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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 9Th inst ship Santee, Nc
Cav TN New York barque Hosea Rich, Pomeroy
Cldsth. ships Thacher Magoun, Peterson, NYork; ;
John Sidney, Bartlett CaIlao.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 18th. barques Eva II Fisk
Emery, Iof New Yort; Rosetta Mcneil, Kelleran,
Beox 9Th, ship Ironsides, Maard from Mobile.
MOBlLE-Ar 9th, pardue Louise, Everett, from
Old 5th, brig L NJ Merritt, Morse, Pensacola; sch
joachim, Herman, layacca
PENSAC0LA.Ar sth inst, baIque lido Kimbal,
Delano. Aspinwal.
sAVANNAH-sld 9TH inst, barque Mary G Reed.
CHARLESTON Sid 5th, brig Cyclone. johnson,
Boston: sch VIM Slaer SmaIley, Georgetown, Sc.
NoRF0IK-Cld 5th. sch Kate Wentworth, Ad,
ley, Locke, Portland.
BALTIMoRE-Cld sth, sch Geo Adams, Baker.
Boston.
Sid eth. sch Bickmore. Cuba.
PHlLADELPHlA-Ar sth, sch Jos Long, Perry,
CID 7th, barque Sarah Hale, White, Portland.
Ar Sth. baruue Triumph, Rogers, Savannah: schs
Albert Thoma,, Rogers, PENSACOLA; Ida Wheeler.
NEW YoRK-Ar sth. scbs Silver star, Smith.
Havana Franklin Bell Roberts, Morehead tity,
NJ; Alice Cakes, Marson, and Mary Patten. Cum
mings Bangor; Julia T. Carnage. Lewis, and r
Portland.
Ar sth brig A r Larrabec, Carlisle Elizabethport
for Portland sch Ontario, Spraeue. Cieutueqos
Cid 9th, ship Franklin, Drew, ter San Francisco;
Caslda, Robinson, IIayre.
NEW HANEN-Ar sth, schs Sawyer Drisko,
Bangor; Whitney Long Hayes, and Virginia, Nc
PROVIDENCE-Ar 9th, sch L ia NJ Story Ellis
i;appahannock River. Va; Caseo Lodge, Pierce I'm
Baltimore
NkWPORT-Ar 9th sch Webster Bernard, Smith
Jacksonville tor Providence.
Ar 9th, brig Neva. Fic EFT. Havana for New York
sch Willie harris, Look, Elizabethporl tor Boston.
In port 9th. schs Starlight. Jones, Wilmington Tor
Boston; Algoma Smith, Portsmouth RI tor Port
land: Addle Cutter smith. Bangor Tor New ' ork
Nellie Treat, Trim, Bangor for d.; Peace, Brown,
iron, CALAIS.
AT Dutch Island 9th, brigs Abby Thaxter Parker,
Bangor tor New York, with loss OF torsail and main
sta sal; Julia r Arey, Babba G, Portland tor Pha-
delphia; scbs Mary Patten, Gun mrgs, Bangor TO-
New York: Gen w French. Lowe, 10 for South
Kingston, RI; Mali, Me rill Gardiner Tor New
YORK.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 4th, schs ossuna, Haskell
Philadelphia tor Boston; Addie Stil pson, StDl-
son, New York for Sullivan; Nellie Tieat, Trim
Bangor ior New York; Ned Sumpter, Lord. and JAS
Henry, Oliver, Rockland TOR do
. Ar 9Th, schs Loehlel Haskell, Bangor for York
Henry. Merritt, Addison tor New York.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 9Th schs Willie Lee, Robin
son, New York for Portsmouth; Amazon, Lambert
Boston Tor Freeport.
BOSTON Cid 9th schs Dresden, Smith, Shulee
Lacon Thomas PASSPORT.
SD. ship Don Quixote; barque A @ Small.
SALEM-Ar Sth, sch Angie Amesbury, Ames'
bury. Mobile
Cid sth brig Wenonah, Davis, Portland.
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% First page To-day-Special Pleading;
Letter from Dexter; Varieties.
Fourth page-Shell and Kernel; The Hus-
band in the Kitchen, Morse Legend; An
Appropriate Subject; Confidence Prayer
Meetings.
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DIR. BENNETT. room % U. S. Hotel, is curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
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1T there is any one singer that we Listen to
with the feeling that our every expectation
will be fully realized it is Adelaide Phillips.
