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Tuesday, January sen. 1855.
= z Sherman. admir-, etc, - E56ar j..

lanes E Merrfmam, sdm'r, etc. rs Robert D..
STANDARD q. a.
ID virtue Of an intsTloCItoUr decree. made
H on the -thancery side of the Common Law
and Chaucery Court Of the city OF Memphis.
November 18TH. 1850, j VIII sell to the HizE=sl
BIDDER, al Public Auction, st the Court House
door, on Tuesday, the 1lth day OF January f
between the hours Of 10 and D. A. the ~tOll0WiuE
described Real Estate, viz Situate. Wing and
being In the county OF SfClbE. and state or
Tennessee, a certain Lot OF Land. beIazIol No. 8
In block 8, Fort Pickering, and lot No-5L, block
9, Fort Pickering.
Terms OF SALE-A Credit Of six months.
de& IDS "A. AESTUN- CIsrk n1d Master.
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate,

TEK,s o. SALE-On acreiit ofee7zu months.
deStds A-ALSToS. CLERK g. lis-te-
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s-T-1s8o-x.
PLANTATION BiTTERS.


They purify, strengthen and irvigOrats.
They create a healthy appetite
They are an antidOte to change Ct water and
diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours
They strengthen the system and s.ilven the
mind.
They prevent mlasmatic and intermittent
feVer.
They purify the breath and seidity or the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and CONSTIPATION.
They cure Diarrhea- Cholera 6 Cholera AoTbus-
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache
They are the best Bitters in the world They
make the weak strong, and are exhausted "a
lures great resCOTeT. They are made Of pure
ST CrOix Ram, the celebrated Caiisaya Bark,
roots and herbs, and arc taken with the plea
sure OF a beverage, without regard to age or
time Of day Particularly recommended u
delicate persons requiring a gentle slmulapt
Sold By ell GrOcers, Druggists, Hotels and 81
looms. Only genuine when the cork is covered
by our private u. $ Stamp Beware OF cOun-
terfeits and rehlled bottles.
r. II. DRAKE & CO.,
q Park Row, New York
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ChanceFY Sale Of City lois,
Or
The 30ih OF January, 1866.

Jacob Weller rs. W.D. Fly.
DI virtue Of an interI0cutor- decree ues=f g
II the Above cause or the --h OF November.
Atl. j viii, on Tuesday. January trs E-l. ~
40 the tuUrt House doJr. between fne hours ar
10 4 ~ and y NJ. sell af Public Auction the
following described property. 90 wits Situated.
lying and being in shelby county. Tennessee.
and la the city OF Memphis. Beginning 30 n
corner OfCentre street and HoSuitaT av-rlr- id
Fl stake, thence north with said avenue 20 feet
ana nVe inches % "a stake Thence parallel with
centre street nily-seFeu f-es G1L eleven inches
70 a stake, thence s0uth IL feet ans s. inches.
thence west o feet II the beginning He-urrH-
to w FIy.
TERMS o. SALE-On acre.iit o. seven months.
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MR. sEWkRD's DTPLOMAeY-THE
NATIONAL


