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Attachment Gnff.

Joseph Grieshsbe- IS. Thomas Herman.
A FFLDAVIT for AtsaeEnent having been
"A made IN this care ia pursuance OF section
545 81 the Code Of Tennessee, and attaehn ent
haying been isued against the - ate u thomas
Herman for the sum Of ti0z 20 due BY account,
and has been returned levied. etc. Il u there
fore ordered. that sid defendant enter hts ap-
laT, to plead, ansWe Or demur TO the said
plafntns complaint. OF the same viii be taken
for confessed and the case set for hearing eX-
once a week for four consecutive Weezs in the
Memphis APgEAL.
8. A MOORE, :. P.
n. Norton, attorney for plaintiff.
n~,..-harTs Tagg GaofE ra-4-~
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4ffnchmemt S,ut

In the Law Court OF Memphis. Tennessee.
simpson, Sanders s. Co. IS. Owners steamer
Ma nma.
for Attachmaut having been
~ made In this case IA pursuance OF secti n
$50 OF the Code OF TenneEEs and Attachment
having been issued and returned by the prop 7
-or1cer Levied, &c" on the property OF the
defendants. Owners Steamer Natom
II Is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear at the Court House In the city OF Mem
ph1s, Tenn on or before the second Monday in
February next, and defend this suit, or the same
VII Be taEen Tor confessed as to tnem, and set
FOR neartngexparte, and that q copy OF this or
der be published once a week for four cousscu-
tive weeks IN the Memphis APPEAL.
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk
ACopy. BY MAsOS hyde. u. &.
LOgwOcd q Peyt8n, attsrneys for PLAINTIFF.
Llnunrm 2 L..- = 80
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NOM esfdent NOTICE.

IN The Chancery Cou OF Memphis, Tenn.
No lfSeJno. A. Higgins vs. Jas. h Freeman
and j.. w WiIkersou.
1T Appearing from affidavit IN this cause that
L the defendant, Jas. II. Freeman, Is a resident
OF the state of Mississippi, nonresident
Fl the State OF Tennessee; it Is there
fore ordered, thai he make his appear
ance herein 81 the Courthouse, Ia the
city Of Memphis. Team. BY or before the first
Monday In February, 1857, ard plssi, aEsgT-r or
demur 70 complainant bill. or the same viii be
taken for confessed, as tohim, and sef TOR hear
ing ex psrte. and that q cops OF this order be
published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis ri
A COPY attest
ACQUISITION ASTON, Clerk D Muster.
By r. j.. BLACK, Deputy clerk and Master.
LOgwOod 4 Psyt0n. sOls Tor complainant.
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-Resfdent NOTICE.

In Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No IGS-M- L. Sory vSJ o Tyson 81 al
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause. that
i the DEFENDANTS J-O- Tyson, M. Tyson. NJ
Knot and TboS Tysan are resiCents OF the
state o mississippi and nOu-Fes dents Of The
State Of Tenuessee 1t is therefore ordered, Chat
tHey make their APPEARANCE herein al the curt
house IN he city OF Nemphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the rrst Monday in February, 1867. and
plead, answer or demur 70 complainant bill. OF
the same VIII Be taken for confessed, as 70
taenls and set for hearing TX parte. and tina 4
copy ofthis order be published once a week, fT
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL.
a cOpy-att=st.
AUGISTON ASTON. clerk and Master.
BY Ri. BLACK, Depu y Clerk and Master.
Logwood * Peyt0H, soils. for complainant.
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Nom ResideDf NOTICE..

