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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance

Company. e
GAINESVILLE Tenn. December 10, lS67.-MR.
D. N. KENNEDY. Agent Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company. GAINESVILLE. Tennessee.
Dear Sir. Allow me. through you. to tender
my thanks to the officers of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company. for the liberal
and honorable settlement and prompt payment
of the policy of $4,000 on the life of my late
husband, VIM. E. Newell.
The payment Of this large amount without
claiming the time allowed in the policy. or any
deduction for interest, marks this Company as
the true friend of the widow and orphan.
l thank you personally for influencing my hus-
band TO make this wise provision for his family
which he would not have done but for your
suggestion. and the confidence he reposed in
your Judgment. Very.respectfully,
ELIZABETH W. NEWELL.
The above card exhibits practically the great
benefits of Life Insurance. THE payment of
one annual premium secured $4,000 to the fam
lily of one of our most worthy friends aAd neigh
bors, and renders them comfortable and indie
pendent. The promptness and liberality Of the
| NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
| ANCE COMPANY. in the settlement of this
loss. should establish it in the confidence of this
community. As soon as advised of the death.
| they furnished every facility for making up the
papers. and, on receipt Of the same. promptly
RENTED the money. without claiming either
| time or discount.
From eighteen months correspondence with
| the Company. and a personal acquaintance with
| the Secretary ..and General Agent. I can with
great confidence recommend them as most wor-
| thy. honorable and kind gentlemen.
| The terms. plans and workings of this Com
i pany are more liberal and equitable to the
| assured than any have ever Investigated.
| 1t will give me pleasure to explain its work
| ings and secure a policy in this Company for any
| of my friends.
| Mr.. JOHN W. FAxoN, lately interested in all
1 my Insurance business, will also take pleasure
1 in making explanations and taking applications
| for policies. D. N. KENNEDY, Agent.
| FARNsWORTH Il CLARK,
| Agents in Nashville
| No. 4 Maxwell House, Cherry street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
w. w. TOTTEN q BRO,
No. Is College ST., Nashville, Tenn.
dec17 If
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WAKE UP! WAKE up!
Read the News of the Day.
DRYGOODs MERCHANTS Arr CIT
TING UNEASY AND NERVOUS.
Uhars the Natter Who's HurtP

DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES RALLY
~ around the store of a. RICE a 90
They will sell Goods this month cheaper than
ever; have Just received anothsr large lot from
Bankrupt Sales. New York. and will give their
customers the benefit Of il.
HAanketsi hlankeaSf HianHetsi-NO
more lying under the bed to keep warm. 60 O.
@. RICE 4 cos. 81 College street, aud get YOU
a good pair Double Blankets at 90
ShaWls and ClOaks will be sold for les
than half the manufacturers prices
Greatest inducements given in Dress es0Ozis,
70 enable You to buy Christmas presents for your
daughters and friends. which are cheap pretty
and useful. r.. . -
Some Of the DrygoOds Merchants are swearing
on account of our exposing their high prices
1t cannot be helped. however.
q. RICE & CO are bound to Keep up TIE
swearing all this season. Blow high OF blow
low" our splendid stock of goods will be sold
Call quick and get your supplies. and We will
sst0nish YOU in prices. Our firm reads
-" G.. RICE a co.
-.tt or College street
A Fine FAMILY CARRIAGE for sale. Call
at G. Rice i Co.'S. does I'm
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London adyices Of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at -. .
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at discount, and sold
by them at par
There was very little doing in Nashville
corporation checks. Dealers would not
buy at less than 35c discount.
There was but little inquiry for govern
ment bonds, and but little doing in incur
rent money.
The following were the sales of South
ern State bonds in New York on the 18th
inst.
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SilVer-PIRtcd Ware, suitable for Hell.
tday Presents, Mt Rogers IIOuse.FuF-
nishIng Emporium, No. 8 cherry 81.
dan1g A.
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LFwIsBURG AND SoLEysvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat-
urday at $50 A. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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Decrease since Jan. l................ So. l42l64