The New York Spirit Of the Times has
been high authority in the Republican
ranks: vet it arraigns Seward upong grave
charges, and demanding that he shall be
replaced by the vigorous eX-Gen. B. +.
Butler, goes on TO say:
at viii be borne i'm mind thatat every
humiliation which Mr.. Seward accepted
for America at British hands, from the
~unspeaksble shame Of the surrender of
Mason and Slidell, TO the acceptance al
the hulk Of the Shenandoah as an oFf.et
10 hera10minable p~iracies, theclan ofNTr
Seward would constantly demand our
patience. aud bid the indignant
country wait until we got the rebel
lion off our hands, TO see their patron
exact for every wrong q tenfOld VEN
geance. 10, the rebellion is ended. and
our power is restored; but, instead of The
redress 70 which we are entitled, or re-
turning the benefits Of the ~precedents to
which We mwilingly conceded, we find
ourselves kicked out Of court in the Ala
bama cases, robbed Of our whole demand
in the matter Of the Shenandoah: and in
direct coGtraveEtion Of our voluntary
shame in the matter Of the TrenC We
even now behold the cruisers of that per-
6diOus Government which wrestad Is of.
Mason and Slidell, overhauliug every
American bound ship, in order TO arrest
the political fugitive, Stephens. from the
protection Of flag, that they NAV
carry him back for punishment TO Ire
land"
These are a few Of Mr.. Stewards fri
UInphs, and the resulto Of them all is, that
the United States, through his agency.
has been subjected during the last four |
years TO all the losses and infections of a
foreign war, without any of the adyay-
tages of reprisal and retaiiatlon-aU tha
shame accruing from continued il,s MI
without the solace Of aspirited retay
We should like to know how tine This
charge is that American vessels have
been compelled thus to submit To search
by British cruisers, The pa.rtv now in
power gave up the right - search the
high seas, to GreatBritain, such asshouId
never have been conceded. But If was
never intended 10 extend to such cases
As the o~verhauling Of our ships in search
OF political fugitiveS-4EJdaV Argzls.
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BaF A Presbyterian clergyman In
northern New York had two erno-t
boys, old enough to have jnonjrinS
minds, but not 20 discern the reason
things. They were taught to pray snd
the efficiency and need Of PRAYER We
duly impressed upon them. Both The
boys had a patch Of popcorn in the par
den, and the growing blades were
watched with intense interest, a small
reward being held out 10 stimulate their
industry. One day the father, walking
near the patch, heard the voice Of the
youngest so.emnly engaged in prayer,
and, near, listened 10 the following
prayer: 20 Lord, make my corn grow
great big corn, but make my brother
Pam's grow ali little nubbins,"
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EEF The statement telegraphed from
Washington that Gen Grant was about
10 sail for the Rio Grande in the flagship
oftbe Gulf squadron, says the Washing
ton SSay, is without authority. The Gen
eral simply designs visiting New Orleans
FOR the purpose Of Inspecting n army
under Sheridan, and 50 far from sailing
in Commodore WinslOw's flagship &C
once. will not leave for some time TO
come. Owing TO the pressing duties re-
quiring his attsntiOn in Washington, he
has not yet determined how Don be VIII
visit Mex Orleans, and when he does go
u VIII be by the most expeditions route.
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Cllaneery Sale Of CITY LET'S,
ok
Tuesday, January seth, 1855.

Eamara, decd a.. Elizabeth d. McEam1ra
etGL
d. virtue Cfan iuterl0cufoU decree made I'm
A tae above cause OF tbs arI uf LecumHer.
1901 i viii On January eftI. 4rd. ~ the .llr-
House door, between the hours 0r LI A. 81 and
Y ~ sell al Public Auction tle EaIlgw ire de-
serlnedlot o. La14f IN the city ol Memphis. ii
SheiDy county IeuneS-@e. VIZ A certain ler
wing between the Pigeon E1a-l rCadluI, lurC
street IN said etay, being part Of Lot 70. E1r
tue SuhdlvlslCG q Cuuury Lot 30. -. i0ra-r.-
OF tne estate Of Games j.. Hara4~ag. aaea1--t
said Lot is norE OF Court street.
TERMS Oh SAL&-On d credit o. seven. twelve
and eighteen months.
de9s IDS A. ASTON. Clerk e Mister
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INSTALLATIONS.
Notice.
Treasury DEPARrMENT)
NESrU AGENCY.

