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Copying space over contract, ard when large type IL
required 10 be used ur the advertisement kept on the
inside of paper.
"a Yearly advertisers viii De charged extra al
regular rates, for Wants, Rents, Removals Co-Psrtner-
ELips, Notices. To Consignees, etc.
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PAPER only, or at irregular intervals in either Of the
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every insertion.
~ Announcing Candidates for State, County and
Hauicipsl Offices $ each, 20 be paid in advance IN
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DEARING & WETHERLLL.
335 Main Street,

mGmphis-----.------ -----.--.--I Tennessee
lust RECEIVED
SuIphuriC Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots SBUG,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LiGSe8d OH,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
ArteSian Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
EPSON Salts,
Sal, Soda
DEARTNG a. WETHEELL5
og1lasw 1876 Main street,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GuNSMTTHs WANTED.

yETANTED, immediately, % work in the Confederate
w Amory Shop, in this city, a number Of GUN
SMITHS. None but competent workmen need apply
aid 90 all such liberal wages viii be paid and 9 sleaay
s--,-st IN WIN. X. HUNT,
- T4utqiu of Ordnance.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FOR 1854 AND 1852!
Memphis and New Orleans
PACKET N

TyHE splendid boats of this new line viii IT, =
1 leave Memphis for New Orleans on E4
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUR @
DAYS.
TUESDAYS PACKETS
Rcpublic..--.Ca Capt. =. u. Clark.
G'riuc OF Wales -----------y2p" Lee
THURSDAYS PACTEETSI
Holm Simonda----- Capt. =. e. Hicks.
Edward =. Capt. VIM. Wray.
SATURDAYS PACKETS!
Mary e. E[cane-.-C Capt. Richardson.
VIM. M. NIOrrisOn----I. 67 Newell.
These boats connect 10 Memphis with The railroads
from that poiIt on their respective days. Leave Mem
phs Immediately on the arrival Of the Memphis and
Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroad trains. Pas
senBers can arrange their arrival SO as 70 avoid delay at
Memphis longer than business or pleasure may require.
For freight or passage apply on board, Cf 20 agents.
JAMES T. BOURNE & co,
No. 3 Madison street
TUOS. i. WILLIAMS s. CO, urawrLas
No. 3 HOwards Row. ~
JOHN y. HIDE & Co,
Caics under ST. Charles Hotel,
sells New Orleans.
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ENCTNES FOR SALE, For CASH.,

TWO LEVER ENGINES, with two good, double
i hued Boilers, with or without a doctor. Dimen
sIons; Boilers thirty feet long forty two inches in di-
ameter cylinder four feet ten inches stroke and twelve
and a half inches in diameter. All good and in nearly
perfect order. For farther particulars, apply to
J. ]. LOVIN.
no5-Imt DeSoto street.
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Worsham House !
VVhi1e winter seed Oats.

tFEW sacks just received and for sale By
a r. G. CRAIG, Scotsman,
90 dav Coz. Second and Union SITS, hemphiS
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SUGAR.
10000 LARGE AND SMALL
GUNNY BAGS FOR SALE

4 LSO, sIarge quantity Of Scrap Brass and Copper
"A Pig Lead and Slab Zinc. For sale by
PHILIP MCGUIRE,
IGs. I55 and los Magazine street.
fe,O3m New Orleans.
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SUNDRIES.

"a CASkS London AIsI
~ 20 casks London Porter,
100, 600 Cigars, assorted;
- barrels Old Apple Brandy, /
5 barrels Old Peach Brandy, NJ
% eighth casks Cognac Brandy, \
20 quarter casks
l pipe Old Cognac Brandy, 1 pipe Holland Gin
IS baskets Piper Hsidsick Champagne,
Is baskets imitation "
5 barrels No. 3 Mackere!r
100 barrels Louisville Cement
so boxes Telegraph Matches, 2 cases Eutmegs,
10 baps Black Pepper, 20 r. Ginger
100 bags Extra Flour 80 boxes Smoking Tobacco
SO barrels pure Bourbon Whisky.
sen FLOURNOY a. CRAWFORD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

MoUND CITY FERRY
NARK z. CHEEK.

rsEFE ARB r. CHEEK has been rec s.zs
4 painted and the cabin enlarged. She 1870
viii run f0 connection with the NemphisE
aud Little Rock Railroad. and 90 suit persons who wish
.a uatTar.za the Mound City H0te'.
She i"av-E Mound City daily Sundays excepted az
G90 and O. A. a., and az 1880 and 4 p. "a.
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays e~ycgptodJ at Z and
1880 A. IT.. and al 3 and p. "a.
The ladies are particularly invited, assuring them the
kmLe-r attention.
~ All that is received after paving expenses, viii
be given 10 aid il carrying on the war.
MOB JAS. p. BARTON & co.
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G AND MOLASSES!