L the County eart or shelby County, Tenn.
PETITION 10 sell bal Estate.
W Hill, Levi Hlf. Eli Hill Il ais. Va. the
heirs OF Mrs. Marian and Isaiah Goodwin,
deceased. ct ais.
rs this cause Il appearing from afdiavit on
Sls thai the heirs At Law or Mrs Marian and
Isaiah Goodwin. deceased, " hose chfI1reus
christian names are nnknOwni, are nou-resi-
dents Il toe STATE Of Tennessee: T. s therefore
ordered, that they DO enter their apue raucs
herein. at the Courthouse IN the city or Mem
phiS, on or before the nfSt Monday IN Februarv
is67. and plead. answer OF dsmuF to complain
ants petition, or the ZANE viii be takeu for
confessed as 70 them n set for hearfag az
parte. II Is turtner ordered. that a COPY OF thns
order oe published once a week fnr four con-
secu1lye weeks in toe Memphis APPEAL. a
newspaper published In the city OF Memphis.
JOHN LEAGUE Clerk.
December Il 1850.
Hallum & Mulligan, solicitors FOR complain
a"t. decl3 IaWswe
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EMP APPEAL
From the n. Y. Evening Post
DIES IRE.


From the n. Y. Evening POST
DIES IRE.
In this translation the aim has been 50 make
IL line by line, literal; 10 give the eAect uISe -
sveTv line no more. no less: aud, IS = nelp Y
- - rs1der Tie Latin into simple, mo2Osyl,
isbis Fnelish- me original measure, not suited
- monosvIlshIe, had 70 be given up.
aov ofwrath and woe that day
the world 20 ssbes molts away
So David and theSy5n say.
How great our tremor, tad our foar,
When stern the Judge Of men draws near,
And straight 70 view brings Things ear
The trump with spread OF wondrous SOUND
Throi graves 10 ev'ry region found,
Doth Did all souls the throne surround
Death stands in stupor. Nature too;
Creations dead rise up anew,
To give their Judge an answer due
The records in the Book are sought
Containing -ii-deed, word and thoEBntl
For which the worlds to Judgment brought
Tins when the Judge His sest hath taken,
W~eatever's hid shall be made plain
And nothing unsvenged remain
What am I. then, poor wretch, 20 say
To whom as guardian shall pray
When scarce the Just can see thelr way
Kinu Of tremendous Majesty!
Wis6 sav1sf thine own, thy grace made free'
OF source OF holy love. save me!
n loving Jesus! think on me,
Though OF Thy wees the cause be-
or loSe me not, that day rom thee'
Thon me didst seek, with weary care,
For me thy heavy cross didst bear
shall toll BE LOST, so great 30 rareF
Great Judee OF vengeance, just y trusi
For nm Of pardon tree 4 sue,
BEFORE that day Of stern review.
I Oroan aloud, as one accused;
NJ fsce bv conscious crime sufrused;
Thy mercy grant, tho OF abused.
Twas thou madist Mary free from sin,
This DYING thief true life TO win
And gay'st me hope 10 thelrs AAlh'
Unworthy are all prayers OF mine
Ihy goodness make on me 10 shine,
Lest !, In lasting flames, repine-
Among thy sheep let me Mud room,
And ssyerd from the goats In doom
on thy right hand my place assume
The cursed to confusion given,
10 hsrcest flames by ssntenee driven
Call me among thy blestln he@'eh
Fore Thee I bend ia prayr profound
NV broken heart TO ashes grounus
Nv desl h-bed let Thy love surrounu-
Sad dav Of tears for sinful nesh,
Mai nom earth's sshes springs aIreshr
Wbs1 cuIprit man for doom shall stand
Him spare, o God! hold Thy Just hand!
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Resident Notice.

p. Norton ettorney Tor PLAINTIFF.
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ILsOLrellf N0fice-

HAy4NG suggested sue Insolvency OF John
IL W. A0rrisons estate 70 ths clerk OF the
County Court Of shelby County. an persons
holding Claims against said estate are hereby
thenticsted, by the 10th d8y Of June. 1852: and
any claim not He'd On or befors said dag shall
De ioreVsr barred, both in law and eQuit7.
JNN r. ROBINSON. Adminisfrntnr.
December 10 IsHf darfE rawrw
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NEW ERA IN
Teeth Extracted WIshOu; Pain by the
Aid OF Local Agencies.

