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NAVAL lArflllscscs.

Lieutenant Commander A. T. Smell. detached from
the Hydrographic oico on the 18th inst. and ordered
TO duty IN connection with the construction OF tor.
pedoes. Chief Engineer b. Is. ii. Wharton detached
from the Boston Navy Yord. and Pirst AssIstapt
engineer Samuel J.. 7. Ayres, from the portsmouth
Navy yard, have been ordered I'd Bebjcia, Cal.
Ensign Erasmus Dcnnson Is ordered ID SPECIAL "a.
nal duty under tho Bureau Of Navigation,
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navy yafo mere VIII pe the largest establishment
used for naval construction in the world Already
II stands next In size, Greenwich, England alone
being larger.
me following are the officers at present on duly
ADMIRAL or THE PORT
rear Admiral Joshua X. sands.
NAVY YARD.
COfnntdndant- Commodore A. II, Kity
EJecnttte OUctf-Captain Edward Donaldson.
Chtg o. 0rdnonce-Captain George II. Cooper.
Navigation ONcej'-Captain Francs II. BAKER
commander Of ne Ydrd-Captain Thomas Patti
son.
c,tef or Equipment ana Recruiting -Captan 5. p
Chfef Epgtnee7.-Henry II. Stewart
Nupot corstructor-Thomas T.. Webb.
ASSISTANT Naval Constuctor-RicharI Boush.
cru En9neer-W. NJ Spear.
2 SurGeolt W. r. Burd
dsstStoM IWgeon-Dwiqht Dickinson.
fdWtaSte1'-Thomas L. Casweli.
&. Masten. :
CHEZ Acco,eatanf-y D. Brady.
5oaeStoonls--kobert Anderson ana Edward Cav.
Gunner John l.. Staples.
Sdtnidher-A. W. CggqetI
1dteS-Henry few and Charles r. Brian
60, hARINE OFFICERS.
COMMUNICATIONS Tnomaa Y Field
Cnptotn--Edward p. Megker
Ftfst LteuteT,nHt-- Charles t. sherman
Second Northumberland r. Bradford
- RECEIVING SNIP.
CaDtafn-Commander William 8 Fltzhugb.
McCo0K. " "
,Ltemenants-George r. wnkIns ana Thomas
Nelson.
E,lston--B. s. Richards
SNrgeon-W X. Schoned
Pdltldster'-Ls G.. Billings
Bodtsrain-W. Winchester
J. Harris
f9ifef Sufoeon--John j. Aberneny
Assisting StrgeOn-W J, simon,
BORT NORFOLK tHA8aZiEgL
GUnner-John Weber
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THE MoNvAENr TO GENERAL ScHUYLEe.-The
committee appointed by the Common Council to
confer with the descendants OF General Schuyler
with reference 10 the erection OF monument to the
memory OF the Revolutionary patriot held meeting
In the Mayors room at the City Hall Wednesday
noon. After consultation on the subject q snbcon.
nnttee was appointed, consisting OF Thomas w.
0lcott John v. l.. Pruyn and Alderman Alexander
Kennedy, to confer with the representatives OF
General Schuyler This committee viii doubtless
take early action In the case, 30 as to 10 able
port before many days. IL 10 important IN such q
matter that there should be as little delay ~ pess
bic, and the character OF the subcommittee war
rants US IN saying that prompt action may be ex-
pected. We nope that bronze statue OF some kind
TO be located ~ our new City Park VIM DO decided
upon..-dtb0nn Argus, 0cf. 5.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
q T. II Il VS. h u re
KATALYSINE WATER!
Its Wonderful Cures md Gu
rative Powers.

