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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-02

fo g pm pm sS sss s. Ne Clean Clear.
Maximum temperature, 43. .....
Minimum tenn pera ture, %. HF f--r
PIrTsBURe, February 1.-Noon-River z
feet inches, and falling. Weather clear
and cold. Night-River feet A inches, and
falling. Westber clear and cold.
CINcINNATI, February 1.-Noon-R 20
feet inch, and stationary. Weather cloudy;
thermometer, 240. Night-River % feet 6
inches, and falling. Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, February L. Noon - Weather
clear and cold. Arrived: Ohio, Memphis, IL
pm; John A. Wood, New Orleans, 8 am.
Storm, Ohio river, noon. Departed: Ohio,
Cincinnati, midnight; S.orm, New Orleans,
noon.
LOUISVILLE, February 1-Noou-River
rising, with IL feet inches in the canal,
feet inches in the chute on the falls and
feet over the rocks. Weather clear and
| cold. Arrived and departed: Iron Age and
tow, New Orleans 10 Pittsbnrg; Will 8. Hsys
| Cincinnati 10 New Orleans; U. P. Scbenck
| Cincinnati to New Orleans; Vint Shinkle
| Cincinnati to Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, February 1.-Noon-Rivel
| stationary, with % 10 feet by the gauge
| Weather cloudy, with indications OF snow;
| thermometer, 24o. Arrived: Mary Houston
New Orleans, S:35 am. Departed: Mary
Houston, Cincinnati, 9:15 am. Passed down;
w. w. ONesl and tow, noon. Night-Rivel
| rising, with 23 s 10 feet full by the gauge
| Weather cloudy; thermometer, 26'.
[See Additional Riuer Nesus ON Fourth Paoe.l
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hoRsss AND MULES.

The mule market is well supplied with all
qualities. The horse market is dali.
MuLEs-No. l dray muies, TOT years
old, Is to l64 hands, s200td250; l54 10 Is
Sl5091S5; 10 to 151, $l35(9l5o; 14i to 15'
$1009I25.
HoRsEs-Good driving, Sl25@200; heavy
draft, sl50;a2Oo; saddle horses, SIPS $3.50;
plugs, $40@75.
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ST. LOUIS. February Judge McCor-
mick, Of the Uoited States District Court al
DalIas, Tex, has issued decree ordering
The sale Of the Texss Trunk Line railroad
10 satisfv mortgage held by The Iuierna.
tioual Trust Company Of Boston for $685.
Sl4 The fale iskes place the first Monday
in May
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Receipts 8 days..............
Exports 10 Great Britain
Exports to continent.
stocks at all ports....,....
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The New York future market opened
steady at decline; at 1880, barely steady; at
IL 80, steady; at 1890, dull; at 80, dull
but steady at 2:So, dull, closing dull. Sales,
$1,000 bales. Closing quotations were as
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.

ATTipaL.-Kste Adams, Arkansas City;
Henry Frank, New Orleans; Guiding S,ar,
Cincinnati.
Departures Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Guiding Star, New Orleans.
Boats IN Fort Henry Frank and Tiger.
Boats Due DOua.-Coahoma and Cons
Millsr.
Boats Due Up-James Lee, josie Harry,
Katie Hooper and Golden Rule.
Receipts Yesterday.
Guiding Star-10 buggies, 1872 brls potatoes
and apples, and 20 pkgs sundries.
Kate Adams-l9S bales cotton, IL bgs seed
cotton, 90 sks seed, 5 nd cattle, and $50 pigs
sundries.
Htnry Frankie hhds sugar, 140 brl-
sugar, $50 brls molasses, 2i0 sks salt, and 1913
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Day GOODS.

New York, FEBRUARY There has been
wider inquiry for staple coitons, With the
market showing greater ste adiuess for all lead.
ing styles, particularly for brown, goods, of
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HousE.auILpING MATERIALS.

hOOSE- bOIIOINs WA EhIVCSs
Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMTNe-LuMBER-Ya prices-Rough,
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, S25; shingles, s. IA so; lathing-
poplar, 81 20; cypress, 50 per 1000 laths
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20 feet
LIMe AND CEMENT-Alabsma lime, 95cf9
81 barrel; Tennessee, s5ta9Oc; LouisvilIe
cement, 81 70t9l 70 a barrel; Rosedale
cement, Il SO barrel; Portland, s.; plaster
of Paris, So so.
NAILs-S3 1908 80 per key.
BRIoKs-Hard, $40 SO; soft, 50 per 1000;
6rebrlck, S495 80 per 100.
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l1Oi Prizes Amounting o..
Tickets, 81. Halyes. 81.
1000 Tons Rags, Iron and Bones
Between Monroe and Union. Memphis