When we say this we do not mean to detract
from the merits of other well known and con-
scientious artists, but merely TO give the full
need of praise to our recognized leading Amer
lean Prima-Donna. While Parepa- Rosa is
queen among Sopranos Adelaide Phillips is
empress Of contraltos'. Time deals lightly
with that full, rich, mellifiuous voice, and
seems to mature rather, than sharpen it in its
constant use. 1t seems as if the flow of melody
issued spontaneously from her lips, without the
least effort on her part, while her grace and
ease OF manner on the stage are not among the
least of her many merits.
She was very gracious too, and responded te
the many encores with great good nature. We
always listen to her rendition of Bendelari'.
Laughing Song" with admiration, as q mos
wonderful piece of vocal culture, while her
execution of her other selections was marked
by an attention to detail not common AMONG
artists.
We were not so fortunate as to hear Mis-,
Button in her, LISTS transcription from
Lucia, but her Concert Galop" showed 8
nice touch and delicate fins ering, which wa.
again evidenced in her encore -s'Yankee boo
die" with varistions-which was very properl,
given after the galop. We should like to heal
Miss Dutton again. She displayed the silvery
tones of the treble notes of the Chickerns
piano with great taste and expression, as vel
as the well balanced harmony of sound be.
tween them and the base notes. There il
nothing harsh about these pianos, the sound
ing boards of which are like the violins of the
old masters.
DR.. Rudolphs'n did not fall behind his well
known reputation, and while we preferred his
Romanza from "Dinorah," we did not blame
the audience for their enthusiasm over "Piff
Paf, Pouf," from la Grande Duchesse" and
Simon the Cellerer.'
Mr.. Davis was acceptable, but is not great
He received the honor of an encore. 1t was q
splendid concert and drew magnificent house,
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IF men or women could but find the tabled
fountain which is said to restore health. and
strength, and beauty,with what eagerness thew
would rush to drink it's waters" 1t is found in
the s. T.-1S60-X. The sale of the Plantation
Filters is without precedent in the history of
the world. They are at once the most speedy
strengthening health-restorer ever discovered.
it requires but single trial to understand
this.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. eod-1w
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A careful abstract of the annual report o,
the Secretary of the Treasury, embracing all
its salient points and depriving it OF some
thing of its wealth OF detail, will prove more
attractive to the general reader than an una
bridged copy of that voIuminous and very i'm
nortant document. Such an abstract we under
take to give. the summaries given in advance
of lis authorized publication by romancing
Washington correspondents having been to
the last degree vague, meagre and unrelia-
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WE would call attention this morning to
the Sherif's sale of the New England Express
Co.'S property. The sale will take place at
their stables, rear OF 81 Federal street. by T.
.. Bailey, Auctioneer See advertisement
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FOR ETGN PORTS

FUR EEUN FUNIS
At Calcutta prev to 4th inst, ship John Bryant,
Holmes. Boston.
Sid I'm Eisineur 2lst ult, ship Ladoga Wiley, (fm
Cronstadt) tor New York.
ar at Ca'lao Oct 80 ships Carrier Dove, Fish, from
Chlnchas, land sid Nov for Canary Islands,; De-
imam mayer, johnson, do land sid Nov for Nan
sid 7th tor Chinchas, TO 10 I'd Tor Nantes)
Sid 20, ship Gen Shepley. Nerriman. Chinchas
18Th Thos Freeman, Owen, do.
AT Valparaiso 18th ut, ships San Carlos Strout
from Boston. to load Tor United States; Alhambra
Moullon from Cardiff, not disg tor Calao to load tor
England.
at Kingston. ia, 10th ult, brig Chimborazuo, Cook
from Trinidad ar 18th, Tor New York.
u Cld at st John, NIB Sth inst, baTque Aberdeen,
Treat, Cardenas.
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Warren's Cough Balsam!

POSITIVELY has no superior for all Diseases Of
l. the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without it, Give 1t one trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
B. f. BRADBURY, Proprietor.
no5d5msN Bangor.
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A young man named Murphy, at work in
5. d. Powers cabinet shop, in Houlton, on
Friday last, in attempting to reach over Cir
cular saw, at which he was working, the sleeve
OF his right arm caught, drawing bis hand on
to the saw, nearly severing it from the wrist
Two of the fingers will be saved, the Pioneer
saya
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additional per Holsatiai
Ar at Liverpool 9th, Limerick Lass, Marshman
New Orleans.
