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TO GAS UmE Z 3 g.
ECOS5.zg IN GAS.
REDUCTIO6' Nv GssS BTEES.

DIT using NcHeury's Patent Gas Burner. These
ID burHsrs have been adopted By the oiy auiorties Of
Louisville and Cinainnau for the parpose Of lighting
useir streets, uzd were Subjected 70 the most rigid
ph5tastrisal test, regards aording the greatest
sf hsht fer ths Smallest congumption Of Gas
ana fsand to osnpate with all other haruers senl
10 the gas Light Csniltess 81 those cities for their
ssEsideratsn and a4gptisn. These ourners guar
azties te all Whs theu for the following SaFants
Tss lat. Eoengy il stsn Of ss % the amount
Of from T. per cert ever the best patent burner
made and frsm - 70 - per sent si the common dsh-
tail o. bEt-WtnE burner. 2ns. A perfect ciear and
STEADY aERs. ID. Perfsc. ssmbusaon and freedom
fran smsks. Ath. Frssa5m from blsBing aud wasting
of Gas u the dsh-t.il aud bstWing burners.
Ny oag sxperiehss in the manafacturs and consuuiF
tisa Of Sas (havnE been superintendent q Memphis
Ca works for the last yea-s) induces ne 70
they tAs hss burner tdat has ever been offered 70
the BE1.is ant are used b private consumers % the
sxslusicn Of all sther kinds Fhere they have been IN
iodaced. Tha burnsrs san be seen a. Chandler & c. 3
drug st0rsi the city lamp posts In front Of the Aeai
sncs sa Union street, and Dr.. Merrius, on Madison
street.
Fsr sale at ny shop, arst door north Of the es
ohos, Main street, between WSshinEtoD and Poplar.
ABEL sINIsTER,
Gas and Steam Pipe tter.
agaaf a.rE Eursrhfa mr9-iV
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VIrginsa Prepared for the Conflict.
We .rtract ahn fnlln,.in. frnr, ths Rirhnnnd

Euquirisr:
At one time there existed throughout The
State feeling OF want Of the munitions OF
war, but investigation and examination have
entirely dispslled the impression. Virginia to-
day is better provided with the nscsssariss Of
a great campaign than any State Borth Of Ma
son and Dixon's lins-if she is not equally SO
well supplied as the Federal Governmsnt itself.
The navy yard az Gosport, the magazine at
Norfolk, the arsenel at Hsrper's Ferry, ADDED
many Of the counties, without the knowledge
Of the authorities at Richmond, in Purchasing
arms and munitions OF war for the companies
within the county limits, has supplied, to
very great extent, the hundred thousand men
which, within a few days, will be ready TO de-
fend the soil Of Virginia from Federal invasion.
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Photographic GALLERY.

N. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
MEMP HIS, TEENEssE E.
WYE have now opened up oar new and elegant rooms
w for the reception 81 visitors. Oar rooms are
handsomely nnshed with a large skylight, arranged
exclusively making all kinds Of Pictures Our Pic
tographs viii hs ooiogsd in ell - the celebrated artist
all si1sE. Also,
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
or
EzBSEegsas Produce!
BOILING, RIGGS & co
no. @ Un5O1a street.,

NO. Q UnjO12 street
LTATE o. haaf an1 f1r sale large lots Of esra Prs-
II dlcs aH1 Gr1cerlss cozslsting o.
1000 bags Irish Petztoeas 80 srls- Denelli
211 szezs Oaiors; 100 sszss Chsezei
500 sacks Corn5
20 bris. Flour, vzriC7s orant7
10 relms NrspplrE PaPer5
so0 c1Esu B1cke85
$50 nests Tubs. painted ena cedar
$50 b-,s. WHISKY s5c 5ris. Limei
$50 pieces Power Loo-l Baggingi
80 coils E1ss5
100 sacks FI5uri I59 tazsH slarchf
900 o11eH oysters, fresh, plozisa and EFiseai
I51 5o5ps
100 bares T0sa7cs, al qualttisli
50 bales Cotton TaTns5
90 ksEs White Lcad5
o -1r1rCs IutiTai
80 aris Domestic Wlnss ana LlaEsrai
sEEs Imported s-andgf
Wiz o. yreat VARIETY % aaf gods su1raelhE Pc
Y-u.t7 N-slar-s. Blazing El1-hsH, Grssnd ainzefi
p-1r4r Cinnamon, -1ves Mace 4lspioe. Fl-ries "a
5I- Sail ln papers C1-.c1 CartaEe, Cla1l1aa1as = s
au1zcts Botsf liz l1ra Wax Cal1issof various ssafa
sts.. etc.
Fersoas wishing = supply th-1useiTes wtt5 1eoiea
-ocsries H01Id d al % cIi and eE11lne tlis s'aE
nol4
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MisfkIlaHE0as.


