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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

MAGGIE MTroHELL--The thester going
public viii be glad to learn that this fsvorrte
actress win appear in the theater this evening.
The Maid wih the MtlkiHg Pail and Katy
O'Sheal are the pieces. Miss Peters will
give one Of her splendid dances.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

PARADED.-st. Patriek's day being on Sun
day, the festivities Of the occasion were held
yesterday. The Jackson Guards psradsd in
full uniform, and made an appearance that
was universally admired. With them the
Hibernian Mutual Relief society appeared 10
procession. Their fine appearances excited
considerable attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

NEw ORLEANS, March 49, Col. Ben. Nc
Cullough passed through Mobile on Saturday
last, for Richmond, Va, where he goesto pur-
chose arms for Texas. he will stop at Mont
gomery with a view to induce President Davis
to order a regiment Of mounted rifemen for the
protectinn OF the frontier.
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oVEEcHAEsED.-John Hastings was ysster-
day employed to haul som baggage In his sx-
press wagon from the Charleston railroad de-
pot to the landing. At the regular rates The
Job was worth about ssVenty-fvs cents, and
be charged two dollars. The recorder fined
bin five dollars for ovsrehsrging.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

lex, IcE.-Ths steamer Wiaehssfer, Captain
Algeo in command, arrived Sunday evening
with four large bargss, containing Eve thou
sand tuns ice, for Corey & Co. The via.
CHESTER left last night for another tow for the
same parties. Messrs. Cory & Co. are enter
prising gentlemen, and deserve the favor and
patronage OF the public.
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THE CITY TAXPAYERS AND THEIi


TEIE CITY TAXPAYERS AND THEih
WEALTH
The tax ledger in the controllers ofhee Shows
that assessments for tie present corporate
year, have been made as folloKsi
III taxpayers Of from $1,000 to 5000 s4i
Of from $4,000 to 5000 3sl Of from $1,000 to
$4,000; IA Of from $1,000 10 $4,000; 90 Of
from SIS 600 to 2 10000; 90 Of from $4,000 to
$4,000; 10 Of from $4,000 TO $4,000; 27 Of
from SIS. 900 to $4,000; 10 OF from $4,000 to
$4,000; 70 Of from $4,000 to $4,000.
Taxpayers OF $4,000 and upward, each are
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

No INeUEsT.-We learn from Esquire Nal
Tory that an application was made to hin
yesterday to hold an inquest on some bones,
supposed to be an Indian, which had been dis
covered by g,ms boys buried on the bluff be-
low Union street in a bark conn. The Squire
declined to summon a jury to pronesnes how
the sborigins esne by bis death.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

s5FERrN1EEDEET.-Itis With great pleasure
we learn that Henry Cofhn, Esq, formerly So,
psrintsndsnt OF the Memphis and Ohio railroad
hss been appointed superintendent OF the east
srn division Of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. The appointment is an excellent one
Mr.. Coffin has no superior in bis sphere. H'
Is energetic and indonitably industrious, but
kind, sfsble and obliging.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

RAN oFT.-By a singular coincidence two
horses ran of with buggiss yesterday on Front
Row, in opposite directions, crossing each
other. Tue horse attached to one Of the bug
giss, fell down opposite Winchester street,
smashing the vehicle the other brought bis
buggy in contact with a wagon nearly opposite
tie Exchange building, smashing It up and
throwing out the driver, Mr.J Woodward, and
young Mr.. FOwIkss. Nobody received sny
serious injury from the two estsstrophiss.
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surrender Of Fort brown and Rfns.
geld tBapFuckH.