IEEAsCKH DEPARrAENT
NtSrU GENC
MOBILE, December 10, 1876.
THE large quantity OF captured cotton re-
Il longing to the Juited states. which has
been stolen or otherwise w~rongfuly taken, aud
which Is now concealed or has Deen disposed Or
IN fraud Of the United States. has induced the
secretary d the Treasury 70 authorize and di-
rect such action as VIII lead TO is recovery,
wsere IL Gao be recovered, rtne recovery Of its
value, where 4 has been Opposed OF and can
not be reached.
All persons are hereby notified that super
yising Agent James n I0meuy at Mobile. and
David G. BaIHitz, At Memphis, are respectively
authorized 10 pay one-fOurth Of all such cotton
as shall be delivered to them at Mobile or
Memphis.
Any person through whose information and
- - 'NN ~ 49, tNAf
cred, VIII receive oue-lourtl OF T. as his COM
peusatiCu therefor.
The Government VIII not be liable for the
payment OF any expenses orcharges- These
must be paid ont OF the ous-fpurth, and 50 that
the three-iOurthsretaiHed by the Government
is received in Mobile OF Fl Memphis free OF all
expenses or charges.
Any person through whose information and
efforts ths Government shall be enabled, in
cases where the property itself cannot he
reached 70 recover payment for captured cot
ton which mas been disposed OF IN fraud Of the
United states, VIII be PAD o.s--ourth Of the
sum 50 recovered.
Persons desiring 70 avail themselves OF this
compensation VIII please to communicate with
Mr.. IOmeny or Mr.. Baruitz.
WM. p. MELLES.
deH 2w General Agent Treasury Dept
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100000
OF LAND FOR SALE.

I0O 0OO ACRES OF CHOICE AND M
lOO,OUU proved lands IN the states OF
Alabama and Mississippi, are offered for sale in
lots TO suit purchasers. These lands are ready
for s-ettiementeand cultivation, having build
ings, stock Of all descriptions, provisions
cheaper than they can be fought in any other
market-and plantation utensils upon Them
convenient to navigation and railroads, have
good water, are healthy, and produce cotton,
coFnf wheat, rye, oats, barley. sugar, rice, to-
hacco, hemp, hops, castor beans, grapes, and
fruits in great variety and perfection. Many OF
these lands have fine timber upon them and
good water power, and negroes who can be en-
piOyed 10 cultivate them another year. Par
ties or their agents Will have every facility az
iOrded them To examine theselauds.
Address, W BATTAILE,
Foreign immigration. Real Estate and
dee9-ini Labor AgL. No. 4lloyai H.. Mobile
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HAcAN's MAGNOLIA sALm

"H DAE"s
This IL the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. II changes the sun
burnt face and hands To- a pearly satin texture Of
raviSh1ng beauty, tmparting the marble purity
of youtd, & the disfutgfe appearance so inviting
in the city belle of fashion. IL removes tan,
rockies, pimples and r~Oughness from the skin,
leavtnf the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth. It contains 10 material injurious to
the skim Patronized by Actress and Opera
Singers II is what every lady should have.
Sold everywhere. Retail price, % cents.
Prepared by W E HAGAN, Troy, y. Y.
Address all orders 10
DEkIAS BARNES & co.,
nov26-3m New York.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Esiale,
ON
Tuesday, January sen, 1856.

