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IOHN SCHUMN. CABINET MAKER
~ Carlentsr aud kerairing ehop. Ne. u Union
street. Memphis. show Cases fdr Eale. fur-
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R@- Nicholson pavement is all the
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~ Madame Ristori viii make Der
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York, on September 10th
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LEGAL SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
1870, by II. NJ. Grosvenor and duly registered
In the Registers Office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, In Record Book No. 80. part LIST, pages
Sb7, 1853 and 359, 10 which reference Is hereby
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Trust sale.

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CPICRR, ANDERSON & CO., GR0CERS.
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Bayou.
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DOUSH Il CUNNINGHAM, BLACK
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pUBLlc DlREcroRY.

pURT0N. W. j., PAINTER. LESSONS
pupils residence. Address at Mccall At. 1a6
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GTRATMAN'S SWIMMING SCHOOL,
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CT. MARY'S CHURCH EPISCOPAL
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AZ WARREN, DEALERS
W in Sash, Doors and Blinds. 81 Madison st.
DAY x WEIGH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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CUULTZ, A. o., L0CKSMITH, SAFE MA
(, ker. etc. ll9 Jefferson street.
CTEINKUHL, JACOB. DEALER IN ALE,
- Beer and LIQUORS, go Third street.
CWAN n FOUTE, ATT0RNEYS-AT LAW, /,
- DesotO Block. Madison street.
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ID OGERS Il PUkNELL, PHYSICIANS
IL and Surgeons, cor. Main and Madison SITS.
DOYSTER, FREZEVANT & CO., AUC-
III tioneers, 276 Second street.
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CT. PATRICK'S CHURCH (CATHoLICl
- corner Linden and Desoto streets.
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salzbOurg, July 3, 1861.
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CiAR0L1NA INSURANCE COMPANY, 29l
" Main street, j. ii. Edmondsen. ngent.
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VlRUDEAU a DUKE, CORNER MADISON
i ana Second sts., deal in yewelry. etc.
mOBACCO AND CIGARS--A LARGE AND
l superior stooh az Thurmond. Fester q Co.'S.
Jobacconists. S45 Second street. 100
NENABLB'S SAW MILL, WOLF RIVER,
' north Of Bayou Gayoso.
JHHITMOREk 4 CO., STRAM JOB PKIN-
w ters. Us Madison street.
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CALVARY CHURCH (KPISCopALl, COR.
" Second and Adams sts.. Rev. DR.. White
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH, l7s
~ Union street Rev. j. Il. Q. Collins, pastor.
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large fountain erected In the middle Of the orchsss
chairs conveys refreshing OF GOODNESS, which II
Al present the prncpai actor q tho Olympic 10 Mr.
John brsugham. who Is the author OF al the Dickens
q comedian and n an agreeable member Of socisty.
Originally one OF Madame vesris' picked company At The
London Olympic, Mr. John Broughsm had established .
good Engsh reputation long before he crossed the Allan
tc ana when ne visited London short time since 10
was very hvoraby received Indeed. his representa-
Mr.. Boucicaults Arrah M Pogue gave 50 much sats-
faction thai there 10 even ak Of his returning =
appreciate Mr. Joha Brougham 9 powers = stare ma
morist 70 their full extent Il & necessary 20 So hin
feel: that he i not only Respected sco ro ba q
favonte and that he can give rsp . his eomci vaga-
res with csnse which he could scarcely assume II
rival and In this genial atmosphere OF the very -
ever sesn upon any stage Pocahon As which failed q
is quite snoshsr siIar in country whsrs IL saerv y
Smith, the bold settler Of Virginia, and the Indian
maiden bS whom his life vas saved, is - familiar =
that OF Robinson Crus0e aud his man Friday. A
gAotly alfred Iadan chief. induigsa IN q nasy
plays which Ludwig risok wrote under the insprasioa
Of Carlo G0sx Now hs interpolass joke bearing re-.