AR at Falmouth 2sth, Almira COMBS Hanson
Havana. >
Ar at Cardiff 2ist Canada. Patton. Rotterdam.
Ent out at Newcastle 24th Mary Bentlv Clark, tcr
Palermo; Loeb Lomond, Richardson. Sagua.
AT at Otago, NJ, Sept l6, Hydra, Rich, from New
lor, Foo chow.
SD sept 0. Golden Horn Rics, Hong Kong
Sid I'm Swinemunde 21st ult, Edorado, Harding
Tor RocleioIt, land passed Copenhagen I3d)
SPOKEN.
Oct 3, lat 81 s. Ion % E, ship Abbott Lawrence,
from Manila tor Coruuna.
Dec 2. lat 80 Ion u 20. barque Henry Lord, from
Portland Tor Matanzas, twas supplied with proyIs.
ions
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1af TARIFF.
Mr.. McCulloch strongly Recommends .ho4
the revision of on: internal reyenue svs,o,,s
be accompanied by a thorough revision If tho
tariff. The country cannot afford, he thinks
tariff for protection, except such protection
as may incidentally result from tariff de-
signed exclusively for revenue In fact the
protective features of the present tariff have
proved failure, and have oppressed consum-
ers without in corresponding degree assist
ing those they were designed to benefit.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
On the subject of the public debt Mr.. Nc
Culloch's statements seem like the words of
Inspiration when compared with the shameful
advocacy of repudiation in its crossest and
most wicked form in the Presidents animal
message. Though the debt amounted on the
first dav of November last to SO, 527, 129 555-
or S35, 625, 102 more than on the corresponding
date OF last year-the Secretary regards its
condition as on the whole favorable. because
instead OF this increase there would have been
@uecrease Of nearly forty-four millions had it
not oeen Tor the following extraordinary ex.
penses. over twenty-fou millions to the Pa.
cific railroads, over seven millions for AIo,,.o
and iorty-eishO millions for bounties and for
interest fallihS uue IN 1867. The report saws:
Considering the heavy reduction of ;pte,noI
taxes made at the last sessio of Con0ress
an the large expenditures which have atfend
ed The m titary operations against the Indians
on the frontier, aud the maintenance Of LARGE
forces at expensive points In the Southern
States, this staten mt of the amount of the
oeot cannot be regarded as an unsatisfactory
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son,h S Tlaay last, the distance from Liberty to
nSs6ew y Hobbs, Of Liberty, in seven hours for
ed hv biz, VI Sooo: This entire distance tr yars
ter y tba MN, was thirty-two miles, or little bef
wa 'A"'' 'oor ana one-half miles per honr wv
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment assignee Of JOIN n Hartley,
OF Memphis, in The county Of shelby and state
OF Tennezsee, within said District. who has
been al udgerl a uankr1 pt upou his owl petit
ton, By the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the s3th day o. June, A. D.,
Hes. WILLIAM Y CIEcDE,
ielf II g azsfznea- etc.
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quiet during the week, but on the whole
showed some improvement over the
trade of last week. Brown cottons are
higher by 20 per yard, but other styles
OF goods remain about as they were. The
New York market for the week has been
characterized by increased activity, es-
pecially for unhleachsd and bleaehed
muslins, and prices have advanced from
one half to one cent per yard, the adj
vance being most noticeable IN the finer
grades Of brown, the stock Of which has
become reduced and concentrated bat
the market otherwise is dull and de-
pressed enough, as might have been ex-
pected at this advanced period. This
improvement in prices of plain cottons,
however, is partly attributable to a spec
ulative movement on the part OF some
leading buyers in anticipation of their
future wants, and to the stoppsge Of the
mills to some extent.
In boots and shoes prices remain the
same. Firmness, however, character
lied the market and the new stocks
which will soon arrive for the fall trade
will have to be cold at an advance over
present quotations. Several of our heav-
lest dealers anticipating the advance,
have already left TO lay In their supplies,
and we think il would be good policy in
country buyers to make up their stocks
as early as possible.
The grocery market has shown no
change worthy OF note. Prices are firm
and the trade doing is Of light but
steady kind. Apples, potatoes and veg
etables of various kinds are very plenti-
ful. Apples and pears are bought for
shipment, and, when picked, are taken
readily at our outside quotations. Pota-
toes are rather dull, as the shipping
deLasnd has fallen of.
The feed market is quiet, with no de-
mand, except for local purposes.
