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New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
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A TTENTTONi All WANTING FARMS Cheap
"A F4RM and FRos LahDs ylsS, Ls'' w.,cs PSSs S
S;nsS:qn9 % SALE svfoF o. osd ShsP PhGph
Sen los suPeor S.Ss'ry IS., oa' saSIsA
Ses "a utility es .n' se p5osSIS SSs .otas ss.sy ny
tiers. easy terms. Price sI5 Ana sP"sA
f'I circulars ana '''' R6ssRT cAmPBL F'ed.u
WI. PARrrs7IrH, s.llaI AGENT: Brtel.Sprs. : -
A IL WANTING FARMs-Good soil. mild Olimstte,
"A % miles OfPhsdelph. price ,ny s2s Ai'S
R.''Gd aI5 e K M IhsDs dsaisf Sin.nd '''
A HOME IN THE COUNThY-CENIRAL
n RAILROAD or EEw.JERsEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
80 gyLbSS LOTS E 70 milf. S% S.s u. . %S !.
cosSs the S;SES AZ; T'I s,
R.fsr.nc. D. Hope Superintendent aops Erp''' Company
A HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
-four Of LAND ., Esy s,,' % double nsS.
= .s s''' s,ry s'is' GS oo'Sa 'iS' Smith
A FIRST. CLASS brown:slone, bigh:stOOP HOUSE
N fr sA cheap TO LET Inquire on hs prcmi'es NO. VI
sistis,i- St near Le1iurtOn.sve, Of JOHN GLASS.
UHEAP FARMS in LOYAL EAST TENNESSEE.
:f.s S no AhMs IINb a.s. # G ~ II s.s Ssb Mag
Pow ana h2e ss, for and soShsi; ~ i' is
s1o,I.d ~ MtEsoS SEYMOUR R'.l E... AsrT.. ss,
nor s1LENEASE Of the STORE No. As Ann.st..
L for and four mOnhs r. BULKLEf' No u WALSH
COR sALE-The PROPERTY situated on tho
nd TO- fs ,a deep Apply HAIL IIBAoH No BedfoEd
DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable DWELLING
HOUSES si A.silou 2 salesrooh No III BIodwayiat
3 M by uleF wilkins Finely located or IA fro~nstone
No ~ r.i-conds roiVay and u eco car re,D.in
10 Brc No i2 rh No ii2 Fotty hnh SiIth and
seyenb ay~s $1,000 each rrmsn well rsnt'd III h
EoyGf hat pos-''on. All onehsi block m boad"r cars
hsps at auc'ionecr. -------
DROSPECT PARK LOfS-3O Lots on Batter.
Do1as lesraw SIcke: WaSin Cas'onaVe sl ns"
tho Psrk. Apply q W. A colT Not Pin-,si
uTAII-ST. PROPERTY for SALE-A splendid
w CORHFR. Aprly to w. A. COLT. No. Pine,. -
5ONOO TO LGAS sSas,G on aaB:Iy Bond f9d H.y MS.5
.na ia City aud Brooklyn DEhANAN ALLLh no
40 Pne-st
MONEY IL VARIOUS SUMS TO LOAN ON
s. w BENEDICT Not, and PinoSs
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GitnalIone WanteS- MaLss.

GitualIon5 Wanteo-alnles.
A PRACTICAL GRAIN and CORN DlST1LLER
~ WANTS SITUATION. adde's W. w. Easion Pa J. %
lYTANTEDABv a man Of extended business knowl
w edae sIrU ION ltook-i eeper Cashier Has had eI
both ths- Good references gwen ~
d.ess SFWHALL. lEuuHc pri-".
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

u ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Winter arrange
II m,nts November l. 1866 Leave, James .ip
M mail trsin Sor gfesnpon ami fscns. II N, Tor sFe
Riverhead rEpes' tsnI p M io'
ard farmingdAe sni way hlAuon
ana on SATURDAY North iiip On ard alter January
iR tie will oIy 20 fapa ak except on oatueay
when Il will ron Riverhoad Tho n VAL ran only 70
Fsrmiuada's.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