q Ss sseS q he i bsaa .sS sha % =
extent which, subiimsly violating gil ths principles &
uson produces most amlabe fraternity both in stage
and audience. Il known hct that actors who rely =
peculiar idosyncrasy only thoroughly At home wisA
public 70 whom they have grown familiar. The i1imas
p? sSso could sss IL
English Provinces and yeI they both drew crowds y
Che Adelphi
There d here very excellent actor OF marked chasae-
Tor named E. Coleman. He came, believe, from Liver
pool within the last three weeks has played UsieA
Heep the Olympic and Quiip at Waacks the former
Of these parts being unquestonaby the better OF the
two The ee-lke movements OF the hypocrtoai
Unah and his feminine impotent Spite could scarcely b.
realize the picture OF the human dend
There u fact with respect 70 which the English
public ought to be thoroughly disabused, Whom Lon
three years back 70 the old Country and MOI
much liked as he was before, Is commonly asserted
that he has been vulgariyyd' in the United States
Now there is nothing Eaigarizng" IN an American au
dience on the copIary It's fault lies in tho opposite
direction. and were actor just from London
should feel that there was not enough ssgoi III my
Patrons and that they showed rather less deoorum
their plaudiS would be Tar more inspiriting-
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS YESTERDAY.

The following European aud coastwss steamers left
this port yesterday
The st. Laurent Of the General Transatlantic Compa-
ny's line left pier No so North river for Hayre calling
at Brest having board Samuel b. Rugges delegate
TO Internal Monetary Conference, Paris; J. G. McRuen
and one hundred and twenty first cabin passengers
The Britannia, OF the Anchor line, left pier No 20
East river for Liverpool, having board wentysishs
st cabin passengers and eighty n the stssrase
She took out no specie.
The Denmark, OF the National line left pier Ne. ~
North river for Liverpool calling ~ Qaesassown.
The City OF Antwerp. OF the 1nman ine left pier No
IS North river FOR Liverpool calling At Queenstown.
with twenty hrs cabin passengers, ono hundred
and sxtyssvsn in the stssrage. and 1850 in specie
also fall cargo
line ls her Al Hoboksn for Hamburg with ninety
FIRST class passengers and ATTY In the steerage She had
full freight and g. 900 In specie. Her cargo consisted
OF rye coffee and tobacco.
The William Penn, OF the London and New York
calling Of Brsst
The Georgia, OF the Mexican mali steamship line,
left Pier No, North river for ssu and Vera Cruz
The Corsica, Of the Briish North American Royal
Nail Steam Packet Company, left the dock Al Jersey
City for Havana with % cabin passengers and three
the Storage. She took out no specie.
The san Salvador Of the Empire line, len pier No 10
North river for savannah, having on board % nrst
The Champion OF ths New York and Charleston
steamship line left pier No. North river for Charles
The Valley CITY, Of The Express steamship line. sf,
pier No rs Fast river for WASHINGTON and George
towa, D. G She took out only ten passengers and .
full cargo
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the garden spot Of New York. the cro.nns sns,asr.
Manhaiian island Here also. real estate csns0s
ably enhanced IN value .oe m worth from %
mnwars % $500 600 Being tho chosen reeres. o. our
refined citzeas the desire 70 fsn"ous rrcss
have been offered for which, lew years ago zero
considered really vaaeess In TINS iocehy az Few OF
i sals or angle lots are made and req .,.ss - ruy
chased in tracts OF bali and spv.rds Eispsnt
and costly residences arc Ion ersusd, aud every
appliance Of nature and -. Is called into
ssSs sus eauy the adjacent grouads
beautiful nory in the world have combined 70 raise
S~ Fort Washingon price proporttonaoiy
a. high as that asked for lots in The best sections Of the
city.
No article on real estate w:uld DO ocmpists without
ration The brokers' By whom those saes are managed,
say that the prices realized generally OF
from the fact that corporsiloa sales are always
numerously attended than any Others and also that
s 70 the properly viii 70 sooS sSus showing that
one RESPECT 1t least tho people have confidence In the
honesty OF the Corporation.
The West Side AssoclaGiou and tho Tenement
Law-Fursher Opposition.
At recent meeting or the Executive Committee Of
the West Side Association the following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved. That The law passed May II, 1857 In re-
perfect indefinite loosely drawn OPP inadequate 70 the
public wants and prejudicia 70 the growth ana vel
fare Of tho city.
