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The New York herald., 1878-03-09
AN ACTRESS SUES FOR DIVORCE
REss ASKS SEPARATION FROM nER HUs-
BAND.

REss ASKS SEPARATION FROM HER HUs-
BAND.
PHILADELPHIA, March s, 1878.
Another theatrical divorce suit is tho taps
This time 1t Is the well known stock actress, called
the stage Miss May Savlc, who SOCKS legal separa-
ton from her husband, Jonn G. Sayie. Mrs. Savllle
pleasant and graceful actress has played this city
Tor years, first Il member of he Arch Street
Company, aud, recently, at the Chestnut Street
Theatre, where she was given prominent position
when the Waliack's OF Philadelphia was opened by
its present management, two wears ago Mr.. savle
is also well known in the theatrical profession as
n business agent
ALLEGED IiIFIDELITY.
The facts Of the tor briefly set forth
In the application OF tho lady arc as oIlows:-Mrs
May Savllie by her next friend Philip Hart, asks to
be divorced viacmi matramonii from John G..
Saviile, toward whom she declares she has
always dcmeaued herself as true, loving and
ooedent wife, on tho ground that he has been guilty
OF adultery one OF the persons mentioned being ga
limited at in this conncction. Mrs. Savlie who was
born Decenber ls46, II appears, and married June
whom she expects 10 establish hor Fanny Good
win, OF No. l35 West Thirty street, New York,
Keeper OF ladies' boarding house; Harry smith, OF
No. LILO Broadway, New YORK, barkeeper; Mrs. Sa-
vile, the ibellant, actress; samuel 4. Johnston,
Hampstead, l.. l., gentleman.
Mrs. Saville commenced suit last year who shc
was engaged at the Chestnut Street Theatre, George
Northrup, OF this city, acting her counsel but Mr.
savllle could not be served with subpoena Ut tLat
time, because be could be found. Tho respondent
has recently appeared IN ST LOUIS, and the suit has
now been begun b~iorc Judge Mitchell in tho
city. John p. O'NcilI will sit as examiner
to Jake testimony Thursday next, ut TWO L. M, at
No 81 Chambers street, New YORK. IL is rumorcd
that MT Saviilc viii he counter complaint against
his wife, Mrs Savillc was born IN Toronto and her
maiden name was Hart Her first appearance on tho
stage was at the metropolitan Theatre, Buiaio. in
1904 when eighteen years of age, making her debut
Lady Gray III 'Roselaie." she ni!od the part Of
Gorgana in sour American Cousin,' at Ford's
Theatre, Washington. the never TO be forgotten
night Of April H. 1865 when President Lincoln
assassinated by Joln Wilkes Booth
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A SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT.

Mr.. Best prepared late yesterday afternoon a sup
Elemental report to Mr. Lamb stating that while abb
sent from tho city, on Friday last Mr.. John Mack
called at his oloo to sgn his testimony; but. before
dong SO, he took the liberty Of erasing con-
siderable portions thereof The alterations re-
fcrred to wero made under the direction OF
George w. Wingate, counsel for Mr. Mack, who
called with tho latter and indicated those portions Of
the testimony which were stricken out. Accompany
ing the report copies OF letters which passed be-
tween Mr. Best and Mr. Wingate relative to this act
Mr. Wingate says Mr. Mack Indicated that tho portions
stricken incorrect The li.avit ol Henry j.
Green describing the crasuro also accompanies the
port Mr. Best seems to think this inhalation most
unwarranted act on tho part OF both gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
LACROSSE.

Six hundred or more persons assembled at Glmorcs
Garden last evening to witness tho players
their exciting sport Several games hotly
tested, the Iroquois team being tho vctors In the
majority. Tho Onondagas first defeated in
minutes. Then picked OF the
Now York University and Ravcnswood clubs
selected to compete with the Iroquos,
the latter beating their opponents two goals in 40 SEQ
onds ana I'm. 3Os. respectively. The whites acknowL
edged their defeat requested another goal, which
they accidentally won IN minutes. The Onondagas
then divided their team, playing six on side The
three goals being credited the winners IN 2n. 22s,
3n lbs. and ION. l2s. Tho 1roquois aud picked team
every goal.
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REV. MR. LLOYD's NEW CHURCH.

