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a Correspondent Of anew York news,

A correspondent Of ANEW York news
paper, writing from London, says:
When strikes have exhausted the ac-
cumuiations Of these societies; when
capital and business are driven abroad
a inililon or So of mechanics aud
sFtisalis become paupers, parliament viii
ue coMpei,eu 70 ON 10 the rescue. I
zee danger 70 England in this social
anH lhduallal question than in al The
Of England seem 10 be very rapj,lIv ~.
ing themselves and tie ma~pufact-
interests Of the country. 1t wouId -
well IL the trade organizations Of ~
country would take an example from
what Is occurring ia Great Britain. A.
avoid ne errors which, ia that country
seems destined g. PROSTATE labor ~refpr1n
aud drag down Hilh il tue industry Of
Tie whole island,
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90 OOf

Tickets or This Lottery cost ONE DOLLAR
EACH, aud can be purchased at the nrincipel
ieWelry ana other stores on Canal street, and
al the principal hotels and bookstores Of the
city.
Some of the prizes are now On exhibition In
the windows -cppTopriated N the uurpo z BY
Aessrs. A. y. Griswuid & Co.. L. a. Tyler, e. Ii.
Z nmerman and Gaines & Iteif, Canal street.
U1spropOsed that the LOTTERY Will take place
at The clase OF { @ Ba1 ar, which Is to COM
IueBce in February next.
10 viii be entirely uudes the PREPARATION aud
direction OF gent emen o. high standing
J.R. DOD President.
DABNEN II. MAURY, RI
Seciy OF the Sou hsrn Hospital Association.
Parers disposed 20 fHvsr the Bazaar will please
COPY this advertise meut. dec30 Ivy
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The Futnre and TIE Past.

A Ill who desire TO have in re-
"A gard u Tire FRH or Fulure should go 10
Madam ANNA, No. B 6ayosb ftreet. janlj I've
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Theodore Tilton says more Than half Of
the laughter done by the American peo-
RJe falls from the mouths Of western
men. All, ar. Tilton, if you northern
radicals persist much longer-in your ac-
cursed work, you may find that more
than half the bowls and tears uttered and
shed by the American people will issue
rom the mouths and fall from the eyes
Of Northern men.
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.

UNIFIED STATES AID EURoPEAN MINIS A-sO.
CATION EEPOErAl
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IUST received at
j K. q. CRAIG & co.'s Seed store,
$40 Main ST., Igcsson Block,
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Last night, whilst a great masquerade
ball was at tie hight of progress at the
Turner hall, on South Clark street, about
i o'clock tre reveiers were astOnished
suddenly to see Il body of policemen,
numbering nearly fifty, niSrch into the
hall, surrauaH 81 present, order them 10
ufall in, " and then march them of.
attired a. they were in fantastic cos
tunes, 10 the cells at The armory.
The cen on the route of pro-
cession TO the Slaughter pen" was
one which can better be imagined tlian
described, as amongst the prisoners
might have been seen devils, dragons,
bears, creatures half horse or ASS and
half man, huge biped fish, cats and other
monsters, peTambulating bitter bottles,
mOnstrous liz Tds and ONE elephant.
This gr0tesque horde, marching, hob
bling aud limping between two files 81
| grim policemen, some singing, some
moOdily silent, at dead Of night, into the
gray arches OF the armory building, was
q scene worth depicting Oh canvass. As
a matter of course. ODe and all were
charged with being dis0rieriy, and each
was fined S aud costs this morning By
Justice Nilijken.- Chicago Journal.
Gen. Palmer made q speech before the
wool growers convention at Springfield,
/ aud announced himself IN favor of pro-
lection. When in Kentucky, the only
peopIe whom Palmer favored protecting
were negroes. Now the people whom
he would protect are the manufacturing
classes Of New England. Ii would he a
most surprising thing to ind q radical
who is IN favor OF protecting something
besides negroes and classes. A radical
who believes ia protecting the whole
| people would be a r0ra agis Of the FIST
order.
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THE BINGHAM SCHOOL
RJeRaHeli1e Depot.
NORTH CAEoLrNA RAILRoA

NORTH CAEoLrNA RAILROAD
CEssIoE Of 1857 opsns March eth. Course OF
- lnstrue 1Ou
Classical, HasiseEnaHieai and CSnimereiRt
Address COL WA BINGHAM.
I'm In,
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Gov Salisbury, in his message 70 The
Delaware Legislature, opposes In. con.
stitutienal amendment approves Of the
selling Of negroes into slavery as the
best punishment for crime, aud tie salu-
= restraiBst against its commission
recommends laws restricting negro i'm
migratiou, aud declares his purpose to
eDforce tie Jaws against negroes possess
Ing arms.
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BROWN g. PERKINS
Pianos for the People

