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CATTLE MARKET.

BUFFALO n. Y, Aug 29.-CArrLE-Reeepts 10 day s35
head making the total supply for the week thus far 1871
head OF which 236 through consiRnmens
the sale here against All cars Tor the same
time last week and 37s for the corresponding week
last year market fairly active yesterday but
shade lower TO day Eastern demand fair quality OF offerings
hardly compares with that OF last week: more common
natives and thin Cherokees offering attendance OF all classes
OF purchasers % 1875 disposed Of fair proportion be-
Eastern market prices range as compared with
this day week best grades OF shippers and butchers stock
same quotations medium and common lots shade weaker
sales OF Illinois steers from 200 70 l22O TO 1873 TO
425 at - 40dS4 50G$i 75dS5 As Kansas steers, rang
ing TO l,24l 10 at 81 5Od$i IS Missouri steers
averaging llq0 D. at II 50 Indiana steers ranging rom
ll22 220 TO $50 10 at 81 40dS4 6O0$5 l0 Ohio steers
ranging from $50 TO 09O TO l29o 10 at si1ft 4O1s4 10
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceIpts to-day 200 head, making
the supply tho week thus fy 64Q0 head against
74OO Tor the tine last week And 1000 head for
week last year, market ruled dull and slow only
cars disposed OF for the week thus far for Eastern
trade ana for Brighton market remaining In
The wards unsOd quality Of offerings generally fair TO good
attendance purchasers fair the sales made rule fully sG
nc OF last weeks quotations with downward tendency
Eastern reports unfavorabe Canada stock In
ke but number reported 10 arrive sales OF Michigan sheep
averaging 80 h fat 81 10; SO ~ at 81 81 Indiana sheep
averaging 50 h at "a 62 10 ~ at a. Ohio sheep averaging
l03 10, at So 80. -,
for the thus r. 900 against S7OO head for the
same and $50 head for the same week last
year market Monday fairly active 20 disposed OF
IL and OF heavy today the market was du and
slow demand hight and confined TO Workers. sales OF cars
at SO l6nS6 35 OF heavy uns0d no demand holding
at Yesterdays quotations Sd 209s6 60 few lots OF light
grassers unsold; offered at So
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terav and gradually being acted upon here While we
might put the cheese here at about 1Oe.. sun
sales have been made at even lobe for some avo OF
yesterdays purchasers Of fancy cheese 70 arrive
And still what termed good cheese with the Oh flavor and
low grade affected Western have not percepOy
advanced mp the fancy state, remark
ing portion OF this due % improved quality When
very little OF any article that really good that
wanted gures quite above what the rest VIII DrnR
Country holders hot weather cheese should rot count upon
the better for them. What VIII be wo know
boxes State just sold at lO4c Quota
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pS,ufes we're dull and easy, with decline Of sd.sxo
.ales yesterday after p NJ August LOO sep'sn
ssaoe4, Ssl OO i6O iiHss January 100 ii1sc june
ssber each together llsSoo Tgts 100 tG1 laos
400 Iisc; Septem6er Zoo llSisc; ls00 ll.ssci oeo
ba JlOO llae 1900 llsc N9Eemgber. SS9 SE9 ss5
300 iiSsc ZOO Issc January 500 IllS.sc; FebTgsag2
500 Ilssoc: 200 lFs March, 200, llS4c; total SvO
hales grand total. 1900 bales First oall-AlTl iOo
llIb,sc total 100 bales Second cal,OeiObeI lOu
toaf 100 bales Third cal-August 100, llzs2c October
100 liisac November 200. IL zc: DecembeI 100 l'sc
total, 700 bales.
rpts al the ports today. 2O32 bsles total since sept l.
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Reeeipts for past week 77677 boxes DO previous v.eh
taons s6s Cd Things sometimes go by contranes
cheese ust decline abroad, where We Iook
Tor our trade we have an What this means
perhaps decline in Europe caused BY the INFERIOR
auaiIty oeennn
u better quality here made IN cooler weaher ssd hst
prices that 10 safe 10 crowd them
up The ws<d staxej W Ae country yes
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30

