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delivered /, Ne.srhis. or AZ Their mills, nesr
Rrrrssvilic. on tho vi. A c. r. \ Gen. II II.
HIGGINS. No. = Aver street. j. cur suihoI,-
irsd aren't IN Memphis. All orders througn
him will have prompt attention; .--...,r -,
TAYLOR A KNOWLES.
rs W. w. LOWkANCE-
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TEMALE DISEAaES

Which are prostrating so many females all
over the country, can be SO easily remedied By
using the
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS.
Can YOU doubt the evidence of those who have
used it? Can you doubt the possibility Of
being cured? Do not despair, hut send at once
and procure one or moro bottles. Price. 81 90
per bottle, or three bottles for So. For sale by
J.P. DR0MG00LE * CO.,
39l Main street.
GS- Also to be had of principal Druggists in
City and Country.
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LUMBER BUYERS!

rTUF UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED
10 fll. at short notice and az lowest market
MIC. an nrlers for lolloW Hne ana other
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FINNIE, BUCKHAM 8 CHAPMAN,
GROCERS,
500 AIN STR E IL L {;
H A V E

- ii a V Il -
UNDERwOoD's CELEBRATED WHITE
WINE VINEGAR;
GOOD APPLE VINEGAR;
SELECT TEAS tGunpowder, 0olong, lmpe-
rial, Young Hyson);
SUGARS, SYRUPS AND M0LASSES-g good
assortment;
HARRIS0N'S FL0UR-of new Wheat;
CORN MEAL-Washington Avenue Mills;
DAVIS HAMS, BREAKFAST BACON and
DRIED BEEF;
LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, BF. TONGUES,
PICKLES, CHOW-CH0W, PICCALILLI,
MUSTARDS, SPICES. SAUCES,
PRESERVES, JELLIES, JAMS. PIE
FRUITS. BRANDY PEACHES, Etc.
Our goods have been selected with care.
Warranted to he as represented. viii deliver
to any part of the city free of charge.
FINNIE, BUCKHAM & CHAPMAN.
5-H 800 Main Street.
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Warrant sntisfaction

in each and every case. Do not use any more
Cf those powerfully stimulating and hot rene
dies put up by those who n0vor practiced medi-
cines, but try our Remedy. which 1850 pleasant,
cooling reviving, unstimulating and imnedi-
ate in its effects. Old or young, children or in
fants use il with delight.
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OWEN, MOORE & WEST, INSURANCE
OARents, N. W. cor. Main and Madison SITS.
DACKER, II. B., DEALER IN PITTS
burg coal, No. 1907 Main st.
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M picAL.