large congregation met IN Rev. Mr.. Lloyd's new
church on Madison avenue and Forty seventh street
last night to initiate The under their de-
parturc and listen TO the report oil tho Executive
Committee. After prayer and short sermon by tho
pastor Mr.. Van Dyke took tho chair and s. s. Clark,
chairman OF the COMMITTED suUtnittcd his report,
which was approved. The sale OF pews was iben pro-
ceeded with informally The pew rental, " Is est-
mated, Will net $4,000 per annum. On the 9th INST.
another mcoting wiIi be hcd TO elect trustees. tho
now churcn starts without any ovcrbanging debt
excepting OF 81, 400 incurred IN attIDg up tho
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dollar. and their properly has been roassisned to

dollar. and their property has been reassened to
them.
Register Allen has received a warrant in bank
ruptcy against the firm OF Nugent Brady, dealers In
leather at No. ISL Warren street. who have been ad-
Judcated baDkrupts the petition OF their creditors
Their liabilities are SIS, 900.
The failure of John l.. Noyes IL Son, manufacturers
OF varnsh At No. 400 East Twenty sixth street, wns
announced yesterday, a nd the members OF the hrm,
John L. Il DAVID w Noyes made an assignment Tor
the benefit OF their creditors TO Thomas v. smith.
They succeeded the firm OF smith, Baldwin Co. on
the death OF Mr.. Baldwin in October, 1876. Both
were members OF the firm ut the time, John L. Noyes
being the manager. They claimed to have capital
oi $40 700, but were hard pressed for money lately
Their Liabilities arc repor ed 10 be about S25, 900
In the County Clerks ofIico died the as
signment OF Frank Mutterer to Hugo Nailec
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ATHLETIC MEETING.

There have been a number OF entries ior the ath-
letlc contests at the Empire Rink this evening" The
exercises will include seventy nvc-yard bandi-
cap onc-milc walk, Grcoo-Roman wrestling between
aniateurs ono-mIlc scooter race anu i've milo bl-
cycle race Representatives from nearly all boat
clubs TO tako part In what promises TO DO very
SPIRITED affair.
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AMERICAN ART FOE PARIS.

Tho entries for the American Art Exhibit TO the
Paris Exposition were closed yesterday morning Im-
mcdatoiy alter tho ADVISORY Committed met In their
rooms, No. 025 Broadway, Mr.. Il. d. Morgan In tho
char. IL was supposed that the committee would
reach a final determination as TO what paintings
should be sent TO Paris but they ADJOURNED 60 mecs
this morning O'clock when the list oil pctureo
ID DO sent over will bo comp pIoted.
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A NEW EXPEliILNCE.

care you guilty or not guilty, william9" asked thu
Court oil Special Sessions yesterday Of diminutvei
ncwsboy who was charged with stealing coat.
"Not guilty Your Honor" boldly answered the lad.
"Ihcn You did not steal the coatT' continued tnG
Court.
ayes did"
SHOW Is that, II you arc not guity?"
81 dunno; fcllor told mo 10 say mot guilty. when
nv pamo was called That's all Know"
ihc boy was sent to the House otRefuge
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THE BIBLE IN THE SCHOOLS.

Mr. Dexter A. Hawkins writes that he did not do
tho attempt made supplant the Bible in tho
pubic schools the recent meeting ut Cooper Insti-
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POLICE TELEGRAPH.

Drcct telcgraphic communication between tho
Police Headquarters of this city and that OF Brook
Iyn s shortly to DO established At the Central Once
In the latter city telegraph instrument o the nnest
pattern has already boon placed in position for the
above purpose
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BANKRUPT LEATHLR MEN.
PHILADELPHIA. March ,

PHILADELPTTTA March 3, 1878.
list Of the creditors OF John Deemer Co., tho
bankrupt firm Of leather Dealers was to-day filed
with the United Statos Marshal. Their liabilities
amount to so33l5 69 their principal creditors being
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BASEBALL.

The opening game the in this vicinity will
be played the parade ground at Prospect Park this
afternoon Tho mines Will selected from the lead
ing professional players residing In this city and
Brooklyn, but who engaged by tho various clubs
throughout the United States and ca NADIA.
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RcIcree-H. W. Woods, Of the Brooklyn Gun Club.
Tmc-One hour and 1fty-nvo minutes
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
A MANAGER ELECTED.