Resolved That the requirements Of the law in relation
to tenement houses such practically TO prevent
their erection, and thus nurousIy affect the class Of
people who ought 10 be most benefited by q building
law.
Resolved, That the powers given by this law to The
Superintendent OF Buildings in this city virtually make
him dictator matters relating to the erection OF houses
and buildings and OF character that ought never
be exercised by any man in FREQ country
Resolved That this association will cooperate with tht
public or with individuals for the repeal or amendment
of this law.
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ALLEGED VIOLATIONS Of the rsmmnr MOUSE LAW.
EDITOR or TIM HERALD.

New YorK. Oct. T. 1857
l sec byths mornings HERALD tha. you sav. g .ox
this yssrnos single tenement house has bean con.
mencsd curing the year in accordance with the opca,
regulations" as contained in section % or tho Buld.w
law a. amended last winter. n not, would IN. !.
ask the Superintendent OF Public Budngs through ~
HERALD, why builders permitted In nearly svery
portion the city TO run up large manraps with scarce
" sufficient wall to sustain them 10 the height or four
ana nvesores a. tenement houses IN violation Of law
s suo s the case there being less than A ar eehs
rge dsuole tenement houses course OF copstr,e
Ton on sorv orst street. between seventh and E,shtb
avenues on the block on which reside IN clear v,o,
on O. sne section you quoted 10 this mornings HFrln
Inese buildings VIII probably be suncsnty large 10 cor.
lam nom egns 70 ten families EACH and vet there Il no
"sruy or partition provided for az the law requires
WI you Dc Kind enough 70 INFORM the su
o. raonc bsidiugs Of this fsctf In my walks about
sowl nave seen many other buildings OF q similar con-
sItc.ion during the past few months and doubt MOI
ou' snst the SAID superintendent would and pIen,v ~
sasn s,os.oas Of TIE law should he make an sor, -
N''s0. OBSERVER
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NEWS FROM ST. PIERRE, mlouelox.
The French Government Repairing Damages
Caused by the Late Fire.

Caused by the Late Fire.
From the Evening Telegram Of Yesterday
BANGOR, Me-, Oct. 8, 1861
The French corvette Bouvct Count Montpezst CON-
handing, arrived at Bangor, Me-, on Thursday from
81. Pierre MiqueIon, French fishing and ooang sta
ton, with authority from the French government to
purchase building material and charter ships convey
It to st. Pierre This has been rendered necessary By
the immense arc that occurred that island on the
nth u by which three hundred persons rendered
houseiessL The Governor OF ST. Pierre Immediately
after the are tsIegraphed 10 France and received
thority TO take this action II IL said that il will
quire I've Of hundred transport the
material to st Pierre. This will be done Immediately,
before the cold weather sets In
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FACULTIES iOok iOFWhru anu pt0u3
through winter The admoniIion to say ones prayers
after much worldly dissipation must fall unhesded
but faces are very long indeed, now that the
time has come 70 cut the homo budget down
to simple necessities. The Exposition has not been
prolific in husbands. They have come. they have
seen and not been conquered. This masrimony ques
tiou Is truly perpe king. No question, In fact BE-
more co. whatever politicians may mink.
There great deal OF popping on BY the way, last
week d Count Aguados chateau dc 7vry where hunt
ing costumes werc Of the sarrs ooors Is those
adopted for the livery OF each particular family Thus
blue and white nunkeys could admire hese shades on
riding suit which tastefuy braided and faced with
white on blue velvet cloth.
turnouts The advantage OF uniformity In coics that
when cavaliers fash by in the distance knows who
sy Are "a ~ oo q
az loss Who is who, even while looking very hard
week BY The absence Of mind Of lady maid Those
whs have read the memoirs OF certain Comts de Cer
on calling on Nile lie Ddo whom he married later He
lived In those puff ana powder days when u usual
with noblsmen to pay their respects 70 ladies before
isves with much glory a beng thus favored II
happened that Mile lie Duc had ovsrssps herself and
~: e. G her ss
sSs S. aS sssI .p%. ' ana :sos
s; ss S% !. ..s n mss
having thrown lovely Valsneienns soverles over the
bed ospsd up curtain, shaken out the pillows and
given boudolr appearance 70 the sleeping apartment
The Comts entered, and 10 sudden panic ssssd him
behoding Mile IL Dues person covered wish-ink.
