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AHospITALTon II WOMEN
LrINd-N ASYLUM,
fOurtsSnth street, (sirsls. corner ofM street.
Tails institution 10 situated in the most healthy
poruon or the District, surrounded By its oNs
grounds Cars pass the door every ave mihutss
Terms Of admission Prom % to 1lo per Wesf In
Aesordanes with the room required, payabIs in sd.
vance, This ineludss Board, Medicines, NsdisIl.
and Surgical Attendance. -'N''''
hkDICAL STAY
suRaloH IN CHARGE.
:. H. THOMPSON, NJ D., 1884 I street. b.tv,..
TWsAhssh and Twenty First streets
80 eossuLIMo PHJsIcIAIs AHD suRsboEs
sos' \, bAkNks, n. D., Surgeon General, uaitsl
JOS, RILfY. H. D, ,dsorgs.own.
THoB MILLER, D., J street, washiaEton,
A: r:P: qARNkTT, n. D., New York Avenue.
". r JOHNSTON, n. D., WashinEton.
GRAFTON TYLER, N D., dsoTgstoWn.
Applications for admissions can DO mad. 10 ,rx a,
he nsdio.l star or the mntren At the Hospital. Or
dsrs Tor admission 10 the free beds Of this
can be obtained Of the Rev @. H. Hall RectoT an ~
Epiphany Church, Of the Rev. A. D. diIiotis P..taS
Of the First Baptist Church, and Of The gupgson n
charge a. his residence Orders for the ad missIon AZ
the wives or widows Of soldiers Of the UIitsd atsts
Amy s.n BE- procured .hrOssh the Surgeon General.
jJSO O. II. HALL, D. D., s.sr,,,ry.
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NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
IN COMPANY.
OPPOSITION LINE
TO CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA,

EVERY TWENTY DAYS,
with Passenger, Freight, and United States Nails,
on the following nTst-olAs steamships;
On the Atlantic ocean,
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RAdUA, DAKOTA.
Connecting on the Pacific ocean,
AMERICA, MOSES TAYLOR, NEBRASKA, NEVADA.
PASSAGE AND FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATEs.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK.
March 10 and so, 1867.
April 20, 1867.
May 10 and 80, 1857.
June 20, 1857.
And every twenty days thereafter, leaving on the
Saturday previous when regular sailing day comes
on Sunday.
For further Information apply to
THE NORTH AMERICAN brEAMSHIP COMPANY
WIN. II. WEBB, President,
No. "a Exchange Place, Now York.
D. N. CARRINGTOH, Agent,
No. III West street, corner Of Warren, New York.
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1897 ARRANGEMENTS 1857
ioREw york L1NEsS,o EsSo'
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
ANB TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES
LINES, FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW

| THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AHB TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES
LINES, PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLACES
FROM WALNUT STREET gaA waARY AND KENsINa'
WILL Law A. yoLLows, vui Fare
Atsa n, via Camden and Amboy-o. and A.
ns N. Vi. osaa:. and jersey ciy"a:1' -
A. |. n, via Camden and Jersey City:Mcin:
ASS n. Y. Camden and Jersey cii;"ad ci;.. 10
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AIS m, VI. Camden and inicy.c. ana 4 o."
Al ip' m. Vi. Camden and xnScy-G. and ~
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Al e% ?. N, u, Remington and Jersey City
Al M p. m, Via K:n,iaGton ana Jersey ciiy - W
-Soathsrn Mail. ......................... s. 90
Al ~ (siEht,) Via Remington and Jersey city
Az sp. m. via Camden and Lmboy-Le,om.
modAtion freight and pAsssngerO
lst class suekst.."......... 4 Is
rhsslsP. m. Evening Mail and the !. 50 mighty
southern kIprsss will run daily, tall others Sun
days sxssPtsd.)
PHILADELPHIA AND BBw YORK LIsRa
L..ys walnut street wharf At . and a. m. II
| m, and p. m.
and g. t6P. m. , and IA 30 q. m. (niEht.)
The as p. N. line runs daily (All others, Sun.
days sIesptsd.)
HEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LIHKs
Leave foot Of Barclay street at Q g. m. and p N.
From foot Of Cortland strsstAt 7, g. and 10 . N.
| II n. 4 and op. m. and II night.
Th.e p N. hns runs daily (ali others, Sunday
aArZMER, Agent
Philadelphia and New York Lines.
PHnApsLrHIA. Bee. Is. 1880. dssl
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Tho Tirst-Ciass United States Mall STEAMSHIP
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No. 10 North river, on
SATURDAY, APRIL %, AT IL O'CLOCK, NJ,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking passengers TO Southampton, London, HAvre
and Bremen, and freight to Southampton and Bre
men.
TO BIZ FOLLOWED BY THE WESTERN METRoP
OILS, MAYA
ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
No. 40 Broadway.
~ CHARLES WALTER, Agent, No. sS7 D street
Warrington, DC. aPlO
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HlsVsnth streets, south side
Books elegantly OF PlAinly bound, Periodicals
and Newspapers cIsrstuliv attended to,
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TAURATEUR CAPIL.
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Cloth, Beyeled Edges, A.76.
In hfs selection, as well as In his treatment Of top
ics DR.. Osgood has shown broad range OF observA'
ton, sagacious insight into the workings OF the
human heart happy adaptation to the want. Of the
common mind, and a strong sympAthy with Its hopes
and fears and az aspiratlonG-H Y tribune.
one OF the most readable, sound, and thoroughly
In Americas book dealing with puzzling social
problems, with a mastery analysis to which few
sOelAlistio writers have attained.-Homs Journal
Every subject II handled strongly and yet deli
cate y and with the skin Of master. They are
-chola-ly productions.-Boston Traveller
1t ;h0ws taste isarIIg 'y%P.tAy OSsSETaU3
things both on their philosophical and practical side
We know Of nothing at once so valuable and SO
readable In modern essay writing Albany Argus.
Essays as graceful and charming as Arnold :, and
as rAey and suggestive as those Of Hughes, with
more wisdom than either Of them. seldom does |
book entirely popular In Its cast Of thought and mod
Of expression contain SO much that Is excellent botl
In idea and sentiment as this Of DR.. Osgood oil
American life fe-LiJerdl ChriStfdn.
AN AMERICAN FAMILY IN GERMANY, By J
Ross Browne, Author OF "Crusoe,s Island, ;
"Yusef - &c. Illustrations limo, Cloth, Bevels
He never forgets his trleksy humOr and his rIden
satire. He Is the Demoeratus Of VoyAgerS, maxim
his pencil auxiliary to his pen In mirth- provoking
portraitures Of life and manners In the Fathsrland
National IHteIiigeRcer
In every chapter vein Of waggery, Of dry Ant
cernlble enriched with pat and Interesting reference
which prove the wide literary research Of the writer
This amusing volume is crowded with tho Incl
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whilo residing in Germany for the education Of tn
children. II is highly instructive about Gsrmal
manners and society, and is, withAl full Of quAin
and quiet humor.-R J. Examiner and Chronicle.
FELIX HOLT, The Radical. A Novel By Gsorg
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are alike wonderful. Ths Reader.
The authoress'S creative energy has never, we
think been so oxuberAntly exeroised before Ons
Kroups succeed another, and not single hguis Ap-
psa iu any Of them, thougs II bs ever o. far IN the
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Ar a meeting of our principal mer-
chants and most distinguished citizens
at the house of Messrs. Fesser d Co, fu
this city, on the DIST inst, it was deter
mined otter some discussion and explain
atory conversation, to present to her
majesty the queen a memorial express.
ing the evil effects Of the provisions Of a
royal order relative TO foreign vessels
upon the commerce and enterprise OF
Cuba, and praying relief from it bv
granting freedom Of navigation and from
all port charges to vessels of ali natiopal-
tiles to and from the ports Of Cuba when
laden with cotton, and also the suppress
sion of the per cent. deposit duty. at
present required from such vessels, and
by which strangers have been driven
from our ports.
The object is to r~e-establish Havana 40
a favorite cotton depot for the
of the world as it was some wears since
previous to the royal restrictions. For
the south Of Europe, and for SPANISH
consumption, it will have the effect
while there is no doubt as 10 the aetion
Of the queen, in view of the loval ana
respectable representation, and the argT-
ments brought to the royal a~ttenfien
This measure will be of more ADVANTAGE
u American carriers than to other NJ
tons, from convenience, and other faciI-
tiles of trade associated therewith-H-
rama Cor. ~ Y. Jour. Com, Jan. 2G
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BREAD FOR M sorrm