At meeting of the directors OF tho Now York
Elevated Railroad hcid on Wednesday last, Colonel Il.
h. Kicker was elected general managor.
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Messrs. Peters car q. hance (25), Durfee (26) Black
26l Rivers (23) one EACH aud Atkins (23) shot cut
~Divided the money.
SANK DAy--rhird sweepstakes, So entry o compet-
tors Total $ls dividedS0, sc and SO; turee BIRDS
aud oil other conditions are iiko tho above.
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sDivded first and money. tDivided third money
SAME DAy.--Second sweepstakes 81 entry, 10
Shooters total $780, dvIded, Sl0 So S4 at three birds
each, and the same conditions as above
Yards Yards
Rtse Rise
"a Hancc.... 23 IL l *Wynn....... 20 III
swiiliams..... 26 III Thompson. % 10
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AN hour more, aud Mr.. Orvis stated TO that lac
thought the bank was not III safe condition under
the present officers, or something TO tnat enecL'"
O. Did ho 81 desirous OF impressng upon you tn o
iaea that IL the present cement continued
bank would .eeome insolvent \; fes, sir.
u Did he Intimate you VIII ther 10 considered
Ia perious condition A. Yes sir; la critical
dition.
Mr.. Haincs testified that he heard similar remark
made by Mr.. Mack ''in street railroad car ful OF
people, THIS Mr.. Mack positively denies. There is,
however no room to doubt that the rutnors oi in-
so.vcncy originated with him, aud that either d.
rectly indrcctIy he and Mr. Orvis are cnargenble
with their appearances IN tho newspapers, wei, as
with the evils TO the institution resulting thcrcirom.
Not content with Their addresses to yourself, and
their Curk insnuatOns upon the street, Messr Mack
ana Ofvis had recourse 10 tho press a means Of
hastcnng the consu nation OF their plans, by
moyal the officers, IN order to obtain control Of Tho
institution.
THE ExAMIaERs GRAVE ACCUSATIONS
Thus far have necessarily gwen prominence to the
Orvs-Mack activities thcir Olical relations TO this
Institution. 1t remains to bring TO The surface ino
motives which actuated them. 1bcir opposition to
tie late management may De said 10 date from the
collapse OF tue investigation OF 1876. IN January OF
tnat year the institution lost aUout $1,000. Prcs-
dent hain&s communicated tho in,ornntion to
Mr Mack and other trustees, and at The February
meeting reported the matter to the Bonrj. a
mitice OF investigation was appointed. Instead OF an
intelligent anu earnest tlOrt trace what was sup
posed TO be ioODery The energies Of tho c0mmitloc
were dissipated over wide leid OF prontiess
investgatIon, when ended ia crimnation and re-
crImnations between several OF It's members and
officers oi lhe Institution. Nocpncusion reached,
aud the matter reuaius TO tns day OF pure specu
Iaton 10 the cause o the loss who was resi- pom
siblo therefor. II rcstcd between Frank II. Chapn,
receiving teller and Thomas W. Whitc, pa ying
teller though tnerc Is nothing TO snow that eli her
tue money. Ny own opinion Is tnat no tnuit
Whatever attaches TO Mr. White, rs tho arrangements
tho reception oil deposits, wnicn ulaao the loss
possible, were adopted against his protest by Frank
II. CnnpIn anJ cX-Sccretary Armour.
Biackna IL un ugly torn, ana yet, In my opinion,
1t 10 The only one which MY doscrUcs TINS transac
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-23
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 2q43.-In the ChanceIy Court of helby county,
Tennessee.-orgill Brothers d Co. VS.. S. T. Dee
son ct. al.
I appearing from the bill in this cause. which
is sworn to- that the defendant, s. 7. Deeson,
is indebted to compliments In the sum Of ten hun
dred and forty-SiX dollars and ninety-four cent
Isl ,046 80 evidenced by the notes of Deeson "
Mayson; that the said S. T. DeeSon is non-resi-
dent Of the State of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and levied on the property OF
said S. T. Deeson;
II is therefore ordered, that he make his appear
herein, at the cOuEIhouSe in the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first Monday In
January, 1879, and plead answer or demur to COM
plainants bill, or the same Will be taken for con-
tessed as to him, and set for hearing exparte and
that copy of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis APPEAL
This 18th day OF November, 1873.
copy.-Attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Z. B. MHESRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
CAN'T & Patterson, Soils. for complainant sat
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
1eal Estate.