6isemboats ano Railroads.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
w. NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY co-Besi'
leave pier No 10 n r. between Court, and Doy % a. ssoG
n Il m q $50 Sundays u Hso 1850 $3.50 p m
LNOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD and SPRING
PIELD-RARE. Is Cents ietesusrs says Peek Slip Ter
New Haven s 3:is and II connecting With ksilrosa
FTNHE OLD LINE.-Sag Harbor, Greenport, On-
sut stesmer ARTISAN, CAPT @. Gibb, from pier Ne y
East Iiyef (ioo ofFuItOnstl every Saturday at p NJ
. WILLIAMS BROS. Ne. Beekmsnst
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCTsTER, PALMEh RlTCHBUR0, NASHUA LOWELL
" CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
mar and Of the Norwich line
CITY or BOSTON sad CITY or HEWfOAk,
Law, New tsundays eGeepsd ~ oeioek ffe
Pier Nc. % North River, foot Of NeftrystY
EOR kEW-LONDoh,
sr. connecting with the Sssmbost Erprs In nom ihe seov.
nd K,skns and Nsw Londou and Northern Ralfosdh
FYs,sh ~ "a Al ths low F.sa Yer information iuqus Of
2. s. MARTIN Agent 90 the Pier
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
1N1 coumsacin Monday Dscebes "a taes Lss,s hev tof
fco Of leeanscng with Lehgh Valley Railroad ana
bnashesl At Sis HaeksttsloW7 seeemmeea
ton MOrrstown odatton leaves a. z
ssrstown hxDTess D in addition to abovs isaos
South snse nnd twss 70 oania A.
y akkxkVUp 0esors ssPsrintsaesnt
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

NVY HINIl IT. IELUo a
Id HENRY n LEEDS Auetioneet -
LARGE AND VALUABLE INVOICE OF FURs. =, -.
rs b saia AUCTION. THURSDAY Dec 2. a. II oei9eh
Sus 90 Lbsys. eg door. west o. 5rssawsy LEY
E,f,r al sios, 50 lots OF REAL MINK MUfFs, CAFES coz
LIRS COiLARETS and CUFFS. ali h class usnuiseuiea t0i
Ihs NrSsdsrsv sastoul trade and wsItened -.,,
Aiso o q CHiLDRENS FURS n vsriey OF nsere sna
styles al 20 Be sod without rcerye Osn es seen on morning 81 &
My HENRY u. LEEDS & MINER.-HENRY
Id nj LEEDS AuconseAt the Leeds Art Galleries Nos VI
snd 90 BrssdsJ the EVENING OF FRIDAY Dec 2s a q
rsuaskay Fine coec Of PAINTINGS by the best Amer
~ As o ForsiEB Work. mainly the property OF
vel collector Of Baltimore con ned 70 > = Avery Among
ibez vii 10 found three o the Largest and finest SUBJECTS fei
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

e..sxef Ptaion ia Twenty '-vssshst ans
FourthGva knlfGnrs fusaIyscEsntat-
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iUsASiHs CARDS. &r

+ ATWM EvERDELLs SONS, No lO4 FultOn.ss.-
- WRngthe c1sos sHA TIHE sTATlosERL tGasbaAAsa
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

ARnT CLoTHiNG AND EoClPAsHl
no ~ 3EOADwAI. NEW ioKK, Dec. ~ 100
VXYII.I. be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at the
w D.rss yvCohiug and Equipage u lnt md
KsYok CITY. THURSDAY the 81 o. January,
IAf eosrs-saas n ocoef, q $1,000 20 tR0oo ARMY
HLANKET&.
spss q a. shovs may Depot and further rf0r
taat'on obfsi-ci st ths ode-.
Tsznss Csh G0yeHmen funds. 70 cent down and the bel
ancs Goods tai the Depot which be within
kArss as under foiic Cf pufchar tnd 10 q
BreYei Bfigadier.Den. y. n. NIErON,
Assistant OuartsTmGfter.fien. T. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
1Y HENRY H. LEEDS s. MINEk.
! & = o. I A..-.-.-.-..

And ofharE e1laITT cefbfh-tW
fsv sr exhibition es snd hcf Saturday Dec r. ron
IL, 70 snd unl 10 two evening" peyion 70 sale.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
}Y HENRY Y: ;, LEEDs 15E6s '- = MINER.