Recepts for the past week packages do previous
week 253 Shipments GGG PACKAGE. These large mp
mcna are having marked effect market We hsvo
sent abroad "a packages Of butter during July and AguG
and one can readily tho difference that smount Toh
nake here with no foreign demand Is merely tbs
amount but t 10 follow. shippers were ANXIOUS
ret week, but found difnc uity IN securing
freight getting the butter out of riSerdo shee
B pretty generally kept preparatory t1 snilnon,
Large quantities have air been purchased Tor shpmelt
this week Tho trade 10 MOI ooutued 10 this city eiuef
Montreal purchaser eprd a. having secured 1000 pack
In Chicago with the dos Oi spiing PROBABLY tnrouHn
shpcg have mainly cunnnCd themselves
10 Western taxing gO Wisconu hrns 17c 400 Western
tubs at l7dlec I66 Wisconn nns at lsc $40 Western
nrkns and at lsc 800 do Gt Sd20c 900 ioHs ana
Other hrkins a. Isle 500 good Western tubs a To-;
1870 2Uc: 90 at gle. with ordinary siato
Welsh 22c and ~ good 25c There IL prospect
that they will State butter freely at Oak1c
Fine state butter began TO show little weakness and
quite likely that should have 10 quote slight decline pet
for the lew lots taken bv shippers This conn
deDCe and Sill medium State rathsr slowly III te
present dry weather longer In this state e
Fa feed viii be light affecting the make Of butter We
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30

i THE VALLEYS OF TIRoIy by Miss X. IL Busk,
author Patranus" Folklore OF Rome" &C. &c Fronts
piece maps 12s. Cd London: Longman Co. TO
those who have wearied the tracks Miss Busk
points out promised and Literary World she treats the
reader called dramatic tour Morning Post
The book will help travellers 70 interest themselves IN one Of
the remarkable predictions saturday Review she
gathers spirit the country she through IT, and
her reproduction nged with all the tones OF nature
Sandad Something interest body the schol the
dler traveertNOtes and Queries Her style is fresh
pleasant historical sketch IS well
ster Review. A very complete handbook-lG GnaLdian
guide book. with three useful maps IaDle Few
books give attractive pictures than this fascinating vol
ume- Bull Folklore and description are delightfully."-
Her intimate knowledge OF local lore has
been proved by her former London News
result OF travel charming Examiner MISC
account her acquaintance with fok
Academy Has done her work well Is Pioneer MONTH
heartily In the protest against capg To tne
Tyrre- AthenRum. AuguriaIn0 al agni paese nha sno
RArchvio Stouo LOnbardo
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Apples cOntnne In excess requirements and much sum
fruit be sold Peaches are gradnly
falling % stifenng in prices There IL Rwie range IN
qualify and price Jersey fruit rather leads now oIao aPpes
there demand Tor he
have 81 per bb and lots Offering
They don't sell Grapes begin TO nave
trade as they Jersey and this state
They from Virginia Some choice Vine
land HaTtiOds sold Pears plenty as ever, th
many aud Gull Bartetts at 81 5OdS per Dbl
Bartlets generally small account OF dry weather
Some are beng bought up storing In Flem
ish generally In order few far ones SOLD
at S3 bb There enough Seckes for quotation
Pnms are abundant large variety and have far inquiry
sell about s5 bbl Goes Golden Drop SSes9
Claude SSd<9 Purple Egg and Quackenboss, $70to
Danson a. WhortlcberTGs s continue but have very
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New.York, Aug rs, 1876.

Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND GRANT BONDS
rHoSrhh' o''"- BOSTON, Aug 20. 1879. y
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received , nn,
THOUSAND DOLLARS $50 gool Of the LAND ID Or SRAST
ppoH fa of said UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
90 s Trustees with the ndenture
mortgage OfApr 49, 1887 I9HS EES puFS Trustees
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30

Receipts for the week, 5S22 pkgs do previous week
1905 pggs The market along about steady, With light
rscepts aud only corresponding demand until yesterday
when with only 470 bbls received portion OF The trade "a
added that much today, Ia face
OF much larger sun prices were far from uniform 70
day dealers to situation quicker ban
otheT example illustrates NL the purchase Of lot OF
eggs at 8c moving them few blocks and selling again ~
l1c sales this al 20c but regard bc "a
the not siepng over into the morrow even
for conjecture only remaining that The close nrm quota
tons; "a.
State and Penn,..2Q 02l CANADA ...''''''.-lo dlV7
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european advertisements

