
l.worsHpreserving Il. j. FL 4 ~ ~.
Ihe vesry Of Trinity church was robbed
Itky M.sglafs lust night of SOY aral books. rbe
poor boxes were emptted, and some clerical
robes carried OF 2 : Il Il s. 81 q II ssfstsA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
TEIEdKApIIIo NEWS !

.ggg azHoEaoRs CegHeEes Sc q sssssz
gxxscfsss sBaeckLAuREATE
B. gEsuon-Youse sazNs ,GHsIsTiAN 4gsolf4-
20 20 floN--GoNrEsr ron THE RATeE's FEE aE.
81 Dali, s. ~ 81 II I'll ~
. SkIEn.dvA., June i8.--The commence
iment exercise, Of the tweHtieth session d
Roanoke College were initiated blythe Bae.
calaureate Sermon from Rev. s.K. Coz, D.
d, ef- Ghrisiansbnfg, dt II a.. NJ, Yesterday
Text: Phillip, iy. chapter and 9th verse
The church was crowded to its utmost capa.
city, and the impressive sermon was listened
to with marked attention. ,,,.,, 49,, 80 80
At Up. M.,thei Young Mems Christian
Association was addressed BY; Rev. Profes-
sor Al. Brown, of Tehnessee His stltjecs
ii contained In John vi, 1928 His excel
lent address was well received by the large
audience in attendance. ,' ,,- 49,. sz ~.
|. Tonight the large and intelligent audi
ence which assembled in the Town Hall was
for more than two hours highly entertained
by a spirited contest for the orators meoal,
in which the following young men partlcl'
pated j. W. Bendenbaugh, of South Caro-
lina-subject: "The Connection Of Taste
with Genius; p Samuel Crockett, OF LOU
doun, yrginia-subject: " Know Thyself =
J. Thomas Lockland, of Ffneastle----"'' we
Would not Live Always" r. q. Brown, OF
Tennessee-subject: "The Power Of
Truth - Patrick Henry Miller, of Missouri
subject: "The Triumph of Thought"
Frank Chalmers, of Salem--subject: " Should
the Intellect be Cultivated" .r,..
at the conclusion of the addresses the
committee appointed to decide as to the re-
spective merits of the contestants, and con-
sisting of Hon. j. F.. Johnston, Professor5J.
7. Miller, Colonel G.. E. Dennis, Rev. W. W.
Houston, and Henry Blair, Esq, retired,
and after few minutes returned and re-
ported in favor of Mr.. Frank Chalmers, OF
Salem which decision was loudly applarded
.by-.the- audience. The medal was then
gracefully presented by Mr.. Benjamin
Holden. The exercises were closed with a
benediction by Rev. DR.. Bittle. 80 -.
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COTTON MARKETS

BALTIMORE. June l6.--Eotton hrm: m!ddhngs.
lssc.: net receipts, cle bale: gross receipts g..
bales: exports erl bales; sales. $50 tale2; s!ccs
1856 bales, -
\ NORFOLK, june le--CottOn active and es:' ~
,oiddlinss lStG.; net receipts $50 BALI cHE2! = 80
baes; sales, 200 bales stock 5,S5s !ales
/ New ORLEANS, jane Is ctlon IN ~: ae'a''!!'
!u!ddltngs, Lie; ret receipts 2,ts bales sfys:'
r.3ee bales; exports TO Great Britain. ,!e; ba!rt
Sales eco bales; last evening. 1900 bales. LOCK
57,5iS bales.
I MOBILE, June le.-Cottcn firm; midil!ngs l.tc. ,
low middl!ngs l7fc.; net receipts, 32i bale eIr:S
TO continent IOU bales coastwse, 81 bales, SaleS'
$50 bales: stock, Hts bales. ,
/ CHARLESTON, June ls.-Cotton quiet !nioon,ts'
.lss@l5fc.: receipts, 3l6 bales: exports ross!NHe
7lG bales sales 200 bales: stock. II, rs: ba'ee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
The Cholera in Tennessee

MEMPHIS, June 18.-The weather TO-DAY
has been unfayorab!e, 1t having been raipy
aud hot. There were nineteeu ntermcpts
Of which fifteen died Of cholera and cholera
infantum. 4 board of health has been
established by the Council.
| NASHVILLE, June To- hirty.two inter.
ments from cholera have been reported since
Saturday. 4 large percentage of those al
lacked have recovered. The deaths ere
nearlyall among the cclored people.