NEW ORLEAEs. March 1s.-Adviees from
Texas state that Fort Brown and Rinegold
barracks have been virtually surrendered to
the Texan authorities. The entire evacuation
viii take place on the 2osh instant, when toe
Texan troops will take possession. These
troops have enlisted in the service OF the state
for a period Of SIX months.
A resolution passed the Texas State eonven-
ton u~nanimeusly rendering the thanks Of the
State to Gen. Twiggs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

t. Bohlsn, Wilson * Co.'s tow boat
Capfiol arrived last evening with fully eve
thousand tuns Of ice in tow, the largest ever
received in this city. The Capitol leaves to-
day again FOR The Illinois river for a similar
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T~oBAcCo-Ths market is active and Arm, with
greater d~ispositioa on the part Of brokers to sHsei pur-
'hases- me sales since eur last weekly report CON-
pri'' a hhds including I at 5N, , at s, 1 at 4. ? at5, )
EtA 2atb, atsH, 1at6, ist4K, 1AtsA, Izt2K,
l At6, l At 81, sa:I 4At5, alta, 2sts. 2G21; at
LAS, st6, n5s, iatE, 1atGX, Eat 81, ? ats,
md Al &c The weeks receipts comprise barely Is
hhds, and tbs above sales lssvs a very limited stock o.
faetors' bands. We amend our hEurss to correspond
with the recent Improvement ia prices ADD now quote
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

FIRES on SUNDAY NIaHT.- On Sunday
night the grocery of Mr.. Leonard, at the corner
OF Commerce and Third streets, was, with its
contents, consumed BY FIRE. It was a frame
building, and was speedily destroyed. Total
loss, sboai tEo thousand dollars. At one
o'clock IN the morning the carpenter shop Of
Ar. Kickoff, Oh Market square, the property Of
Mrs. Whitsitt, burst iato flames, which spread
to the residences Of Mrs. Hester and Mrs. Kahn.
From want Of ~eisterns the three houses we're
consumed. Prof. Hessing's house adjoining
was In great danger, but was saved BY the
efforts o. the hrsnen. A considerable guam
uty Of f%uEnlturs was got cut with the usual
Injuries. Mrs.. Whitsist had no insurance On
Der house Loss about Eve hundred dollsrs|
The other two dwellings belonged to Mr.. A.
kins. They we're not insured. The tvs fires
are, from several circumstances, believed
70 Be the hesnlt Of incsndisriSn.
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EDIToRIAL.-Wse hesr it stated that E. T
Weaver and Joseph Elan, Esqs, both Of the
late BaqHirsr paper OF this city, are about 10
revive and publish the weekly paper, until re-
Gently published at Prsntiss, Miss. We wish
them abundant success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

SEvEETEEE WATCHES FoUED. &c hiserl
Dyer Kiiak aHd Garrett, from SONS informs-
ton that tame to their knowlsdge, lay in
watch In Stewards ~briekyard last evening.
Two men at length approached one Of them
drew something from under The brick kiln.
The men were pursued, but could not be over
taken. The enc who bad taken 4 bundle from
the kiln thrsw it down in bis fight it proved
to be a handkerchief containing gold and silver
watches, TO the number Of seventeen. They
viii probably prove to be sone OF the property
stolen In the late burglsriss committed in this
city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

GREENLAw HALL.-In our description Of
Gresnla 5 hall, on Sunday, we failed to stat,
that the prOprietcrs OF the magnificent strue-
turs are J. o. & W.. B. Grssnlaw, Esqs., both
p~ublie-spirited and enterprising eenllemen.
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SWISS BILL RIEeERs-This interesting an,
talented troupe OF Musicians have hnishs,
their Cuban tour, and az tire close Of thsil
engagements below, will visit this city. They
are expected to open here on Monday next
Due notices will be given Of their sn'er-
~tainnentE
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RKeOTERIEe.- We are informed that Capt.
Price, who was recently stabbed in The breast
at our landing, is so far recovered that be win
take command OF bis boat the Ksaapha Val
ley, this next trip.
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YAeRANrs.-Thres vagrants were before
The recorder yesterday; ThoS. Beggs, Den 4
Hennison and Louis Landen the tive I 4
we're sent to the chain gang for tgsnty-thrJs
days each; The latter paid a fine Of ten dol.
lars. They were charged with being without
visible means Of support.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