The soubretts had made mistake.
Something OF the same kind occurred with dye TO
one Of actresses al the Varieties she intended to
dye her hair Titien hue, made mistake with the help
Of her lsdy's maid and turned u green. This pas.
toral prospects had be endured for whole week. and
all the Duchess dc Geroste ma admirers have enjoyed
the poor girls despair
Ths Paris circles rc this fu oT thc Ioya's 'nha
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Feb. 27NOOn-COnsols for money, 81. Ameri-
can Securities opened follows Eries 37l; Illinois Cen
trial. dividend ia; u. s. Five-twenty Bonds, 73i
EveniDg-CODsOls closed az 81, for money. American
Securities have generally declined during the day The
following the closing rates Erie Railway Shares, 3Gl
illinois CeDtrals 76i United States Five-twentes, 73i
United States Five-Twenty bonds close at Frankfort,
tbis evening, at 76i.
United States bonds close at Paris at s2S for the issue
Of 1861 coupons.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 27-NOOn.-The Cotton market is still
dull and inactive The sales to-day will be tTifing not
exceeding 1900 bales Middlng Uplands quoted 3D.
higher to-day, the ruling figures being 49, Taow is I'M
changed at ass. I'd. per cwt for American
Evenng-The Cotton market has been little more act
i've to-day, and the total sales will reach 5000 bales
Prices are generally unchanged and are quoted this
evening follows: Middling Orleans, l3ad.; Mddling
Uplands l3ld. Breadstuffs-The market is generally
sui Corn 81 y quarter for Mixed Western Provisions
The market for Provisions is unchanged. Bacon AZ
swt for Mindless Lard, 1913 v cwt for American. Pro
!bHee-Inseed Oh, Ssi y cwt. Iron, $50 for Pigs,
mixed numbers.
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In this number one Ohs Issued win be u. among ether
valuable sticles the following:
LENGTH OF DAYS by Dr. Bellows
LETTERS TO LADIES, BY Mrs Dr. Geason.
CHEMICAL PHENOMENA OF VITALITY BY Taylor, NJ D.
VALUE OF FRUIT AS FOOD by r. r. Elliott
STRENGTHENING THE VOICE AND LUNGS.
RESOURCES OF MICHIGAN by O. w. Bungsy.
LIFE-ITs COURSE, Translated from the German
HEALTH OF GIRLS, BY Dr. HADaiOrd.
HOW TO BATTLE, BY Dr. Miller
REMOTE AND PERMANENT RESULTS, BY II. W. Bteeher
DR. DRAKE THE oUACK, an Illustrated Poem.
THE CHEMICAL ASPECT OF OUR BODIES Etc. tJ Prof Rufus
King Browne.
THE sNow-CovERED TREES. APOem
HUMAN LONGEVITY by Dr. DAVIS.
ALCOHOLIC MEDICATION, Etc.
GENERAL TOPICS OF THE MONTH, BY NJ L. BobrOoE, NJ D.,
containing articles on Public T.aber-DOes AO Warm u'i-
Doetorpg Trees-Ague and ouniDeweak vOiees-R Willis
Progressive ObecODsone sermoD on Sun
day, Etc
HOME TREATMENT oP DISEASE, by Dr. Miller treating Of
the Liver and HepA,ie TuuOrs
DOMESTIC RECIPES BY the Author Of the BygDc Cookbook
FRUIT pET-Cose CAages-Medeaed sOsp-obesy Of chIdp
Deseen EIerci.c-Lghtn Room by A. Wood MD
s2a ysar-2o eeats for Sample or Single Numbers
SIX MONTHS ON TRIAL FOR 81.
BIZ oil means oct . monthly for 1867 esebss the SCIENCE OF
LIPE OR HOW TO LIVE COMPLETELY AND BEAUTIFULLY
neo dollars cam De tstter speRt
SUBSCRIBE Now
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By STEAMSHIP.
Q, TnSeRlpB 10 SHR TRlsrxR.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb 27.-The steamship Peruvian,
Capt Ballantine, which left Liverpool at 2S0 p. m.
