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ne Science Of War.
THE BOOK FOR THE TTMESi
TACTICS FOR OFFICERS OF INFANTRY, CAV
AIRY AND ARTILLERY.
Arranged and Compiled by Capt. L. v. Buck
HoLTz. Price 75c. Just published by
ap 2s-3t J. w. RANDOLPH, III Main st
~ My own customers are respectfully
Informed that my stock Of SILK and COTTON is
nearly exhausted. II ! succeed In getting more.
~ -. - ~ ~ e. H. CRAIGE,
apas-u 727 Main st., Richmond, Va.
RNotice.--To Merchants, GIocers, Ply
NESS IN THE THIRD DIsTRICT.-The under
signed may be found from this date at the ONCE
OF g. W. ii Tyler, near the Hay Scales, at the
New Market, In company with the sherih, from
o'clock A. NJ. till o'clock P ii for the purpose
of issuing LICENSES to all who have not OBJ
tanned the same for the current year
n licenses are not obtained before the lst day
of Nav, am required by law TO assess for doubi 9
the amount, and am authorized to say that this
provision will be riGidly enforced.
FREb'k BUTLER, d. G.
For g. w. II. TYLER, Com. I'd Dist.
a,a7t4 City of Richmond.
ne war.
BALLS FOR NAVY PISTOLS,
G.. D, YALE & CO.,
ap2s-8t Iron Buildings, Governor st.
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ap 2s-6t RICHMOND.
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An ORDINANCE CONCERNING SUS-
n PlCIOUS CHARACTERS.
Passed April ed, 1851
Re Ord1iaed By the Courcii Of the City If Richmond
That when any person believes or suspects any
one in the city OF entertaining, or of having ex-
pressed sentiments that render such person sus-
pcious or unsafe to remain In the city, 1t shall be
their duty TO inform the Mayor OF 1t.
That 1t shall, be the duty OF the Mayor to have
such person. 90 suspected, brought before him by
warrant or otherwise. and have such person tried,
and Il found guilty, there is good reason to be-
ueye such person does entertain such opinions,
such person shall be dealt with 4 vagrant, or
PERSON Of evil fame.
it shall also be the duty Of the Mayor to sup
press aud put down all Committees of Vigila nee
or safety, or other collection OF men, who, with
out authority, arrest o, threaten any person rho
may be suspected AZ aforesaid.
This Ordinance shall go in force from Its pas
sage. A Copy-Teste:
40 a4-lw TH0s. LAWSON, C. @. R.
IN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE
"A GOOD ORDER OF THE CITY OF RICH
Passed April a2d, 1851.
Ia il Ordained by the CouncR If tae City of Rich.
| mond That every Hotel Keeper, Keepers Of Res
! tsnrants, Keepers Of Lager Beer Saloons, or Of
any places in which ardent spirits, porter beer
cider Is sold or given away, shall close his Bar
| ayerv ayening at 10 o'clock
/ Eyary person violating this Ordinance may be
/ Aned twenty dollars by the Mayor and every da y
/ shall be considered u separate offence.
| This Ordinance shall 80 In forco from Its pas.
! sage 4 Copy-Teste:
sp M-lw THOS. LAWSON, C. c. R.
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BANKING 0PficE or WV. b. IsAAcs l. COL
Richmond, April -, 1851.
NOTICE.-Hxving no dispOsition TO take I'd.
IN vantage Of the wants Of the oommuniay, We
will not pay sny premium for gold or silver. Per.
sons having patriotism snoagh to exchange their
calling on rs, and We pledge ourselves 70 pay Il
out At par, ap A--H
TRON.-2so tons English Refined Iron. combris-
4 ing full assortment Of Rounds, Squares, fiats1
0vais, Scroll, Horss Shoe, Bands. 6c, 80. ~
'0 an "sass 1r0h' '0l E issS woRruAM CO.