GEo. McFApDES's FANCY GooDs-Attsn.
ten is invited to the advertisement OF this
gentleman, who proposes to dispose o. bis
stock Of fancy goods. We have had occasion
to look through his sore, and can assure the
public that they consist OF the freshest and
choicest articles in his line. Moreover, they
have been purchased cheap, and can couss-
quently be sold at low figures.
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Washington correspondence OF the
VII ruaraId-

New YoRK,. March ls.-The Herald's
Washington correspondent says: Lieut.. Pa.-
nam has arrived here with dispatches from
Col. Waite. The latter was concentrating bic
troops at Indianola. Lieut.. Thompson had
surrendered the military post under bis COM
msnd at Brazcs Santiago island. His eori-
nand consisted Of fifteen men only.
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me following is statement Of the weeks receipts Of
lsadias articles, as complied from the hooks Of the tx
ebnnr. ending AZ nom vssterdsv.

~OOrr0N-We closed eur last report on Monday, ilu
inst, when usdsr Che influence Of favorable asvioe'
from Europe and the South. the market was active Aad
Suoyaut At an advance OF Ee. Ga Tuesday there wa
another good aitendsnes Of buyers, and 1910 bales were
taksn a. sitter prices. On Wednesday the market
Opsaed with a brisk inquiry, and prices advanced an
ether Re on all grades, but thsrwesther subsequently
proving unfhvorabis, The days business was confined 70
1885 bales. Ga Thursday the steamship Rins was an
bounced with Liverpool advioss to the 2Tth, reporting q
quiet market and quotations barely maintained, while
some circulars stated 3 partial advance Of I'd. This
news belaE generally regarded As uHfavorable, the de-
mand was less active, but factors showed no disposition
to yield, and the day closed quiet, with salos o. IIs4 bales
On Friday, with : poor assortment Of desirable offerings
and uufavorAbls socousts from New Orleans, bot few
buysrs ssms forward and dealt to the extent Of only 500
bales. On Saturday there Ess a bsttsr demand, and
although factors eoptinuedFhm IN heir yIsws, about SEQ
bales changed hands, the better grades generally ccm-
handing outside figures. Yesterday (yondsy) there
was 4 fair degree Of animation In the general market,
and 724 bales changed hands, the market closing nrm at
quotAtiens. The days sales comprised ; bales at Sc, I
q TA, ] ats, ISL at 81, SO stS. 100 at *, SO at 10, q
rloz, 81 at 10 lis, 20 at 10. Iss at II, q at liz, and
50 atl2s. ThuIit will be seen that the weeks Business
comprise about so0o bales, taken about equally By sp.cu-
iaton and buyers for northern manufacturing account.
Referring to sosvs rsmirkS We now quote.
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nuRrr&o.nYiHl,-1ns so "a E.I;hs.
Kew Memphis Jail.
Time Extended for the Letting
OF the same.

nR0P0sALS will be received By the undsgsirn.i
II oommis.ioners5 appointed b. The County Oourt q
Shelby county ~ the smre q the srchiisct, James D
Coca, Esqr % The city Of Meuphis, until y o'elocE q
THURSDAY, the 2sth day Of kAreh, 1851, FOR building
jail on the north -Eest corner OF chirkssau aad Auatior
streets. IN fhe city Of Memphis, aeourding 70 clans nnt
specincatsdas on ale In his oflco.
Contractors VII be requirrd 10 give q bond fr doubis
ne auouHt Ct tbs centfacs, uith two approved sureu
fer the faithful performance Of the sane.
ne commissioners reserve the firht 70 relef AM
trader not entirely aatiafsctry 10 them.
On the csrtihcaie ard estiEate Of the architect. nav.
meut WI b. maas monthly IN the bends q sheifs
couutyi runninf one and Two pears, and bearing ak PEI
cest intererts retaining one-third Of the moathiy esu-
nate unit the nn9l ccmpleuoE Of the uork.
All further or erpianaiion viii be rlver
on application IN person. CT By letter 70 the arohitect. Al
bis once, corner q Man and Madison streets, Hsmphis
Tennessee. J. Y A. PETTIT,
A. n MONTGOMERY.
J. s. DICKINSON,
W =. KABEHR
J. Il. GOoDBET.
FnnHEM Enn-raNa-n-a
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The MAToRALTT.-Tbe list Of sspirants
increase daily; The following names have ap-
pssrsd in print in connection with this Office
Messrs. Flnnis, Dickinson, Park, Crews, Bar
bisre, Magsvney and Kirby.
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Lumber, Lumber