". =. York, ~Admi1Htrafor dr 57a s Oh
James h Sloaa, dezeassu, o. W.u-@mtn.
y virtue OF an interlocutory decree ms5e.a
1 VIII, on January seth. lsl 20 The Court Fors-
door, between the Eours OF - O'Clock a. g. and
~, sell AZ Public Auction ll .ac rl-l-. r-
anu interest oi W D. smith, fin and 20 8 certain
tract Of land described as follows. u1-rf-. -Hiur
IN he ID Civil District Of Shelby county. Ten
nrfsee- or the waters or A4r Creek. and
bounded a. follows: On the south bv tie L.HE.
OF samuel douglass. samuel Rankin ul the
east. Jno- H. Jones on the north. James sloan.
Elt- 1lI and Hal Williams % tie west. COM
tanning a5outo one hundred aid twenty acres.
izE1s Oh SALE-Dn q credit o. : suf I3
months
------
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IHINAMENA As FACTORY OPERATORS
We observe 10y a paragraph in n Of
our Pacific exchanges that the Chimes q
population Of California have found EN-
plOymeut at o business in which nv
viii be most useful, both 10 their -aca
and 70 the future prosperity Of thai STATE
Complete success has attended Sc me ax-
perlments made there at the emr JoI-peDt
81 OIlhese iaCorers as factory Operatives
mere was al hrst some difiicU lty experj-
fheed D eNplalnmg 70 them the maehi-
merry al "hlcil they were TO labor. 50. in
deed, there would have besAJt with almost
any 'tiieF tlaS OF operatives, though
rather more with the CliTlamen. for oh
Vlous relsOns. But tliey- nroved To he
FerV apt ~ le'arning what they were set
at, and tlei natural shrs.Tdness and in
teHlgenc' make them valuable as opera
uNes, Jesides the low wages at which
tney can be hired.
Immediately upon the success Of this
experiment, aiarge factory was supplied
with this sort OF cheap labor, and is now
running 81 q handsome profit. In China
Itself labor Is 50 superabundant that the
remuneration is very low indeed and ss
consequence the Cinnamon who mi
crate to other countries can always be
had at much lower rates than any other
class. In California heChinamen have
made a good living ont Of the refuse Of
the gol5 mines, which they work over
again after the Americans have turned
10 more profitable work. As prices have
hitherto been very high IN California,
the advantage Of having such cheap
labor as this may be easily understood.
The experiment has supplied the thing
most needed TO insure the permanent sue
faze aud panpral extension If domestic
manufactures in California, and under its
influence weloOk for the starting OF many
new industrial enterprises in all sections.
The Chinese can hardly come in compe-
fitiou with the skilled labor Of American
workshops, because they are used for the
lower classes Of labor, where, in the East
ern factories, female operatives or boys
are empIoycd-two classes which cannot
be hired in California.
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CIlaneery Sale Of CIB Lots,
January sea-. 1886.

Cs stllmau e. Winston DAVE AM g w.
Lincoln
% virtue ofan ln-tsrio-ut0ry decree usIs On
OL1s ClHnceTy Site Of tus Cg-augl Law
and ChhncsTy court Of tHe c.fy OF Gsa.g1.--
SoseEoer A5thY L55, / VIII Sell Tor Gosh. s-
Eu'lic Auction, a. the Court house d1aE.o.s
70 aad iZH % 1he nlzhesr Bidder. -ge ...5--
lea LOIS Of grounds, situate III tae -ltr cs..sr--
pnIs shelby county, IelueEsee La $50 l.l4
1oek 30 81 on bea4e street ana rs- u. LOIS
Nos so aud - on Madison street. tl- --l
mentioned being the properly or O. S.. Lll-
coin.
de1g IA AT.TI- rr~-r &c.
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RradIeY,s DnnIex EIIintie Slirf.

Very flexible, folded easily when in use, TO
secnpy a small space, aud an article Of superior
SOUTHERN PALACE
NIXON, Woo co.,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or sEw-YoRK.