M L would call the afftntiOu OF the public to
~ our elegant New Scale Pianos, ia the fol-
lowing STYLES:
STYLE Az : octave, Front large round
corners, PLAN case, either uctagOn or
ctrvel legs, straight bottom, bead mould
ing on $3.50
STYLE q" : uctav-, same AS styis A. with
serpentlne moulding on pfnth. carved
legs nllyrc.---... GM
STYLE AZ" octave, Front corners large
n und, ssIpenI!na bottom, mouldiuzs
same AS Gu style u, 'asyed Tyre and de-k,
fancy carved SO
STYLE I'D, 7 octave, sous Iarge ruund
corner, finished back, mnuidings on rim
and plinti,~ serpentine bottom. csIyed
I'VE and desk, elegant carved fruit legs 600
The above stysc3 are al finished ia elegant
Rosewood GASES, and have the mli iron frame,
/ fench action, harp p-dal, beveled top, IVORY
KEYS and key fronts, and exceed in OvtrStruug
bass nearly all the ~ o"tave yiauOs now man
ufac eled. They ere made OF he best materials.
sad FOL finish. durability, purItE and hwestnsS5
OF tone, canno. be surpassed.
The four styles ae,cTibed ABIDE, embOdy all
the essential claugfs IN ext rIU- .snish Of case.
20 patterns. ma.
We invite The a. tentioR Of the pubnc, OF deal
crs andthe p O IS ion, to a crit cal cxaminat.O on
OF the merit OF cur Pianos.
By avo ding the great expense attend Mt lpan
costly acfOItes and extensive warerOons In
the city, 81 are enabled 10 offer these Pianos az
prices which defy competition, and invite an TO
call and examine them before purchasing else
where.
When references snd testimonials ar re-
quircd by those about To lu.chuse. iustraI or
presenting "A display or pio IS iOual names, We
refer TO the pSIJ.es 10 whUm we nave SOLD our
Pianos. Their uugmeu "A 90 thH real IN ris
OF our instruments as To tneirdurabuity, touch.
and power OF tone, standing in tuue.
ctc-, based On actual eX FerieuCe, being Of far
more value than the mere gOgi opinion of th-
Artist, however capable, who merely tries In a
WaTcroom, instruments in perfect lune aud ur-
der, whIcH have just leCelyed the Workmsu's
last Il fishing touches
cur motto is. quick ,ales and small profits
Send for a circular TO
BROW q Pc KINS
ianll lm-daW 80 Broom 81 ~csv York.
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What will we net buy and need if Il
cosse % US across tbe water The veii-
st,ash. q5e weakest and most i'm
moral trash is purchased BY onr Ameri-
"a pv5iishers il the author bass 'oreign
49, America should cease 70 imi-
80 She can. afford to originate. And
,bs-e Who have bravely taken the irst
slsns nom he beateD path Of imitation
shopld be encouraged. Among tse ar
,t.ss-.,al perhaps Hrst OF The list We
,.in vr,eshe name Of Bierstadt whe
-. dsrrd 10 paint The poetry Of nature
vifbsut dressiug it in foreign costume
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MrscELLAMEoUs
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Twenty yeals 6ast,r slz years Agent and

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NEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts
To Northern orsou,hern CapItaIists

4 N excellent CJTTON FARM for Rent. six
a miles west OF Goodman Depot, Holmes
county, Miss with 250 sores cleared land. good
Dwelling House, t5iu and Screw. and all need
fui buiidings-was all In cultivation last year
will make, Of an ordinary season, 10 bales Of
cotton. and Corn enough Tor the place. with
ten Mules and Twenty Hands. I ana living In
e few miles and vii assiSt any one all that !
can 10 make q good crop. Price 0f rent siSn.
f4niG 81 w LEAK.
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N "F""'"Hf WW'""EE - ~
WIZ be presented the great play In which Vest
Val made her ceDut on the English stage, en-
titled GANEA or, The Hebrew MOthsr -
Eilncn. win llnr .nnns- NaslRnli
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HGtt5- "a. ( MI1IE III & 90, General
E~st.faar Assata nj NJ Ia sJEeer.
hsfnpLL- Av-lf.s fUI 2ewspape- : in all the
Southern ana " sstern niaiss. We VIII make
il ID m. ,dvnuta9s 1T merchants and others
VINO al Sscise taISu$lu S' 9anoAF
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OVERTON HOTEL.