GRECIAN FAINflN6.--A very large AZ
NJ choice collection 81 hes1ount HngievIaxSs ~
by stesmevs Jemsalown ana xoskteWn.s eeii
OF my stors 10 respectfully solicited. .rocv
ApA AAO. ~ASSSSN'
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y LEE GUARD RALLY, VOLUE-
ArA TIERS All persons disposed to Join n
this new company, which is now being organ. r.
lied and TO be named after the distinguished III
Major General LEE, will report promptly at the w
Rendezvous, corner OF 9th aud Main SITS, oppo-
site Boz hers Hall. ap 24-2t*
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no HEADOUAKTERN ARMY OF THE
i SOUTHERN C0NFEDERACY.--Tha sabscrs-
Der having all the conveniences for turning out
ceive orders. am prepared to bake from TWEEN
~ I've to forty barrels per day. Would be wal
ling TO bake il by tho barrel, or by the pound -
Having superior workmen engaged with me, l
am satisfied that can give perfect sati.isction
j. d. BRIGGS,
~ a mx carpev Rroad and ID streets.
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From J. ". G. Dickinson, Esq.
Dr. SCHLossER has extra ted number OF Corns
from my fset, without any pain, giving perfect
satisfaction. 7. NJ. u. DICKINSON.
Richmond, April 10Th, 1891.
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guard against phrsical mental sagnation ana moral
corruption And that baneful influence s not speed
" countera,ted where will endr who can say that It
WIN not again draw chains across our ana Lad 70
Salen wchcraf the Blue laws, the whipping post and
all the horrors Of old Puritanissa2 Let u.s. then, my
friends do all that TO wipe out these dark spots
thar ohscre the ht freedom, impede the progress
and prevent this country from becoming the free en-
hchteped and happy republic Thomas Paine spent his
best energies and devotion 10 enable her become for
emily republic without chains Of slavery craft priests
and tricks Of knayery make wise great and free
Mrs Roee's remarks were greeted with loud and enthu
siastic applause gentleman present. named Benjamin
Walker, offered the following volunteer toast
Theology-The art Of teaching what nobody knows
Received with considerable merriment and little en-
thusiasm. After all the toasa had been drank the com
pany returned TO the ballroom where they resumed the
festivities OF the evening and danced,
Until the SUM- golden beams,
Purped the mo0nbeana aud the streams
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w EAalenen.

whaIemen.
See port arrivals above.
Spoken, SC.
s sep saSha ads s Jan " o. the IssSes ~
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP Jan l6-Arr at Flushing Rochester Paen New
Ton lds ohas Cooper short vgilan' BoswOrh and Young
Havrel w '"N ~ W.
DyseKsEss Jan lsPassed by Isabella Jonn from New
SsayEsEsP, jar g; Alice Murphy NYors
GLASGOW, Jan is-Ar Marian, Cameron WORK SD lsth
asso% jan % SsPs and
Tor 0r % @ GsRo sasanch Genoa and cid for New
port 18th Ssrls Mary ss.seS ley from Reyroa for
H'Sa "a
which continued D. fresh l on the 18th ~,
sns SSssn
Soes ans Ss RaS ana
ioNoLyLu Dec 2sIn port ship Siam Rice, repaired for
nng Glist for SBedfOd about Jan i1would be unable
LyrSrooI Jan lsArr Protector. Clark and Carl Won
TOM @ AND Geo
on Portlasd meda Mailing, s. john sB u0 AHs0
Sid I'm Albert aaiatn, Delano, NYors; 18th smonds
heayitt; Almra, Quinn and Africana sus NOreansi :
rars0ns Scott and Oregon Harrington Mobiles rrumbu
CID ls,h Sen;isnmen BGyson Norleans Id at Rurcorn
Smith and Alice Ball. Hickey SorleAns; cOrOnet BOu sa
% sSr @ brig aS:s
TO sa between the LIST and middle OF Feb Sid about Jan
schrs Republic, Ham, NYork; Jennie Morton, -
PLYMOUTH, Jan l8-of Start Point ships National Guard
Gates from NYork for Antwerp; Napoleon Thompson
NOrieans Tor Havrc Brem bark Adam from NYoTk for
Bremen
PEsxAscx Jan lz0f Mounts Bay bark Storm Bird doy.
ley, from NYork for London.
SAvANNAL-MAR, Jan l6"vesses left not recolected-by
Br schr Ann Leonard, at New York
TRooN, Jan lS-Sld Russia, Macke Norfolk, Va.