CLEARED.
kiip a,nnosubsra Dram Liverpool Tapscott Bros 20.
Shio Hsrp.well, Owen. Hsvre, Boyd hineksn -, :,
Bark Csseton (BLl, Wills, Liverpool VIA SAhla0s Haps'
BARK Reus del SUD (Argenl Wssks Tsr1gons; J Henry
RAJ Am Uorberx lBr1 hcGure Liverpool, y w Mason &Co
Brig Alice Todd Harding Barbados via Norfolk Brett son
s, rso Csw.d LAdss.u Cork Cor orders Funeh M'incts
Biz Ri..u, Sun, ssOasd Ponce and ArOyo. Lw P Am
"ISas B.rrv fgr, conyen Bermuda n Harvss
Brig j Polsao, Pummer, Portland MlIrf housn'on'
Yacht Hcnrets Samuels, Cowes. y ~ nenneLJH
schr BAY state. Bos,et,. Boston. o. X Racket
Schr r. a. knirhl Wht,emoFe, Paray Miller 4 houehon.
scsr ponns Anna Chase, lawns. Baxter Merrill.
sehr Robert Paneg Nilhu Galveston, G. H. Mallory Ce
sekr O. :. Bzyls stses Mobile q Gager;, n n ,yr.
seh Albert Thomas Van Blunt 81 Marks Fss T. D. hnE1ui
Sch, v.,., chlyersl Richmond Van Bruntk sssht.
.schF s. ". Leuis Cycwel kichniead y w; Lsnn TO-
sckf j. r. Nllists, Bsy. BatimoIe, Baker \ Dayton.
seLr Marraret far Philadelphia Bentley sfaul 4 CO.
eeh Atlantic 1Br Haex \. s. ID. r. De VOL Co.
sclr " III Bowen Jackson, Providence, Gee n Sanahan
sehr s. n. Hail. suieklsnd ksw -Hasen, o. a Racket
ARRIVED. -
s,s.ynsp Craig GLASGOW Nov u and Movils 21
Win ndse and pas Macdonald Had strong westerly winds
.ss wpI. P ssss hence for Ivsrpooi, Sh Inst M
east sandy Hook fell In with TIE steamship banA d'a0iso
s, IN ssrI Laird Glasyo Nov. o aud Movis ih
yIsh rde snd pss Frsnes Macdonald nov r. took hssvY
sac from NE ana on sh Gale eonlnung csrEied tie ma
and outer and lost the day the gale
oderaei Tired ary udder snd has bssp under ea1ss nee
th uoderafo weather. the eh ins when whn 10 pss o.
Handy Hook wa aken the slezahip Iowa. Cap Creg
Isps ne and pat AZ i'aa On e'S arg "e
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they have been A IoHnos Of s,sy's: ed sss' BE BAG
Pass pa 70 VIII nass snd pas: 70 G Ssrtss ~. ~
So koy passed hence for nsorisansf
s;. bar. sI Tsss. Hf IsSs u. 4 % and M
ss sS &C. Ps . '' SS ds: e: s %
Ger. and crew Of ne steamship suSages css o. a.
Crawford drss ss. Do RoSs Piekiu fr mate Charlie. r. Wy,
second mattel " shasz ,apeao Thomas Me0isssh'sD NO
steamship Saratoga King NOrfoi with HeeAsp
Steamship Washington chIehorsSOr with ns 70 janice
steamship YssOe, H0sss, Norfolk viii mde 10 Hsscaso
stssnship Rising Star Harris. A.pinwi Dee ~s,s sHS
pass. TO Pacific Mall Steamship csngssny;
Mallory Co. De Ssd..s 2. s a. 81 ssnS Ne, :ss
steamship Missouri hehsc Ioi s'H' Oh Ope 's'
pIs; ;sS SIs p q ms1misS Hsssrd a .s
re-. .s e B. a la "a i s. & We ''a
Bsk Hannibal Hawkins Pensacola Nov 30 with yeno. pins 70
n LMeCresay Has bad pleasant weather the snns
bs w.yfr.r ,of Liverpoo Bcho ais ysnsirg os 70 .,.a
coffee L. Phpps& Co. Nov lat ~ = Long - w. az ~ III
Mermaid stssrias sy Len brig John Welsh We 'A
srS sf ssno's fsrsvsl Re JAnsro g days via
Baik Msrs W. bret TSsiIOw. Is,sns 10 days with 'us" w
Eusen wloq posu ross !. dSy: VIM os"sss
20 kSe'' si9an %. Ssebsrsno '''''
BARK Psyche tDsa wesTei Rio days with sosss 10
s issss Sf S. Ksss wilur csrdsn.. II days e
board painted soe viii gt s,ers and quantity q besss ca
mile. Meg saw brig eS.as Sss signal "h WINS
Prs Hed los Phlsasphs ssghLS oasniaase Nov - VI
lgsr sstrr ins had heavy pohfi1 Eaes os
consisting N Of moasscr~rf cesha aAe WY
thing moycabls about deck -, -
Big Prince Alfred Iof Hsa1 ~ 81 Highs Jsrsnie u eay.
hr Abby BIsdord for sBe.ion. L.i 70 vssss. a. A.ts
Biz O. r. Peniston Nalton, NIL buTrea 81 lncmeesH
days q baias. 10 o. y. Pension 4 Co. =.
Eng ~ T. colhitof Tnk lssnd Eusry hsnssn. ~ Gays
Rivera, Carbon Co Len, bsrk N9Jsgef WHEY oi
NeYeTk in psys, 6Tlg I'll Mc0uirs. LtsfsJ &c. dol M
brig Nclse Ware. Wsge. sailed fcyfo I'D
Srhr Cops West, Albany Tor Pfovidenee
schr. Clara Jsre. Elwei. Lubfcs
schrtstarAs W. Lewis. -, Albany Cor Richmoad
A. Kdherg sof New Hsvsn gfhonas uavaHa ~ days
with sugar 10 B. J. Weinberg.
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NAVY GAZETTE.