OY HENRY II. LEEDS y MINER.
ID HENRY ~. LEEDS. Aueoneer. .
CLOSING sALE-Ou FRIDAY. Dee - a. ii O'clock 81 their
Hssroom Liberty The entire balance remaining uuod on
hs ~ be positively soit lie hishef bidder d london oeh
ana oer Bsnd Old Port and Madeira Wines
Ps sad Golden sheres Chsmpagnes Holland and English Gins -
Rus Apple Rul scotch lIish end
Bo650n Whistles 70 bottles and demosns iew lines o.
imported M elso the bllance 81 he pale
N Executci consisting Of very he er
Fss Port Madeira and kTudrs Old ianr tmr m gas'e.o
Mononsair end bourbon Wk Of great sge
Omitted Fire Oe Irish WHISKY Our
that ths a goods well worthy OF Their
altenu0n o--.t-- x,
ods Santiago Operas Luna Lena do Flor Dc Mayo Operas shd
rfsvouf o brand
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OWENS MATINEE-BR0ADwA THEATER.
~ SATURDAY, Dec. 70, At u O'Clock,
LIVE INDIAN saa KATHERINE asd pETRvSHlo.
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RIVER MATTERS.

weather aud Business.
The weather Is warm and clear.
Business on the landing inactive; neights
continue scarce
The river rose finch a. this point In the last
. hours.
The Ohio IS falling from Pittshurg down.
The river at s.. Louis was rising slowly on the
18th.
There are . inches waterln the Arkansas.
Waite river Is In good boating order.
nw-fwuHa
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General Meade az EasipOr4-The Cana
dian Confederation.

PORTLAND, Me, April 20.-It is report-
ed General Meade has telegraphed fol-
more troops to be sent to PASSPORT.
EAsTPoRT, April 20.-The Fenian
schooner PfHy was again seized by the
authorities last night. A quantity OF
arms were taken from her by the Fenians,
under the guns Of the Win0oski.
General Meade announces his inten-
ton to enforce the neutrality law as far
as possible.
Gen. Killian left suddenly on the Bos-
ton boat.
ST. Andrews, April 20.-the British
frigate Duncan arrived yesterday after
moo
TORONTO, c. w, April 20.-The volun-
teers which were sent to the Lower Can
ada frontier have been recalled.
Nova SCOTIA, April 20.-The Assem-
bly, passed resolutions favoring confede-
ration with the British North American
provinces by thirty-seven to nineteen
Votes still pending in the New Bruns-
wick Parliament.
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CoaIom

Eiaar Appel To correct the erroneous
statement made by telegraph IS 20 the cause
OF the burning OF the steamer FInancieT, near
P~ittshurg. we would cal attention toths follow
ing extract from the Pittsburs ~C0nunerciai, OF
The SIN
Auera carefuii In vestlgatlon ON fhepart OF our
reporters. the cause oIUhe catastp,uhe vagascer-
ua1f 20 De as follows Mrs. Rothschild a nsssens
ger, asked the chamhernaid for y Hvht when.
size Wes informed thatlt was against the rules
10 allow q lEIt Ia the state rooms. On re-
CeiTlng this answer Mrs r. went % her trunk
ana Produced "a small camHhene lamp. which
she proceeded 70 light The momentIhe match
report. setting Ms Eothschfld on Ere. b q
All on board were anxious Tor tle safety Of the
woman. and ne attHnuon was paid 70 the state
room which was set On fire by The explosion OF
suing therefrom. BY this time the flames had
sefnea TOO much Roadway % attempt 70 eKtin-
FuIsh %. and q spread rapidly BARRING the
boat entirely
qbe steamer Nevada was also burnt a. 81.
louis recently, the cause attributed 10 coal
Oh. hut the fact is, tbs FIRE was caused by the
cook using coal Oh 20 kindle his fires like
many other articles in general use, coal on, IL
diverted from SIS intsBded purposes rs liable to
produce aeeidentsi but II properly used With
ordinary care Il Is safe, as weuas being the moss
economical light ever devised 70 Is important
70 have a good coal oaburna IA alllamps used, as
there are many gotten up nowadays whose
only recommendation Is their eheapness, IS
they DO not give satisfaction as 70 light nor are
they durable, An coal oil burners should be
kept clean % admit free passage Of air through
the openings Respectfully, o. D. PRESCOTT
AGO, ~ JsGsEs0R sEssh
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LATEST FRnM FTRopE.