IMPLY HOGSHEADS and one hundred barrels for
CHARLES s. SHARP,
At Frank Smith s. Co.'S,
Bradley Block.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
90 Cct.
Gonses an0 farms Doanteo.

ENARN .WANTED--Of from 10 to 40 acres.
Il with plenty Of Ft sni drsics modern Bouse located
siIff al ennneciog with Ne Work Ad.
immediately stating Cash and particulars, b.,
Tribute Otce
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
1904 THE PENNSYLVANIA S6I
COl CENTRAL RAILROAD. 4OOA
GREAT poUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE

GREAT nOUbLE-lhAth hOC NJ
This capacity Of tue Road equal 10 al " ,ne e9unS
A"' 5HE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 rhE "EoE.
once No. As,or House sern-s o 'essy'e A..
Facilities fr tas transportation oi fs.srf.i. 90 ~
On ,.n att Chicsgo ST. Louis, ~ Psni hssh'he Ms"Psc
Ns~.trIe - aIa an other towns Ia the "s NoI.r
, are for speed and 'mie' % ~
a, af Cana
IsnJstS Mornng EIpress. a N; h'enhs LI.fsa'
NJ s,, A, .. n from placs. vi. Asen:own. =
virs At Psbusn u sexs day, aud s'ni rcans 'nSs VIZ
sl..rtns sud snollns cars ill the usins
E.,. swa,S as low aud the tnss as Gsek, ny saI w"
route. =, ,..,.,.n, -. As fb,yu1sf
10 ayd fon any pit the RsiTc-ds 81 ONO n
I,so, nlinos Wisconsin. Iowa o. Mi-rosn ~ 80 =
ROAD pIRECr. OF to any por, on the n~'ss'"
he Wet by steamers ffcui Phtsbnieh .. 49, Wa bv
The ru 90 of Freisht end from EY P'se' 70 voc a. -
~. sns.ylssnia Railroad al tunes a. fas"se o.
,rsry,, b, other Esaro.d Compsn~s Msci sns ~. 80 60
-, ei,,t,s,inr tie port. Of tbsf rel, D. 70
iAuv ear leiy With coud-nce on We l~eay ~
~ 4. tomoapy ass maintain an t.sfsdsS "sS ~
I'm live by st.ch paras. sngrsfg Me.~ s<1e
eh-a, saa confo,tshls mode Of convey anes y ""'
l. IILIUTr Psssspser Agent No. ! A's''''
ITECH 4 co., Freight s,ses. 9Th wEssas2
No As,or House. AID 70 r.sssseu~
MCDONALD biseho'r' H ka Batesy peee
yNocH LEWIS General snp'I An..->
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

A TLANTlC SAVINGS BANK, Chatham
~ .on.re tfor.y DEPOSITED on on BEFORE
2OI II JANUARY DRAWS INTEREST (5iX Per Cent on
.un.. o : 800 aud ued-rl As FROM FIRST.
Ths bn bas received during S- ps-t year So 81 81
rHAS II has PAID otr. NJ u VAN FELL,
JosYrH y. CooP.H, Secretary. PIrsidrnt
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financial.

YxtozASr INDrsrHiAL SNNss BAss'
NFw.Yoss. Dee. n lbL
DIvIDEND NOTICE.-Dcp".lior. are hereby
DnsI6-d inst a sFMEkSSuL DitiptSO At as
al e1 -tx rHR ctsT pc- on sn 90 Hs OF 80"
and nader sud PIVE rRk CfN1. ON .l 'am' over *Ss.
Ac aha have been dep site a. Ices, three mon'"' ON "
lat d.y tnuafy vii be pad 10 dep0'it on sbS
Alter MONDAY. January 20. A.. 4,
ia,-.t 10, esa lor will be carried to tho credit 81 Dc
po,irrs pfrripI. . a
n m Al 40 81 JEsmb-fs ,asf - BfosiGay.
JOSEPH STUART, Prssi1ent
PYrEx CNEEAR, AccountsnI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