THIS Hotel is nov opsn 70 an. We intend to
i be unequalled by any hotel in The country,
and respectfully ask our share Of PATRONAGE.
Call and try us
WABDELL, sTEDMAN SGALLOwAY.
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AMusEMENTg.
NEW MEMPHIS THBATER
and Manager ". c rHoMPsoN


Second week n the Eminent Lyric TrageIItnne
NESTTALf, The AaEnincent.
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Notice.

w A4OAIH
= II I'VE this day as pciated with me in the
a ricuItrral Impj' uisnt business, as part
ner. : r. ". WYATT Tho usino will be -op-
finnec under tie II sn,g any sly lie OF SHAW &
Mih II, al our Old siulo' No.a towards Row.
W. W. SbA W.
lama " a IHz. iani5 Iw
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
FEVER AND AGUE-INTERNITTE
GENERALLY.

FEVER AND AGUE unfortunately is TOO widely
known by experience 10 render heightened de-
scription of its symptoms necessary.
In order 10 escape fever and ague IN any re-
gion, il is only necessary to fortify the system
against atmospheric poison by the regular use of
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS.
BY this means all danger is avoided. Some
rules have exceptions: this has none. so surely
as the BITTERS are taken as n preventive. so
surely will the individual who adopts this pre-
caution be exempted from the pains and penal
ties of one of the most harasslng complaints to
which the dwcllers in unhealthy districts are
subjected As n remedy, the preparation has no
equal. Without entailing any of the unpleasant
and dangerous consequences which accompany
and follow the use of quinine, 1t breaks up the
paroxysms and rapidly restores the strength of
the conyalescent. If the preparation had no
other merit than its wonderful efficacy as pre-
ventive of, and cure for, intermittent fever, II
would be an article of the first necessity Ill all
new settlements and low, marshy districts. Add
to this its value IA stomachic and an anti
bilious agent, and who will venture to gainsay
its claims to the rery first place among FAMILY
MEDICINESP
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
RILIOTSNESS.

The liver is the largest gland in the body,
and the most important ot the secretlVe organs
except the membrane which secretes the gas
tric mice. the fluid which dissolves the food
When il fails TO perform its functions, the
whole system suffers. Its peculiar once Is To
take the supembundant carbon of the blood
This carbon unites with other elements, ana
thereby forms the bitter fluid called bile, which
facilitates the process of digestion and eXcre-
ton. When the liver does not work. the bile
has to be taken. ont OF the blood by
the kidneys; and hence in bilious dis
orders the urine is of deep yellow
color. The kidneys. however, cannot dis
pose of all the bile, and, consequently, much much
Of it oozes through the surface OF the body,
giving the skin and the whites of the eyes
that saffron tnge which is one of the most
noted symptoms of disordered liver. Ii is
absolutely essential 10 health that this pomeVai
gland should do its duty thoroughly and rith
clock k-ike regularity.
Probably one fourth of the people OF tins
country know what it is to be bilious and IN
tropical climates the proportion OF sufferers Is
much greater IL what are called anti bilious
medicines" were really what they purport to be,
the ldisease would soon become obsolete IOr
their name is legion. But neither mercury, the
official remedy, nor the drastic pills advertised
under SO many titles, seem TO produce tne ue-
sired effect. In fact, calomel and blue pili nave
probably been more fatal to the human race
than the various forms of liver complaint COM
bined ;,
HosrETTERs BITTERs alone, OF all the medi-
cines at present in existence fully meets the
exigencies of what is termed "a bilious hd9'
of body This preparation, like the bile itself,
has mild aperient property, and therefore
(when the secretion of that natural cathartlc Is
interrupted or impedeD it is exceedingly use
full as a means Of preventing hard accretions
in tho intestinal canal and consequent c0stive-
ness. 1t also acts directly and most beneiicially
upon the hillary organ, rs an inyigoraht
and corrective regulator Persons with con-
stitutional tendency to liver disease. may secure
exemption from its attacks by taking small
dose of the BIrTERs once or twice day.
HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS
SOLD BY ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS IN ALL
PARTS or THE WORLD. t
H0STETTER a. SMITH, ..
PRoPRIEToRs. PITTSBURGH, Pa 1T
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
THE "STECK" PIANO.
The following extracts ehosen from articles various pa
peTs on the subject, explain themselves
THR PARIS EXPOSITION
II. 81