SANDY Hook, April 19.-The steamer
Prussia has arrived. It is reported that
Prussia continues in an uncompromising
attitude. 1t is also reported that the
Emperor of Russia has sent two notes TO
the sovereigns, rendering mediation.
Rumors of ministerial changes are cur
rent in Paris,
The reform agitation continues in
England. There was demonstration at
Liverpool in honor of Gladstone one
day, aHd a reform meeting the next.
The enthusiasm is high, both for the Min
ister and the reform. Gladstone made
brilliant speeches, in which he emphatic
ally declared the Government would
stand or fall on that question. He eulo-
gized America; C-Ontending that England
should learn a lesson from the trust re-
posed in the American people by their
Government in the late war. He said
if the Fenians carried out their diaboli-
cal threats, the whole power Of England
would assist the COlOnists in defense.
Political excitement on the German
question runs high, Ii Is positively as
serted that France is rapidly getting to-
gether an army for observation and
strengthening garFisons.
Bright addressed a large reform meet
ing at Rookdale on the 4th, advocating
reform strongly, and denouneingthe Tory
party. 1t is said that the Government
majority OF the reform bill will exceed
twenty.
A Paris correspondent of the Observer
says France intends occupying Vera
Cruz, Tampico and other principal ports
rs a guarantee for the expenses Of the ex-
petition and security for French COM
mercial interests.
The Prussian reply to the Austrian
note has created a very unfayorable i'm
preston IN Vienna.
LIvERPOoL-The stock Of cotton in
port is $4,000 bales, whereof 307, 500
bales are American.
Manchester advices u~nfavOrable. Mar
ket fiat prices lower breadstufs firmer ;
flour, firm and quiet at 2Ss Cd; pro-
visions, declining pork, inactive bacon,
quiet; lard, duh, and declined I62s +;
sugar, duh, and declined Is; coffee,
quiet,
LoNDON.-Wheat quiet; sugar easier
coffee firm. The bullion in the Bank of
England has decreased EIl0,000.
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REGULAR A SALES.

OQS ACRES on the above Road-one mile
ZOO from POcahontas. Two hns Dwellings,
O~uLhousei Orchards, Wells and lasting Springs
-one hundred acres in cultivation-can be
bought at the LOW PRICE Of S. per acre.
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hardly likely. No attempt has been
made BY The Spanish b take possession
Of the Chincha Islands.
The revolution in Panama has died
out, and a majority Of the prisoners have
been set at liberty.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Ap-iI20.-The tanks
Of Harley q Company, at Shafier, Pa,
with 1000 barrels Of oil and several laden
cars, were burned to-day.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-FiOw and
wheat duh, though not lower; oats high
er, $780,; whisky, 81 22l; pork, 28fc@l
265e.; lard quiet, 1Sle@1slc.; bulk meats
hrmer; sales, 100000 pounds, l0cGl3c-
advancing; bacon quiet, l2eal54c; sugar
cured hams, pc; cotton duh, 30G3lc.
An appeal was made in behalf OF the
suffering people of Alabama, and the
Georgia Chamber of Commerce apprO-
priated ~ 1900. 1t is expected 5000 or
$1,000 viii be collected within two days,
and provisions be forwarded free to suf-
ferers, at once.
WASHINGTON, April O.-The House
proceeded to the consideration Of reports
Of a private nature.
NEW YORK, April 20.-Col. Otto
Burnstenbender was arrested on COM
plant Of Fire-marshan Baker for ship
ping u HA1AAlA9 VI AAAAD EgAlN9AtuGf ihA1
same that explodedb to California, with
out informing the captain Of the vessel OF
the nature Of the article.
ST.. Louis, April 20.-FlOuT, frmer,
81 IS Wheat, Corn and Oats, firm and
unchanged Pork and Bacon, held
higher Lard, bouyant, I93c. ; Whisky
frmer, s. 20.
Toronto, April 20.-A special to the
Globe from Passport, says Gen. Meade
announced his determination to line the
coast with $4,000 meR, If necessary, to
prevent Fenian mischief.
NEW YORK, ApTil29.-C0tton dull and
lower at SIC. Flour 25c., lower. Coffee
steady. Sugar steady at 10Gf24c. for
Cuba mUscOvadO; Havana l0EGllzc.
Molasses steady; Orleans 95tG97@c.
Pork s26 Sl5c. Money steady. Sterling
dull at l074 Gold 265. Government
stocks active at fc. advance. Stocks
quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, April 20.-The officers of
the Panama railroad company here state
their loss by the explosion of nitro gly-
eerine at Aspinwall TO be $50, 900. The en-
tire damage blythe explosion is estimated
al 81 100000.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The House
Judiciary Committee are investigating
the charges against Mr.. Davis and Mr..
Clay, Of completely in the assassination
of President Lincoln.
The Senate bill relative to hd6Cds
corpus was taken up.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD
From The Adams Express Go,