TRUTH rs MIGHTY
AND WILL PREVAIL.
FACTS FOR FEMALES.
LIVERY HUSBAND VINO HAS A WIFE
u suffering with any Of the following COM
plants, should not fall to read Irregular,
painful or suppressed menstruation, Leucor-
rhma or Whites. Failing Of the Womb, ulcer
alton and irrtahility Of the womb, Mysteries,
Chlorosis or Green Sickness, Papitauon Of the
Heart, Swimming and Giddiness Of the lIend,
Sick Headache, Paius in the Back, Side and
Loins. Irregular Appetite, Geld Feet and
Hands. Melancholy, SmotheTing Sensation,
Pale Cheeks, Nervousness. and all others pecu-
liar 10 the female sex, should not fail 10 use
DR0MG00LE Il CO.'S
English Female Bitters
and be cured. You need not be afraid Of IL, as
II prepared by regular practicing physicians
with great accuracy from pure and select
Drugs. II is not a secret tc0mpound-any ply
sician can call at our office, No. @l Main ST.,
and examine the recipe. Please read
A FEW CERTIFICATES,
which we have selected from many that can bo
seen at our Office.
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MUSIC, PIANOS, CABINET ORGANS.
lNA Musical Instruments and Musical Mer-
cbsndise. at r, Kat5enbaoh's 3l7 Main st.
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VRACE CHURCH IEPIs00PALl, HER
" nando street, bet. Pontotoc and Vance.
CUMBINGER, j., DEALER IN SPEOTA-
III cles 2l7Is Main street.
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DOUSH a CUNNINGHAM, BLACK
IL smithing and Wagon-making. cor. Mon
rna md nasnfn strentS llh
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DUSsELL, GROVE & CO., GAYOSO PLA-
II ming Mill, 2l2 Adams street. east of the
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Consulting Physicians;
B. w. AVANT. F. A. RAMSEY.
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OUACKENBUSH Il WARREN, DEALERS
W in Sash. Doors and Blinds. 81 Madison st.
DAY 4 WEIGH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
II, No 237 Main stroet. up stars.
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NAYOSO SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
VI Banking House, 10 Madison street, 4. NJ:
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INSURANCE. LINDSEY & VREDEN-
BURGH. Agents. ii Madison Street. l59
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TRAUS 4 CO.. DRY GOODS. NOTIONS.
IN etc, 2l3 Main street. near cor. of Adams.
T EDDIN'S BUSINESS COLL LEGE, MAIN
/ 1 sfroet. hetWeen Jefferson and Adams. =
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some member of your family might be taken
with the Diarrhma at a late hour some Of those
dark nights, and had you not better send and
nrooure one bottle of RED DIARRHEA
REMEDY, and have il on hand2 Price. 81 "
per bottle. or six bot les for $ co.. For sale by
Drugris.s In city and country, and by
j. p. DRoMGO0BE i CO.,
E1I No 3Ql Main street
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Il ITTLETON & co., INSURANCE ACTS,
1 90 Madison street.
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HAMPE, HENRY e., BARBER AND
Z Hairdresser. II Poplar street.
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DOCCO, l.. & CO., CONFEOTI0NERS
Ii. corner Madison and Second streets.
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T LILY BROS. DEALERS IN GROCERIES
and LiouOrs, III Main street l3l
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MILES 4 STODDARD, AUCTI0NEERS,
M southwest corner Main and Gay0so SITS.
NTONSARRAT q MONTGOMERY. .ACC-
iXh tinnears I72 Second ST.. Ayres Building.
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VUKES, T. s., TIN, COPPER AND SHEET
sI iron Worker, 2S3 Second street.
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MAILMAN, S. FRED, SADDLER, No. 80
Jefferson street.
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NREENWALD & LABB. DRY GOODS,
4 ete OBJ Second street.
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ELANNERY. JOSEPH. PRACTICAL
+ Plumber. Gas and Steam Pipe Filter. So
Jefferson street ~ lbs
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DOGERS 4 PURNELL, PHYSICIANS
IL and Surgeons. cor. Main and Madison SITS.
DOYSTER, TREZEVANT & CO., AUC-
III tioneers, ZIG Second street.
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DIR. HAZARDS
DIarFhea and Dysentery Specific

I0T the LTE UI NTT IIIT HITI hNlNN = TT ~
and Dysentery.
This is an infallible cure for all affections Of
the bowels. The first stage Of cholera being
that OF diarrhea, this medicine is specially pre-
psrea, and is truly a specific, for the cure OF
CUOLERA in its first stage. Twenty year.
exnerience fullv justfos the merits and claims
For Tor ale at ". r. CHANDLFR'S Drug
Store. No. 236 ainin street. and a. DR.. n. 4.
HAZARp'S. No. IS 0yer,on street. -,
PRICK 81 PER BOTTLE. l4l
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YNCH, JOE T., PHYSICIAN AND SUR
] geon, 35l Main street. mp stairs.
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WI NO. b1, HayOaO sItoel. IUJ
MEMPHIS d OHIO RAILROAD DEPOT,
lHA head of Main street.
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r TOWRY Il SM00T, HOUSE AND SIGN
[ 1 Pninters. 2s5 Second street.
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HERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ill II Madison ST.. S. B. Williamson. Pres't.
HnNTHoUSEN's SWIMMING SCHOOL,
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DATNT STORE, PAINTERs' MATERI-
I ais. Mcdonald & Cole. "A Monroe st. l3l
DERKINs, LIVINGSTON & POST, DEAL
L ers in Machinery, ETC., 36S Main street.
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Directors ss

es- The Company is now prepared TO issue
Policies in all the various forms of Life Insu-
rance. and respectfully solicit public patron
aga kQ2
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DOLTCE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, No.
AZ Madison street.
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HOKTE AZ MCDONOUGH, GAS FILTERS,
IN Plumbers. ETC., 344 Second street.
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EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND
i St. near Adams, Rev. A. b Miller.
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EISHER, AMIS a CO., MARBLE AND
C Stone Works. cor. I'd and Adams SITS.
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> \ kSous col 4'iotn oel ~, f..f eeti-.
MADAME ANNA, F0RTUNE-TELLER,
wi No Al GavosO street 100
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DOOLEY, BARNUM & CO., JEWELERS.,
etc o65 Main street
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PUBLIC DIRECTORY.