PmILADkLrnA Asp RssprSo RstLHolD Co, }
Office No. ~. south sih st.
PHiLADiIPIlIA, Dec 20 1851,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer
~ Boss ~ the stock Df,bs ompany VIII be closed On toe
st lust aud v be reop-ted on be- ifh Of JauusN next
n,d.. n c.t6c.t.- that been dchsf ,ed FROM ths
Ec. tb. taps vgenca, pariiculury
anr,d have them r-git.sed the irans-r Books 70
~ ib tnsy Lsys bsen tranicrfed rri,r 20 the 3lst in
5. BRADFORD Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
Professional Noiires.

nR. HOMER BOSTW!CK viii continue the
Prac. Of lis Proie tos aud give especial s',endop '
oyer iy. Surgery, Drs'~ oi The Throat consnmpiop Fe
sle Cpnol.nts and Neyous Debility (inp tency vi
by Youthful indi.c eion Nr b.. book this tter snbjs
with young sd bs!ore after nisnisZr
and shoud pys,es. this valuable book Fro the Bosion
Medical snd Surgical Journal Iice a II ms, be had at NJ
Office, No & Ess' 2 tx doors west ~ BIoidwsy os
RlCHARDsON'5 Eookao,e. No. bes.y st. and VI GOD
shEN's ko asi Drosdwsy. Office hoprs ho,n until u
N aud fou go D. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

CsSA PlANo-FORrES. StjE)
- IsSVs We are nosy ellie % offer the W ttSOs
puD Tine new 5.octavs riANO FOnrE fnil 100 iIsne
ov.!.srnng rosewood warsn'sd for hye ysals Tor
80 ra.h and rich Iaiux cs.ea with carved leg. anu Sre
irou rs 80 4 od sork sni s Al a. ba' beeb
,od for 100 or 500 he Old methods Of miouscivrns
We wsrfsL stand u tr. b.cs tban an ria,
ale Ne invite oil to 's.iniie these uc~ isst,snsnts
our factory eoIusr Canal apd udscn SITS Newi ork
GROvBjrEEN HA IL.
wonll sIyise my fiends ond s IL want of good ,up
.,s,ti.i Pi.uo % rr,uins OlloNESfEEN Hale, ~"
-u, Pianos have had th- the past year o. more
- P.,o, u different u,.k-r. and these stai Ia tu"e
w., ,h,n .y ever saw. the t.ncn and iyrs are hne--
'a ''''' J PgIEsTLY. New'iors-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
urw-voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. DECEMBER sO 1861.
MERCHANTS BANK. YORK. Tho

MERCHANTS BANK, NEW-YORK.-Th
1Vl hoidsrs Of this institution hereby notified bat
Is ELF ClION for DIRECTIONS fer I, ensttpg yer sud
for NSP ECTORS of the then Flee n will be hid n
the Bank iouse on TUESDAY, the h DAY Vt January
!. D. yERNiLYE Cashier.
MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No.
-Nl 3i,y opp sit, ,hs COOPER INsTITUTE Drc-t1-
b, f28 is5l-SiEREST ON DEPOSITS at the rate Of SIX
PER CENT GER sums of 800 sd unoer
sui st FlVk PER GIN 3J viii be payable
on a. after the och January
Dividend. drawn will bear interest from lst January
sane a deposit.
BANK OPEN DAILY. from a. M. 10 2 p. M, sod on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, AID SATURDAY from , 70
y. Ia. IHOuAo D. SllLLAhS' IeHoon'-
Isaac r. Smith. Secrstsr5.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
CDWARD II. DIXON, N. d.. Editor of The

~ scao.l - operating and Consultl,x Surgeon. No 4.
'thss D'ic- 'nsuisoss the ob,curr diseases
the pssic csfa. Rupture Pies vsricoces and tsuili
rsdcaly .ured without the knife lsstufs Oce hour.
Ion - o. 10 :, aad 7te sveHiagA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
TMpORYANT FREIGHT NOTICE.