.TRRT IMPORTANT.
CORNs,
BUNEONs,
CALLOsFTIEs,
DIsEAsEDNAMs'
CLUB FEET,
ALL ExCREsCENCBS AND
DEFORMITIES
or rHz
FRHI, HANDS And zach,
win b. ErrrsAsroUsIT and PERMANENTLY sridses
ted and cured By
DR.. WARNER,
Resident
SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
No. s27 Main street, over Jones b Tasg,
Memphis, Tenn.
nR. WARNER, vita sratsfss shaaEs, AHs ne AsnOs 70
inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Eszphis, that
through the klna snd liberal patronage wAic be has re-
ssveG frsn ssm, he has been nduosd TO Tssti' here
permunsatly, ard sesoms sHIsn Of Memphis. He
oousasrs ., ranso,.sury, In is eonneoon, to publish
the hnndrsdI 4
FLLTTERING TESTIMONIALS
which he has rsosived from Gentlemen sf ne HIGH
EST REsPEOrAB1IdrY in tits city and elsewhere.
they are in his possession and open for he insPsstoH
Of an, but he Rssrsnssr below are Os nature thEt
will asundan,ly satisfy all Who peruss them.
REFERENCES.
T. A. NELSON, EsQ., PrsIissni q ne bank Of west
Tennessee.
LEROY POPE Ess, superintsndsutOf the city schools
DR.. P. S. JONES, Carm sheldon. Jones & co.,
Z. N. YERGgs, ESQ, Attorney at Law.
!. KNOX wALKER, Ess,
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DAILY RATES OF ADVERTISING

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AmhrotHnes Of al sizes.

Frsm 50 cent? TO SO We wish call from an. By
Industry and attention TO business and having none bHt
arst-olass sperAtsrs intend making Wsrk equal
to any in the oountry. Gene and ard try Pic
tures OF Children tRken irssntaAeousy. Respeetaly
TEAROUr, ROTsTER = 90.
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SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTY.

We have 3 number Of unirBpToved and elegantly in
proved Oty md sus arb5- Eais which sder for sal
YOUNG & WELB,
A rot
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ARKANSAS LANDS.

We Sr fer sale rss 90 900 acres OF choice Ark1nsaz
lands iPrsVsd and unimprsVed and located at vsreus
PsiutI sasraesd within the best cotton growing region
IN ths state.
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Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
DIT virtue Of deed Of trust executed to ne the "a
ID day OF January, 1858, b. J. W. Rogers (since as
sumsd BY other parties hut net pat and eed in the
Registers o-e OF Shelby ccunty Tennessee book xLi,
pages sS 509 and Slp 70 which record reference Is
hereby made for fnller description, viii proceed to
sell 70 the hikhest bidder for cash the PREMISES At
10 r'ciocs A. N. On SATURDAY THE ELEF GNTH DAY
OF MAY NEXT certain Lots OF Land the north side
of the Pgeonroost road containing about nine acres
about oas mile and han from the city Of Memphis.
The title Is undsubied. bat convey only as trustee
Rsdemption waived. WM. S. PICKETT, trustee.
By order q J. ". ROGhRs,
CIV. G. STOUT.
.rfo snf Benencfaries.
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MEMS rRen THE National CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1861.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1861.
ISp,y BovDs RoBExRY
The House Select Committee on Indian Bonds con-
tnned 'hs examination Of Russell to-day but did not
conclude with him. The committee procured in New
York a great quantity Of accnmuiatge testimony,
amounting to over eight hundred document pages.
learn that an attempt may he made to these
honds wherever found in honest dishonest hands
but is the opinion Of the best legal minds here that
they cannot be touched If honestly possessed by the
hoder-thst they the bank notes-hence the
government must be the loser.
have heard the opinion expressed by responsible par
ties that bailey win not be accepted States evidence
subsequent Developments not warranng such course
Others whowee suspected OF being parties to the rob-
covered their tracks and cannot be indicted. The
opinion that Russell will be indicted as receiver
Of stolen goods or accessory TO the crime
rE REWARD OF GALLsNrRY.
handsome and valuable gold medal, together with a
diploma, from Queen Isabella, have been transmitted to
the Secretary of State by Mr. Osullvan Consul at
Ningpore which her Majesty pleased to award to
American merchant captain OF New York in considera-
ton Of hs humane generous conduct in assisting to
from death and bringing into NiDgpore the Of
Spanish vessel which wrecked in the China Sea
sometime ago.
learn from reliable authority that movement is on
foot at Albany which calculated to have great effect
the OF the cotton trade to the advantage of
New York and the North generally law Is to be pre-
sened which shall exempt cotton bales from the pay
ment Of any transportation the New York canals This
measure will add greatly to the amount of cotton rans
ported the inland routes to Northern railroads
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Pers0nal InteIllaence.