IF CHARLES BRITAIN NEEDHAM, who
England 1884 and supposed 10 have afterward
gone America will apply to MI w C. HALL solicitor 10
SOuthamptOnst HOlb0rn London England or 10 Mr. NJ A.
CARR 265 strand London England he will hear Of some
thing to his advantage.
IF MICHAEL ASKEW (sOn of Michael
Of AshOver. Derbyshre, England, and nephew OF
Mary ROwley deceased who In 1857 when last heard OF
Drummondvie the Falls Of Niagara Is still alive
and communicate with Messrs Frere Co. solicitors, 2S
Lincons Inn Fields London England. With Mrs STAN
LEY Road Chesterfield England he will hear OF some
thing 70 his advantage In connection with the affairs Oh me
said Mary ROwley. should send photograph OF
himself with any communication aud should state the names
nd of his
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
Dipioeno Notless.


OFFICE OF CHASE g. ATKINS,
W Bankers, No. Broad ST. New-York, Aug 2S, 1873.
1.-THE INTEREST COUPONS Of the Buffalo and state LiDt
Railroad Company, due Sept l. will be paid at this Office
TJNHE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
Il CO.-The Coupons OF the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Pacific Railway Company, maturing Sept l.
1885, will be paid gold and after that date on presena
ton Office Company No. so Exchangepace New.
York. No. 275 South Fourthst, Philadelphia.
GEO. ID. KRUMBHAAR Treasurer.
CONTEOLLERs OFFICE, NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug 23 1870.
THE past-due Coupons, July, 1875, of the
bonds Of Tennessee together with the cut
standing Coupons July 1874 and January 1875 will be paid
after the 18th day Of September 1873 when presented
Fourth National Bank in NewYork City, or att
State Treasurer's Office in Nashville.
This made in accordance with the policy
by the Governor Of the state yz that
would e paid the actual
receipts from revenues Of the state would justify.
JAS. L. GAINES State Comptroller
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ARl,' Da SS%oD sSssl SSS g onrp3v ana " Hart
DO, Barirerie. 75a / so and Iyes, Ives, b.. SeSS eSS -
D5 Go, Com SSs SSs SS 60 Do 'stsSy Con Ia
PeaS6esl. Del, o., oo Do Uprtver On
Do' Go' Extra $50 IS plums, Con- 6jl 500 o.
Peaches, Jersey, Do,G,Gage,Sc 009 GO
6c aS 9a ss sSS sSS SO B D aaaE 500 90
Do, do E1trasl ooasl IS boss.......... oo0 90
bash.'.....ies.. as1.eUc.'.ea GOA ! 25
Of G sd O % for nn tho week eW SS Wilma ana are
ferns at lower preSs small lots have been received
from Yorih Carolina Among the latter are
MIXED q S6s eoTsa % pee Was sG a. @er Fs MIR
call There IL offer OF TIC for 100 b6s Bags are
Cherries and advancing Buyers would
ssries have ineny Dbi lot eyapoTa,ed sold At
moderate rather higher gSTss o@SaiiOns; "a 81.
R$n $;s%%' S2 gI' SSs' sS
RRssssS;. .' Do: s;,Ss WILMINGTON so1 oS
syaPoraied 3 2S DO fancy ta%aa %SS 5SS 20 20
fss5ss fssdRc s peeled siS Fec %S
DO pc So neR fsF pa%S 52 SSSd ia IS D0 'ii0 i0
HIDES AND SKINS.
6s SS Ps Gs ss.sS h%S CLIPPED S
Receipts for pas, week oi isa bales Hop. have
wei cleared EaaG1 Tor nlS the ~ new y; OsS sSnpgss gsV
sra S small lots o new seedlings have sold
3OG3Jc Picking Is going 10 quite an extent To secure
hops localities from mold turning red and from
lice generally conceded that the crop will not be more
than half threefourths average; An offer oi 3Oc
for so bales good hops 10 arrive We quote
state prme,new trb30 WiscOnsns. Sdli
STATE Prime old l8 go Yearlings 60lO
state goOd...12 di6 Odds all growths..... 4e
Eastern ....-...-..-. IL 0lO
LIVE POULTRY AND GAME.
Western fowls not plenty and are In far reqnest az
higher prices Chickens have not advanced but move more
eey chickens In bad order, were received ana
80 box with 400 10 boxes turkeys at $40; they
were kept long lot Of Dakota was received few
and higher the same may be said Of
pigeons will be In order after the first QuOations
deess ws. Or 80 chiek Tessrn i5s is
FSs: Pgsfs s;e ye 0'8 90 wocol ss oosl 10
n..,'.'.,..'..., $50 10 DO. Western: 9o9I 90
Do Western ...... ise Il Pigeons sta, dozi 5oal 10
tOwls RO0sters.... So 81
VEGETABLES
vary day day. according as scarce or plenty
that Western sold at s2 ~ 400 bbs ono
nt 81 so and at - rs bDl Other vegetables
are nearly unchanged with abund supply Of Nutmeg
Melons Sweet Potatoes gradually working down QUO
tatiOns:
Potatoes. bbl 900. SO 500 rs Turnipa. Russia, -
DO. sweet, Del. 009 80 bDl. - 9of oo
do a 75d WatermclOns y
squashes, Mar. - -. . 100. Xxi; oOelo W
row, bbl ....... I O09 ! % Nutmeg do, gbbl - -
NfIl HaCkeusaCk... 2b0 i 30
and Red bbl. ] 25D I so Do. do. keyport 760 20
DO white. 2 OOG 80 Corn Sweet v
IOO..........ss 100 70
sUSDRIKs.
Beeswar South. Vinegar cider. gal Is G25
erny a. n 81 d32 Feathers live
Do We.teTu...... so d3l best v D.. $50 80
cider. v "a. .... Ia a teathers mixed. zoo 40
Do Refined. ..r.... lS
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prANs AND PEAS.
nec.rt. tot ra. Wei Pom l2ohba eInor. past nse