No. 3673.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county Val.
Sanford eXtr. ETC., vs.. W. S. Norris, ct al.
10y virtue of an Interlocutory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 9th day OF July,
1873 | will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters Office,
Courthouse building, Main street, Memphis, Ten
nesSe, on
Saturday, December z, 1873,
within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee, to-Wtt: An
undivided 40 in certain tract OF land on the
waters of Nonconnah adjoining the lands of Person.
Norris and Rogers, said tract being the west part or
$50 acre tract purchased by LeaIherman from q.
Buntyn, and more particularly described as follows,
to-wtt: Beginning at the northwest corner OF A. W,
Austin's 100 acre survey at stake, south 1915 de-
gTeeS west, % feet from white oak marked U. B.;
thence north % chains and 20 links TO stake;
thence east , chains to a stake; thence south "a
chains and 90 links to stake II degrees east,
chains TO the southwest corner OF said 100 ACRES;
thence north % chains 40 links to the beginning,
containing lit $500 acres.
Also. lots 1923 and 324, in block 8, of Overton's
subdivision, as laid down on Fuckers map of the
city of Memphis, bounded as follows: Beginning at
the intersection of the west side or Sixth street with
the south side of Gay street; thence westwardly
with the south side of Clay street IA feet thence
south 80 2I0 feet, to an alley; thence eastwardly
IA feet to Sixth street; thence noTthwardly 153
2-l feet to the beginning.
The undivided 40 acres viii first be sold; II that
tract brings sufficient amount TO satisfy the decree
under which 1t is sold. the two lots will not be soldi
If II does not bring enough for that purpose the two
lots will next be sold
TERMS Oh SALE.-One third cash; balance at six
and twelve months; notes with approved security
required, with lien property to further secure the
purchase money,
November IA, 1873.
By E. p. N'HENRY. Deputy Clerk and Master
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under a deed of trust executed BY VIM. G.
u Baugh and L. NJ. Baugh on the 18th OF FEB
los, page 800, will, trustee, at the request OF
the beneficiary,
On Monday, December =. IS7S,
in front of the courthouse in Memphis, Tennessee,
sell to the highest bidder at public auction, for cash.
tract of land situated in Shelby county. Tennessee
in sections and 3, range q, on the New Raleigh
road, about seven miles from Memphis, containing
275 77-100 acres being the part of the Kerr tract
conveyed by James Mcconnell and wife to said
Baughs and the tract on which said Baughs now re-
side 1t is fully described In the deed of trust to
which reference is now made. The debt secured by
said deed of trust not having been paid, and James
Steele the other trustee named in the deed, declin
Ing TO act at the request of the beneficiary and in
the pursuance of the power given by the deed VIII
make the sale Sale to begin at twelve O'Clock.
he title is believed to be good, but will sell and
convey trustee only. Equity Of redemption
waived.
JOHN STEELE, Trustee.
NOVEMBER /, 1873.
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TRuSTEE,S SALE.

DURSUANT to the terms of deed of trustexs
i cuted TO the undersigned by r. E Dunlap ana
wife, on the 18th day of December 1877, duly regis
tered in the Registers Office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, In Deed Book No. 121, page 624, Will, on
Saturday, the 7th of December, 1878
at the south gate of Court Square. In the city of
Memphis, Tennessee, within legal hours sell to the
highest bidder for cash. the premises in said trust
described follows: Lying and being in Memphis
Shelby county Tennessee, at the southwest corner Of
Main and Vance streets, fronting the west side OF
Main street $50 feet and the south line Of Vance
street ITO feet
Terms of Sale-Cash. Equity of redemption,
dover and homestead rights waived. Title believed
to be good but will sell convey only trustee.
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Nothing Short Of

Unmistakable benefits conferred upon tens OF thou
sands of sufferers could originate and maintain the
reputation which AYERS SARsAPARlLLA enjoys. 1t
is d compound of the best vegetable alternatives
with the Iodides of Potassium and Iron and is the
most efectuaI Of all remedies for scrofulous, mer-
curial, or blood disorders. Uniformly successful
and certain in its remedial effects 1t produces rapid
and complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, BoIls
Humors, Pfmples, EruptionS, Skin Diseases and all
disorders arising from tmpurity OF the blood. BY
its inyigoratng effects Ii always relieves and often
cures Liver Complaint, Female Weaknesses and
Irregularities, ana is potent remover OF vitality.
For SYSTEM the blood Ii has equal; II tones up.
the stomach restores and preserves the health, and
impartS vigor and energy. For forty years IL has
been In extensive use, and is to-day the most avail
able medicine for the suffering SICK everywhere.
EOu SAJE nv Al
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COTTON.

Our cotton mnAat yesterday continued to
feel the weight OF untGYordble influences Prices
M the various mlr!iets experienced little change,
amOng which was a revise Of the New YORK quota,
lions but everywhere the tone SAS dull, easy ana
weak There was 4 good demand IlF superior
Qualities OF cotton. but otherways the niarNet was
without animation. Quotations remained uiL
cbanga5 The New Yora BaUetiH. OF Tuesday, re
ported: ''The adylcss from abroad we're somewhat
steader I'm few respects but stu on the whole as
appointing In not showing gteateT Improvements
ana this hd1 an iCuIence While lGilef run OF re-
caIpts at New Orleans. coupled with setting prderS
from that section or the country, was an duutOhGi
element OF depression. Indcsd, very few operators
appeared Ia any way anxious 10 purchase but ON
the contrary q great many we're inclined 10 sell the
latter incudiDg cOnsi tcrdble portion CT the re-
Gently created longs VINO appeared 10 have become
tired of longer holding and unl3aded as freely as
DOsslble without making too much weight, ihOugn
toward the close this caution was less pFOmi-
NOR
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of Isaac Neville. deceased.
| ETTERS of administration on the above estate
II having been granted to the undersigned. all
persons indebted 10 said estate requested to
make payment. and those having claims TO present
them without delay TO either.
WILLIAM NEVILLE, Administrator.
Or Clapp Il Meux, Att'ys, BIB Main street.
MEMPHIS NOvamhar
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Administrators Notice.