IT viii be highly gratifying to the many thor
Il sands who are suffering win deeayed and
aching teeth and who have been Greadiug %
have them extracted for ysau 10 learn that
~. J.b assoor Nenust, OF this city. IS ex-
tracing teeth daily, with the aid OF an entirely
new discovery, without giving The slightest
pain and Without the least possible danger or
ln~conYenienee % the patient whatever. And
By bis great facilities for -maauneturing plate
work. can insert new teeth IN any number,
rom one 70 an entire fulL. set in q Ieg houRs
amer extraction, which teeth are entirely nStu-
raj and can be worn with every degree Of COM
fort until the mouth snG gums are In s suitable
condition for a permanet set
@O0ce corner OF Main and MoE-oe, No
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] successors to Butt, Fleming & Col
Druggists and ApOtheCaries.
30. 3I6 FRONT STREET
Four doors North OF Gayoso House,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

- Physicians Prescriptions Promptly Filled
1T all Hours Day or NightNS
I'VE keep a varied aud general stock OF
w Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, Brushes,
Co-1bs, Soaps. Cosmetics, Fine Old Brandies,
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We hope by strict and prompt personal al
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JUNGLE BEN " viii be pleased to have the
patronage OF the friends Of the old and retired
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Pharmacy and Chemistry, and speaks both
these languages, as well as English. Our Ger
man and French friends will always ind him
the genial and accomplished gentleman
Memphis, NOvem Der /, 1856. nOv9 Pm
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NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
Just Published:
T A b O r.;
OR, THE
Richmond Collection Of Sacred Music.
BY r. n. MCINTOSH,
or Virginia.

Essentially Southern in It's main features,
TABOR nevertheless contains a choice selection
Of the best Northern copyright Music. Its au-
thor. for four years an officer 9fthe ConfeIerate
army, composed many stirring pieces in no
msnts snstched during its marchlngs and coun-
tsr-marchIngs IN Virginia The dirge used ~
the funeral Ct Gen 7. J. Jackson, tSto wall,)
May II, 1863, WAS from his pen, and Is tncladed
N this collection.
"Mr. McIntosh," says the Richmond Wig,
81 Is well known throughout the South as an
author and teacher Of finished excellence, with
q musical reputation rareiy attained ey any
man Of hist age in this country. In the South
he stands al THE Ve-Y mead OF church music, no
one disputing the position with hfM,"
The book embraces everything OF value OF
Southern or origin, much Of
written form. It's variety II g-rest-embracing
al metres in use, in ever key and every va
riety OF m~easure-wiIb a full elementary de-
partmeut and fine collection OF new anthems.
set pieces and sentences. II contains nearly
300 closely printed pages, neatly and tastefully
gotten up, well printed and bound.
Price, 81 80, for which II viii be- sent, post
frt e, to any part Of the country.
Single copies. for examination and introduce
ton, sent 20 any address, postage paid, on re-
esipt Of oae dollar.
r. j. HUNTINGTON q CO.,
Publishers and booksellers
49 Broome 81. New York.
- Any Southern paper giving the above
TWO insertions, and seHding a copy of their
paper TO the publishers, shSJl h2vethe volume,
posi- frae agil
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Red RiVer Plantation for Sale

T WILL sell at private sale, 70 close the ad-
L ministraitOn, the well known plantation,
belonging 20 the estate OF DR.. Isaac n. ZONES,
deceased, situated IN Lost Prairie" LassyetIe
county, Arkansas, containing 1900 acres. with
upwards OF 500 sores in the highest state OF cul-
t~iuation. which, Tor rchness OF soil. beauty and
cOnvenience in ali Of its Is TN
eqraued By any plantation on Red River,
above the raft.
Terms easy, Cash. Part cash or en- time as
may best suit the POI ehaser. Possession giveE
on the drst day OF January next, 1867.
WIN. W. ANDREWS,
Administrator OF the Estate Of I. ". Jcnes.
Washington, Ark, July %, 1866 DECEASED.
Those wanting further information a. to
quality locality, Improvements, price and
Attorney al Law, G3 Aail street. Room 50,
Memphis, Tenn. ag7 psET
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At the Merchants Exchange, In Odd Fellows
Hall, corner OF Main and North Court streets,
Memphis, Tenn, sell, % the highest bidder. foi
cash, the following prOpe y, to-Wit: A certain
lot or land situate, lyfng and being IN the
county OF shelby and Stals OF Tennessee, and
designated upau Hills subdivision Of lzun, IN
the lftu CIvi District Of said county. as lot No.
six TO-, together With al o the s-ppurtenance
thereunt0 belonging. The Title n said property
y believed 70 BE- god. but I Will ozly sell and
convey As Trustee. Equity Of redemption
waived.
naIs at y O'Clock n.
J, I'M p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
ROTsTEe, ~IEEZEFAST z Co.. AucLoneers-
L0gwOOd & PeytOu. ans 800
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MEDICAL,