Col. J. W. Thompson, Of Springfield; Mr. Eiwsrds, or
New Haven; r. 8. johnson. Of Albany, and Thomas +.
Tweedy, Of Danbury, are stopping at the Albemarle
Hotel
Professor Anderson and family, IRON Philadelphia;
Capt q. pritchard, of Connecticut r. Part, of Phla
delpha, and O. T. Atwood and NJ NJ Rhodes, Of Taunton,
are stopping at the LafaIge House
A. u. Costa, OF Cuba; tombstone Livingston " II.
voi O. y hxwell, Vernon IL Brown and Mrs Bigelow
Lawrence OF Boston, stopping the Brevoort House
Hon J. u. Guthrie and seyton Monroe, OF Washington
Thomas Tobn, OF San Francisco; g. NJ Atwater, o
Springfield. = J. Mo- rs Of Baltimore, and Austin
Boetop, stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Gen n. y, Cotton, Of san Francisco; Col Perkins,
p,eton; Matpr Robbins of Detroit, George Butoy
LADDERS Wagon Road Expeditions p Bolore, OF italy
r. Page td Massachusetts,, and W. II. Merriam Of Troy
are stofp5bg az the Metropolitan Hotel.
Capt. r. H. Criswold and daughter, Of Connecticut
Oscar ITenrchs of the United states Coast survey a.
Cushing az Boston, George W. Tnt OF Buffalo; T. H. q.
Todd of Washington; James Hcndrick, Of Albany, MIRA
Ic long and da ghter &C Montreal; Richard smith, q
Cgnripfsti C. " Rchmont and A. A. Sample OF Chlcsg5
and James Roy Of watervlet stopping at the Astcr
House.
pr Taylor and wifc, ard II Wheeler, OF Connecticut
r. Darlington and e. Jutson OF 0s~egp MAJOR Hartley
OF Hartford J sharpless and D. ratten Of Quebec W.
torcorsn of - Paul; 2. Btruum, OF Baltimore; A.
Cameron, of Toronto; and A. Van saotwocd, OF Albany
are stopping AZ the 50. Nicholas Hotel
americans at Messrs 1heIbcttc, Rune Co
No riace dc Ia Bouse ParisWm A. spier, Louisville
pr Jchn O. Tonce. sen Antonis W. l. Sudlaids, Phils-
ael.ha. WIN q wead. New York W. n. Boienhamer,
~ew vnt va~wlek. Rchrnonf; John WIN Kul AMI
lady New York. Fred Gsaniegein purser steamer Asgo
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City IntelliGence.