The currency value of the exports of
domestic produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, including foreign articles
re-exported, since Jan. l, 1867, are as fol-
Iowa.
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There was no change in gold in New
York yesterday. The following were the
quotations: Opened at 1881, vas 1893 at
1880, 1889 at noon, and closed at 1885 al
3P. NJ. The rates here were 1924 buying
and 134 selling.
Government securities were quoted IN
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sTidale Disiriet of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice of his appointment as Assignee OF
John s. Carter, J l. VAntrese, J Il Wade,
James r Stroud. NJ Lann9m, X Ian
nom. John O. Lannom, J 4. Lannom, and Ar
thur Cumming. Of Lebanon, in the county q
Wilson and State Of Tennessee, within said
District. who have been Edjudged bankTupts
on then own Petitions, by ths District Court Of
said District. Us
A. S. CHADB0UREE, Assignee.
deci2 1aw3t' 0fice, SZ1z Church street
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For Rent-The Store. No. q North CherrJ
street. Apply to
decl7 Wv PASDoLFISI 4 RIvA.
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Imported German Canary Singers
at Rogers HOuse-FurnIshing EmpO-
rum, No. 3 Cherry street. derl8 At
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CHANCFRY SALE o. a
Valuable Cotton Farm.
ny VIRTUE or A DECREE OF THE
u RuthsrfCrd County Chan cry Court rer-
jsred a. the Oetober Term 1851. I viii. on


Is RutbsrfGrd County Chan cry Court. rer-
dsred al the Oct6ber Term. 1871. Eih, on
saturday, December 2Ist, nexd,
On the premisss. sell 10 the highest b.dter. ne
Of thsbsst Cotton and Stock Farms 10 huther-
ford county being the izts residsTlcs Of Captain
". g. Z. Burns. deceased, containing Gao
I55-1o0 acre.. situated Eve niles north Of Mur-
freesboro, uesr the Lebanon Turnpiks ro1f In
one ~ the best nsizhborhOods IN the cnunty,
good water. convenient 70 5000 sohogla, rasILs.
et>. Terms 81 Sale-0ns- nah payable ~ ens
year tte hnlarcs in two years. (e1eeDt SEQ In
ash the purchaser giving notes sNath IfTo rood
securities. and lien retained nhtA the pur-
chs5e rroney is al paid. Mini-1un Driee s40
per aero. Any psrson desirou5 q irforrsation
1riIl rlease cali on W. B. Dortch. Esq.. Of Nash
vile. Gen }. b Palmer, Of AurfrsegborG, ~.
J. Anderson, on the premises, or y ths undes-
lgusd sale for distfibution among the heir.
The above tract vial be divided % suit 5nr-
chaser II desired
JAMES M. TOMPKIHs
uovzf dlHwtd Clerk and CommissiCus-
Hashvifls UET0s AND DIsPtTcH copy orcs
Wsek IN daily -8furfress55ro Monte.
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The following will show the chang


The exports Of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted TO
81, 7O5, 400, against 81 ,34S, 563 for the cor
responding week last year. The following
will show the total exports of specie from
New York to foreign ports from January
l To Decer1h l a in the uaara noted
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LnnIsViiIe Markets

leaf and Tugs. S59ls so. Superfne aour, s..
Wheat 50 35@2 40. Corn, 8O@8l. Oats. 65966.
hiO coffee, 20925. Cotton, l39l312. NJ ess pork,
S22. Lard, 1871. Bacon nominal. Green meats
and bulk meats unchanged. Whisky in bond
qnGToD
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York MONEY and stoek Mnrhe