dhLLigHAs'sP Pms are composed simply Of Pegeka-
bte Hed1c4Hcs. They are Cufharfic Pills, ACTING
upon the Stomach Lire-, and BOiccLs containing
DO Arsenic Calomel, Blue Mas, or any other Miasral
substance The great advantage the PROJECTORS claim
~ thsse flua Is that without the aid Of ColomeL
most Obstinate cases Of CHILLS AND FEVER.
DGMb AGCE PERIODICAL HEADACHE, NEU-
fAL6lA- and all Affections % = like character. Fol
bN NE directions and yoa will End thew viii DC N
thaL : clalmed for them Try one box, and their own
merits VII recommend them ever anerwards
We have used GaUighdH's Pills, and have
never known them % fail 10 cure when the directiavs
Sefs followed and unhesitsdngiy recommend them 20
Hon II WATTS, Ex-Gov. or Alabama
JJUD6E Judge supreme Court OF Al.
kOBEkr DOUGHEETY, Judge on Cfrcuit
OF Alabama
M G. MALLER, sheriff Montgomery Co. Ala
Coz JAS. II. WEAVER =
CRAWFORD BIRB
Ma. A. BANKS, Com. Merchant n n L.
9EO MASON. ESQ, Mayor Wetnmpka Ala
AAAE Woods, AIRY At Law, 200 B'dway Ny
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UNIVERSITY OF virginia.
Appointment OF Professors

THE board Of visitors viii meet at sbs uni
4 versify. on the 18th day Or A. gust. for tne
puruoss OF appointing a Professor or the LafI1
language and LIterature, and q Professor NJ
lnternarional and constitutional Law Fausf9
and the Law
Decentralization II reference to either ~
thee appointments should be addresssft b he
Wn. Wertembaker, Secretary
y MAUPf !
tTiTt Chairman Of tRs Faculty,
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LEGAL.
TrnS4ee'S S0Ee.
saturday, the 9th Day or February, 1

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed, executed n me on
ID the 18th day Z June, ls6, by Frank GIlloo-
ley. and duly regiEte Ell In the hegIslers Ctdce
OF Shelby county, Tennessee. for the purpose ri
paying The debt thereiu mentioned, Iwtl, on
saturday, the 9th Day or February, 1866,
At the Merchants Exchange, in Odd Fellows
Hall, IN the city OF Memphis, Tenn, sell, % the
highest bidder. for cash, the 1Oll wing property,
t0-wit 4 certain lot Of land lying, being and
situate in g. e cCCnty Of Shel y and state OF
TenneSS q and Guy Of Mem phis and designated
on Hiu's SUBDIVISION OF original country lot
No 5ll, as lot4l together with ali OF I e appur-
teRances there0ntO belonging. The title 70 said
property j. believed to be good, Eut viii sell
and convey only as Trustee. Equity OF re-
demption WsivsG.
sale atl2 O'Clock, m.
John 7. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
ROYgrER, TREZEyASr n Co, Auctfcneers
Losw0od & Peytpn. JAMS Odd
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MEMPHIS MuSIC EMP0RIuMI
81, F, KATEENBACH,