SHOT PoIICxMAN.-About IL o'clock on Monday
night detective Wilson passing through Sullivan
street, near Amty on his way home, he saw what he
supposed to be suspicious looking characters emery
ing from an alley way with bundle in their possession
He stopped to watch their movements when one OF them
approached him In threatening with q club.
The detective Immediately drew revolver from his
rccket and pointing at the stranger told him to keep
without saying word, when Wilson again warned Nun
net 10 come on and finding that he stl persisted ad-
vancng, he fred the pistol and shot the in the
breast The detective left the wounded for dead
nron the sidewalk and fastened to the Fifteenth precinct
station house for assistance. On his he
ihed To find that the injured had been removed and
was nowhere to be found subsequently searching the
the ded found AT hls ence
No 228 sullivan street. He gave his name as George
Taylor and said he recently employed porter In
the dry goods establishment OF A. r. stewart Co.,,
In broadway. Dr. Clements called in 10 attend lay
Tor and efforts made to extract the ball. but Ia
vain. The physician rave II as his opinion that tho
wound not necessarily fatal although he considered
Il extremely dangerous ones AS far be Learned
Taylor IL very respectable man and II rs not nj all
likely that he was engaged IN any unlawful occupation
when assailed by the officer In tho manner already
described.
The BRooxE SrRxT SUICIDE CAsx-The inquest In the
Of j. Hie proprietor Of the lager saloon No. 400
Broome street. who committed suicide by cutting his
throat was concluded yesterday by Coroner Jackman,
and resulted In the jury rendering verdict 10 accord
anoe with the facts previously published.
Too Nrcu Snow on 1.-THE extensive wooden covering
over the Savannah steamship pier No 49, North river,
fe, In yesterday morning from the large amount Of ioe
and snow that had accumulated upon II.
BAIL IN AID OF THE GERMAN HoerrAt FuSD-The ladies
bah at Irving Hail. on Thursday evening next the I1th
instant when all those interested in the cause viii be
able 10 combine amusement with The opportunity of COZ
tr,buting aid thereto.
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months and ~ days hi aged Oh years, II
l., me relatives ana friends Of the family ara
~ i've 20 attend the funeral from ber 10 W.
~ 70 lafayette avenue, OF Cumber,.na s
notice. " W" os"'eAi without further
WRIGHT AT the residence of his mother Nm r,o...
'anuaf! 10, Jons y u. WRIGHT, aged IS years ''
"ahas On Tuesday, uary Is, after a long ma
severe Illness which she bore with Christian fortnas
oAsh am, wfe OF Robert 8. Walker aged 81 years
me reiatives and friends Of the family members ~
NJ s street church and members OF Hermitage Lodge
70, io5 o. o. F. are requested to attend the funeral
rom the residence OF her husband No 10 Allen streex
notice. o' " 'oo"' ""nou' iufLhT
nuniadelphia and New Orleans papers please copy
w.. On Monday evening. January "a, Loos r.
The rcat,x sSu asa father aged 81 yeans
and friends Of the family are resnectfuBv
ven 70 attend the funeral from hs late resfdene "a
morning. ~ oe'ooA On rnufso19
Philadelphia papers please copy.
" "ADMk.-At "ilihmsbrdae, Westchester county n
oS years and months native Carrick on Suir ooss
" Tpperary, Ireland member and one of The founds
o. tne Father Mathew Total Abstinence Benefit Society n
New York city.
light is from household gone,
voice we loved is still:
place Is vacant at heaYth
:, Which time nll.
may ms soul rest In peace. Amen
DIS .rencs and acquaintances and members or the Pa
aahew Total Abstinence Benefit Society are respect
rhao vsen TO attend the funeral, at O'Clock -
woonfrfr.--On Tuesday morning january L. after r
snort Illness, william n. woopRrpy =
nv IeA.ves ana friends OF the family are respectNnv
ved 70 attend the funeral from his late residence s.
vshoam street, AZ one o'clock on Thursday afternoon
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Much disappon mea, vas manifested yesterday mora
ing by pnlnbSr Of persons whcn on arriving at the
Psrs they found there was no skating, although the
ases the still stated that the ball up Such
deception the part Of the railroad managers
have induced few persons to ride yesterday, but
will ultimately tend to their Disadvantage for, like the
hoax on The ~ r's when really true, the statement
will not be believed. On arriving at the Park, not only
the ball down. but also tho white flag the round
house-the red pennant Of danger waving 10 la
stead. The OF this course Of actou that the
very soft, and skating bad been allowed, II
woud have been wretchedy and roughly cut up that
II would have destroyed il for skating during the whole
season, Further than this nearly two hundred men
engaged clearing on tho snow And all other mpedi-
mtn,s from the surface, and Il deemed the better
one day Should frost set In before a thaw,
or another heavy rain, the Ice viii then DO In
first rate condition. go hope on. boys.
The heavy rains OF the pr ceing night had made tho
paths ana the drives any thing but agreeable state
for either pedestrian seighng partee. Yet the jim
told plainly that ever so slight opportunity exists
for sleigh ride our citizens will take advantage thereof
But few persons o. be foot unless they had
come there for the purpose ~ skating an those very
left the grounds for the half diluted snow had
great effect Oh their understandings"
The roadwaye 70 the Park In the most uncom-
Portable state imaginable, which those who walked
tracks the rain and the snow doubt II alligator
skin could have resisted It's Influence. Certainly toe
motto there's nothing like leather" could only he made
applicable when nothing better could be Obtained
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Seizure OF the Marion.
LETTER FROM CAPTAIN WHITING.
TO THE RDFrOR9 OF THE EVENING Po<xr