DY SAM GABAY, AGENT. DEALER IN SEC
6TREEr. Also buys aud sells everything from
Needle TO z Steamboat. he invites every body 70
ehineEy bought and sold,
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MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CURE GUAEANTEED

De. Il. O. wMT's NERVE AND BRAINTzKATxEEY-
A specific for Hysteri2, Disxiness, Oonvulsi0, s,
Nervous Headache Mental Depression, Loss of
Memory, Spermatorrhes, Impotoncy, Involuntx y
exertion, self-sbuse or observation-disclosures. whiof
leads tn misery. deaav and dam. One 3ox I'll
cure recsnt cases. Each box contains one mont ly
tTeaSI. NJ Oue doiiar 8 Dox, or nx boxes TO- five
doll .; sent by mail, prepaid, receipt OF price.
We guarantee six boxes TO cure s1y case. With
each order received by for six boxes, act ompa-
MED with i've dollars we Will send the pui chaser
our written guarantee to return the money Ii the
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantee is
sued only by 4. RENKERT q CO.. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists DIS Main street. MernphtS Tenn.
Orders nv mail W u receive nrompt attention
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, ,ro,,, !, ,hs co,r,ho,.. - ~ a., ,

ell II front o. me fos5,sonse In the city o. Mem
hours OF II O'Clock . m and O'Clock D m. ct
o, lie auction. to the highest bidder for cash. the
property described I'm sai1 trust deed,
to-wit; 1os acres OF land lying and being In the
Ninth Civil District OF Shelby county. Tenn, and
bounded ~ follows: Nortu ny @ Redditt: east
by q. Redcitt; south by q. A. Wilson's tract, and
west By q. w. Randell, Il being the same land
that T. w. Loury bought of NJ. l. Thompson, aud
known as the N. J. Thompson tract. Ali equity
of redemption In case Of sale Is waived, title be.
lieved TO be good, but sell only a. trustee.
w. A TICKER Trnsfee
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COTTON-SEEQ,

SEED-The Oil Exchange reports reduc.
ton of 81 per ton on seed.
PRoDUcTs-Prime meal, nominally SIS
per ton; choice crude oil, 36c par gallon; re-
fined oil, 42(g45c per gallon.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIvALANo oEPARruREoE TRAINS


Chesapeake, Ohio aud South " enfern-
Trains move as follows: No. 2 (express) leaves at
11:40 pm: No. (maiD at 8:25am.; No. 6 (Coying.
ton aceommodatonla at $40 pm. No (exprees)
arrives at 20 am; No arrives at AS pm: No
D, CovtnRton accommodation, 1855 am. lefty timel
Memphis apd LtNie ROck-TrainS move
as follows No. leaves daily at 4:i0 D M arrives
at 1850 pm; No. leaves at IS am; arrives at s
an; No ltrejght leaves Hopeaeld a. am; ar
uyes at pm.
Memphis and CharIestou-Irains move
as follows lcity time): Through express leaves
daily at HOS p m. Local mail and express leaves
daily at S:l0 AN. Somerviile accommodation
leaves daily. excent Sunday, at 4:25 IN. Through
express arrives daily at IL 80 Local mail and
exoress arrives daily at s:55 pm. somervile &C
eonmodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at $40
louisville and acknowledgements MOVE
a. follows; Fast mail arrives daily ct 4 40 am
leaves at ll:l0 p.m.; mail leaves daily at s:25
am: passenger accommodation leaves daily AZ
1910 AM arrives daily at $40 pm. (ety time)-
VIII make close connection for all points East:
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily excspt
SUNDAY, at 4:55 pm; msu arrives daily At 4:20
pm. BROWNSVILLE accommodation arrives daily
except SUNDAY, at s:25 am.
M1-sf.sippi and Tenmessee-Trains move
astollows. New Orleans and fast mail and express
leaves daily at II 30 D.n. express freight Leaves
dai y. except sunday, at 8:45 pm; freight leaves
aallyt exc pit Sund y. at $3.50 a m. New Orleaus
iast mail and express arrives daily at 1910 a M
express IT. lght arrives daily except Sunday AZ
300 a. m; freight arrives daily except sunday Al
1'5O Pm. Freight trains carry passe1geTs
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The New Orleans spot market opened
quiet; at 1870, quiet, closing quiet and
easy. Sales, 1850 bales. Closing QUOTA
tions were as follows.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis market opened and closed
easy. Sales, 1400 bales; 450 to exporters, $50
to spinners, 100 TO SPECTATORS. Closing quo
tations were as follows.
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The New York spot market opened easy !;
al II, steady;2, steady, co-ing ieady. S ,les,
707 bales; conlracts, 200 bales. Closing quo
tations were as follows:
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BROKERS'.
INCR.EASE
YOUR CAPITAL.
TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust TO me executed, "a
d trustee. on the 18th day Of January. 1851, by
the Re.isier's once of >heloy county, Tenn. IN
Book, N o. sc 10, and was recorded on the mn
psse l54. TO sesnre the Indebtedness therein sex
forth, ! viii, on the
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Grain and Package Elevator Co.