lust HEoEIvBD-I25 600 feet clear white Pine, I,
j ~ ? and , inches thick i50o 600 feet dried white
for building purposes, posts, etc; 4 general assortment
Of Fencing; 400, 900 sawsd ard cut Laths; 500, COO heart
Cypress half inch Shingles, and %. 900 Fire Brick, in
addition 70 oar already large stock Of Lumber, Doors
Sash. Blinds, etc which We will sell low for cash.
~mr4-Iv3dp-iHI7 NJ =. COCHRAN 4 BROS.
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Disastrous conrIagrations in New
nrnnanm.

NEw OuEANs, March ia fire occurred
yesterday in this city which entirely consumed
the ship chandlsrT establishment OF MessTs.
Smith, Cooper & Co., situated on Tehoupi-
toulas street. The loss is estimated al $780,
600, mostly insured. A large IRE also broke
out IN the fourth district which consumed from
thirty to forty frame dwellings, e~ntaiiing aloss
Of $4,000, barely covered by insurance.
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nirer IntnIIrencc.

ST. LOUIS, March IS. The Mississippi
river at this point is falling slowly. The
upper streams are also declining.
LOUISVILLE, March 1S.-Tbe Ohio river at
this point is falling, with S feet A inches in
the canal.
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GIVE learn that the engine houses OF the
No. 1 and No. 4 FIRE companies viii very likely
be sold 70 provide the mean Of paying for the
two new IRE steamers that are building for
this CITY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

DIsNrssED-Ws regret to have stated srro-
nsously on Sunday that Jas. Tsllmadgs, ESQ
the popular and Obliging agent Of TIE Memphis
and OaiO railroad had been fined at the re-
corlsr's court for selling without license. He
proved that be was r~eshiPPing goods 10 a per-
feetly legitimate mannsr, as the agent Of the
road, and Of eourBs the csse was dismissed.
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From the same soures we learn that Sl,5Sg-
600 Of the above is assesssduPon property held
and owned BY married and lsingle ladies (the
names OF the latter class, we understand, can
not be ascsrtsined BY bachelors, without a
fss) and that the sum Of $4,000 is assessed
upon property held and owned by free persons
Of color, eighteen in number.
For the above very entertaining statement
we are indebted to the city controller, W. o.
Loalnd, Esq. It affords 3 proof OF the accuracy
and clearnsss Of the city ~aeeOunts..as kept in
In bis offee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19

CRIMINAL COSRT- S. B. Jones, formerly
conductor on the Ohio railroad, was on trial
at this court yesterday, on the charge Of run
ming an engine over a little boy and killing
him =
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gatcst Sirius By GeIssrark.