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. .1S.-Money market quiet;
6G7c for call loans. Sterling l09l0H for gold
advanced adv need to 49, and closing at iSs Govern
ment stocks shade irmer. Coupons 81 lll34
@ll17s; do. '62 l0814g l0S3s; do - lQiss@ l0iIs;
do '65 l0514@10515; do new l075s@l0S; do 20
Stocks quiet put steady. Canton Az @47i5; Cum
berland S@271S Wells Express 5315; Ameri-
can do 779771s; Adams do IS0@80l4; United
Quicksilysr i954920; MaripOsa 7jz@S15; Pacific
Mail l22@124; Atlantic 1lsl4@1lS34; New ork
Central l17Nd1175s: Erie 739S9TSk: Hudson
l3219@l321s; Reading eIH@e47s; Old Tennessee
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Circuit, and we pledge you our support.
Horace IL HARRISON
EDWARD II. EGsr.
PHILIP LINDsLEY,
December is, 1866. and Others
NASHVILLE. December IS, ls61.-Hon. Horace
II. Harrison. Edward II. East and others-GEN-
TLFNRN In reply to your note of to-day. re-
questing me to announce myself as candidate
for Judge Of the Circuit Court Of this county, l
hereby announce myself is a candidate for the
Office named. am, very respectfully. etc,
EuQFSF Cary
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PENING AMI CLTsyNG ut rtsE
ssIS-1ICs'ST Ist.--OnclsI.
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Nj. louis Market.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 1s-Tobacco steady but un-
changed. Cotton is quiet; Belle Flour
Demand local; prices are unchanged. Nhea
dull e. 606D2 IS for prime TO choice fell, and 81
a5Sasi for shelIed, and ssas9, for ear. Oats
range from IS to 79c, with few hnvers outside OF
contractors. Rye 81 6S@l 70. Barley firm al
81 IS. Provisions dull and unsettled; small
sales of mess pork at So. Bacon and lard nom
insl. Hess are lower. ranging from 81 to "a
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.,l-g Na-hiagfo1 and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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$4,000 Tsnnessee6s, ex. coupons. -.........6511z
The statement of the New York city
hanks for the week ending Saturday last,
Dec. IA, compares as follows with the cor
responding week in 1865 and 1866; to
which we add the specie and currency bal
anees in the New York office of the
United Statea Treasury at these dates, re-
spectively:
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS nj O'clock A. ~, arrives at Nash
vile MONDAYS. Wednesday and Fridays AT /
o'@loek D. H.
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New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS. Dec. ls.-Cotton active sales
1000 bales; middling, l5c; receipts, 2226; ex-
ports SAB. Sugar unchanged. MOlasses in fair
demand, 60g75. Flour dull; no quotations.
Corn dull and unchanged. Oats--no sales. Pork
dull; mess $23 So BaeOn-shoulders llGllkc,
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FtTSf Norihern.
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.rcona washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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NASHVILLE AED NoRrHwEsTFRER RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville 900 A. NJ ana A:loP NJ
Arrives at Nashville Rt--630A. n. and b:s0 ?. N,
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sAsavIILR AID DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive az Nashville A N.
Leave e ..---.-..--...........--.. 800 P. n.
Mail and Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville NJ .....--..-........--.. - A.
Arrive at Nashville -...... ....-.... ~ P. N.
Memphis. Mobile and n. o. Express:
Lava Nashville at.....................7.3 $50 P. n.
Arrive az Nnshyiie..-.-......-.. .''-'iz.10 A. N.
IouIsvILI.F AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ST.. G.0cA NJ and $40 p. ".
Arriyeai louisville at. ~ b5 ~ ana ~ ~
Arrive ~ Nashville ATS on P. NJ. and 100 A. ".
Franklin Accommodation train arrives m
Nashville Is 4. n. and leaves SO P. N.-eN-
cent on Sunday. -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at.....-....640 A. N. and % P.
Arrives at p. ".
Arrive At Chaitanooga... 300 A. NJ and sos p. N.
Leave CHATTANOOGA. $40 A. n. and l.oU p NJ
Arriveaf Nashvg; He. Flo A. N. and $50 p. NJ
Leaves Shelbyyi '.';.S' ~. A. ~
(Stndays excepted)
EAsHvII1FA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
leaVes Naahyille Ats-.-....sIol A. n. ana 6:4DP NJ
Arrives at Nashville at-6.30A. N. and ESQ P. N,
FpaFFrFIp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at-.....-.............len0A NJ
cave Nashville P NJ
LERAN0S STACY.
Ie4ves Nash I'D A. NJ
Arrives nj Nashville ..-a.O0 P. NJ.
TRruNE STAGE
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays Thursdays. and
Saturdays nj o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
Vile MONDAYS. Wednesday and Fridays al l
o'clock ?. IS.
LFwIsBURa Ann WORTHWHILE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat-
urday at $50 A. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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FDaFFTFIp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive nj Nashville st....................len A. NJ
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. Dee. ls.-The market generally
lacks animation; still certain kinds of heavy
cotton goods are in light stock and firm. such as
brown sheetings, drills and Canton hanels. The
Masonville bleached muslins have declined to
lie; Amoskeag do. sell at Is. Other staples un-
Oh
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Y
necatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
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Leaves Nashville A. ~
Arrives at ..4;Oo P. NJ
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EdzcaeId and Kentucky R.R.
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NAsaVIII.E AID DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive az Nashville A. n.
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Memphis and New Orleans.
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aAILaoADASD STAGE TINE TABLE