Eranr llyo hbr eruots past
800 p exports Of PEAS 1888 bush Medium aud marrow
much excited iust whether lusy un
Justly viii pretend t0 say. Couhctng aroon' come
II credit The one which y ptrht39
father this excitement then must believe that 'siN
small crop growing and that thcN Wu be OF small sls and
higher prf. rally follow. IN" opp site
ia that The crop Is ,J to De fair one Of unusually g?o
0uay OF smaller sire OWNS to dry weather Samples
AuNu to day C"fiMuly me u 10 sl,0
maintained That there are old beans IN the county,
and du.tr good many here, and that thls
stir IL for purpose. We have very htlo
advice tn gye but always prefer bathing when the water IL
We regard the market a. unsettled and IL nl 20
Wo might instance sales even WITHIN Two
days at variable ures as mcdiums % bbs at dOek Tor
81 10 $50 bbl- ~ 25 and Just sold ~ ~ % u az
five lles also reported high 81 and some
pardos st higher OF marrows 10 bol fair brans sold
on saturday. at ~ 40 "a bblN yesterday ~
~ DO 40 bls good bat strictly prime at Al JU one
Al 81 90 bbls prime, free board at 81 90 AMI
tuat price offered Is question bOS high 81 ppeI,
will follow narroT aud they have no inquiry outside the
Havana market Red kidney and other beans do not sym
pahEe with mediums aud man0ws 10 any extent Peas are
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
H Y WHOLESALE PRICES UF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR 1nH WEEK ENDING AUG. 90. 1870.
Expressly Tor TIE n. v rRiBuNR ~ our owu Re
gSUrfTI B.Tfeftnlg.

Expressly for TIE n v TKBDN x ~ our oNh kcpJfrr.
GsurrIi D.rssHS
Send only good articles freight and other expense. eat
M poor goods everything IN good order An ATTRACTIVE
look examination and Ofep makes sale Nh,fe dr
s1ycul falls Pack securely 50 that
will allow the contents to change about Use
penty of clean, dr. ~ Marx plainly
pIint-a stencil plate Il besLand note cont ui1 ON inc
boz barrel stating The amount also. send letter al The
sane lme stating sent, route ume sc. An
voice shDuld be incled In barrel or box Always
=, ale the nunbr PACK for yourself repua
dne goods put best shape 20 that your marx ~
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financial.

such bonds VIII DO paid pTincpa ana ~ sr s
N Wailst on scot l. 1876 and all interest ON the bonds
drawn IA above will cease and after that date
"''"" 40 "' W." JOHN A. STEWART, PRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
6apinss Banks.