ITslgropSe neus TscsiBed ap 70 The time q
pu5iishingih The sStSiag paper, aOiH Be fouad sHssr
he head Of e SammCTy," on The seeozd page
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Louisiana state ConventiOn

NV ORLEANS, March 1S.-In the conTen-
tion to-day an ordinance was introduced to
submit the permanent constitution Of the Con-
federate States to the vote Of the people for
ratification, and was defeated.
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Mo Great 5000

THERE is no disease without Its attendant inhamna-
tion. To subdue the Inflammation is The nrst thing to
seoonpiish. In burns sealds, bruises, as extsrnals,
aud piles, rheumatism, ETC., as Intervals, apply at oncs
DALLET's NAGIOAL III EXTRACTOR. This all
healing, aii-pOwsrful ~antidOte, instantly Allays iHaAm-
nation. and oensequentIs strikes at the roo, Of this dis
ease. A cure now IS at onse effected.
For ssls In New Orieaas, wholesale and retail By
J.. RIG h CO.,
81 AID Isl ohartres street
Sole agents Tor tAs Southern States, and to whom a
orders shouls he asarezaas fe77-davfm
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ny virtus Of a deed Or truEt. to ne szezzfsd By Mar
% cus :. Wright, which Is recorded Ia the ReEister's
sHca o. Shslby county. ~ Book No. ~, pagsa as, S16
~ 81. Ehich b uade 10 secure a certain note therein
described. I viii On he 18Th DAY OF APRILs A.. D.
les1. proceed to aau to the hlEhes bidder for cash, the
- sstsfa desc fhtd 10 such trzz deed, VIZ: A Tot of
isra sitsare, lying and belns IN the county q shelby
Ard stats O. TeuisEsss. described as follows. Beginning
Al fhs north-Wc6t corner Of Tennessee Ead webster
street, In the Ove4ton division, adjoining ths city Of
Memphist running thence north With Teuaeasee street
one hundred and dfiy feet to a siakss thence west one
hundred and freuiy-fFe feet 10 q stake the1ce Eouth
one HUNDRED an3 dsy fees to . stake In webster streets
thence east one hunffe "a snd twenty-five Sect 70 ne be-
rsunfref being The SINE conveyed 70 ms b. sa c deed.
The right Of rsfem5ll1n ts waived IN such trust deed.
sale 20 take uiacs % the Southwest corner Of Court
souars, IN ne ey q EBuphis, within the usual ho1rs
mFii-td ". =. R0GRRs, Trustee.
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New OREEANs, March 18.-The bark H. A.
Stephens, which arrived at this port to-day
from New York, reports seeing, on the 4th
inst, a large black ship aehore on the South
Chandleur. Name unknown.
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6omnertial Glattsrs.
wEEKLY RrpoRr OF THE MARKrr.