CuScISsArr, Mazcb 3, 1866.
Editors Cincinnati Commercial:
Genaenen-we wish TO make a public ac-
acknowledgement 70 Messrs. JOS. L HALL CO
ofthis city, manufactures OF HALLS PATENT
CONCRETE FIREPROOF SAFES, for the
splendid manner in which the safes Of their
make preserved their contents in the late OPera
house fire, which destroyed our once. We had
seven OF their safes, two OF them Of d largest
size, all OF which stood the most severe tests %
which any hreproO' safes a ever been sub
1ected. An OF these safes fen Into the burning
naass OF ruins, and were then exposed TO an IN
tense heat from the burning debris which sur
rounded them, for from forty-six to one hun
dred and twenty hours; yet all Of their cen
tents, which comprised an imDense amount OF
money. bonds, s~iIverPlste, and other vsIuabies-
were restored to rs uninjured. We sre, for this
ofcourse, greatly pleased, and think that after
this experience we can recommend them to
any one who may want a sure and certain fire
proof safe as being all that they recommend
tssm to be. L. c. WEIR,
Agent Adams Express Company.
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GARD.

N6ssrs. Jos. l.. Han & Co, manufacturer OF
0fHaI's Burglar aud Fireproof SAFES
Dear Sir-Our Iarre Halls Firepr0ofs Safe was
taken from the ruins OF Pixies Opera house this
afternoon, after being subjected to the most in
tense heat for four days and four nights, OF
about ninety hours, and our books and valua-
Die papers, and United states Bonds deposited
with US, were preserved IN good condition. The
fire was stiH burning with such intensity that
when taken out, it could not be opened till
| cooled by a stream OF water. We think we can
say nothing more in favor Of o invaluable
safe than 70 state the fact, that this test, surely
as severe an one as safes can be subjected to,
has resulted in such entire satisfaction both 70
you and ourselves. Yours truly,
WIN. SUMNER & Co,
or Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing machine 20.
C~INcrSNATI, March d, 1864.
| A full assortment OF the above safes on hand,
and orders taken for Bankers, jewelers. and
Merchants safes OF every description, by their
agents
McCOMBS & CO.,
aZ2L and S24 Main street.
{ ap4-lm Memphis, Tenn.
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Ordered that Clement G. Clay, JF., is
hereby released from confinement and
be permitted 10 return or remain in the
State of Alabama. and to visit such other
places IN the United States a his per-
sonal business may render necessary
upon the following conditions, viz That
he take the oath OF allegiance TO the
United States and gives the parole of
honor to conduct himself as a loyal citi-
zen Of the same, and TO report himself in
person at any time and place to answer
any charges that may hereafter be pre-
ferred against him by the United States
Nv order Of the President. h"a
Isirneal Il i. TOMNSEFD. A. A G
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Cotton.

The market was better yesterday, the inquiry
was active, but, excepting the sales OF two lists
at SOC, but a moderate business was done. In
fuenced by an active and advancing marketin
New Orleans-caused, 81 was stated in private
telegTams from that city, by the flooding OF
Cotton lands from crevasses, and injury tothe
planted crop from cold rains-COtton IN our
market advanced a cent. The noon news con-
talued advises from Europe Of a discouragtng
eharacter-Cotton was Lgstd lower for Ameri-
can, Id for other kinds. The stock ia Liverpool
was G.4.09o bales, ofwhich S07 500 was American.
There are two depressing particulars in the Eu-
ropean news-the Bank Of England is again
losing bullion, and the Manchester advices, for
the first time in two months, are unfavorable,
the market Eat, and prices over. The follow
ing sales in our market were reported to Us e
. bales al PIC, y at &c and ) at 24e, inferior and
repaczed l5 at 25c, Ordinary 50 At 25c and IS
az nc, Good Ordinary at Sc, % ut 2SLc, Stat
pc and % at SOC, Low Midtling 81 at SIC and
B at sc, Mddlug II at S2c and q at Sc, Strict
NIddIinE 8 at sc, Good Middllug.
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Something Nice.-Tuose splendid little
Shetland Ponies, owned by Mr.. Prescott for
merry OF 81. Louis, No.. are n be rafled OF to-
night al S o'clock NJ Weathsrby's saloon, JET
fer-oD street Ponies buggy and harness, for
500. Secure a chance IN time.
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~ -Consignments solicited.
50 Liberal Advances Made.
- Quick Sales and Prompt returns.
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A stride Towa I'd CenfralIzatlOn.