OGce HOurs. ..
FROM A.N.to GPu. Sundays. 7to9A.N.
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to December IA in the years noted !:

The New York Times Of the 10th inst.
,ays:
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No. Maxwell House, Cherry street
The New York herald., 1867-04-22

q |as 81. or sS;s dull a. ssd s q L.
psr bushs .oms .sss being nsds s sss.sr e. r.
ss s:s.s e.. ss q :. ::s:
sSS'sa g Fss,ss 7. g 2: g S tds sses; sS
M .:s :sssls ss5 g s. ss:S:: .;; & 2 q !: 3 s.
a s es:: ss 4 :
Sssss =: sss1
s e isscs i. :s @
. =: T Is c..s:: s. ssSs','' , %:::ss:
B.. iss ss:ss sas :.S .. su!S dsa.s. 5ss
Barley NAL. Va. dan and price, wsss S,. ss ns,nr r.
$500 ~ "
sn e e ossi SSis ss Ss
@ sSss sss 1sr 3 e. ia ss.'Ga
ssse ass Ssi; s'sis s:S Sr
direct port IN Ireland. corn. q T. 3D. g.
were nominal :. isj<e : 2Oc
v,s Gaors q Nm and S nominal Ss = n.
ar.s: ruled q ssiPPins Commanded q IS ~ and r.
Hss,-N.nils continued hrn At ilxe. sod but no sales
Hors fair eonsampve demand At fun prices
sisa sssgs s.' AAa
.::1 IL : Y mi.
sr '1s
It S SIN The only sale of moment heard of was 400
bbls strained a ~ Tar duh at 93 - ~ for Whining
oms-Einsesd was quiet, and we heard OF sales be-
yond those reported In last Prices however, firm
Crushors generally quoted 81 B 81 IS for gather
ing lots Other kinds remained dull unchanged prices
PErRoLxUn-The demand for crude was moderate. and
bbls for regular gravity No sales Of consequences were re-
ported Bonded dull though quite hrm standard white
being held at a which ngare sales n lots 70 the extent
PRoyisoSs-Receips 2Oo bbs beef SsS do lard and IS
pkgs. meats The pork market rather dull and
heavy and the sales at rather lower prices The sales
cash and regular we're %. sbi at S2 90 ~ 70 for % new sU
prime Beef shade frmer with increased
$ai for plain do Beef hams were dull a. unchanged
prices For crce fair demand prevailed ut full prices
The 800 erces so for India and SIS
e35 for prime do Cut meats wero without decided
oc shoulders For bacon there fair demand but
the difference between the views Of buyers and SELLERS
checked transactions Sales $50 boxes ll4c for bellies
and l0ilc l07fc for Cumberland cut The demand for
ed $50 bbs new at l34c Butter was unchanged at
S5c for State and lie 15c for Western Cheese
steady at l3c. = lSc.. according TO quality
No important sales effected We quote Car
oina l0c. . lie, and Rangoon Skc a9kc
SuGAR-The market ruled extremely quiet but previous
prices general thing demanded Fair to good
hhd. al 100 1870 for Cuba the latter price for osnr.
gal Refined moderately active and firm et lIc l6c
Tor powdered crushed and granulated. ~
sExDs-Ciover was dun g NE: lshc; of timothy
small made at ~ rs - O Calcutta hnsced
manned quiet and prices were nominal. s
without decided change; sales ~ 900 lbs Ut
Dkc. l2<c also 5000 do. grcese At SIC. l0c.
TAILow was In moderate demand and hrn sales lao0O0
Wn,sxxY-Rccepts xsa bbs The market remained quiet
but frm sales 40 bbls. State In bond at &c.
The New York herald., 1867-04-22
We quote Car