PUBLISHER Of sheet Music, and deaIers
L in Pianos. Cabinet Organs, and al
kinds OF Musical Instruments. Violin
and Guitar Strings, and every description
OF Musical Merchandise. The undersigned
is sole agent for S~tstnWey a sons Planes,
snd other inst class makers. Mason and
HHnlin's Cabinet Organs, etc, and
sells at Factory Prices, wholesale and re-
tail. Our stock OF sheet Music and Musical
Instruction Rocks Is the largest and most
complete In the city, and orders from schools
and dealers will be filed at as low rates as in
New York or New Orleans.
Oumtry Merchants and Druggists are
especially invited TO examine our well selected
stock OF Violin, Guitar a Banjo Strings,
OF which article We make a speciality.
Each Piano sold will be warranted fer i've
years, add no extra charge made for stool,
cover, freight or boxing.
Second hand Pianos taken in exchange for
new ones.
Pianos and all other Musical instruments
tuned and repaired by competent workmeu.
Engrayings, Oh Paintings and fancy sketches
FOR sale.
Picture, ~LoOking-glass and Advertisement
frames made 20 order.
SeEd for circular and musical catalogue.
+. kATZENBACH,
81 Main street, West Side,
naTp-Wwa fIVaa nnnwE Aanfh 90 nTI,E,a
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The Big Raft
IN M adison Street

zoo OOn FEET Of the best White PINT
OUO.OOO Lumber ever brought to the
Memphis Market. Al kinds OF Lumber con-
SANITY kept on hand, dressed and undressed;
Isfhs. Pfekets. Shingles, etc. Quick sales ana
small profits, the motto.
rhe obiKins and Rrable John T. Milford Is
the once, 10 ARdi slp stTsst. eel
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Trustees Sale.
saturday, the slh Day or February, fss

DY virtue OF a Trust Deed executed to ne on
ID the 18Th day Of June, 1853. by 7 s. Renfroe,
aud tuy registered IN the Registers odice o.
shelby county, Tennessee, for the purpose oil
paying the de0t therein secured, I vii, on
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOU1HERN HOUSE
CORNER MAIN ASB BEAL STREETS.

Memphis, : Tenn.
THI5 House having changed hands b.fz-
4 newly furnished, and large Inpruvsue1fs
having sen made Il now ready Tor he rsesp-
ton Of visitors.
Our charges are moderate and We f,tant
keeping Flrst llGss ECuss-nc< to BE- excerie5
BY any other house IN the city.
FAMILIES desiring 1900 ors.o4.r
urnlsned TOyus, with good table A. \ 90
prize would do well 10 call ~arfy - 4 1ir,t.et
nunbor only viii be taken in. ~
N7 ,sss HUGHES & q {.
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ID. f. Cd YEAR,
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer n

LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists car
II be found here Ny stock is all new and
fresh, and such as can guarantee. To the citi-
Eens Of hemphis, Planters, Merchants, Ply
sicians, and all who are IN need OF anything
IN my line, I would take his method OF assur-
ing them that their orders will be. nlled upon
short notice and with such articles g. can be
relied upon. To those sf my former patrons,
who have dealt with me Up to the time l was
Of necessity compelled 10 sell out, ! would
cordially ask g renewal OF their acquaintance,
assuring them that our past and former deal
inEs Is only q guarantee OF what the TuJure viii
be, promising Always 10 do the best L can.
The PRESCRIPTION DEP RTMENT being
one OF the most important branches OF the
Apatheesry business, and one that requires
skill and experience, viii receive my per onRl
aud during my absence Will be under
the control 0 competent aud careful Apoths-
carries, accessible at all hours day or night.
Soliciting an examination ofEtOck and prices,
l am, very respectfully, your humble servant,
u. F. o EAR,
Druggist and ApOthecary, SO Second st.,
deer SIN Near Monroe. MemrhiS, Tenn.
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BALTIMORE.
THE BALTInORE kND HAVANA STEAM
SHIP C0hPANT.
REGULAR SEAu-MONTHLY LINE.
F0RB ALTIMOREVIA HAVANAAND KEY
II WEST, carrying the United states malls.
BALTIMORE.