VERA CRUZ Jan 23-In port bark Rapid, Marschalk, for
Nfork Feb ]; only Am vessel.
American Ports.
BOSTON Feb Arr !by ted ship sami Appleton Calcutta;
Orleans struck on Hardnas last night and off leak
Ing badly briggs Marine Cienfaegos; Cyclone, Maanzas
MOBILE, Febl-Ar (by ted bark Kate stamler NYork;
NEW ORLEANS Jan 27-Arr steam hip Tennessee Forbes
Vera Cruz ships Pocabontas Delano Liverpool PEARL
keazer London barks Fake lOlden Kuckens Janeiro
Growler, Watts, Boston; brig Cygne Newton, Mobile.
2SthArr ships Merre England (br), Kelly Calcutta; Az
zan Heaean, Cardiff NJ Arndt Brern) Haesoop Bremen;
RoJaneiro Dgby (Br Green Bahia; barks Maryland Hell
mers, Bremen; Laura Pierce, Hayti; Flight Hawks
schr Kate Bruce, Stone Indianoa Cid steamship VIM
Hewes, Lawess, franklin La; ships II Watjen QBrem)
Olden bark schlosser Kahe, Liverpool; brig Geranum
Pierce Queenstown for orders schr Taylor Lombard
Ruatan.
lowed to 23d, ships G Richardson, Cambria Ocean
Monarch bark Abde Kader 18th ships Jacob Horton Centu
RON Cyca Walter Lord ophea banks Delphos winthrop
previously reported below, and then sid for Mobile is now
dered back to this port.
PORTLAND Jan 3l-Arr bark Ocean Home, Hartman,
Boston Cid bark Old Dominion, Johnston, Cardenas
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Miscellaneous.

The wind yesterday ssw At AM fog set in which
after very Dense remaining 10 PM with
sign Of clearing or The steamships Marathon and City Of
Washington for verpool Arago, for Havre Alabama and
Huntsville for Savannah Thomas Swami, for Baltimore Pa
tapsco for Portland together with all the Sound steamers,
detained their respective piers await the clearing
away Of the fog The Yorktown for Norfolk &C. sailed at
hour probably anchored the bay The Staten
Island ferry boats mre but four trips during the day. The
ferry both rivers greatly retarded but
cdent Of moment occurred TO Of them. Navigation 70
and from much impeded number Of inward
bound detained below The only accident
ported sustained by schr Roswell King, which arrived
yesterday anchored In the East River and had bboom
carried away by bark Magdaena which also arrived yeser
day Subsequently, the into by one OF the Full
ton ferry boats and had her davs entirely demolished The
ferry boat received no material damage.
CoRx Passage wesD Jan 1.-THE American brig Gray
hauled Of the Royal Victoria Dry Dock after undergoing
The American bark Pioneer from Richmond with loss Of
yard wharf TO discharge and go into dock for rcpair2
LrvrRpoor Jan ls-The Conqueror from Mobile arrived
this day. with 10 feet OF water In her hold from bad weather
pbSepsa ~ n For
6 Capt led active life ~ OF which be was
and universally esteemed.
Notice 70 MAvlnsrs.
MEDITERRANEAN. COAST AT roRr SAID
HrpRocRAPnIo Ovrcy, ApMnMU
Information been received At The Admiralty That Light
= miles SIS Of the Dameta mouth Of the Nile, on the Coast
w ss. an ~ safs 81
from the deck Of ship distance OF miles In clear wea
The illuminating apparatus dcprc or by lenses Of the
Lighthouse skeleton tower Of wood, and stands In
a Is. lon "a !, sCm S.ssDy,ss 10 m m
''~"'' JOIN ;, Wv %ASG inssS Hydrorspass
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The Alison Poisoning Case.
HUDSON COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.