WTNIEW .
THE PEOPLES LINE in couneci'y With the HsyiPa
R,iosd have arranged for tho sn,poston OF ieisn -
tween aud Albany Guig The close Of g4vig %
the Hud.on River Frr ght for aud The West sa kEM "
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD and connections ~ih be Is.
ceiyed and delivered the docks of the PEOfLhs In
Or STEAMERS, foot of Counlaudi ct, s ia Ssnm
There will iDtcr ION at the close OF sgsfu TIE
~ &c M be as b, any other All consgurpens
on the West should be nsd. the PEOPLES LI.E
h. fetofore. p &. Smith. Ageo, People, Lias.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

10 IRELAND, &c.-TAP-
~ scOTI 20 cortinse 10 drris s' they ha,e DON
f liz nast ~ yvs y-sa fcse wishing % frIsd money
20 ,lr,r ,,iends eai be supplied with drls or sn5 nnon
u,yshl. on demand aas part of Great bhain OF feians
by applying te old esisbsAsd place oi pnshv' No' ~
south o.. N-w ok.
DASSAGE 10 LIVERPOOL.--Ihe spiendni
4 uiNh .,,.u,hip DANA~CU5 John n shell esq, Com
pspd. a. Iier N0i ~ r., will l Tor Live pon rirre' o"
Jsn T. Ibis vesl seAt isvotr In the N'daerranesn as
p sengsr ,hp and vry sIei'r scc r'oauuols 70
hfst-cla pslsr, gers ohly. a =
A lmi,.l pumber will he taken \ The lows.t mites
Aruly 10 ROWLAND x AsllNWALL
"fP' NJ 81 soatb.st
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

WINTER GARDEN.
w FAREWELL WEEK
of thoss d;rbtf drf egt,rs of Irish Gul Yankee fs
Mr. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.
The Msnsgcn ent has with rgtl TIE oWhgso
.rrsrru.r,s a.. pre-, t nu-t n1siyely DO iAs
FAREWELL WEEK
of an engagement = psraiieed for --.,o
" =" BRILLlANCy AND SUCCESS
The bite sboad therefore, not mics the leo reHhni"f OF
poure. Of witp ssng he cDsrung performance, 81 ih'.
un,iVaed atisia o. MONDAY will be pfeseutrd OIL 81
/. THE NEW SPECTACULAR DRAMA
Of
THE LAKES or KILLARNEY.
O. PADDY'S BLuNDSR.
g. THE MAGIC JOKE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

NEW.JERSEY RAILp0sD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPBIA aud The SOUTH sad "EsF via 'hhs
srd la a. w.. !, d suJ n D "a Fas ~ IN onsh 'icsso
fr The ou'h sndWsst cad Trough hsep'ee ceecked
A. M apa u aud u ~. trsiss
J ~. WOODECFF Assi 'tant suf erir'end.nt
No baggage will receyea for tT9s uul--s drssssse
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

SAVINGS BANK,
Corner 3Ia and l5th-st.
CUArTt ~ 1880.
SIX PER CENT lNtEREir allowed on AL 'uT' from
On, bella 10 On. TnoasAnd Dollar. - . . .
DEPOSITS WILL DRAW lsIEkESF FROM fllssI W
JANUARY.
p.,t m. m s.l from 10 20 al on MONDAY. NEDNkS
mai .,d ATt' 'ItDAY EVENINGS fom D 10 3 o'clock
= Cnup, s-sy SPENCER h. GREEN, frest
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
Jn5trutllon.
Hlusieal gnstrnmrnts.

A VERY FINE-T0NED and finished 7-octave
~ PIANO FORTE fr .als a: slcrhce for cash ~ mss
all modern improvements fui uop frame, over'runs os
o4fv.d ees ac Itis fully wsfshtei Gail al no. I'J sd
I. Za-ay
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

Ill NY aud TROY, con
NORTH and WEST. Trains
From Cbamsersst
Fxpres.. 7 and II u. m, and 81
io aud 5p. m.
Troy scd Albany with sleep
irsc,rl. 1915 =. M.
PoushSe-p.ie train. at 800 q
IN. snd i2 IN. ana Gals p m.
Peca-kiH train, s:Ou p IA.
Slig Sing tain, 3;4o . ni'
5:I1 y. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