TheNew York Commercial AdUertisert
q moderate Republican journal. has the
following remarks on the civil Rights
bill, vetoed by the President, and passed
over the veto by Congress
"WhateyeFcOnstructionm may be placed
upon the section Of the bill which bear
upon the function Of the States, it is evil
dent that the measure itself Is q stride
toward Capitalization, and is, therefore,
hostile to the spirit and plan Of our Gov
eminent. Against this manifest ten
dency Of a majority Of Congress, both
wilful and ignorant, the President sets
himself like a rock. His sturdy oppo-
sition must make itself felt in the end,
and he VIII succeed in matchmaking the
people with ideas by no means unfamil-
lar TO them, but which have been COW
cred up and partially obliterated by the
hurricane of war"
Truthful and sensiblel
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The traffic receipts Of railways IN the United
Kingdom OF Great Britain amounted. for the
week ending the 24th Of March, on 1882 miles.
10 s5H,4l, and for the corresponding week Of
last, on u,g5s miles, to fi9o,S5, showing an IN
crease Of 2s4 miles and Of f5I,Il5.
The return Of the Bank OF France for the
week ending March . shows the following
changes as compared with the previous &C
count: Increase. cash, lhiFeeen millions and
oae-sixth commercial bills, two millions and
two-thirds advances, three-ffths OF amillion F:
treasury balance. ninetssu million current
accounts, str millions and a quarter. Decrease:
notes. nine million and nine-tenths.
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The Verdict OF those who have worn them,
is that the broadway Trail" IS the most COM
Portable and elegant skirt ont a large saPp'y
In all sizes Just receIvedat Elson Bros, 81 Main
street. apis 81
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obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters give the
date Of the List, and pay one cent for advert
sing.
Hno called for within one month. they win
b. sent 70 the Dead Letter Ohce.
Place the postage stamp On the upper right
hand eorser. and leave space between nh
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interfering with the writing
49, rsQuest for the return Of a letter 10
ne vgrfher. IL u1eiaimed within thirty days or
iess. written or printed, with the writer's name.
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the e~nvelope,7on the face SIDE vii pc comPlei
With al ~ usual prepaid rate Of postage, pay
able when the letter IS delivered % the Eriter'
rsec- -, Law ofl@a
81 Oflcs hours from u An 0hk- 7D4'
days nom SO 10 O'Clock A
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THE IRON MOULDERs' BALL viii
come or on Monday evening, the 8Oth
OF April, at the Greenlaw Opera House,
and from the extensive preparations in
progress, viii doubtless prove 8 very
rrand affair.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

M. G. W. Trueheart IS our authorized
ag--tto extend the circulation Of the APPEAL
snd receive subscription and advertising for the
same In West Tennessee and North Mississippi
We bespeak In his behalf the kind attentions
and courtesies ofour patrons and friends. and
hope they viii render HIN any assistance IN
Their power to promote the object Of hls
w~faHnw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

TELEGBMs-The following kilograms
remain uncalled for in the Office: I.
R0senbach, TheO. H. Jones, d. Winter
Geo. g. Mahon, R. h. McFarlsnge, Jos.
FaeRs. ". Marion and Louis k0lb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

TIE STORM THURSDAY NIGHT.-Any
amount Of signs and awnings were pros
uated BY the foree Of the wind and
several chimneys also were partly de-
molished A brick shanty on Main
street was Ieveled flush with the ground,
and the roof Of the Gayoso House was
Frfrf-a5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

DR.. !. a. CIopton, OF Huntsville, Ala, may
be Consulted at The Gsyoso, No. 81, until The
/ 10Th inst. He guarantee 20 cure the worst cases
/ OF PILES in the city, OF state, and wiz forfeit
$1,000 FOR every failure. Ladies win be visited
l ~ th.lr hnuse. am. n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

IL THE Recorders Court yesterday
were fined. Alfred Brewn, for fast driv-
ing, $; John Brown, drunk, St; Henry
Walton, drunk, S., 20; William Harvey,
drunk, $3.50; John Wilson, shooting in
corporation, ST, 90; John Wilson, carry
ing concealed weapons, 800; VIM.
HazIett, for fast driving, s.,