From the -. Louis Republican, Feb. IG.1
The Buffalo Courier OF the 18th inst
calls attention TO the fact that tbeSoutb-
eru relief commission of New York has
received about Sill ,000, aRd saws il Is
" not a 1.-THE OF what should have hean
collected The commission INSTANTLY
invested $4,000 in corn to be distributed
in Alabama under the direction of tba
governor and the department com
mander. But what is S1O,00O or even
SlOO,OOO in a state where authentic re-
ports say hat not less than 40 600
persons will have TO be fed bv public
charity until a crop is matured.
while a still larger number will reolira
partial relief. The Courier well SAYS :.
1.-The movement throughout the CONN
try is not half as earnest and liberal AZ il
should be-" SO far as st. e,Auis il eon-
cerned, 1t is known that Las AfalI uSdsr
the stimulating Influences Of eApest AMI
continued appeals from certain ladies.
asking FOR the cooperation OF the citi-
zens OF st. Louis in preparing fer a fair
one Of the graudest and most prOftabge
fairs was held here ever held in America
Circulars depicting the pressing necegsi-
ties n actual sufferings of j~estftnta
widows and orphans in the south. and N.
Letting contributions to the fair ware dfz-
tributed throughout tine northern cities
There were liberal donations of money
goods, materials, plate, jeWelry, houses
ana lands sent in by hearty sympatbisers
with the object Of the fair from Massa-
chusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio.
illinois, Kentucky, Iowa and Missouri
The fair was held and a verv larre snp,
was realized nearly five months ago
Many are much surprised and concerned
on being informed that five Dracions
mOnths-a period Of suffering and want
to many thousands have elapsad
and still the money realized
through the aid of the benevolent il
here in this city. Such a fact re-
quires explanation. Why is the money
withheld from the object for
which it was given ? Tbousauds
throughout the country are asking this
question, and they have the most indis-
putable right to ask it. More than oae
hundred thousand lUidOd1s and 0y-Db0us
are suffering for the ordinary necessaries !
of life in southern states. Win anv one
have the hardihOOd 10 say that il is cred
liable TO st. Louis that nearly tlgO b,,o-
dred thousand dollars of money con-
trlbuted for the widow and the orphan
IS retained here? By such reten-
ton the intended beneficiaries of
the fair are deprived of the funds
expressly pledged to them when
the fair was initiated. VIII some
one who knows, tell who has got the
money? Who has the use of it ? And will
one give a reason, which will bear
examination, why the large fund raised
not Immediately be put TO the use
FOR which it was designed? 1t is no
time to delay when every southern news
paper and countless private letters con-
ain tales of restitution and distress
which are sufficient to move a heart of
and loosen the grippe of the most
rapacious n avariciOus upon his purse.
the money be forthcoming at once.
let it be sent or be invested in pro-
visions to be sent to the needy in the
iOuth.
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JOAN r. FRAYsER. N. ID.