The case for the prosecution closed on the evening
the nth day, and the defendants opened
eloquent appeal by Mr. brinsk He said the jury could
not render verdict Of guilty unless the State found be-
yond the probability Of doubt that the poison had been
administered by Abson The evidence conclusively
showed that the death had been produced by sychnne
It may have been given wilfully by Alison, but
we may as likely presume that the deceased had
tax en- II herself for the purpose OF self destruction
through her mistake, or that of her husband
happy condition of Mrs. Alison previous TO her death
that there proof TO believe that there
was any Illicit acquaintance between the servant Julia
Mrs. Ann Steele was the first witness called for the
defence She testified that Mrs Alison had told her she bad
produced an abortion some months previous by taking
poisonous drugs The witness then gave long descrip
ton Of the condition in which she found the body after
death.
William Alison; my sister Sarah and myself the chill
dren Of former wife, have always lived with my
father at home stepmothers health before she died
was very Door up with her tho night before she
died gave her powders that the doctor left she took
nothing but drink Of tea that night she complained OF
hight She complained Of twtchIns pain the powder
which gave her did not TO relieve her; gave her
to Five her second, but as INV father was in the room
left 1t to him to give Tho further examination and
cross examination Of this witness elected new facts
Several witnesses were here examined whose testi'
Uony proved unimportant.
Jane Lorby testified, croes- examination that Mrs.
AD6On mad Decn IN the naDlt OF procuring TAKING
drugs for the purpose Of procuring aborton she
confessed to that the drugs had produced the desired
effect.
Mrs Mary Abson sister in-iaw of the prisoner
borated the statement Of the previous witness 10 Mrs.
Alison taking drugs.
Croes examinedMrs Alison told me that IL the drugs
produced DEATH which told her would be the case, that
her husband would be taken up for IL she also told me
that Mrs. Alison had said she didn't like her husband.
Elizabeth Levins examined-I have been several times
with Julia Kennedy and Alison TO take oysters he used
TO meet in the street, the ferry and would
T,xln wfaAn Alxcnp
quite ofecn; sometimes Julia would be there and
times she wouldn't the day Julia sailed for Europe Alison
with the wagon for her trunks, and board
the ship the day she sailed. This witness close
examination disclosed many little acts Of intimacy
between Alison and Julia.
The case was here adjourned until ten O'Clock on
Monday.
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KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MArANzAs, NEW ORLEANS
xuLuFron New York for Kingston Js, sn the 10Th day Of
oArh month. -, !.
New Orleans stb From New Orleans lsh Havana 18Th ar
sTxs or Nh Wssr-From New Yerk 0h arriving Havana
M New Orleans 23d Havana 26th arriving ~ New
Yssk 0Oth - -,
0AsAvIA-Frsn New ysrk llth arriving At havana 18th
- New orsans lsh From New orcans2Ssh Havana 2Sh
arriving 81 New Ysrk Sd
InIIxDsIrIA-From New York 10Th, arriving At Havana
~ k!sm New Orleans Sd, Havana oh, arriving at New
DSeo!o-From New York list arriving at Havana 2eh and
w v!esne zsh From New Orleans bth, Havana 3D. ar
niPIns CIr-Fron New York 2b arriving at Havana 81.
New orisans lSth Havana l6sh arriving At New York
2vAHHa crrr-From New York and Havana every twenty
aL,s New Yorh for xa.Ansas the 9Th Of each
EssA.-From New York for Havana via Nassau ", on
ms Gwri every alternate Cunard at New York
EH-wben he above datea fall on sunday the steamers
- seM On .sndsy, slcept from New OrleaAa when the
naAns - the day previous " =" "
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- Sscsss~ snd ksers inaaSed rs NEW YenR HxsALD
Should Be scaled
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

- SATURDAY, z ?. n.
FIouR-The market was heavy and dull, especially
Western and State shipping brands, with a light export
demand. The sales embraced about 600 600 bbls
90 rs for supernne, and S. 80 IS so for extra
State.
WHEAT was heavy, and closed with the turn of the
market in favor Of buyers The sales embraced about
80 900 bushels included in which inferior and prime
Western red at 81 3015 a 81 "a.
CoRN was heavy and lower with sales at Csc for new
western mixed 68c zoe. for Southern yellow, and
691Sc. for old Western mixed
Pork was steady, with sales Of 500 600 bbls chiefly
inferior refuse at ST rs SIT s7 for mess and at
$13 for prime.
wHsKEY was in good request, with sales Of 600 bbl.
at 18c.