VNHE NEW-Y0RK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-ave.,
4tht6 cent interest paid from the first Of each
month Assets $3,6l0967 81. surplus $4sl, 647 co.
C w BRIsKERHoPF, Sec. X. II. BULL, President.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
THE MARKETS.
,caretully reported tor raR rmpuSr.l

ICaIeIQuy f5pOIV5u EUI m H110'@-T
TOTAL, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RtreT, Vessels, and Railroads.
" rrpanAy Ano % 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
Cost and fonao.

I-OST1 Bank Book No sS222. car rirossS Toas,.eaa,
AT AID Fourth ave
New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
TAMAR INDIEN GRILLON

TAWAR INDIEN GRILLON
cveray the FasatA LAXATIVE sSa
fruit oEenge Tor the imnedste feiIe Gu
inE ana e,re Of constipation, hsadache bile
&c Tsmss unlike pills and sns asn PSeareS by GIRL
tn@ 70 ,S % Eambnteau PARIS Depot CAsWELL hA1AhD"
Co. corner Fifth ave arr ISer.s -oSe.. y. =
VoUNGs ARNICATED CORN and BwMlaUimi. B,wun.ai.i.
nj Srr ps are the best invented for giving
ea,s and removing painful excrescspeeS ure
siore not having them In stock Gan none are
or Dry sooSSs sTa Trsae Msrk-H Y-wthout WHEN no"'
tne % Rs snre and ask YoUNG's Of ionuo'.
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~ d. Z. SMITH q o., 552 Front st.
4 NlHS-Ten Gullett's celebrated improved
u light dran Magnolia Gins assorted sizes
al new, and warranted in perfect order
which we offer at a large reduction undeI
man uiactuTer's prices, 10 close out consign.
ment, Deirg part Of the stock of GulleJI's for.
er agents. and must be sold. For superior
quality OF sample, quantity Of yield and rapid
ginning, thes5 gins cannot be surpassed.
Sample can be seen at our ONCE. Liberal
terms offered TO the trade, A. n. SEA r.
BkOUGH & CO., 252 Front street. jyI3
r-SOUGH CYPRESS-suItable for fencing, at
IL q 50 per Thousand feet, by
WILLIAMS & 90, Lumber Dealers.
s tIPKESS LATH-6O0,OOO Sawed cypress
- Latin al 81 81 per thousand. By
WILLIAMS & CO., Lumber Dealers.
BUILDING LOTS-If you wish 10 be indie
II pendent, secure home. am now Offer
lnE - parties who wish 70 build, lots on the
Thomas tract at One-half their value, The
renl you are now paying viii soon secure you
: home OF your own.
I. ID. CONAWAY,
Rental and Real Estate Agent, Msdison st.
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rain; 90 more favorable on account OF
more rain; 25 report about same; AZ re-
port the weather less favorable, 81 OF
which for lack Of rain, and l9 too much
rain. ..
8 One hundred and twenty-three re-
port cotton stands to be very good TO
perfect; Is moderately good; IS report
standa bett.T than last year. % ABOUT
same; aud 10 not 30 good.
4 Twenty nine report cotton plant
forming, blooming and boiling never
bstter; 81 very well; % moderately well.
Ode hundred and sixteen report the
crop in very fine condition, better Guilt:
waited thsh last year, free Of grass and
weeds, and cultivation completed; 81 in
moderate condition, not being free CT
grass and weeds, owing to rainy weather
and partly attributable to excessive dry
weather; only reports very poor con-
dition; SO report crops in every way bet
ter than last yesr; 90 about same; q
not so good as last year; average for
~ardness of the crop is reported as being
about five days later than last year.
6. Under this miscellaneous head %
report the plant as growing too fss',
causing in some instances sgarseness OF
forms, and in others considerable she'd
ding; considerable mention Is made of
the appearance of rust, but in no in
stance is 1t reported ss serious; in Ar
kansas and Mississippi single instances
are mentioned in each of loss by tempo
rary foods; in two instances grssshop-
pers are mentioned as having done some
slight dsmage.
7. Ninety.five report tie corn crops
in superior condition, both early and
late planting; 40 both suffering for rain;
Is late only suffering; in but few in
stances do reports indicate fear Of
short yield; the average yield will ex-
coed any crop since the war.
s. The damage to the wheat crop in
the district Of Memphis, by exposure to
the weather, averages q per cent, most
ly occurring in Arkansas.
9. One hundred aud forty-six re-
port the stock of hogs in very fav-
orable condition; not well condi-
toned; 16 report slight appearance of
hog cholera; report the disease as hav-
ing been serious, latter mostly in Ar
kansas, where the loss averages about
per cent.
10. One hundred and thirty-eight
report laborers vigilant in the culti-
walton of crops, and working we'll
generally; 10 report them as working
only moderately we'll. In the main cor
respondents speak very encouragingly
of the improvement of the morale Of
labor.
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wrE SALE.