A DvERTISEMKNTs ARE EINsERTED IN
N this Column AZ 70 cents limo per month.
A sBURY CHAPEL (METHODIsT). COR.
N llernando and Linden streets. I
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JIMMIE, BQOKHAM & &CHAPMAN. GRO
GERS, 800 Main street.
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EMMtT SAVING INSTITUTION, NO. Z
IL Madison ST., Thos. Fisher, Pres't transacts
n General Banking Business. l0l-S-22
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DOSTOFFICE, COR. JEFFERSON AND
Third streets, r. G. Gist, Pos master.
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EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, COR.
II of Poplar and Third streets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-08

BLACK CRoox.-House crowded last
night. So every night. Rival aszep-
pas" both fascinating and fearful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-08

THEsE are signs Of prosperity south,
for they segip TO have their railway dis
asters. +G,esIU.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-08
FOUND.

A SMALL BLAcK.MoRocco ALBUM,
different notes OF hand. amounting to $500. pay.
able to L Eaxey aud u. Maxdeld. Also. q
TALON badge, With framed Flag. The owner can
have the property by proving Il. and paying for
this advertisement Apply at the NEWS fice.
Gold Hill. July II, 1851. I2y.ga LJyl1.t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-08

DLACKsMTHlNG AND WAGON WORK
ID done In the most skillful manner. and a.
rapidly a. the law OF thoroughnoss will permit.
The Wagon Shop Is under the Management Of
Thos. J. Williams and John Pedree.
The Foreman Of the Blseksmlthing Construct.
ing Shop Is John Randall. Six OF the best
workmen on this Coast are employed In tbs
Department.
The Shooting Shop 10 bossed by William
Sylvester. who can, himself. put on seventy
horse shoes In q day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-08

ruas-vrarB.-The Gold Hill Turn
ers win hold a meeting on Friday to
morrow evening, at the Corner saloon
BOEoLE, has lots OF Dutch publica-
tious, printed in German. Also, tooth
picks.
iEAr.-To-day, at noon, go in Silver
city, and 800 il Gold Hill.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08

BwToRK, FEB. I, 1867.
The trade in dry goods shows steady improve
meh In sympathy with the easier condition on he money
marketand the breaking up OF tho severe westher.
transactions cannot be reported heavy Dut te ZONE OF
Susness Is more confident and prices are rier
southern buyers I'm the market but not
heavily and Western merchants making their appear
anee in respectable numbers. - l..
brown and Bleached bheetngs ana shlrtngs arc III
rather better demand, at firmer prices a. ,,. .,.s
Prints In better demand, especially Dgnt Styles
adapted to the Spring trade.
We append obbers quotations for some OK the eadlng
makes OF cotton goods:
Brown sheetings and shrtings-Amoskeag A. 21ic; APP
peton A, 2lc. Atlantic A, 22c Atlantic II 2lic; Allan
tic " lsc Princeton A. 2lic. Great Falls M, l9c Indian
Head A. 22c Indian Orchard BIB, 17c.; Indian Orchard
A, 2lc; Indian Orchard c. 19c Lawrence 2lac PITTS
field A, l6ic wachusetts f. 2llc Medford, 2oc Pacific
a, nle Pacific H. 2tc Pacific l., fine, 1885, Pepperen r.
fine, zoe; Peppercll f. 1stc.; Stark A, 2lc. ,,
Beached Shirtngs and Sheetngs- New-9orK Mi!s,
37c.; Wamsutta II, 32ic; Bartlets, 2Sc; James Mhls
22c.; Lawrence b. 20c; Pcpperes o. 36c; Attawaugan
Xxx, 100; Hope, 224c; Lonsdae 25ci Watham S4 dSc':
WaItham a. 5se Waltham, lGt &C; Bates , b. 25sc;
Utica 81 4oc Utica, Ga, 50c Utica a. SOci Utca w.
0Oc HIPS Semp. Idem, 2tc; Amoskeag A, I1c baUea,
81, 29c. Masonville 26c.; ArdroscoRgin H. 25o.
Prints-American l7tc.; Amoskeag leici Merrimae ID,
S Merr%ae w. 2O sRraeTSS Sr6eS @ spr1sHe sS Rc pSr
mond 17ic,; Amoskeag Mourning, l6tc Arnoids' lec;
Pacific, lSc.
Canton Fianucs- -Naumkeag 25c; fremont, 2Oc. Eller
ton N, Brown. 35c; Elerton o. Brown, 32c; Rockland
lie; Laconia, 2Sc.
Denlms-Amoskeag, SIC. Haymaker, 25c.; Ysrk. 3eci
Warren, brown 2jC Pearl River &c.; MONITOR 2Oc MAN
chester Co., q5c; Suffolk. 27c
Ticks-AmOske gAcA, SOC; Amoskeag A, 4oc;; Amos
keag b, 35c.; Amoskeag ID, Csc; Pemberton IA; ssc
Hamilton, 36lc.; Pearl River tc; Harvest 5@c P1tts
stipes@Amoskcag, Soc: whittenton A A., s2tc; Whit
ten0n, A. 27lc; Whttenton b., 22icj HaJmakcr' Ac
Checks-Lanark AKA 1sc; Union 80, 4x2 &c. Union 90
2X2 35c; Union 90, AKA, 32ic Union go AKA 52sc; Gaze
dOnia, 35c; Kennebeck, 3jc. Farm. q Mech, SOC
Mousseno Delaines- Hamilton Co., 2Sc.; Manchester
25c.; Pacific 25c.; AmurCs, 25c.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.