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S HIPPING VS.,
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY.
SUN RISES " NOON RISES. morn OF
observation-disclosures. ~ HIGH WATER ..,,.eve 81
Port Of New York, February 2, 1861.

CLEARED
Steamship Alabama, Schenck, Savannah-Saml Mltchin
Steamship Huntsville, Post savannAh--H b Cromwell
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish Norfolk, &c-Ludam & Hell
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey, Baltmero-H orOn-
steamship Patapsco. VAIL rortlsnd-H Cromwell 4 Co.
Ship Q Hin, Small, liverpool Carman.
BARK Mary Rich Rich, LoadonR Buck SSs Co. CO.
Bark Frey Nor), Bonnerri, Cork or FalmouhA wendt
Bari S NCrthwoQa Hilbert Ssd1GrgHd weserve
: Brig Angostura tBrem. LosekaDn Pymoutb-Funch
Brig San Juan Cden), Beneeaga, TObasco-M Echeveria
Bris Mary Alyina Ames, Ma.anzas-H D Brookman 4 Co.
Rrig Nellie obi, snelgroye, s. Jago-Brett Son Co.
Brig West, Rogers Gase.tcn~D 9 Murray.
sssr saiss Rssmexe Abbott
sssT ERsY sasS Esass Co.
scSr Ss Mas
schr Jones Bedel, Norfolk-sturges Chairman Co.
SaI Issson A''0
sSSp otal e Sen
ARRIVED
ship Ocean s'eed !of Boston,, smaey Canton Oct with
IT, crossed the Equator in the Atlantic Jan in lon IS Nov
Ga hssa spGas s sp q se~
York Calcutta for Philadelphia Jan IS lat q o Ion 81
out, The has experienced very heavy weather from lat
ship shskspere Brem, Fech.sr Bremen, 5. days. with
he strong sFa ana gales
Bark Bradore gn Parks Mon,eso Bay ia, 20 days. with
Bark Young Amerca Collins New Orleans IA days with
sugar &c Robert Williams Sailed In company with bark
Emily starr for New York.
Brig Mountain Eagle tof fremont Branscomb, Cardenas
Brig jaaa OBJ Carey, Halifax days, With ash &c TO
schr Eilico Wing, Mnatan, Is days, with hides &C,
Metca Duncan Had heavy weather OF the passage
Jsnn. Morton' FOR Jan ~ oa fortusss spoke brig
Isaac Carver from Pensacola for Havana
Schr Ann Leonard Br of st Andrews NB Mckinney Sa-
wanna u Mar, Jan l6, with logwood TO Jed Frye. -
schr Paine . mass Brazos, "a days, with hides &c TO
schr Western STAR Crowen, Key West days. with
&c, TO l. Maitland. Had heavy weather.
schr Roswell King (o Fairhayen) Swift ossabaw Island,
perienced very heavy weather. split sails DC This morning
while lying the East River during dense fog, into
by bark Magdaena. which carried away our libboom.
schr Ann Amelia Brown Edenton, Nc "a days, with COT
ton &c, TO J Williams Co.
Schr Arlington, Seaman Baltimore, days.
Schr III w Morse, Benton, Philadelphia
schr Bennett Irving, Elizabethport for Savannah.
schr Sas Wright Seaman, Elzabethport for Bridgeport
sloop Emma Smith, soper Elizabehpori for sraiford
Steamer Ospray. Kenny. Providence
Brig Casper wdt or), arrived last evening from Newcas-
tie consigned TO Meyer Had heavy weather the
entire passage lat 80 So Ion n spoke Br bark Spar.
tan, Of Halifax, from Havana for 81 John, NIB.
side Of Sandy Hook but will probably be able TO
ship Underwater, Roberts from Liverpool.
SAILED
Steamship Yorktown, Norfolk &C Out probably anchored
Wind during the day ssw, light, with dense fog
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dends would at the present Of exchange be made in
bills rather than in bullion IL may be fairly estimated
that we have pretty well paid debt, 30 FAR as the
balance OF trade goes, TO the United States.