Br:rELEsrASH re rHH TEisrsE,
Dee. I.--CommOdoro William Rogers Taylor FOR tn-
5scsf G. Badger PIT Fosadsry AciiHs ps,.sd Ass.t
surgeon John Psr,9n, hs asPeS.ee master yGn q k.n,sa
tool; H. Dana By Jaa. iO euiy boart the
Iss Master Ashsl LoSi' Y JsHay 20 sss % A ss-
took; Psxnr A. D. Bsche BY JanoaEJ 70 -
Ieob.cot AZ NcwYor PsymasleT Cssre, w san@ 20
Penobsco,j Pymass W. Tho1n the uesdasJ
rnleer Lieut. George Dgr1 BY DECEMBER 10 20 ee' eaiae
Psaob,co Acting Assistant sasson LHnsas fesss % me ubsdns
osy l. 70 the United states Hewxefl rAesu5
Third Assistant Engineers VIM j. feal and Senn A. ose no
DETACHED. 4
December ILieoLc Commander James O. Marvel Ie@ esty
Nswok: Lieut. eO@9snder Frsnsis H. ssis hs k.y yard.
Norfolk Va and ordered command the Unds Master wm r.
m % bs Ts1op Enssas Pcys g. Brsdfrd Jo.ila ~ wsos,
and Ahur II. Fletcher from the Rhode sfnd end ordered ~
sasIS sdhs &c. duty 81 Ssg and osdrsd % jssy
mand tie lIoq9ots LieuC ASsd u Mshsn 1S@ ORD
roq1ois Coumander Oscar O. Badger reporting Of
relief Commodore Wm Rogers baylor from edsaEes dety Ps.
Captain B. WoOsy from Naval Observatory Washington sss
srseIee January g eSgm9ad ihs Pwues AZ ~
York aud ordered Dscembsf IS for duty eoaft fssxi
VIM D. Whiting fcs S,Ss:9 sSy
ALLAH Browne from the RHODE Island sad 9dsFed ne Unseni
New Yors and Srdsr~d By Dee 70 Tor soiy IL Toe
First Assistant Engineer o. l. NJ Maceay rcn the Gu
srre ana ordered e ' rssos'so ts A o,
Jog SECOND Assistant EngseeI James fsr.en cn ~ oe.t
HSe Jehn from The Ps and sraeIso Psssesesl,
Acting Thd Assistant Engineer James s-epef from tse ysleIi
chsriss W. caa from the Bookyn NsvyYsrd
unads Aeiug Third Assistant Engn.sE Jesse H. Cheney hem
duty a. Bay Point, s. C., end oIdsssd North
The sie,mer Michigan ss,d Bueslo y tb met,
Tor Erie. Penn, wheshs VIII b" aid ~ fos tho Winter
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THE DRY G0oDs MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec 40 1850.
The recovering tendency in the Dry Goods market.
continues The movement among manufacturers TO regulate
Che supply Of goods closely the demand - having
generally restoring upon credits and somewhat tends %
fpTe tie tone Of uces There Is general disposition
manage business uPonsa oODset b 50 as 70 be
for any adverse ssGSa l H eo there 5s bn RS
important variation 10 values although the tendency upon soias
The exports Of domestic cotons from this port 20 foreign
ports for the ws eadng Dec 1906 have been az follows
Total for the week so pkes pe7ousy reported goa pkSs
total since Jan 1856 sPkes sane time in 1855 ls pigs
s same tim, tune IN ss Same same time 1857 81 s