The list comprises the following frst-elass
steam hips:
LIBERTY, 100 tens, VIM Rollins, Commander
CUBA, Ll9G tons, TboS- &. balm, Commander.
one Of h above nne steamers VIII be dis
patched rom New Orleans fOr Baltimore via
Havana and Key West, on The 5th and 26lh OF
each month.
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed
recommendation apply TO
W1rHERSPION q HALSEI, 8g'tS,
20 CaronGelet street, New GIleans.
n. B=No bills OF lad, ing but those ofthe COM
panv will be signed. Permits for freight must
Be procured from this nnice. No freight re
ceived, or bills OF lsding signed, afteF Il o'clock
on day Of sailing SELL
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD.
FAST FREIGHT LINE!
Notice to Merchants and Shippers.
THROUGH Breight Trains

OFFTCE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
MEMPHIS, August q, 1885.
TNEIS Liz viii, on MONDAY Next, com
L m.nce running their
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& LITTLE ROCK


SECRETARY AND T~REAsUREa's QFFIcE,1
NO. "A Monroe street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.. Nov. I'D. 1856.
M =. " ALDRAS, Secretary and Tre&Su-
w . rer Five hundred and " enty thou
sand dollars OF the first mortgage bends or thi~
company have been subscribe for 10y the best
citizens OF Memphis lou viii therefore pro-
coed 10 call Tor and collect the nrst instalment.
and i've per cent. per month, thereafter, until
the whole is paid. u. a. BRINKLEY,
Prest ~. and I. X. r. r co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-24
FORETGN NEWS

LONDON. August 23-Evening-It was ru-
mored Today that the formal treaty concluded
at the conference recently held at Salzburg,
between the Emperor Napoleon and Francis
Joseph, for the formation OF a South German
Confederation has proved q signal failure. The
Government Of Bavaria, 1t is reported, replied
TO the propositions of majestes, and posi-.
lively refuses to join the Bund.
MADRID. August pa state of siege has
been declared in all the provinces III conse.
quence OF anticipated insurrectisnary move
meats.
PARIS, August 23-Evening.-His Imperial
Majesty on returning from SaIzburg departed
for Biarri:Z
ST. PETERaBURG, August 23-It is reported
that the Car. who is now in the Crimea, is
quite i'll. Admiral Farragut and the officers
OF his fleet received grand ovation at Cron.
stadt from Russian naval officers. Grand
Duke Constantine, admiral general OF the
Russian navy. and other dignitaries were
present. The utmost good feeling and enthu :
siosm was manifested
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Fire Alarm TeleSpanh Sto%;an.


Atthe suggestion Of many OF our readers,
who do not understand the signal numbers in
the striking OF the bells to designate the locai.
ties OF fires, we publish the following list of
the numbers and localities Of the boxes in this
city:
sd street east and street south
5-Sth street east and Virginia avenue.
s-7th street east and PennsyIvania avenue. rTe.
Ssh street east and street sonth.
9Th street east and South Carolina avenue
9-sth street east and street north
1874 street east and East Capitol Street.
1144-No. sEngine House, Capitol Hill.
I'D street west and street south.
!7-41s and NJ street south
l9-l5a street and Mary yIand avenue emu,
21-C street north and New Jersey ave-, tR. B.
24-No. / Hook and-Ladder House, Mass. ave-
25-4th street west and New York avenue.
26-Police Station, eth and Boundary streets.
With street west and NJ street north.
2e-7th street west and street north
h street Sa West ren1s and street south
34-Bank Of " ashington, Louisiana avenue.
ss-I5th street NEST West and and street ss' north M
3e-No. Engine. House, D st. north and 18TH ct.
32-S.ate DEPARTMENT lath st. wes. and sst. north.
42-Riggs' Bank. 18th St west and n. Y. avenue.
43-l5th street west and street north.
4J-l9th street west and II street north.
A6-2lst street west and Pennsylvania avenue.
4s-l61a street west and H street north.
4e-20ih street west and NJ street north.
19-Police Station. Goth st west and X st north.
S1-2bth street west and G street north
32-23d street west and L street north.
J3-Smithsonian Institution.
!4-lsth street west and street north
56-Arsenal gate.
57-Navy- Yard gate.
5s-Ilth street west and street north
a9-6th street west and street south
61-Adams' Express Office. Pennsylvania avenue
G2-Government Printing Office. street.
63-7th street west and street north.
64-9th street west and street south.
63-l4th street west and street south. #.E.r
61-U. s. Observatory.
6s-sth ST. west and st. north, fresidence Of Su-
rerinte ndent of POlice.)