What we have 10 dread is the breaking out Of
civil war there, which win cause every 70 hoard
gold and exchange the notes Of the ban for gold, and
the mutual misrust that will arise, and our having TO
send gold 10 purchase corn and cotton.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
m
"A H. PORTER 4 90, AUCTIONEERs.
POSITIVE SALE,
Ay TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

mn
NoNnAyv p DEALERS IN FINE FURNITURE
cosy Frn,, eopary at II O'Clock precisely tho
zen octave fianoforte Mirrors velvet Csrpeta a.
&C. IN the residence No 2S Fourteenth street near Eisbth
lace and brocael Curtains neh carved raewood
WIN mirror fronts three solid rosewood Paror ans n,
M rosewo%d centre Tables pianoIorte stool
other mantel ornaments; oak Dining Table oss BaTet
Chairs china Tea and Dinner ses Glassware iary
an extensive variety Chamber Fufnure IL Rosewood ana
mahogany Beds and Bedding pure Mattresses velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets Clocks Mirrors mahogany
uhars Sofas Lounges Rockers oilclohs F1rn
House and Lot for sale al great bargain Apply 20 he
owner on the premises Terms easy
A MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCTT0NEERs
"A. rare chance to obtain first class
HoLSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Mana as property OF gentleman leaving for Europe
on Paintings, by eminent artists 80 e '''S SN''
French plate pier and mantel Mirrors,
Medallion Velvet Carpets and Mosaic Rugs,
Artistic Bronzes and Marble Staiuary
Etegeres bookcases, Centre Tables
OAK Extension Dining Table, and butYetto match,
Bohemian and Crystal Engraved Glassware
Solid siverware and Sheffield Table Cutlery
Bronze and Ormou Clocks and Candebra TO match,
MORTIMER RI" aRFFN co sucOnesSs s en- so ,s
honor their friends public that they
w o offer at public biz aScti9n e morrow Onday rsb
in the elegant residence OF Zeno Burnham Esq
west Sixteenth between Fifth Sixth the
offered auction this he Sous
fnrr sin months ago, and in perfect orders the
IL ~ M was made 70 order by BAudoin Meeks Well and
SEE 10 morTow's Herald.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
VINES AND LIQUORS q.

COME FOLKS. WILL NOT BELIEVE THAT GOOD ALE
~ be sold for cents per glass II II fact neverthe
less -Four glasses make one quart quarts gallon 81
gallons hogshead which Ait Now, calculate for
yourself. No. 2Cortsndt street. corner Of Broadway
SPENCER.
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The Nashville Union publishes table showing
the discounts and renewals of paper by the Bank
of Tennessee, the Planters and the Union Banks
of Tennessee and their branches, and the Shelby
vile Bank, from the 26th of November, the time of
suspension, to the 10th inst. The aggregates are
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...$l,937,4s1 1,2s

IUtdI' 4oI Irzoo,OU 4633, ID5
The totals include $947 ,634 from the Memphis
branch of the Planters Bank, and 1871 900 from
the Memphis branch of the Union Bank, in which
the discounts and renewals are not separated in
the returns.
The statements Of the Kentucky banks, January
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MUSICAL.


hA6NltlCENr SEVEN OCTAVE PIAN0FORTE,
- ROUND corners carved legs and overstrung
fa iron plate lued with ood nlad and solid pearl
htys al moaern improvements made order for present
ne peen IN use but i've months fully guaranteed for
hfes years ost sou Win be sold for $3.50 including Stool
and Cover Also elegant Parlor suit cost Tor Sl5O In
qure ~ 10 West Twenty sixth street near ixtR avenue
RY ORDER OF SUPREME COURT, JUDGE LEONARD
~ for the beneht or creditors of the III IN OF Cooper
Atheron several Panofortes octayes iron
beautifully ornsmented &c rosewood $50 ord
nal price &5 close the Apply al the
35S Bowery. John MCDONALD, Receiver
BARGAINS IN vIOLINs, vIoLINCELIos. BOWS &C
- Mr. A. Mmont intends leaving for Europe the 18th
instant and takes this opportunity offer artsla and anna
eurs his fine collection musical Instruments Considerably
reduced prices at 5f2 Broadway
(fHlCKERING SONS
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
6o4 Broadway, New York.