The following extracts ehosen from atces IN various Pa
pers on the same subject - explain M theSseiJes;
TROUBLE WITH u s. COMMISSIONER
In the deparu. evidently been ssr:S: o.:
Manufacturer No. h Eghb we're among the
slSS 4. E~s by Mr. Derby o. Co%nssioue in September
@ s As 1s aSeS ns GeiS n pet%e rSsS nq"s pen the
latest pianos could be received that they could not be per-
there were hoseye places and these nine places dvt
% rc % az e T Sfn1 a sc e. % The sis
oms with the favored Paris exhibitors for 'h. fayOrs % se % az
powe rival Of the bot how any one SOag ding the honor
allow them grind their ar u.dI his very nose leaves nr Derry
S,ec make the hest Piano people viii end ont t in
SPITE Of any amount Of manenysI1g on Ie P5s - sn t % iH
THAI PIANO QUESTION .,o....
Weare surprised at the silence Of Mr. Derby ,ne on s;ts ~ t &
Jean Pianos to be pIited Exposition and solicit he
subject Of individual but Of national eonesm Tor although
promised place Pianos public openly nuei
when all tie piano Manufacturers Of the United states except TWO or
.peon which becomes the Government to investigate r DERBY
HE Pianos Of Scssrs Co do not require our in
their excellence ond that excellence paay eo
at the Exposition With the pianos of those wo or three manuc
% y S M Sf : t TINES
E CTzENp Of April 20 remarks that the ondae Of Derby
Looks like fayorsm for consideration Shrher be or not
Offer just aud satisfactory explanation Of bis conduct no"
From THE AMERICAN ART JOURNAL" April 20; We are
action certainly suacks Of one o the other"
TE EVENING EMPRESS" of April 20 "Mr Derby strange
uon appears 20 strengthen the claim Of the Messr Steek represent
ing thr superiority Of their Pianos
THE SUNDAY DSPATCH" April 81 It seems as though
somebody rele afraid 0fJtir o0mpetiti0H"
FIOM THE ROUND TABLE, April b. l86 In the interest Of
should really like explanation Of this arrangement
more favorable justice than upon is ee
the transaction Affords -. ant.
MUSICAL CONNOlSSRURS and PURCHASERS are respeeu IN
vied to call, and est and compare the qualities Of
THE "STECK" PIANOS
with those Of an other instrument with which they acquainted
No I41 EGHIHsT NEAR BR0ADwh
GEO. STECK &c Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
LATEST SHIP NEVIS
PORT OP HRw.YORK. .APKIL 26.

ARRIVED.
T. Corning Of ShelbuBe " Burns Remedies II days
with 10 ROYAL IInckeD.
Brig Troubsdor Godfrey 81; Johns With Of lumber
v I'd with loss Of deck load Left Ports Baks
Eva Fisk for New York and brig Elena for
d. noon Aprl o. lat 63 Oug 1888 passed dmasd schooner
wseogge and bandoned bad steam boiler dek
could be made Mary EnmA Of Boston
Moun Of Addison Drsoo, MaHuia Il days With
ogwOOi, sc 10 Thomas !. Owen
DISASTERS.
April 2Leters received from lIononla state that
the Woodland from Newcastle Jan 2h for San Francisco put into
that port in esky condition. and had discharged her repair
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHRLRyTOS April 26Arved-Scho0ners Tennessee and Ley
nom Baltimore Monsuce from Philadelphia Salled-sttamers
Pstapses and Falcon for Baltimore
FoRrREss MONROE April 2Tbe pilot boat Maryland furnishes the
following to-day: Boarded the following vessels Bngs
James Curry Cos Jaueo; Mountain Eagle and Lam hey
West sch Wndssd bark Clifton for Rio JaHeiro
brig Hartford Brothers all BamOfe which have gone TO
The AnB NewlOrk anchored Id The james RIVER chan
mel; Likewise large 1eJ of vessels 10 Hampton Roads .
FOET MONROE April 2P0 boat Maryland reports: boarded bark
L. Thiernan Baltimore and sehr NAV Monroe for Matanus
FKANcco. April &Shps Charles Leeng for hVerpcol with
1900 ard OrDheus for Hampton Roads With 29
sacks of wheat sailed TO-DAY.
April 26The United MOhongs from Acapulco and
the ship Seminole from New.icrk, arrived last night
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
DHYSICALiVIG0R