0Fdiu anu rdCkAu0 6t0v0tVG w
WILL DO A GENERtL RECEIVING. FOB
w WARDrxo AID sIoRAGE BuuNE8. Carxoes
tispztcn. Freight delivered In cafs Of Ill rail-
1ans entering the city. Ample storARs roem for
bulk or sacked graia, metchandiaa. machinery.
onewr's risk unless ordered insurod.
&. GALLOWAY, supenntandsnt
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THIS Paper NE Ne ESE Z B Es ss$ 3,
Newspaper A. Vertising Bureau 90 sPRa
:: :.sFi !: IS. ~ sss & e NEM YORK
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

Friars Point-----..JAHEs LEE. whitlow, 5 Pc.
Walnut Bend-....TIsEE, Ellison, pm.
New Orleans HENRY FRANK. Hicks, SPIN.
Osceola ..-.-.......-.CoAHoNA, Cooper, pm.
Cincinnati. Coos MILLAR. Russell, pm
SATURDAY.
White River..-.--JosIE HAEEY, Harry, 5 pm.
Arkansas River KATIE HOOPER. Smith. pm.
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady; at IL, dull but steady, closing dull.
Sales, 800 bales. Closing quotations were
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

No change TO report, 6 per cent. discount
being the ruling rate, per cent. ia special
contracts. Nothing doing in securities.
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contracts. Nothing doing in securities.
February 1st................s 1927 o 42sl6 Il
sa%e s Se last Ee Sesf as q isss g
same week last year 6le576 is 136,soo o5
Exchange on New York buying at l dis.
count, selling at premium. Eastern cotton
bills buying per cent. discouut, selling at
par; aud exchange on New Orleans / dis.
count buying, and par selling.
Bank stocks-Bsnk OF Commerce, I35:
First National, 1026110; German Nation al,
200(92l0; Manhattan, 160@170; State Ma
tional, 122@l25; Union asd Planters, 135
Railroad stocks-Mississippi and Tennes-
see, 60@65; Memphis aud Charleston FIRST
mortgage bonds, u, 1l2(9l16; do. recond
mortgage bondS, rs 1855, l02910S; do.
consols, 1079l09; Memphis and Little Rock
FIRST mortgage bonds, g.. 100; Mississippi and
Tennessee consols, A, 124; do. 3, ITO.
ceilaneous-Mercbants' Storage and
Compress Company, new issue, 100; Mem
phis Gas stock, 80; do. boud-, 97@1O0; Mem
phis Water Company, bonds with accrued in
teresf. par; stock, 100; Memphis city bonds,
old, 80; compromise bonds, So; coupons from
old bonds, 80; from compromise bonds, go;
ledger balances. %; judgments on coupons
and bonds, 30; paving indebtedness, 25;
Shelby county (Memphis snd Ohio railrosd)
g., 50; warrants, 98@l00 bid-none on the
market; Missi,sippi levee bonds aud coupons,
District No. ], ll9l21; do. scrip, 12(9l2t;
Bank Of Tennessee notes, new issue, so;
Uriitenden county ARK wsrranls, 70; do
Desha county, So; do Mississippi county, So
BY telegraph.
New YoRK, February Mooney, 81 I'd per
cent; clos 3Ca4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 52t96 per cent. Sterling exchange
bankrrs' bills 6rn, 4S3; demand, 4s4s.
B0nds-GovefnmenIs Irregular. Railroad
bonds irregular. A fair volume Of business
in Texas incomes Rio Grande division) was
quoted, ex-inieresi
Stocks-OSiDg TO decline in all Van
der bilt stocks and in Denver early in the
morning, the market became weak. The
decline continued until about 2:l5 o'clock,
when the market became steady and there
was fractional improvement; but The net
result of the days business was decline Of
492 per cent, as compared with the closing
prices last night, the greatest decline btiug
on Omaha preferred 2, Northwestern IL,
Like Shore II, Michigan Central ], North.
err Pacific {, and Union Pacific per cent.
All other stocks were only fraction lower.
Closing quotations
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OF orders. The general tone OF the market is
better, and miscellaneous shipments are alike
in larger number and quantity. Wooden
goods in wider inquiry, with business follow
ing oil increased proportions. Summer and
gsuze underwear in wide distribution.
Bleached and unbleached hose and half
hose in steady request, but fancy hose quiet,
except for special styles in better qualities.
Fl2nDels in assortment demand of the season.
Dress fabrics of all kinds are sharing much
attention, with good 5ales. GiDghans in
steady assortment request, bat selections
show prefereBce for best makes. Prints show
steady inquiry, bat much preference is given
beat makes and styles.
PETROLEUM MARKETS.
CoAL-On-Wholesale tote, l6c per gallon.
PITTsBUBG. February I.-Pelroieum dull;
united certificates weaker, closed al 81 OF 3;
rein ID. 75H472c. PhilsdelDhia delivery
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ASktu IEX-luLereSt.
aggregated S4O,OOO shares, as