ESIdIe OF MIS-. Camille Nelson, deceased.
4 ErrERS Of administration on the above
- tate having been granted TO the undersigned.
with the Will annexed all persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make payment, and those
having claims against this estate or that of the late
Dr. A. W. Nelson, will present them vii bout delay.
BEN RICHMOND Administrator.
(FOurth National Bank
MEMPHIS, November 10, 1878
Clapp 4 MeuX, Att'ys, 81 & Main street sat
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Administrators Notice,

HAVING been appointed and qualified by the
Il Probate Court of Shelby county Admins
traitor on the estate of S. d. Mangum, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all creditors Of said estate,
to present their claims to my attorney, j. III. Greg
ory at his Office in Memphis. And all persons in
debed to said estate requested to call there and
settle, or settle with my agent, Frank Banksmth,
Memphis. ANDREW d. GWYNNE, Admir-.
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Rec -iptS were 33l7 bales against 2IS2 same da;e
last year. and $3.50 IN 1875; since September ! 81,
total receipts 1S,It against ! II 500 same Date
last year, and 1888 "a 1915. Decrease OF Mem
phis total receipts against the same date last year
80 300 bales; against SAME date In 1875, SO,lO9
IBY TELEGRAPH.l
The following are the New York spot quotations.
for yesterday: Ordinary, 7l2c; good ordinary
\ T-iGc. lOE middling 9 l-l6c; middilnR, FSsc;
good middlinS - &C.; mitdllng fair 1OlZc Al lOO"
nothing doing; Ia quiet and steady; 2:lO, quiet
and steady: 3. quiet sales, l414 bales
The following Is the latest New York telegram OF
futures.
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Administrator's Sale.

7 WILL sell, at private sale, within the next ten
i days. the following property, belonging TO the
estate of the late William Meyer: Two horses, three
mules, two cows fifteen head of hogs, four geese,
three sprinkling wagons, three farm wagons, one
spring wagon one buggy two carts three double sets
harness two sets single buggy harness. two sets dray
harness, one saddle, one pillow, and lot Of house
hold and kitchen furniture. Terms cash.
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a CARR

To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretIons Of YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood, etc., will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send a self-addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station d. Bible House. Nep YORK.
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DRY GOODS.
by TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK November 22.-The business was
checked today 5y stormy weather. Cotton goods
uuet and fairly steady fancy prints dull, but patch
work STYLES and turkey red in steady request correct
price for Hamilton and knickerbocker fancy prints
is 5I5c; ginghams unsettled; mems wear wOOlens
i'm irregular demand, Dress goods quiet Silks sold
freely at auction today.
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Me"phis
UniversityHigh School
FOR
YOUNG sMEN AND BOYS.
LYON 6. TYLER, NJ. A, University of
Val Principal.

j. ID. STEWART, Assistant.
NHE Trustees of this Institution have spared no
L pains or expense TO obtain the very finest tall
ent for its management.
Their object is to establish a High School Of the
frst order TO prepare young men for college, or foI
the active duties of life.
Mr.. Tyler comes among US, with the most exalted
70 tmonlalS as TO character, while his degree OF
Master OF Arts, from the University of Virginia Is
In Itself ample evidence OF his attachments as
scholar.
OF Mr.. Stewart, 1t scarcely necessary 10 speak.
de mas Tor years conducted, with eminent SUCCESS,
High School for boys in this community, where he
has been most acceptable teacher
, This school Will be opened on Monday, NoYen-
per 18TH, on Alabama street, and will close the
last of June.
Terms-SIS per quarter in Advance.
H-For Circulars or other information, address
X. Ii. MAURY, n. ID.
PraRfdanr Exoard M a.
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The tone OF the future market MAS as follows: AZ
IO.OS quiet and firm; DAB, quiet 2;5O, qust
bales - nd. -
The NeE Orleans market closed weak az 'tssc
fos ,,fddIng Sales 1900 bales: receipts, net,
IAN bales; stock, l33,2lS bales.
Tue Galveston market WAS easy at sc Tor mid