Is the main safeguard of health. IRE pels and
fights of the morbid elements ,chieh supertnduce
disease. The grand question therefore is, How
shall this repelLant pOsrer be increased where IL
is but feeble, and acquired where 1T scarcely
exists at all There was time when this
question could not be- satisfactorily answered.
But the problem is now solved. 1t has been
proved by the experience OF more than four
teen years that
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
so thoroughly reinforce both the constitution
and the secretiye and the nervous system as to
render the body comparatively lnvulneraDle to
the unwhOlesOme Influences which pl0strate so
many thousands on beds OF sickness, III various
parts Of the world at all seasons OF the year
As an nvigOrating, regulating, ana rest0IatlVe
Dreparation suited to all climates and to all con-
tingencies, it stands ALONE among mOderh
medicines. IL is the only tonic of which tne
stimulating principle is perfectly pnre. It's OASIS
is the essential principle Of sound rye, admltted
by analytical chemists and medical piactitlOn-
ers to he the most genial and harmless OF stiuii;
and this fluid is purged OF all the crudltles
which belong to it as it comes from the manu-
facturer before being used IN the composition
of the Bttels. The Alternative, corrective, ana
restorative properties of the preparation are de-
rived exclusively from roots ana plants the
virtues of which are acknowledged by phaIlna-
ceutists and physicians. and which ore often
prescribed separately by the professions, Never,
however, were these invaluable vegetable agents
combined for prerentire and remedial purposes
until the hygeian compound,
uOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
was given to the world.
The st0machic and anti-biliOus operation OF
the great restorative has long since rendered It a
standard medicine for complaintsof the digestive
an ba in a
Hcmisphere; but it is no less deservedly celc-
brated as a preventive of epidcmics, and of the
various disorders generated by malaria and
impure wafer
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
TND1GEsTroN-DYsPEPSIA.

PROGRESS has its penalties. As the world
advances in civilization, 1t becomes more luXu-
TiOus and the pamperinG of the body seems 70
he nm inscparablc accompaniment of the cult
vation to the mind. This ought not to be, bat
il iS and no argument can alter the fact, though
wholesome advice and judlcOus, precautionary
and remedial treatment may mitigate the cvll
Sayagcs, we are told, are not troubled with dys-
pepsia; but this dicum is open TO doubt. Prl-
vation and hardship, ~ well IA hlgh LIVING and
dissipation cngcnder the disease; and It would
therefore seem that the man OF the wilderness
as well rs the dwCllcr III cities, must be more
az less subject to it. One thing, however, Is
certain; III no country under heaven Is II so
prevalent as in the United States. Here the
diseasc has become domcsticated; IL is to he
found in almost every household; and, conse-
qucnily,
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
il of inCstimable value to the American people
Few disorders involve greater suffering: ami
if not in itself Immediately dangerous, 1t IS the
f0rerunne- and source of many deadly mala-
dies. But even if it did not tend to shorten
life-which it undoubtedly does-the mental and
physical misery which it produces, and which
renders lie comparatively unenjoyahle, is q
sufficient reason VII" no pains should be spared
in he o0Oit TO prevent and cure It.
PhyaicilIs, ~ u general rule, admit that no
disease eiyts them 20 much trouble as dyspep
sia but they attribute the dltticulty ot curing
il to the iulWiingneSs of their patients 10
abandon the habits which occasion it-sueh aS
excessive application to business, hastlness III
eating. SC. &c. IL il 40 doubt true that the
hest treatment of a complaint may fail to cure
it, if the patient refuses to exercise common
prudence. But il is Also true that what are
called the official remedies Tor dyspepsia do not
under any circumstances produce permanent
relief. On the other hand it is n fact estab-
lishcd by thousands of creditable witnesses
whose testimony is simply statement OF Their
own experiences, that
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
,riH cure the mdiadB, and that an occasional
Use of the preparation after the cure has been
effected is perpetual safeguard against the
recurrence of the symptoms. On this account
many intelligent members of the faculty have
abandoned all the stereotyped prescriptions ot
the pharmacopua, and now invariably, aud,
with great success, administer this popular tonic.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
1.-THE Pen is Mighter than the Sword"
TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST UF PENS
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No % MAIDEN-LASE, New
York, and by every duly-appointcd Agent at
the same prices. . ,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
be best suited, and at the same prices, 10y calling
on the Agent: in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send 10 Headquarters,
where THEN orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
Make YoIR OwN Soar.

WiTH r BABBiTTs CoNCESTRArKD foItsH or kEAnf
Warranted double the strength Of common fo.'l
aud suuor ssyonfeT the market lolt
Soap win cost You about pound save grease
and the CONCENTRATED pseE Will each cau printed
in English making Hard and son soap one pound
will MAKE gallons Of Soap BE particular and zee That ht hi
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