TI'HE GETTYSBURG SPRING CONPASi
i announce that they completed arraHgs
meAts for supplying the GettysoUrK Medic. "A
Water on scale oOmmensurats with the DO
mGnd. Physicians and invAlids desiring lnfgf
nation a. 70 the therapeutic value and virtue =
this Water will, on application 70 the 0i!Gs u
the Company OF any Of the Druggists stOrrI -
invalds, and rspDrts ~ eminent medical msB -.
% fts CURATIVE EVYs CTS the only uBerrng g--i =
the value Of ANY water or medicine.
They are alsO referred TO the thOus,nds % q
valids and their medical advisers IN every par
Of the country, who have. sincs the gsDsrd 10
PRODUCTION Of this Water among the people sos.'
slI msBths ago besn cured, by IL Jss, n do
tressing ~ fatal malades.
This combined testimony establishes boyohs
al reasonable doubt, tho superiority Of IHi
Water. as . remedy fer EhsumAtism, Coat GfA'
81, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary. BrOnehlA. - ~
er, and Bowel Diseases (BllOusnsst, &C. &C..
tarrh, Neuralgia, and Nervous Di-ora>f, q,
all others known 70 matsTia modies. Or '''Ns
the mineral springs Of modern tines u ID,
IL has been demonstrated 10 aBlmSst -
stances 70 p0asess the power Of sol'tnt 49,.
OF stone In the bladder, and She rraS % -,
Of chalk stones formed by Rhsnmatisn' -
aRd Gravel, add II PgKNAsENTLI curibE
diseases, for which medical -cieBcs and TIC
celebrated mineral waters have hitherto '-.'
provided palliatiyes
Also Of arrsstinE the progress, not psrIna
neutiy curing. Albumsnur1A, or brigat' ~
ease.
This Water is confidently claimed - - ~
On.y mineral spring water vita which great isl
cures have ben effected away h0a
a source.
Depot 81 Liberty street. View YORK.
For sale by ACCABR BUSHFIELD q
KRAFT, 30 Main street, Wheeling. and Drssg
Zists generally. ssF5
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DIED:

In Sistersville W. Va. on Thursday, the 2J'l
day of Fehru ~, 1867, at lit o'clock A. ~.
JOSHUA RUSSELL, il the 10Th year Of h'
age.
The subject Of this notice was 4 native OF
ireland He came 10 this country III 1872, an
To SsterSvilio III 1878, where he resided until
his death. II ma been citizen OF this place
for tilty-thrco Years. No ElIn in this OF any
country could die and leave more friends than
Mr. Russell. He was universally beloved. ii
ne had any enemies the writer of this notice has
never heard who they are H5 was not NOM
her of anv church, but was Presbyterian in
sentiment, having been raised in That belief in
his native count Y. De. however. acted like n
Christi ~, and il is hoped and believed that he
was Thoroughly imbued with the spirit OF chris
tiauity. His lasC words were: Blessed are
they that dieth in the Lord. HencefOTth-..
He intended to say something more but his
voice failed and he never finished the sentence
Doubtless he ielt the great truth which he
wished To utter but could not. 1t is 4 source OF
Measure 10 his friends TO believe that he is now
enabled ioyfully to finish the sentence which
feeb . nature would not permit him to do He
is gone: his work is finished. His place in Sisters
vile cannot be supplied Long will We think OF
his virtues and cherish his memory.
Thou art gone TO the grave but it were wrong
TO depl0re thee,
Since God was thy ransom, thy guardian and
guide:
He gave thee He took thee, and soon will re
81 ere thee
Where death has no sting since the Saviour
has died.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
How LEOSIetIer'S BittcrS cure
Dyspepsia.
THE WHOLE STORY IN A NUTSHELL.