LONDON, February I.-Consols, 102 / is;
accounts, 1902 5.l6; new 5, extended, Jos;
Illinois Central, 5li; Pennsylvania Central,
62s; New York Central, 100; Erie, 40s
E re SECOND, 99i; Reading, 2S4.
New ORLEANS, February 1.-Exchange
steady and unchanged.
PARIS, February 1.-Rentes, IF. 90c.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-31

Druggists take Vegetfne
 and Recommend 1t.
 H. R. Stevens, Boston I have been selling Vsgetine ever since 1t into exiLtenoe, and have recom- mended 1t to my customers. have tried it mysel ind 1t great blood purifier and renovator of the system. M M. SALMON. Druggiet,
 Burlington, Ia.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-31

and are interesting as products Of the best literary ability In college. The leader on the progress of Liberalism in the faculty, and memorial poem on T. G. Lawrence are espe- cially noteworthy.
 R. 0. Rogers 's3. has published book of poems under the title 'sRetrOspeet and other Poemsp
 The juniors and sophomores have voted to substitute Bible study for the regular Tues- day evening prayer meetings. The seniors will take to the old plan.
 The Hyac, sailed by H. s. Yale, 's5, and the Frolic, sailed by A. A. Crane, '85, will sail a race in the harbor this afternoon for the challenge cup. The start will De from ojF Long Wharf at 2:3o o'clock @
 The football team have arranged to play the University of Pennsylvania team on the [ 10th of November and the Michigan univers- 1 ity on the 14th aSska
 The Bicycle club held meeting last even { ing and decided to procure club prizes. They will have 8 supper Friday night.
 The Chess club has been broken up for | lack of support,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-31

ei particles. But ii, a modern filter more perfect work is required. and another effect produced, in order that water containing ob- jectionable matter in solution should be rem dered fit for drinking purposes. Many per sons when they see water quite clear seem to imagine that it must be in good state for drinking They should remember, however, that many snbstances which entirely dissolve in water do not diminish in clearness. Hence $ clear bright water mays despite its cleax- ness, be charged with g poison or substances more or less injurious to health such, for instance, as soloble animal matter. To make perfect flters which should have the double action of arresting the finest suspended matter and removing the matters held in solution, and the whole to cost but little and capable of being made by any houseWifes has been the object of my study for many months, and, after many experi- ments and testing various substances in my combinations, suggest the following plan, which find gives very perfect results, and will cost couple of dollars:
 | Purchase 8 common galvanized iron pail, which costs fifty cents. Take it to a tin shop and have hole cut in the center of the bot tom about the size eff a fve-cent piece, and direct them to solder around it piece of tin about three-fourths of an inch deep, to form a spout to direct the flow of water down ward in uniform direction. Obtain about two quarts of small stones at 8 store in Mai den Lane where material for roofing is sold i, | after good washing place about tive 1ncnes
 of these at the bottom of the pail to form a drain.
 On this place partition of horse-hair
 cloth or Canton flannel cut to size of pail On this place a layer of animal charcoal, Sold l at the wholesale chemists in William street as bone-black at about ten cents a pound. Select this about the size of gunpowder grains, and not in powder. This layer
 should be three or four inches. 4 second
 partition having been placed, add three inch es of sand, as clean and fine as possible.
 Those within reach of glass makers should
 purchase the sand there, as it is only with
 that quality of sand that the best results can
 be obtained. On this place another parti-
 ton, and add more fine stones or shiDgle-
 say for two or three inches. This serves as
 weight to keep the upper partition in place.
 Your filter is now complete, but not req
 dy for use. However careful yon may have
 been in washing the material, residue oi
 ally washed through. For this purpose pas
 as much water as possible through the ht ter the first day without using 1t. The mex
 day it will be ready for use, and, if my diree
 tions have been complied with, filtered watel l will always be at command, not only freed
 from all suspended substances, but from colo
 due to matter held in solution having been re | moved. found that the yellowish color O
 Oroton water, which is very difficult to re
 move, was entirely absent in water passet through my filter. To test this, water mus be filled up in a large white porcelain basin In this manner the color of Croten water l plainly visible in contrast with the white china
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-31
'iMosQUITo." :"
HaA "--A-