MEMfhlss IENN.. February lG. 1867.
We nave examined the Leuses OF DR.. BFes
HARBr, and consider them superior foanv ~
have seen. They are admirably adaDted mo
onty to improve the impsrfactious OF fWDaire,
sight, but TO relieve the weakness of yrsio,
which constant study produces. Rianv OF m,
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We cordially recommend the Doctor 10 al
t;iusts who require scieuainc optical assistan.e
JOB PITMAN, N. ID.
GEORGE r. GRANT, NJ. D..
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| q. WHITE. Rector of Calvary Church
hev- j. D. WITHERSPO0N.
I Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
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Testimonials similar 10 the above may bessen
At DIR. BERNHARDrs Office, nom
I r. D ARNOLD, VI. D.. savannah. Ga
Joseph PLUNkETF, Pastor OF 81. Pauls.
Portsmouth,, Va.
Hon. JAMES l. ORR. Governor Of South OF
Carolina
Hon j NATHAN WORTH. Governoro of North
Carolina
Hoo. AA.CURFIN, Governor Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. o.. Z. MOTION, Governor OF Indiana
Hon. IL a. SWIFT. Governor Of Minnesota.
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, EN Governor of Min
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Hon. RICHARD YATES. Governor Of Illinois.
Il. SEYMOUR. Governor OF New York
K r. TOM Governor OF New York
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considers 10 a sufficient guarantee of his ability
10 amply such glasses as are oeSt calculated Tor
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2 Dispatches.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS February ia reso-
luton Was introduced in the senate de-
claring that in consequence Of the ION
representation of many states the acts q,
the s~o-called congress were uuconstitu-
tional. and consequently null and void
The weather il clear and warm, ant
business brisk. Arrivals: w. J. Lewis
from st. Louis Mississippi, from Louis
vile LeOnidas aud Kate Robinson
from P~ittsburg. Departed Edware
Welsh, for st. Louis; Henry Hines
and n. Longworth, for Louisville, ana
r. E. Lee, for Nicksburg.
I'm consequence Of heavy rains the
lines arc not in working order.-REP.l
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-o TUy PATRONS q THE APPEAL

TO THE PATRONS or THE Af
In consequence Of Judicial proceedings had in
respect 10 the interests OF different parties ID
the APPEAL the paper, the printing esiaD'
usbment and the good viii Of the paper have
beep sold. and the undersigned have become
the purchasers
Every possible exertion will be msoe u"
the APPEAL more acceptable to It's neaueIs
and more desirable as a medium OF adVei'
Using. Much more space viii be devoted &c
reading matter, and a special column be aP-
propriated weekly to Masonic Information
The undersigned hope, by close attention tonne
affairs or the paper and Office, to give II
claims equal to those ofsuy other Journal oil
the city 10 the support and confidence Of the
community.
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nm norREsPoNpENTs

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Com
muuications. Whatever is intended for IN
ssrtion in the APPEAL, must oe authenti'
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer-net necessarily for publication hu'
as a guarantee for his good faith and re-
sponsib1ity.
All business letters for this Office should ne ao'
dressed 20 4" THEA APPEAL" Memphis.
All Communication for publication must De
written on Cne side or the page aAa W."
all other matters ~conRected with the ealuo-
rial department, should be addressed; EDl-
TORS oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot ass rule. undertake 70 return artl-
Giles not found suitable for publication.
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Effects Of Habt,.