THE WHOLE STORY IL A NUTSHELL.
The office of the stomach is to convert the
food into a cream.like semi.huid, called CnYME
This is effected partly by the action of a solvent
called the gastric Juice, which excludes from the
coating of the stomach, and partly by a mechan
ical movement of that organ, which clJrRs as il
were the dssolving aliment. The CHYNE passes
from the stomach into the duodenum, or en-
trance To the bowels, where il Is subjected to
the action of the bile, and the nutritious portion
OF it converted into a fuid called Chpls, which
eventually becomes blood.
Now, it is evident that if the great solvent,
the gastric juice, is not produced in sufficient
quantity, OF il the mechanical action of the
stomach is not sufficiently brisk, the frSt process
# digestion will he but iuperieC ~ pei formed
10 is also clear that If the liver, which plays
such an important part in changing th> nOur.
iShiug portion OF the vhyms into the material of
the blood, ia CougrSted, OF in any unnatural
condition, the second process will not he thor
ou=hly accomplished. The result Of the too
failures is dlISytp>iI. complicated with Jli0uSucs,
The mOtc IN which HOSTErTER'S BIT.
TGES operate in such cases is this they iuvic
oIatr the cellular membrane OF the stomach
Which evolves the gastric Juice, thereby insur
ing an ample sutiicenCy Of the iluid 10 complete
~ dissolve the food. They also act upon the
nerves Of the stomach. causing an aGcelsration
f the mechanical movement necessary u r..
duce the food To a Homogeneous mass. They
also act specifically upon the liver strengthen
ug ii aud 81 enabling il 10 produce an annie
and regular supply OF bile for tue purpose of
converting the nutritious particles of the Cham,
into ChHl6, and promote the passage through
the bowels of toe useless debris
In this way. HJSTETTERS BITrER'S cure
dyspepsia and liver complaint. The e1plana
tisn is plain simple philosophical, and true
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SDeciaI Notice.

,d bSt'Gre Of CouRterteits ObSsrUe III name Of
~ AOSESon the pdckGge-purchaSs none ICith.
GUY IN al Others are base aud tcorthLeSs limitations
o ~ D,mOne Dollar, with fifteen cents for post
MOSES, p COrtlandt Street Np p5to YORK viii
insure bottle 81 the genuine, Containing Fifty
observation. S'ieo Lluiu AZ
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Brick Dwelling for Rent.

OFFICE-sEEKERs, before going to
Washington, and all lovers of good
cigar, should call and procure some of
those fine cigars just received at E.
Bookings, or Booking & Miller's.
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The Great English Remedy,
sir james Clurke's Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
II. D., Physician ErtrIordihGryio the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uufailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseas es
to which the female constitution is subject IL
mederates all excuses and removes all obstrUo
ti,r,s fr,nrn Nhafnrar namsA
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To Married Ladies

II is particularly suited. 1t will, in n short
time. bring on the monthly period with regular
ity, and although powerful remedy, does not
contain ANYTHING hurtful to the constitution.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight
cxeIriou. PalpitatiOn OF the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, will effect a cure when all other
means have failed. Full directions in the
| ~ I al .l..nl..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
CHAPTER XXXV.

Mr.. GIBsoNS GOOD FORTUNE.
"lil bet you half crown, my lad,
you're thrown over at last, like the rest
Of them There's nothing she likes SO
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TuaSJnv ..M arc
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADvERTIsEMESTs.-Arrivals at
McLure House-(head of lOcal0
Brick House for Rent.
Wanted-A Wet Nurse.
For Marietta and Parkersburg'
Stock of Dry Goods for Sale.
Sunday School Concert and Tableaux.
Dramatic Representations and Tab
leaux.
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of nry Goods for Sale

7 OFFER FOR SALE ENTIRE, THE STOCK
If Stanle and Fancy Dry Goods. Notions,
etc belonging to the estate Of David Levi, bank
rupt. 81.
Also one Kpase s Octave PiRno--handsome.
b. DAVENPORT, Assignee.
WHEELING, March 9, 1868. mAr9'3t
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PANK&R,s LhTTkRS RLANE.
and promptly by the WHEELING RHGfSTFS
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.nN WHEELING ISLAND, a BRtoh
" House with three Rooms and hitcneH
For particulars inquire of rI,rV
WHEELING. March 9. 1869. = mars
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.ESTEpS COTTAGE ORGANS