Mrs. Hobson, who with her two children has been spending the summer n-town with Mrs. P. B. Orcutt, returned to her home ID New York yesterday morning. MT. and Mrs. Orcutt anticipate starting next week with their horse and carriage for two weeks trip through New York State, visiting friends at the Catskill Mountains and elsewhere.
 Mrs. Alfred O. Linsley leaves this week to join her husband at Billings, Montana Terri tory, where he has been engaged in business during the summer She will be missed by quite circle of friends who much regret to have her leave them.
 The ladies' benevolent society holds It's first meeting with the elected officers at the residence of Mrs Catherine Barnes at North Hill on Wednesday, the day being changed on account of the preparatory lecture of the church occurring on Thursday.
 Mir. Robert Smith left last night for tour through Vermont in search of cattle Those in need will look with interest for his re- turn.
 The board of registration met at Linsley' Hall yesterday and qualified ten men to vote next Tuesday, making thirteen in all.
 Those in charge have decided that biscuit, bread and bntter, tea and cofeland coldsmeats must be the bill of fare at the Sunday school convention on the 14th of next month. Moth ing more elaborate will be allowed. 0ctohaT~
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state UOrrespondence.
sfrnfor,i.


 Republican caucus Saturday night. A new Syphemore.s e.signal has been placed at our depot.
 Rev. Sylvester Clark, of Bridgeport, ex- changed pulpits with Rev. Arthur Sloan on Sunday last.
 The Rev Dr. Phelps, of Hartford, occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sun day last.
 fashionable colored wedding took place ! at the colored Baptist church last week. Mrs Elmer Beardsley has accepted an en- gagement as organist of St. Peter's Episco- pal church, Milford.
 The Rev. Joel Ives, the new pastor of the Congregational church, is moving into the CongreeationaI parsonage. A lecture was to have taken place last eVen- | ing in Masonic Hall, but was postponed un- l til Wednesday evening. l The Right Rev. Bishop Brewer, of Mon tana, will preach in Christi church on Mon- day evening, November 9th.
 The Rose Clark Amber case has again been revived by murder sensational detec- tive story now being published in weekly story paper. ;.
 The funeral of the late Captain D. Pulaski Benjamin was largely attended from Christ church yesterday afternoon, the Revs. Ar l thur Sloan, D. 0. Webster, D. D., George Johnson, William H.. Benjamin and G. Pot ter officiating His remains were buried be- side his wife, who died forty years ago, in the old Episcopal burying ground. | Oct. 30.
 | GFNEoSorrrrr
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-31
Yale News.

 The Townsend subJects-The Yale Lit.-
 Yacht Races To-Day.
 Friday the subjects for the Townsend com positions will be given out. 4 committee of three will select from all the essays handed in by April, the six showing the most ability, and of these the piece delivered in the best manner will be awarded the Deforest gold medal, valued at one hundred dollars.
 Professor Dana will take the seniors on 8 geological excafsion to Middls.oWn oday starting at 1920 o'clock. Those who go will be excused from lectures A In football game yesterday between the residents of Farnam and Durfee the latter won by score of one goal to nothing. The winners will play team from the Cold brick row."
 Owing to the large amount of new matter the Pot Pourri will not bs issued until the 17Eh. It will contain fourteen cuts which have never before appeared.
 The football team will play game with Rutgers next Tuesday on the ball grounds in Brooklyn.
 The first Lit. for the year will appear this morning. The editors have taken unusual care and time with it, and have succeeded in making it the best number which has been issued in long time. Contrary to an opiu- ion which has become prevalent of late, the contributed articles are thoroughly readable