A letter from Paris, of the 22d Ispu.
airy, says that a body Of peasants. from
the depths OF Siberia, have come r.
Paris and put up wooden cabins lii,
these of their own country, near I'M
palace Of the exposition. "Tbev sufEa,
horribly from the mildness of our eli
mate. The other day, when it was freez-
ing hard enough to split rocks, one Of
them cried out with a melancholy Air
On, my God, when will it ref cool
heTe!' Another, thinking it was mid
summer, arrayed himself in a eaIico
gown. Aud a third thus wrote to his "a
ther: The heat is excessive at Paris.
would yeu believe it For eight DAYS
that we have been here my nese has not
been frozen a single time ~
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TT =" I10N-NsT NNII TlIIV 10 I'M.
i nave Z uud "a great deal Of Measure ia ex-
aiming The exquisite fabrics of Dr. BEHN-
tai used by him is Of wonderful uurifV ana Inc
style OF hes Glasses so diversified as to Suft every
Conceivable case Of need. He has selected IN.
me "A patr of Glasses, which promise 10 give me
sreat stid and comfort in my future readiu. Z
hhu among the many persons who testify ~ his
c9pacily ~ an Oeuilst and Opticitu ana TO the
value Of his services rendered 10 tbe11 sf,1arsi
prominent Ciergymeu and Statesmen with
whom 1 am acquainted.
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NAau ds u MARCH mare " is an old
English saying, and we believe that the
approach Of the windy month is exer-
cising an influence upon the radical fra
fernity. In a late number, the New
York Independent attempts 70 prove
that Webster knew but little more than
an OK, while the greatest intellect of the
nineteenth century is P. n. Barnum.
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Testimony Of recommendations


1t" ~NTI|IENIIT IIIEIT N
Fhis, Tenn, and ia the Union.
MEMPHIS, TEyN., February a. 49,
90 most willingly bear my testimony in IA
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US. TNvTIB n a
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ONCE Hours from Q M. TO 5 pm.
OVERTON HOTEL.

N. Blowing To enEseemeuts elsewhere, Or.
BERNHARDT Wall be able To remain here but
- short time Cniy. feoD q 5
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NoRTuERN HnNESFY

The following article states facts ina
~Tobsbly new to many Of our reitd-
ers, and certainly very di~screditable to
the United States, As every citizen Of
the United States is in law supposed to
consent to all acts Of Congress, and they
are in law his acts, one has a right in
his transactions with another, 70 avail
himself of the law making greenbacBs a
legal tender. But to pay debts due for
igners, who were no parties to the law,
in deprecated paper, may not u]njustly
be ~stigmstized as dishonest and disgrace
fll.
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MR- TILroN, Of the h1depeadeil6 il
advocating wOman's rights" tells u
that Harvard and Yale belong to a
former generation their brOws are IN
gilded by the dawn OF the coming era,
Put i've hundred college boys by Them
selves for four years, without giIls fol-
classmates, and four hundred and fifty
will graduate more v-ulgar-minded than
they entered. Put both sexes undCr the
same rOof-malEing the college lBome-
thing like the family-and the result will
be a MUTUAL Intellectual benefit, ; mu-
tual social refinement and a mutual
moral growth" The Boston Post thinks
the result might DO too much family
likeness.
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Massaehusetts-Its Dead and Living.
Tie late attack on Daniel Webster. iu
the North AucricQH RcUiclC, BIZ Parton.
the 0~iOgrapher Of Beast Butler, draws
from the Louisville journal the follow
ing sharp notice
When Webster was alive, the North
AIqericne RcUio50 lionized him now,
Whe1 be is adead lion, it turns round and
kicks him. There Is not only a good
deal Of human nature in man. but a
good deal Of asinine nature in human
nature, particularly in the human nature
of a North American reviewer. Massa-
chusetts has long been a very degenerate
STATE. and she has at last become a.
i-rreyerent as she is degenerate. She has
more dead lions and more live iaekasses
thar any other member Of the union
and every n Of the latter is ninging his
heel. at some one Of the former"
-The theory that the rupture Of car
axles Is due 10 a crystalline condition
obtained IN the iron by continuous vibra-
ton has been refuted by a manufacturer
Of engines Of Berlin, Prussia.
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SPECTACLES.

The emily p~erfeea lens ia existence
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Concavo.C onvex EIipsis.

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Beautiful Suburban Residence
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7 lnlns about siE acres Of ground % fine Dwell
ing House with every cOuvsnieEce AID advau-
tage Tor a Suburban Residence, - offered for
SAFE with Immediate possession.
Parties desirous tn bay viii be shown the
property by application 10
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