A unsurpassed for QliicEnSsG sIArtieilahsh
R0tindn>Ss, and Purity ~ Tone The only orghf
containing the VOX HUNANA TKEHOLo. sss
for Price Lists Of Organs
Pianos and Organs sold by payment Of AsBiS
~ lnstallments.
Special attention given 20 orders for SHEEI
MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, SMALL MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, MUSICAL GOODS AND
STRINGS.
Send for circulars free by mall.
jan9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
w.uted-A Wet Nurse.
FOR RENT,

A WHITE WOMAN, WHO CAN BRING
N first class references. For infornsnon
call at McLains' Drug Store. maf9''t
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mach rs taking some one up in order
that she may throw him over after
wards.n 1t was thus that Mr.. Bartho-
lomew Burgess cautioned his nephew
Brooke. ~ Ell
"pn take care that, she sha'n't break
my heart, Uncle Barty. will 90 my
way, and she may go hers, and she may
give her money TO the hospital if she
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BARGAINS THIS WEEK.

All kinda of Pictures taken from \. N. To
) p. NJ, without regard TO the weather.
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FOR RENT.
PARTRIDGE

WILL SELL AT HIS GALLERY AT
w private sale this week the balance of his
large stock of Albums, Frames, Fancy Pictures
Stereosc"pes and Views, a quantity Of Like.
Desses of Citizens and a variety of other arri
cles at COST and MANY LESS THAN COST.
You can get
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER,

ne year......W 81 Ihret mOnLus. w
six months ...- 90 ohe month -:-:!-.L
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In Sistersville. W Va, on Thursday, the 2J h
day of Fehru nv, 1862, at ne o'clock A. NJ,
JOSHUA RUSSELL, il the 18th year of HIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-31

In another part Of this issue the
reader viii find the proceedings Of 3 pub
lie meeting, st which resolutions Of res
pect for bis memory, and condolences
with the family OF the late Col. MONA
HON, we're passed, and proper commit
tees appointed to superintsnd his Obse-
quies. The Circuit Court adjourned yes
terday out Of respect for him, and We
understand that after the brief but
touching euIogies pronounced by Col
Ed. YERGER and Judge T. W. BROWNE,
Judge REEVES, in accordance with the
motion to adjourn, paid our deceased
friend the tribute Of saying that
his paner the old BuRlstiH) was,
after the Washington LHteLigencer, the
best written journal In the country. To-
day his funeral will be 8 memorable &C.
casion, in which all classes will partici-
pate, testifying to the qualities as a gen.
tlenan, a public servant, a father and
friend, that distinguished Col. MCMAHON
during his eventfuI career. We hope the
procession viii embrace al his friends,
and that the gentlemen will mark their
high respect for his memory by march
lag in column to his grave.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, January 30.-A. G. Pike was
arrested at Fi1zbuTg on Thursday for
adultery with his daughter-in-lsY, and
an indictment for the murder of his wife
was issued shortly after. His conduct
toward his deughtor-in-law becoming
known, it ID said that be told her that if
her mother wss out OF the way he would
marry her, and Mrs. Pike died on Thurs
day in violent spasms, declared by phys
icisns TO be the effects of arsenic. 1he
daughter has also been arrested. The
deceased was about nhy years old, and
the daughter tWenty-six.
At the evening session Of the Anti
Slavery Society Mrs. Cora T.. Y. Daniels
described the scene che bad witnessed
in the SJuth, and gave a sad account of
that country. Addresses we're made bv
]. NJ. Powell, J. N. Manning, Wendell
Phillips, and others, urging the agitation
Of the question OF a constitutional
ansndment, after which the Society
adjourned, =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-31