On the fDecal Sessions ca uaf yesterday there were
charges against certain premises for being
~disordclg IN the meaning OF tie statute The first
that Of Frederick IIci!e1EaD who keeps place at
80. james st., ard who charged by Mr.. Marcus
Borbct With harborng Improper persons OF both sexes.
and OF making his alOOn boarding hOlse or whatever
he called Il, nuisance the ncighborhood The house
puryO-ts 10 BE- simply l1geIDcc saloon and lunch
The testimony II the complainant went 70 show that
fhe house Is 81 and d50rCly night; that singing
dancing and other noisy sports are carried on there at all
unreasonable hours greatly 20 the discomfort of those
dwelling the vicinity that the house is scandal 10 the
egbbOihOOd aud nuisance to all who have any business
60 transact I'm tfaf locality.
Tho Captain Of Police, who has under his surveillance
me precinct in which this house is situated appeared and
testified that this particular house Il Of the worst II
MT the very lowest and worst Of all the low aud bad
houses in his entire Precinct. -
The prisoner was fined $50, and In addition TO the fine
was sentenced 70 four months in the Penitenuary.
DIsoRDERLY HOUSE No 2-Mr. Marcus Horbett, the
complainant the of Frederick Heerman, also com
planed OF william strau who has place at No James
st. onythree four doors from Helermans saloon The
eOinpalnt based much the grOundssingng.
dancing drinking &c. Warned by the fate Of Henernnn.
his immediate neghbor In the street where both carry on
their business. and his immediate predecessor IN the
trial list OF the morning 1Ir srau pleaded guilty. and
while Heernan got four months and $50 nne btrau was
let off with $50 fine and one month in prison.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08
Financial.
DENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN OF $4,000 600.