EE& SALE.
INNGISE-One I2-hOrse Stationary Engine,
IL Boiler, Smokestack, and all connections
in complete running order. Can be seen at 2Sl
Third street. For terms apply to
aul9 MILES, ELY & CO., S04 Front st.
EyCs SALE CHEAP-JUDGMENT against
Z J. B. Wendell for SIS 50, interest and costs.
Inquire at 1853 Second street. aul0
ONE BOILER AND ENGINE
~ PHIL. J. NALLON & CO.,
auto 2O4 Main street.
IOTTAGE-A fine new cottage-house and
~ lot, 81 feet inches front on Second street
by Us iset deep TO an alley between Concord
and UNerton streets, with good cistern and
out-bulidings. Apply to
NJ KS. w. WEBER,
aug No. us Madison street.
NJ ELONs, GRAPES, LEMONS AND NUTS
AZ a. 81 Main street. au2 cod
4 llNS-S.X eighty aud two Eixty-saw new
" Champion Gins, prce SlC0 each.
One nifty and one siXty-saW Gullett Steel
hHush Gin NEARLY new, price Sl25 each.
One large pair Fairbanks Platform Scales
J. V. PATRICK d CO.,
auo No 6S Union street.
40
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We are inde bted to Mr.. John S. Toof,
secretary, for the following, which W II
be issued in circular form by the cotton
exchange to day:
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Hone Like an Arehor

Stesdies those who use the means Pfovi-
deDce hes placed in their way of guard
ing against the coming of physical ills
to which flesh is heir" The honest
merchant iDsures his stock OF goods; the
ship owner his vessel and cargoes; the
banker, his treasures; whilst the mass OF
poor humanity neglect to provide for the
maintensnco Of health which outweighs
all the treasures of earth combined. To
sustain hungry man We give him food,
and to replace the wasted tissues Of the
body by promoting digestion and attend,
ing to natures requirements we advO-
cate using the celebrated Home Stomach
Ritters
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PERSON al.

TIE following names of visitors were
registered at the cotton exchange yes
terday: J. a. Van Alstine, J. NJ. Law.
son and P. l.. Thompson, Little Rock ;
w. 81. Bowers, Somervills.
Mr.. J. A. DACUs, OF the st. Louis Re-
publican, is in the city, and will, we
nope, remain for lew days. Mr.. Dacus
is we'll known here, having been for
many years a resident Of this city, and
an honored member of the press. Mr..
Dacus occupies very high position on
the Republican, aud Is held in deserved
ly high esteem by his compesrs Of tine
press.
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BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
The superiority Of these extracts consists
in their perfect purity and great
strength. They are warranted free nom
the poisonous oils and acids which enter
into the composition of many of the
Fictitious fruit fsvors now in the mar
ket
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Who, when talking, exhibits a mouth
full Of stumps. If you would keep you
dental fixtures in perfect talking order
use the fragrant Sozodont daily; the re-
ceipe is simple but sure.
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AGGREGATE.

l. or 14S resi- onses from West Ten
nessee, North Mississippi and Arksnsas,
(north Of Arkansas river los report the
weather as being very favorable, warm,
with seasonable showers; report frat
two weeks too much rain, but since IA
vorable; IS too much rain, and 10 hot
and generally dry throughout the month.
2. Fifty.two report more favorable
weather last year on account OF less
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

claw Department of Washington University
Il will open on WEDNESDAY, OCTCfER
IL, 1876. Full course, two terms, six months
each. Students admitted to the Senior Class,
on examination, by application on or before
October 10Th. Tuition, $50 per term, including
use OF library. For particulars add Tess
q. NJ. STEWART. Dean OF Law Faculty,
cod 2O3 n. Third St., st. Louis, Mo.
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MRS. MARIA D. MoNsARRATT, teach.
er Of vocal and instrumental music, will
receive few more pupils. Orders to be
left at 81. g. Hollenberg's music store,
Main street.