THROUGH C0NSECT1OA WITH NEW
ORLEANS.
A correspondent suggests that the
Memphis and Louisville R lilrosd Com
pany, by uniting with the Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad Company, might
secure the use OF the franchises of the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great North
era Railroad, from Canton to Grenada,
and so give to Memphis ard Louisville,
and the country north and west, a shorter
through route to the Southern CONNER
cial metropolis than any now in exist
ercp. Re says that from Canton to Kos
cuisko, fully thirty-eight miles Of the
proposed conpnscti1n is graded, and
that the remaining thirty miles runs
through q country Of low grade, re-
curing but one bridge, and that
.scrczs the Low Butchie. This connec-
tior, he says, will secure to Memphis the
trade Of Leake, Winston, Neshoba, Scott,
Madison, Attala, Choctaw ard Carroll
counties, the people Of which are now
compelled to haul their cotton and pro-
duce a distance il some cases Of twenty
i've miles, through Big Black bottom to
reach the Mississippi Central. This is
worth locking after, and we hope the
suggestion viii not be lost upon the gen.
tIamen who control the roads most in
terested in securing for the people Of
their respective termini through con-
necLi0n with New Orleans without re-
cur to the Mississippi Central, nOtori-
ously controlled ia diametric opposition
to our interests.
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, January 30.-The Treas.
ury officers are engaged in examin'
ing the extent Of the draw, back" funds
ia the Custom House, and the investiga.
tioRs thus far show that they will prob,
ably reach 500, 600. Il ia estimated that
one half OF The mere recent claims, judg-
ing from the character of the pspers on
file here, are bogus. These frauds have
been carried on for two years with bold.
ness and impunity.
Official dispatches from Caleb Cushing
at Bogots, Columbia, have been received
by the Secretary OF State. His mission,
which is believed to DO to negotiate rela-
tive to a ship canal through the Isthmus
of Panama, is said to be a complete suc-
cess.
The ship Marlboro left this port yes
terday with 800, OO0gsllons Of Petroleum.
the largest single cargo yet shipped.
MI. Douglass, the owner OF the yacht
SsphO, belonging to the New York
squadron, has challenged the English
yacht Cambria, to an ocean race next
summer.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, January 30.-In the case Of
Phillips VS., Eyre, the late Governor Of
Jamaica, the Court Of q leen's Bench de-
ciGei that the colonial law is as valid as
Parliamentary law, and gave Judgment
for Eyre.
PARIS, January 30.-Dsspatehes from
Athens announce the arrival there Of
Count Walewski.
An unfavorabls reply to the PROPOSE
lions of the Paris Conference is antici-
psted from the Greek Government.
The neutrality OF the Great Powers in
the difficulty between Turkey and Greece
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escaped my halter to become the sureT
prey Of my superior officer, whose con-
Gdentiai friend he is nOw and has been
FOR twelve months. The very meanest
e%ut-thrOat IN the militia was q private In
TerEy's body guard and afterward 3
scout Tor Wharton and Harrison. One
Of John Browns cronies, who went from
New Hampshire Ia 1857 with q Sharpe's
rifle, served faithfully through the war
az a Union soldier, and has since settled
down with 8 wife on q farm, was re-
Gently murdered By 2 negro militia Cap
tain, who had been an ostler for Kirby
Smith, and who killed, as he says,
many and many a Yankee"
These are facts, and / give them for
what they ar5 worth. L do not say the
people are unoffending. They resist as
only desperate men q resist. But If
they did not it would be all the same.
Clayton's policy is determination. Moth
ing eau divert him. He is not q milk
sop, but a man of genius; and the field
Is fruitful. All he has to do is to pass his
/ scythe over the land and reap a full haT-
vest OF blood, which is the cement of his
power. l should also add that he Is per
sonolly intimate with Gen. Grant and all
OF Gen. Grants military family, partieu-
larly with Gen. Badesu and Rawlins.
Indeed, / have heard Though Of this /
cannot be sure) that he is u kinsman Of
Mrs. Grant.
From these circumstances you a
Judge how much chance there is for
peace in Arkansas. You . judge how
much chance there is for justice from
Washington. You can judge how much
here is to fear, how little TO hope, until
The brushwood incident to the situation
has been burned away, and the country
cleared for honest, useful, secure, we'll
directed and profitable labor. Now it is
the theater for the unrestricted play Of
corrupt passions. With this plain state
ment, let me sign myself, what I really
am,
A FAIR-AiINDED CARPET-BAGGER.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS,