The stock market is dull. All kinds OF
stock are in excess Of the demand and
prices are irregular. Sheep are especially
dull, with quotations hard to realize of
lots of any size.
There is no demand for whisky. The
reduction in the tax to fifty cents per
gallon, which is now almost q fixed fact,
(hsving passed the House and is only
awaiting the action Of the Senate,) has
caused very great falling of in the de-
mand, and prices are so unsettled that
our quotations must be looked upon as
nominal.
A DrT
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CRAMBER OF CpMNERoE,
MEMPHIS. Julyo. 1855.
whoIesaIe sTarket.


The general markets for the week have
been somewhat more active, owing to
the erowdiug of six days business into
five. There has, however, been so much
interest taken ia political matters and
the great question as to 'iwho would be
nominated ?" has diverted attention to
no small extent from almost all other al
fairs. Wheat comes in steadily, and re-
mains firm at last weeks quotations
In addition to the Poplar street mills
We will have the city mills at work
within the next few days. These mills
have been leased by Mr.. A. L. Harris, OF
the firm Of Harris & Cochran, and are
being putin better order than they ever
were. Their capacity amounts to l25
barrels daily, sud as the lessee intends
running them throughout the season, and
will pay the very highest market price
for wheat, we may look for even more
competition than at present exists.
Most Of the grain now coming ia finds
ready sale 10 our market where prices
are better than at Nashville, Louisville,
or even 81. Louis. 200 bushels of inferior
sold to-day st 81 50. Two or three lots
Of No. 2 brought prices ranging from
81 20 to 50, and lot OF prime No, l
sold at =.
The provision market has been inoder-
ately active, though meats have declined
since our last, and are still weak at our
quotations. The -four market is very
dull and prices are unsettled.
The dry goods market has been rather
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TRUST Sales.
Trustee's saIe.

u u virtue Of q Deed OF Trust executed 10 the
" Undersigned by Robert w. johnson on tse
sth OF Oct0Der, 1896, and duly recorded in the
heeorder's sftces OF the counties OF Jefferson
and Pulaski, State of Arkansas and now re-
ierred 70, 70 secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The partnership therein rscited having TO-
tally fai1ed, ana the personal assets been con-
sumed.
The said Robert W. Johzson having been de-
clared d bankrupt; aud there being ontssand-
ing tncun oraE1ces largely over one hund red
douars prior to the Trust on the property
hereinafter set forth for particulars whereof
reference may be had to the Deed OF TrGst o.
record as Aforesaid, wherein the titles and all
membranes are recited.
Tue taxes Of 1873 being unpaid, and no funds
10 pay them nor TO pas other existing ana ear
rent expenses, and Tor sggadFy other causes
thai require Inc prompt execution Of the i3&id
Trust.
The undersigned do therefore give this no
tice, IN the EeTnphis appeal and Little Hoek
Oazstte, for thirty days, under ana by virtue
Of the powers vested il them BY the said Deed,
that the
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Creditors and Non Restde9st
Notice.

In Chancery Court CT Memphis, Tennessee.
No. 24sl, n. z. DIV. y. " likerson, ct al, VI.
The Franklin Insurance and Banking COM
pany, ct 81,
II this cause Il appearing that defendants Jo-
seph +. limbs, John z. Meyer and Louis Fusz
(drEn OF " Iuabs, Meyer & EuSz are nOu-rszi-
dsuts OF the state Of Tennessee: It is therefore
ordered By the Court, that they maks thsir ap-
pearance herein, OF or before The drst Monday
In May, iS8S, and plead, answer or dcraur 70
CON plainant's bill, or the same viii Be taken
fOT contested as to thelR. and cause SET for
hearing ex parte. It is further ordered that all
persons claiming to be crsditors, or having any
character Of demands, against the :. franklin
Insurance and Bar king COMPANY OF Memphis, y
snail Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties to this suit, and
lie their claims with the Clerk and Master,
vita proper evidence Of the same, that they
may seversIly recover their ratabls shares Of
the assets OF said Com pany, to De distriouted in
this csuse and that q copy o. this order be
published IN the Memphis Daily Appeal for
three (3l months from this Gate.
March 10, iS58.
a copy-attest: A. ASTON, c. and N.
r. ]. BLACK. d. @. and "a.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice o. hisap-
polnt-oent as assignee OF Alexander H Merrill,
Of Memphis, in the coenty Of shelly and State
OF Tenn sssee. within said District, who has
been aaiadged a Bankrupt 1pOn his own peti-
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