EVENING POST
In your reporters account In Saturdays Evening Post,
Of my statement o the particulars respecting the
ing and sezng OF the steamer Marion Charleston
week, there some calculated to do injury
both at home and abroad and therefore ask your at
tentcn TO and correction Of several misstatements
In the hret place, do not reside at New Brunswick,
and the interview with your reporter took place at the
hotel and in the barrom In presence Of Mr. Reid Of
Sroiord Tiiest0n's confidential clerks
did not state that 81 had handed o written protest
ugsurt tho VI tho Mar rickeua
never raw the gentleman, and II TO the agent and
behalf OF the New York I was prolisred the
berth Of sailing master, but for very good de-
clined did not that Charleston In the hands Of
"mob, nor did keu II ~ climatic asylum" said
that the outside great that whatever OF
conservative feeling existed land know there Is
siderable Of that now) "was overshadowed com
pletely BY the secesnpn masses, and thst when left
the people were "cfkky with excitement" MY display
OF the American ensign before Fort Sumter will probably
lead 10 my removal from the command Of the Marion but
charges mace against Messrs. Spofford Tlestou Co.
Of couson with the seeding authorities of South Caro-
lima"
The high standing Of these gentlemen s proof to all
such attacks and know that the steamers of their line
have been kept IN commission during the hard times,
while they barely paying expenses that the of
co.'s and crews should not be thrown out NJ employment
during hard and trying winter. say this without
thory but with pleasure and know that there Is not
man in their employ but would labor faithfully, and II
generous and liberal firm from harm. am satisfied that
II the matter rested with them alone should not lose my
nand nor would our flag lose one bright star from is
galaxy.
Hoping the correction Of the errors complained OF will
meet you hearty approval remain truly w, y1r,s &C.
Late commander United States mail steamer Marion
NEW YORK, jan 49, 1851.
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ork Il provides thai shall be unlawful hereafter io
pawnbroker within the city OF New forx 70 aemsi 40
take upon any loans which they shall make UPON any
ods or chatels any description whatever, larger
Or ccntage than ten per cent per anDum ANY pawn
broker within the city aud county OF New York VINO
shslI be found guilty Of violation Of the PROVISIONS
1hs law shall be punished by line MT exceeding hve
imprisonment county prison for term not exceed
Ing six months nor less than three months.
The senate engaged ali the morning on genera
ORDERS but OF Importance raBepiref there, the
bills being mostly q Local nature The real work Of
fhe has not yet commenced but from the rtot
Milling I'D OF the lobby should Judge that some mpJr
Ths House oomm,ttee on Federal Relations held
lengthy session this Afternoon but adjourned without
agreeing upon any definite proposition One Of the mem
bers in his remarks censured the Speaker for holding
back the appointment Of the committee and not an
nouncing immediately after the passage Of the resou
1on instead of waiting nearly two weeks He believed
Shat there a selfish motive for this
exchanging views Enough transpred to prove that it
will be hard for the committee 20 come to an unnan
NOUS agreement. One or two Of the nom,
present strong report Nearly all concded with the
decision Of Judge Smaey, and held that secession was
rebellion, and rebellion treason.
Mr. Robnson's resolution win be thrown overheard,
ard freM the tone Of the committee to-day majority
will report favor Crittenden's amendments, with
slight modiacstion with recommendations that they be
incorporated la the constitution and that instrument
made TO state that there shall be no interference with
Slavery Ia the states and the line OF $3.50 made cons
tutionRl provision.
Further CONSULTATION may modify tha programme, bat
present appearances eucn Dc
rity report. They meet again at ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
The republicans held Joint Legislative CAUCUS tonight
TO nominate candidate for Canal Commissioner Senator
sessions presided and essrs Fullerton aud shaw Of the
assembly, acted secretaries. The first ballot stocd-
BENJAMIN +. Bruce, of Madison county, nftyfour Geo
;eddes of 0nondaea twenty; A. H. Hcncy, Of Onondaga
lrteen f. H. Edwards, OF Onondaga, fifteen; James L.
voorhees,, six; j. j. Foote, one E. Bakely, one On the
second ballot Mr. Bruce received votes and
was thcreupon declared unanimously nominated The
democrats have already nominated W. w. Wright az
their candidate.
The State Military Convention assembled here to-day
and well attended. Important amendments were
proposed to the militia laws with the from
Legislators that they would meet with favor Other i'm
Iortant business transacted