LOUISVILLE, January 30.-The river is
falling with 6 feet in the canal.
Departed, Alaska, for Cincinnati Ar
gonaut, for Memphis.
CAIRO, January SO.-Up--Bismsrck,
Alice Dean, bacon, Belle Alton 10 pm,
Messenger 2 am, Virginia, 2 pm, Bslle
Memphis 4 pm. The Continental left
at 8 DE- %. The river fell 2 inches. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, January 80 ARRIVED,
Peytona. Departed, Lady Gay, for st.
Eouia
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NO AUCTION SALE
FRUIT TREES THIS SPRING.

DARTIES who are DESTROYS OF planting or
L chards or vineyards or a northern market
or for their own pleasure and comfort. are In
formed thet I have another hne stock OF val
liable RUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, etc.
ETC., at the old packing grounds on Main
street, between Jackson and Oyorton, inst VIII
be sold st fair and living rates. y CASa
1 beg TO inform parties who may oe waiting
for another auction saie, that don propose
20 sell any more FRUIT 1Iess - 81
that remain unsold on warren ISL Will ne
shipped back 10 the " Saint Clair Nurseries,
Parties who may desire anythips NOT IN
Memnbis- can obtain Il by giving their orders
to either or my agents, at the packing grounds
or at my Memphis of1ca. No. ~ Jefferson
sfreef- K. +. BABCOiK,
ia1T " Summerheld Llinofs,
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MAsoNEc ruNERAL NoTIoE.

HoWARD-The officers and members Of
South Memphis Lodge, No. lis, will ASSEMBLE
at their haIl, this Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock, for the purpose Of paying the last
tribute of respect to the remains OF our de-
ceased Brother, WIN. T. HOWARD, Of Sunernz
Lodge, New York.
Members OF sister city lodges and transient
N. M in good standings are lraternally invited
to participate with US.
By order of A !. WHEELER, W. 81.
BEN. X. PULLEN, See'y. jaSl
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WASHINGTON, January 30.-Ata meet
ing OF the COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs
of the House to-day, it was agIeed TO re-
port a resolution on Monday, declaring
in substance that this government would
cheerfuliy accept and ratify any nego-
tiations coming from the proper civil
authorities and people or Hayti and San
Domingo, having ia view an intention
to become = part Of the territory of the
United States.
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attachment Notice.

S.aomi Jones', Adm'z, W. Gil LaWis-Before r.
II. Gibson, J. p.
IN this cause It appearing to he satisfaction
i OF the Court. from Affidavit dled herein, that
the defendant is q nonresident of the State Of
Tennsssse and it also appearing that the at
tacnment in this cause has bsen levied
II is therefore ordered, That publication be
made in the Memphis Appeal Tor TOUR sueoes-
stye weeks. requiring said defendant to appear
before X. II. Gibson, J. p, AT his omce IN Mem
plead, answer or damur to said cause, or the
same will be hearu ex parte a. 10 him.
fR3l Iaws II. II. gibson, ]. P.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS TgEATEP

First Night Of the Great Actress, Miss LED
HUDSON. ana hsr bssTtifuI Horse q Rla~k
Bess, " supported by Dir. i. a. MVRRY-
Honday venfng. February J-WfU he
procuced the Wild and bsaut fuI oiav of A.
ZEPPA-MaZeppa (and her wild hOTss Bg.s}
Miss Leo Hudson Abder KHAN, j. N. eurrv'
SCALE OF PRIUES-Dre-s Circle and Paroustts.
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 So Family Circle. 50
lsry, Is cents.
Doors open al qrarter TO : O'Clock; curtain viii
O'Clock am. to pm.