Aco loan for the redemption Of the over due bonds Of bs
BAor,u The bonds Of the Commonwealth certificates Of
amounting millions Of dollars have been
a TGa Il desirable tbs the should paid AID With
sScTos Bc G eGetd ~ ne Of Representative,
> Commonwealth e Pnayraaa u o'egl 1sssn6y % met s"d =
htorGene and stats Treasurer be- ,nd are hereby ao.hond s
amounts sd With than or days. they deen
most sIPest 70, The interest Of the state three nSn o. a %
bearing interest rate not cIeeng sI per eenun per anna
civ ofPhsepha loan andbOus shall not be sub
j taI,on yhaeysr for state municipal or lossl gurPsse; and
any aer years and within ten eight millions Of aoar'
& " S sg % at any tn snef tssa yan and
soaat,rsse by tie Auditor General nad registered
Audr Gener. and to be tnee, on the books q e Ce%SGn
The prees of whole o which loan including premiums IT ctera
IsI on y .s,. @ ,s 81 e : PPS S si Of A' bends and
The bid for the s oh hl be opened In The presence Ghe
Gsyrnor General and state TasHre and AWARDED ~ the high
de Podi That certificate hereby Authorized To be sued
SIC ne state certificates Of Indebtedness
over s % s be sys1,s a S. General ss and ' Stat % Treasurer
pb a bidder foT he oaE authorized TO be sned shall
ssr.ises.ss ofisdsIedue.. of Commonwealth.
That al ,rue eIeouiors administrators guardians agents
,ressurs committees other persons hong siuea capacity
boad, ceraseAes ofasbienei & state are hereby
render ,hs Of held by them the % q
mailing the bonds authorized be issued BY tbs
Any r.oa' standing The sdpe,ry ep.:tI stated
hst for he nesi q the tust may without 'er of court nves,
prriaiuil not crcccing twenty per cen.unL - -.
and acf The Of This art all the bonds OF tbs
ssn BE- pad % Ia the order ci'her maturity 49,
al aiHs this Commonwealth not yet due shall be
eterpt STATE Municipal local taSaoh amer the interest due
Pbrta fT, ussl eight buHirs and shall have
beeu pahL
Sac ~ sg laws portions thereof Inconsistent here
With Ar, hereby repealed JOHN T.. GLASS,
Speaker Of the iiouse Of Representatives
l.. W. HALL
Speaker of the senate
Approved the seoO dag Of February eight hgnded and
sittf,s JOHS w. GRARf
sesse With The psovons Of tho sboys act Of Assembly sealed
proposals h the oce Of the state Treasurer In the CITY
ofarurg Pennsylan until u o'clock Of the lst day Of Apn
1901 ndoei follows; Proposals. for PennsyhanA state
Loin" Treasury Department Harrisburg, Penn " y A."
be rsimbusabls
able $4,000 frmable Ia 10 and payable In ID
and $1,000 COO rrmbursabr Is and payable In y
b. either which must be
erpy bill the ds dysngoou to the State
viii accepted bid lees par will be considered The
o $50 avd such higher desired By
oauers 20 from STATE locai and municipal taIes
viii
Of the bat bidders mast state whether
they tbe oVerdae loans Aforesaid
No dHcon viii be made btseoa bidders paag cash or over
doe loan1 Holm W. GEARY
Governor oI Pennsylvania
JOHN T. HARTRANFf
ARdtor Genenl
w H. KBMBLB.
state Treasurer
hswspaper Publishing the above rne Authorized will re-
eiveu
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08
sALIg.
THuRspAY. Feb. 7-P. M.
Gold opened strong at 1881,

THURSDAY, Feb 7-P M.
Gold opened strong at 1881, but declined immedi-
ately TO 1874 closing at 1877. "
Government bonds are strong, and in good demand
at quotations. The miscellaneous shares continue
neglected and the transactions arc small. Pacific
Mail remains steady at 15S Atlantic Mail is in
request at 104 Tie Railway share list continues in
the hands of professional SPECTATORS and quotations
vary widely from hour to hour. The market opened
firm, but after the call there pressure to SELL
and prices receded from to per cent on the entire
list At Second Board there was q pressure TO sell
n Central and Erie but the Western share list
steady, and after the call prices generally improved
Michigan Southern very strong, selling at 76 and
closing at 75i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81. The
balance Of the list closed steady at quotations: Now
York Central, 1O2a1O29; Erie, 59iG59l; Reading,
1O3sa1O3I; Michigan Southern, 75l0759; North
Western, 3Si03S! Northwestern Preferred Gs.9
60; Rock Island [99ia99l; Fort Wayne, 9SG0S!.
Money continues easy at per cent OH Governments
and at to per cent on miscellaneous securities.
Foreign Exchange is dull. Bills nt 20 days on
London are quoted at 107lG1O8! for commercial les
Gi0Sg for bankers' do. at short sight, 1090109! ;
Paris at GO days. 5.22i051; do at short sight, 51i
G515j Antwerp 6.22t 5.lss; Swiss 622305lS1; Ham
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08
THE TONES POLICE COURT.