mTr opFONs AID ALEXANDRA oRjAES, snd
q GfIGEkfG Go CO ebraird hOllAN flAHoS' are 'ns
| in,,run,, nj. for pasf, snd churches nos la go a
-, ss.orn ,t eau lie the -foou no; so
kr~5a.v h. y.rn Grand snd brooue-sts, wich WA De
h ,sIv la. liz. Pianos and Nslod, ols, from
s.car ay as new and e;bodh nd 10 Let and rent so~e
n ua er, a, p-r agree Monthly Payments isseiS,o
it IN. T. me Sne.t Mn.: Mu,ic B0ks, and 81 Add o.
Music Mrrcn,ndi.e at war prices. PiAi' IN attendance
VII t-y new
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
OENTRAL RAILROAD of fNEW-JERSEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF OfNEW-JERSEH.-
~ From foot Of Coutisudt-st-CDHbect1g at H.mpsoa
junction with Deawa Lscs anna ard We'tero Rssss
sd at with Lehig Valley Bsirosd and les
ions forming direct line 20 Pittsburgh andtLs West wAsA
thsr
wfSTER RARRANGgME Sr-Comuencins Nov T. issl
- cave New-Yok ~ follows: .
UAERIspuRG LxPgE.s-At O. N. for Eaton, ResdanG
Po,tsyille Harrisburg Msucn CnuDa WI a'psrt. Ae.
Mail TRny--At a. N for Es,toD. " ster Dap, scranr
tor Great Bend. rittop, Wikesb IRE. Nc
l2s. THRog0H TRAIs-For Essto,. Msuch ChuEk WI
hsuspe,t, Reading Po,,sville. Hsuisbnrg, Sc
4r.a THRousn rRAIS-for Esston, Bethlehem AHen<ssA
and Ma1eh Chuuk.
s:.ep. ". WAY rRAIH-For Souerville-
spx WtsTgkS ExPKEss-For Patton Alsntows Rea1
irc Harhus Pi,,bogh aud the west Sleeping cass fs~
Je sey City thr. ugh 10 fir sUu IN -
ExPRkss ThsIS poK HAREisBrNe-Tte m EsF'es
Ttsiu from e~lo'k arrives at arbuIgs' p u csnnse-
q Fact and Nes. e@nus yvaDs Ceatr- Ne them
Central X roae North sni South and with the Camt1@
lsud ysl.y Rarosd. =,
Tmx TaAocsu ExPaEss TRAIN roH THs Wet essss
New.Yok st T. daily sundays exc.Pstl mskos cess
csubec ion a,bu with Peur syivsuil Rail- oad-whse -
change Pt burgh and but onr & ncin"sa AAa
Chicago. sour hours tine 10 saved Oy issine ihis rsn
Enl.BEraPoKT Asp Nav YORK fsRkl-Leave 49,.
Y, Tk from Piss No. North liver, a. s3a M l!;s JA
sId.;a, 2. rr..-
be bosis sop Bergen Poui ard Maissr Hsbot every
tip each way. JOHN Y. sithNo 9"i e.ihesaeee
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
Nsv.YoRx. Deo 2s, 1861.

vNVE UNITED STATES LIFE INS, RANGE
l coupANY viii nav the usual HA LR.YEARLf DiVi'
nFND of teres o. tie cspis TIL URSDAi at The rate
Of SEVEN PER CENT per aonuin
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

DOARDIAN, GRAY Il Co., No. 4oI Broad
- w,, are selling PIANOS very chrsp 10 accommodate
U,id.y purcha..u now scale 1t octave Piano Is "ueh
adnIi ed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

At MILL ETs MUSIC STORE, No. 39o
"A gROApvAY-MCSICAL PRESENTS 1his we'll
9wu ,tao ishm-ut. Of 81 yesr' sra Dig VII 81 n9nns
the ioiidty, hs inme;-e stock OF MU-iC ms MooIotL
IS,TKIJiESTJ Al the loves, prices for CASH Here Is a
-e opportuiy 20 bay useh hnsics Presents o. edieed
p.ices Country od,rs promptly hiled rs usual
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-25
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