Oh the l4th of Febnary. and Greencastle the fol-
lowing evening arrived here at o'clock this morning.
meeting OF the leaders OF the Liberal party is
called for next week, TO consider the Government
resolutions of reform. The Daily Ners says it is
probable the ministers will be asked TO withdraw
cal character Upon the reception given such request
the conduct of the Opposition will depend.
The Times admits that the vagueness Of the minis
teria resolutions Of reform cann9t be too strongly
condemned, and says ii is marveoushow the Cabinet
could have mistaken the temper and time to think
such proposals might be adopted II is still true that
the resolutions as a whole point to complete meas
hre. The Times urges the House Of Commons TO take
the good eliminate the bad, supply what is deficient
amend what is capable of correction and resist al
attempts to enlist under the banner Of this OF that
candidate for office.
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NfTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-FED. a.
Before COnmissiQner WHITE.


This case has been adjourned twice Owing TO the
alleged illness of Schwartz 1t came Gp Yesterday OtT.
suant to adjournment The Deputy Marshal whose duty
schwartz st Continued ill., Mr. Dttenhoefer Counsel
Tor schwartz objected to any proceedings being taken IN
Austrian Consul General, cOnended that the nature
reading Dispositions did not require schwartzs per.
sonal presence Mr. DtenhOefer insisted the right Of
he had eonversed with the physician who had attended
schwartz, and was OF the opinion, from the physi-
out any detIiment to his health, and, If Mr.
Dlttenhoefer would not proceed without Schwartz being
before him. and would order that carriage provided
f1r tat purpose recess OF an hour then taken at
the expiration OF which schwartz arrived The reading
of dispositions OF various persons, alleging that they lad
Deeh sWlnoeu by sehw9Itz was then heard Aftera few
formed Mr.. DitteDhoefer that he might consult with
Schwartz in reference TO his desire to remain during the
proceedings that he could Jail if ne saw
fit as IN his opinion, his presence was not necessary. Mr.
Dtteuhoefer replied that as tho Commissioner and thc
prosecution had taken the responsibility Of bringing
Schwartz there, he should remain. The dispositions
persons, who deposed that they had been swindled
out of various amounts by Schwartz by means
Of forged bills of exchange One OF the de-
positions to the effect that Schwartz had acknow
edged his guilt and stated his intention Of fleeing 10
taking his own life by means OF "A weapon which he had
(yorffy then took the stand and testified 10 the anthem
ticty of certain Of the dispositions. A letter also
read puTOrtng TO have been written by Schwartz to his
brother. which he said he had unfortunate in his
business affairs had suffered intensely on that account
and had iuedatcd suicide, but had finally determined to
fly. letter was also read, purp0rting 10 have been
written 10 his wife, and similar In tenor 10 the one TO
his brother, but was more pathetic, making tender alu
her and 10 his child. and giving excellent adj
relation TO her conduct and the manner in which
his child should be educated and brought up.
The credentials Of Mr.. GyOrfy, the Hungarian advO-
cate giving him authority TO come TO this country with
documents and 10 do all that should be proper further
ing the eXfIaditiOn OF Schwartz were then read
The telegram containing description Of Schwartz, and
requesting his arrest, was then submitted.
All these papers were received in evidence Mr. La
ROGUE then stated that that was their case
Mr. DttenhOefer then sad lie not ready a present
10 R9 into any Defense not thinking the prosecution
would nave finished so sOOn
ne ne Somnissoner thep asked Mr. Dlttenhoefer what
&4 RkLLfAA9eieK replied that 10 expected IL granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-28
FRANCE.

PARIS Feb. 27.-The efforts of the American Lee
cation at Paris to procure remission Of the baggage
search during the existence of the international EX-
position, have failed. The French Government has
officially announced that it viii not renQuish the
night to search the baggage Of all foreigners arriving
in France.
One of the reforms proposed by the Emperor, the
adjustment of the reply to the address to the throne
IS peculiarly unpopular. The Liberal party insist
upon the preservation of this privilege
In the French Court of Admiralty, in the case OF
She United States against Arman Fills, the appeal OF
the United States against the decree requiring the
payment into the Court Of certain sum OF money as
security for the costs OF the suit was again rejected