Brown Shestngs N rather more dsmand and STANDARDS
sssetfS Standard aI each soa X ssea s sisc LaSrencs
C. Nashua Xxx ~ wsehusts ana STARK standards gle
and 20 ipch s inch wshusstt ac; IadsD
Head 9Sc a. Agawam and - PItfsbed each lsc Al Mid
Gesex G l3c a AiaoOa 2Otc ~ Gsantevine sOc and DO
1sc - Pstagsoo issc - saysg lses Aasuss ,ie's4
I7ic Indan Orcsnrd 1870 L. l7tc for W 1se fo u e1c
fo q and &c for A. Lawrence OrEl6c for 81 1910 iof
FRO eie ioT and lsae %. D; "a Everitt A esc -
fremont c.lse - suash 3 zoe Appleton &c fOl and
lse - Newmarket o.si Massschnss Pc ioI A &c for
letc for and zoe for % inch hns do LAaak lGic
a. do. lesc; "a Tip Top, 20cN
Bieached shrngs are inactive exee2tng'the finer grades
Wspsuttas sac fof a. 4c for, ae al SOC tof 81
81 Tuscarora end - Grenf are each quoted at 3a4c.
ssIi.i' % ~ s.s S :e FL inch Is hs new
Hamilton W, q - LOnslale Sc; - Hope CSC; ~ RED
do s % md ~ = do wa e p cs% nS
haain tses White R9sk nc - Aquianecs soe do me;
WaeTtwis 26c Wsltha fos l0 zee Tor 81 CSC for
81 2te for f2ineh and &c for neA do5 "A Forestdale
Wetertwist SEE SatersTie 80 ti MaRyiIe r 2sc do
X PIE; Lawrence &c i0 a. 900 o ne Tor III and pc
for Il; - Boot b. 2ao do C'23lC' a5ir.ch Arkwreht
Rstertwis, $50 S6nch NO. Harris Co, Pie 92reb No
d. pc ~ Hanover e6c; 56Dch Clinton Mls G G. PC
do G. 2lcj A. Uxbndge ~ UidOn Mills ana "A whtns yine
each 25ca "A Gold Medal 2ci Ginoh Colngwood s. rae
~ Hoiy0ko, &c; and 3tinoh Utica, lec
Brown Drills 10 stoady demand al 2lc for Standards
Iaut0n Fancs moderate demand fne goods bringing
late ricos while low grades sci stall further reduction
Stripes dell usual az this York quoted
t3c Eyefit 26oj Hamilton 3le s0s s. ana S2i0 for IL S;
teag Ca DO dlc Pacific ice; Arkwrgh % Tor GA and
re of ax3 dO Osnaburg stripes CSC Ticks slowly az
steady rates Amoskea are quoted al 0Oc fora A. so for
&c or 1le fore. aad $40 fOr D. YoFk hag 45c Tor
lgclpld 9Qe for 3 inchi Eyeiiu 30c Hamilton, soc for
S1S's " ~ y sga s2ia fwP 3 Xxi WtsgV Eg2Ok iliei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
ARMY GAZE TIE.

BIT rxLzsRAPu TRIBUNE o.
have been kOBOrat O the service Of The sd ss
h.r erles being no onee Tequired BTevet Be Gen D. "
nrsle 9ist Bevet Col T. pedse,
Msior ald Reent, ysisu Frank r. Rice, 2lst keemeaf
Ffst Lisut. Chazes Z. HaTie brook let ksgimeni.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brevel Col r. ~ Bschsder Assistant AIRY
has been ordered Col r. c. Rutherford Assistant Cuaset
ss,e Depot QnsrteaersGt Jeasrsonyte lna brss Col
n w kirkland U. s. Army has been
aa.irned Chief Qnasraster Department. 81 Cae