N<~S DIR. KING, formerly of New York, for the
&kA<sc5 four ye>rs ofLousville, Kentucky, and who
devoted attention the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty yerr himself having attended to practice fer
many years. thousands he euAbed
all diseases private nature matter how ba6 they BE-
from njudiciouE medical from neglect their own
Dr. Kings Dispensary No. % Deadck street, between Cherry
and the Square, he all diseases Of private nature
oSoRHKA without naucous medicine Interference
from business
srRcruRFs old date, sGectuslly cured in few
days By an operation which pain Where structure
exist health enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
Syphilis with all diseases Of the skln growing out
lec or bad treatment edecusy cured in few days.
SEMN. WEAKNESS, particular attention having been given to
and all the consequences greTin out ot br3ught
on in many cases by The destructive habits OF ncenderate
Youths and indulgence Of the passions neglect OF
which will undermine he constitution, rendering the subject un
business society, AMI causing premature old age
be labor with dhculy oil the omD
nav rest assured ofimmediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. A King No ., Deaarck street,
Nashville will ha e1s medicine sent to hSir
address, necessary directions Strict Observed Ocs
hours o'clock in the morning until Bin the EVENING"
nsy23. lS59d&vly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-25
COMMERCIAL:
Monetary and Commercial.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April "a, 1851.
The demand for Exchange keeps pace with the
supply which under present circumstances must
necessarily continue light.
In New York on the 10th, at the first board, the
following sales of Tennessee per cent Bonds were
made $4,000 at 41sc IS, coo at 4Oc $4,000 at 4Oic,
q 600 at Ale, and $4,000 at 4Oac Virginia Bonds
sold as low as 3Sc, Mnsouris s9Ic, and North Caro-
linas 45c.
we heard Of small transaction in Cotton to-day
az otc. ms Is the only sale reported this week.
Mr.. A. HAMILTON sold SO hhds Tobacco to~dav at
the following prices: %, TO- IS, 6 so, S rs.
80, 90, 95 IS, rs, 10, 4 40, 41s,4 10 4 90
90, IS, rs. rs, 40, 60, 60, SIS, rs. 90.
50, go, 80, 20. s5, G., 2 so, 40, 50, 30
Is, 25, IS, Is, Is 10, 2 O5, 05, IS, 90,
80, 80, 90, IS, IS, IS, IS, It's, rs, rs,
70, 20, 20, 70. 10, S.. s., so, 60, &C,
| So, ! so, 40, and IS.
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CITY NOTICES.

A CHANGE.-We have this day sold to Mr.. F.
KLEIN our entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor goods He will continue the business in all
its various branches, and We ask for him liberal
share of the public patronage heretofore extended
to us. He has a very handsome stock Of spring
goods, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in all
articles Mr.. NJ. +. SELTz can be found at all times
in the house of his successor ready to settle with
all who owe. SELTz d HARRIS.
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DR.. R. RUSSELL, DENTAL SURGEoN.-Dr. R. begs
leave TO invite the attention of those interested to
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth, upon
vulanite as being infinitely superior to the old
method upon gold plate. Since introducing this plan
now over year ago-he has inserted more than
one hundred SETS the advantages of which for du-
rability, Ightness and purity abundanty testi-
fed by the numerous certificates. DR.. R. is contin-
ually receiving in their favor. CfRce No II Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations the mouth performed as
usual TmarchI7-tf
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Frela New York.

NEw York, April PA Washington letter says
Gen. Scott has ordered Fort Washington to destroy
the Secession batteries below Mount Vernon at all
hazards.
The steamer Yankee has arrived. She lowed the
Cumberland to Fort Monroe. The Pswnee had ar
rived there destined for Norfolk.
Ben Mccullough, with 1000 Virginia ns, were at
Alexandria. Monday.
1T is reported that the President told the Bali
more Delegates that if troops again INSTRUCTED
he would burn the city.
Four thousand barrels of -four, bound for Rich
mend. were seized at Georgetown, Sunday.
Washington letter says Col. Magruder, and
Lieutenants Butler, Jenifer, Crosby Hood Mullins,
and Lenox. and Capt. Jordan have resigned.
1t is rumored that the resi9nng officers will now
be kept or paroled.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 24-The ship Niagara from
Boston reports seeing on the 18th of March, lati-
tude 7O-l5, British ship abandoned with her bull
warks gone ard the sea breaking over her, On the
same day she the brig Baltimore, with the loss
of her forecastle off Hole Wall. She also reports
brig and schooner with their fore sails gone
The Davis Guards, of Louisville, arrived this
morning and were enthusiastically welcomed
Two companies of citizen soldiery have volun-
teered to go to Virginia
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RmIIY! KnllYI

A public meeting of the citizens of Williamson is
called at the Court House. at Franklin, Saturday
the 9th inst for the purpose of devising the best
means for the defence of the State of Tennessee.
The citizens are earnestly and urgently requested
to attend. Speeches will be delivered by JOHN
MARSHALL, DAVID CAMPBELL, W. H. HILL, VIM EWING
W. S. McLENoRE, ED. C. Cook, S. S. House, J. B.
MCEMEN and r N. EWING.
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Fran PhIlaaaInhia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Mai communication is
resumed in wagons between Baltimore and Havrs
De Grace
Martial law is proclaimed at Baltimore. All
places Of amusement and taverns are closed.