yss' &s:: ss: ss ssS.ss ss 9 ~
& Corr
gss;:s; 81. Mes: pork ss% ssIs
ss:s E = ss'.f e. s ss'
So sisSsss 4 iss holders sasssaueny sassd ia but
.s H sSs :Ss The spp S
Beg. dan a. :; lsc there Z ar l. supply on hand
. % prime Rio The advance In sod had favorable
M $40 5 i.::; ss.l s Ssi
s s::. :' e.. s sls: ssi & :ss
over sss and Ss s;e Sv. s
:a a n f.ss.as. e a s 1s q ss.sss s 4
..ss sisss o:as sss sn:'s ss%
M ss ,ss
light sale. =. p y e for No. ,. rrc,,s,Sas fsls:s Mes:
rs for prime steam am, Drssssa hog. az Ssl Ia laA
% ~nes p Ses DO coTs s o sss ses 80 hour.
shipmenss5Oo bbs nour zoOu bushels wheat; 100 DO.
corn.
rOS s Ss red Winter ss s. FOR wh ans SIS 50
double EXTRA Wheat moderate demands sales Of 1000
ss;a's ,s 1si ss ia I':as
fS sye sse .ss bushels Pea:
81 s aSa y s and %Sa'nss per
& SS ETSsS 20 ASsay sna to New York.
..ss ysar @ ss s.sasD Dns s Vs.. sss % s,s
sd % ss T. ds su 0r SS bushels cG.n rSss &
bSis 6oar. a.soo bushels wheat
ToL.De, Ohio, Aprn % 1857
Michigan at Is TO- Corn opened at as<c and closed al
The New York herald., 1867-04-22

TOTAL wRsx-0n thursday lass the sch ocner Re-
bscca Captain Nost while going from Nosthpcrt 10 New
York laden with sand struck rock known - The Gang
wsy rock lying between Sands and Throggs Points, and
sunk within Ten minutea The vessel and cargo were
owned By the captain and will prove total iosA
LoDcD N JAn--On Thursday ofncsr woodhull Davis.
Of Brookhaven, lodged In Riverhssd jail man named
Edmund Burke who was arrested In Brooklyn, charged
with brsaking into the houss Of M Pike, q Brook
haven. He 10 also charged with getting $50 from
nsishorns farmer upon the account Of nm. Pike.
DsovEm. -On Saturday morning jams Roach, aged
eighteen ysars fell overheard fom the pilot boat r.
Waterbury, o6 Fire Island, and was lost
Dssnucnvs FnR R-Qute On extensive Ore occurred On
saturday, norA a The Long Island nilroad between
Desr park snd Farmingdale, burning woods, fences
sheds, kc., 70 the amount Of about $1,000 -
HAD HIs Lsc Baoxu.-0 Thursday afternoon d
about ve O'Clock, accident befs Mr. fangdon John
son, o. en1y Pond, By which he had his LEG broben
BUHoLzsr.-rhs store or weyant Co, a Rockville
Centre broken into On Tuesday last and shoes and
other dry goods 70 the value Of go stolen
The New York herald., 1867-04-22