fphKfsHEo FRoA TEE M~ERcHANTs
MEMPHIS March ~.
lNorr--fhe qusisaoss siveH IN the hliovips re
view, It must Be uaaersteOd, are wholesale priess
except whsrs Otherwise noticed; AMI that in all case
in ne nliing It mali orders, higher rates VIII Be
eharted.l
The cotton season is gradually drawing to = elsse, and
businssAiz that dspartmsnt is contraeanr % the sup,ly
On sale disainishssi nssersAsisss ws havs 70 notes =
brisk demand dcring the greater part Of the week now
aadsr review, uf,ha nsrksiimprovsnsnt in Al grades
Our informAtion from She cotton predicting regions sd-
jsesnt % Hsnpsis-sspseiaiiy iioar ns lines Of our
various taiIvays and water cyuFsos-ls 70 the eject that
me sispis hss nearly al BEEN sent to market, aud that
a comparatively email amsnas get rsmtins 10 GEMS for
ward. A<srlsy o. essiss have contributed % produce
shis result, nnons vhleh mar be notissd the shoriness
o. ihs crop; ts early ~periodat which it mstufsdj the
pnususliy favorable character Of the weather thrsush-
sut the season for picking hsuiinE and sending to
martsti the fact that prices have generally ruled hiEh
and that factors hava ~uafornly been fres sellers. As
also The oootrorlinE inaasnos exercised By ths PoiidssI
troubles 81 he day, IN view Of which planters hastened
their crops forward in orIer to realise open them prior
e the occurrences Of an actual crisis In public aaairs.
Under these eiroumstsneaa IL Is nss surprising that dsT-
ing the early part Of The season the deliveries exceeded
thess Of any preceding year, while at the Gloss tAoTs is,
aad win doubtsss ooniinae to be, slight decrease as
compared with last year. The total decrease In receipts
At all fbs ports. up to iss latest dates, is within 3 fra1-
tion Of sso.oco tales. Of whiea, A. viii be seen from
another part Of fhia report, but a small Emcuut. com
p~aratvsly E~Pslklng. IL observable here at Memphis In
the tnhAoeo market We have to report increased auimA-
tion, and 4 further advance in prioesi while sour, corn,
sfaia Of al kinds, and up-oountry prodaos Esner-
hsvs beer more suiet win prices in fsvsr Of
ssllFrs. Groceries and provisions ~soutinue arm and
zotivs. Some Of It's rivers are rsoedinE slowly. but all
s~1uiiaue in gooi boating order, sid as yet there Is no
lselias in receipts from these sources.
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES FOR THE PAST
WEEK.
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HOaIOVay's Pills and Ointment.
D~IPTHEKIA.-In the most virulsnt s,SEss o, this ma
ugnant disease Of the throat, these medicines szpsri-
snesd the most successful rssults-whils Thousands sue
embed to the viOlsncs Of this disorder, not > single de-
cease oocurred rnous those who used these remedies,
thus presenting an "oasis" Ct practical experience,
md the desert OF death Of speculative theory. The
Royal College OF Surgeons awarded then the palm Of
victory as the only antidote for this distemper, BY intro
duoins them into the new edition Of their phsrmAeslo.
gia- In seArlstiaA, humps, ote., they are equally N
caeious.
Sold By androsgists. stssc., sac, and 81 per box.
mrfs-dtwnwT-
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To the Aged.

We would impress on them the sctusl necessity Of some
restorative or gentle stimulant, and We sould not con
eeive Of anything better for hat purpose than tsat we'll
known tonic, the unrivalsd HIGHLAND BITTERs.
Prematurs decay, whether the result o. intense Hppli-
cation to business, free living, or any other exhaustive
cause, may be checked and the physical and mental en-
ergies restored 70 their original yisor, " a persevsring
nse Of this u~ncqualet restorative. The stopping frame
may Be- straightened, the trembling nertes quoted. and
ths whole mu eular system brsesd By this powerful
scent. II seems rot eay to purge tAs inIsr5ai organs
Of ell impuritisa, but to infuse iato every nsrs q new
principle Of vitality. Let no. the sies say thst thsig
constitutions are broken down. until they have tested
the rsnoyatins properties Of this EonseTful restorative,
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As may BY seen, We insert this vost the savsrtissnsn
o. MeLssn's Cordial, etc.
til very weH known We are not partieuiarly rsr-
rsis to patent medicines, and, as 4 genera thing, ,.s.ew
the whole Of them with bat little ceremony, ana WITH
these sentiments vs declined inserting his ADVERTISE
msnt until we knew what were The ingredients Of the
medicine, and hs~ compounded. This We hEvslsa ned.
and believing, as we do, that thnt the ingredients are
sood, and the compound iudlsisnsly made, We rssem-
mend II IS 4 mixture worthy Of publis eonndsdse.
The above is from TIE s.. Louis ohristisn Advocate,
edited BY the renowned Rev. Dr.. .MsAnafiy, whieh
pezss volumes IN favor Of MoLssn's Cordial. We cay
to ali, try 1t. See tie advertisement in smother oal-
mn. fec -dnw
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New C~oupterFeIt..

NEW YoRK, March 1S.-Counterfeit fves OF
the Continental bank Of Boston, were put il
circulation in this city to-day.
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arr,vsI ar n steamship Palestine.

PORTLAND, MAINE, March 1s.-The stesm-
ship Palestine Of the Montreal ocean steam
ship line srrived at this port to-day. She
brings $4,000 IN specie. Her sdviees have
been anticipated.