A pisORDFRIY HOUsE.-During the progress Of hight
bet ween VIM johnson and Ann Roberts, with
John r. Carroll Of No ia Dover-st, N The low den of
Tohu PObcrs al no 80 Waer the police OF the Fourth
fyet made descent upOn the place. and arrested the
entire party including the proprietor Al the accused
were committed The police state tat the place s INC
resort of teyes prostitutes and other abandoned char
actere. 80. v.t r,1-.,o,. -r.a
ARRESTED for driving horse through tho streets, the AM
nal having sores upon bis back and breast.
rest OF lanes Rutherford for having struck horse
two blows with whip Both prisoners were heln 10 pan
70 answer che complaints
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08
ppcrrprc op ppODrrcr

FEB 74os2 bb,s Flour, 270 bbls Whisky lo8bbls Con-
Meal ash sacks Meal 54O0 bush. Corn, 5000 bush
Oats 1900 bush Malt, l20 bush Seeds, 80 pigs Ahes
95 pkgs Beef 2,ss bbls Pork, 1905 pigs Cut Meats
lI2s pkgs Lard SO kegs Lard, 9O7 Dressed Hsgs, 2S
bbls Petroleum, l,59 pkgs. Butter, 52l pkgs Cheese
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08

Total taxes for II months. S,1sl,SSi 81
The taxes on profits and licenses To July 81 o66 were
SI2Osi making the total taxes from the National BANKS
S13,6S9,5G4.
The earnings of the Milwaukee and St Paui hall-
road Company for the month of January were:
1866 . $l37,sn 1867 ......146lS 800 lnc.-.-@OOO
The earnings of the Milwaukee and Prairie dp
Chien Railroad for the month of January We're:
1866 $4,000 1867 $4,000 $1,000
The earnings of the McGrcgor and Western Rail
road for the month of January were:
1866 s2sOg7 1867. ..-... 600 Dec $4,000
The earning of the Minnesota Central Railroad for
the month of January were:
1866 a. 400 1867. $4,000 IDc.---..-.Ni,2@
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08
i1ort- maroen's Nctire.

NEw.Yoas,
PoRr-wARpsNs 0TpcR, No 70 William 81
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section Of the passed April H. 1887 entitled "An A
ReoranIe WArdns Oce Of the Port Of NexYor 70 all
interested in having charge Of the subet matter Of such nqu
survey that the following
On by surveys examinations
be completed within ten days next succeeding this notice board s
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08

Co.'S Stocks at LOWEST MARKET RATES. Orders Tor pur
chase and sale In all Of above securities solicited
~ B.-Holders 81 Merchants Union Stock sending Tor
ward for sale mast indorss each receipt and attach
power of attorney, signed BLANK, except as to the
number Of shares.
SourH-WEsT PACIFIC RArIRoAB.-see advertise
meut under {" Financial"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08
Hlarble Alantsls
pASSENG ERS ARRIYED.

FROM CALCUTTA Peh Tin ship Southern Bsge-hf ard AA
Ch7da Mr. Williamson, wife and child . ~.
PROM PORTO CABRLIO &C. Jan TIN steamship nefesda-ss
Veuues Thomas James From
GigusBte. From 81 John. p. R-Wn Spayth -,
FROM HONG KONG Tin bark Aespulco-Thonas BewsA
New-York tribune., 1867-02-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK....

CLEARED.
shin Gov Morton Horton. San Francisco r. NJ Corley Co
shin Alexander MGnha Marshall Liverpool H. MaTsbslA Cs
shin Neckar lIIam. Hayden Hamburg. Kunbartt Co.
Shin Webster Norris. San Francisco W. T. Coleman 20
Bark John Hayden (Brem Kaufman. Liverpool Lgnns "a
Barh Rex Nor Jensen Waterford Fneh, helnee Wsndt
Bsrk RAMBLER Hsekard, New. Orleans, H. Bingbam.
Brig Alaniaie C3rG Marsh. Ponce r. r, Pension Co
Schr sarah Maria Under BAaooa via lnagua b. WsnbeT
Sehr Ann and susap Douglass Mobile. T. j. Hurlbnt Co
schr O. T. Hubbard ewSmyrns. Pa Van Brun tash
Schr Tumab BAN ApAAcheOA and Key West BsHneT brssn
Pnekney.
Sehr A. Green Kelley Norfolk, 7. B. Chase Co
schr. LADY Woodbury. Smith, Portland, j. v HASland
Schr ST James, Lombard, Tampco BOugalre 1heeand -
schr NJ IT, stockham Kordry Wilmington n c. Godthwate Co.
schr X Brown Tucker Wilmington, ~ G., Jones smith 20
sehr Cabot, Bacon, Boston. g. h Lachett