SurHug CouKT-GKSnAL TxKx -Enumsrated Mo-
tons-Nes. tA So 81, 3 g. - %, 81, 81, a7l, So Co.
81, 90, o. and 70, Inclusive, 2f2 - 4 go -
surssnS CouRr-0mcvn-Part 1.-Nos osl, 2ls AZ.
LII, 2oo 236 l0s1, 02s. COL. isl 27oo si6, ls7
:351, f,2lS al, 1851, 12o1, sea l3es Part 2-Nos
losS Iiss 1iS6 S2O iSsc, 90 a1sO, go. $50. I50o,
sur..x. couRr-srroAL rrsx.-Adiosrnsd for The
Surrrrr CouRr-cHAxsns. Nos. Z, Q, -, 81, 81 g.
go q, ea oss 90 o.. 20 a 73 a. Is 20 90 81 s. e2
lss lte ioi lea lea les. in i7S 17s. $50, ISL ls2
ls9, 1o4, los, 1oe, 1877 'ag- a---
surnRioa CoUnr-Par Mos. 2 71. 322e, 2, 101,
32l7 3231, 11ss 2pO1, 49, 2o61, S0et S16I, 327,
322l. a2sa arm. a5ll 2!ii asis aels. 49,, 2s2o.
2csc soId ll5A Ais i,sa aois, s2iS, as2s, i,0sA.
Cosmos PisAs-crrRn rru.-wln be In ssss'en
MARns Cousr.--Nos a. 1os.. l. &C. 81, ga, ioc, 1s1,
lSs, lSl, i5c l57, l5s, 1o7, 100, ia, 17s. 17a
The New York herald., 1867-04-22

Of March, 1885, f5S5i3 3l4. had risen on the sis
Of March. 1867 10 CT o0o and tbe ''dead weight
annuity also amounting E5s5 TAO would fall IN ON
Friday, though n would be necessary 20 provide
ELSA 900 account Of IL this years estimates Pass
ing 70 finance OF the present year. Mr. Disraeli
stated the estimated expenditure Of tho year thus:-
Interest debtf2s eoe Civil service. 100000
Other consoli. Revenue depart "a 80
oharsss...... 1900 900 Packet service. soI,eOo
Navy ssrvce... lo,o2o00O Total eos lsl. 900
And thess would b. dsfsayed BY estimated revenue
Of Eeo. so ooo. thus produesd:-- Msast
Customs. .x22 900 900 Poas odsos..... &Aeto0e
s,.nn..:..... s.ssO'ooO Miscellaneous. 100000
Property saxss. 100000 Total ..... .8se ~. 900
Showing surplus Of revenue ovsr expenditure OF
e. 100000 Lea ysar Mr. Gladstone propossA and or
Red measure for oanoslns Is 600 900 Of debt due 70
shs Pea once and old savings hanks By tsrninah's
annuity. haf Of which SAN had already been opsrasd
On and the ether half would b osnosaled Inn
msdiassly. provision Tor The purpose being taken In
this years badgs and he also proposed % canssl sum
q ooo b annuity tsrminasng In 1885. and
further sum by second operation extending to 1905
Approving this plan q least tAs nst part Of y Ar.
DRas proposed 70 devote portion Of tho saUaus 70
the eanoslng Of xsl 900 oe dsb and hs thus sx-
planned the particulars Of the operation; IL would b
s0sctsd on two sums oe the public dsbt. one Of
xls ooo the oshsr Of $sooQooo The nrst amount
bearing interest 70 the smount of ASlo would
be converted into annuity Of & ooQ terminating
on July s, 1885, and the second sum, now barring
Elso0oo year interest," would b converted into an
annuity Of x444oo0 terminating April .. 1885. the
joint amount Of two annuities being 81, 900.
suboined the highest prices obtained for the lead.
ing stocks sold at tho first regular session Of the Ex-
change on each Saturday Of the past four weeks
The New York herald., 1867-04-22
NAILS FOR EUROPE.

Ths Cunard mail steamship Asia will leave Boston on
Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city at .
quarter past and half past nvs o'clock Tuesday
Afternoon la sew attas
y 1Hs NEW Yoax HmAtO-Editioa for Fuope-wilI bs
ready u ten O'Clock on fcesday morning
single oopss IN wrappers. ready for mailing, az
The New York herald., 1867-04-22

changed -
fo.s AMP 0RnsRecepts 300 bbls nour o Dag corn ~,
meal ASO bushels and lS0 The ios
Slhte and western uour irregular Tnc aen.nu wss
hknt put ehoaee sound aour held nrn ~
9eutauons, while couccssion OF ~ - -
se sales being very moderass = ne us,sn.
SAorna Hour quiet but steady. The sales lnc'
Caniornia, $500 bbs The demand Tor sou
was moderate and prices favored the purchaser -. H.
were Aoo bbls Rye without decided cnAnkc la n
value: the demand moderate sales S60 bois ~ -