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We have but little change to note in
the general markets to-day, and prices
are steady. We note an increased de-
msnd for horses and mules, with light
stock atthe yards. Several small droves
Of mules have arrived in the last few
days, bus as a general thing the stock is
better than is required in this market.
The demand Is Tor medium s.zsd broken
mules, ranging from Sl25 to $50. These
sell readily, but high priced ones will not
sell. Coed medium work horses are also
in demand, at prices ranging from 500
to $50. Several droyes Of extra sizsd
stock have been Withdrawn from the
market and shipped South.
A circular says Of the hog crop of the
West:
We have received reports Of hog pack
ing from n hundred and sixiv-two
points, nearly ali of which have closed,
The points not heard from we have esti-
mated as failing short Ia the same pro-
portion, ana the result is as fJIlows.
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THE Vieksbu-g Herald of Friday says:
The peninsula opposite Vieksburg has
commenced q wholes ale csviBg, having
parted with tire bank from Ycupg's place
down-nearly TO the rear Of Nolly's-a
distance OF several mics, and 3 width OF
about two hundred yards. The little
Roma Wheeler, passing st the time Of
n Of the big eaVings, had TO make 3
" bee line shot cut into the middle o
the stream to prevent being esps'zed by
the suTgiEg water.
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New OfleanS.---.-.--A dlsgpaf = prem
Gold opened in New York to-day ct
1861 ard closed ct the same. In this
market there was more offered than
usual, but dealers are compelled to ship,
and are keeping a small margin on
Eastern rates. Buying at I341@135I.
Selling at 1354@136.
Foreign exchange was steady in New
York at 9s@lOs.
City bonds sre in demand, and prices
are higher to-day. It is HeII understood
that the r .tof the recent city election
will not affect our bonds except for the
better, and we predict that in a few
weeks they will be stronger than ever
before. Tbs inquiry is from men who
have entire reliance in the ability ard
good faith OF u city, and make their
purchases knowingly. A Baltimore Gag
italist has been feeling the market for q
day or two, and orders are on hand for a
large amount. We note the sale Of two
plain and two paving bonds to-day at
49fe, and a good inquiry, but no sellers
at 48f@49c.
City scrip is not offered. Brokers
have AL they want TO carry. and have
no regular buying rate. We quote NOM
inally, 73974e. Selling st 60982c to tax
payers. Holders of what is termed
" Cash Warrants" are offering them,
but are asking nearly their face value,
while dealers. do not lock upon them as
better than scrip.
County warrants are dull. The buy
ing rate is nominslly 7O973c, but as in
the case Of city scrip few dealers want to
invest. Selling 81 75@7B; IS to amount.
Police scrip is scarce. Brokers buy ct
95e to-day, and sell at SIC.
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Cotton was irmer in Liverpool at the
opening today, but not quotabIy higher.
Uplands, ll4@lIs /; O1ieans, II3i. At
5 pm. it vas quist, with sales of Is. 600
bales; Upiauds, u4d; Orleans, II4d.
In New York st the opening, the de-
mand was fair and prices hFm-asking
soc for UpiaEds. At 1910 the demand
vas fair and prices firm; Uplaads, 293c.
At 1870 pm. it was dull, with more
sellers than buyers; UpIaRds, 29!@293c.
AT 2:i0 pm. il was dull, and holders
were anxious to realize; UpIands NOM
inaily, 293@294s; Orleans, 500 Coed
Middliags, Sole. 1t closed irregular and
weak, with quotations nominally IN
changed.
The New Orleans market at 1850 am.
was quiet bat steady; Middlings, 26tc.
At 2 pun. it was dull and tending down
wards; Middiings, 259254c. Sales $500
bales.
Oar market at the opening bid fair to
be- active. BlyeTs were Fastening from
table to table and were buying quite lib
orally upOna basis Of 29e for NJ ddIings,
but the unfgvorSbIe tenor OF the late
New York dispatches caused them to
maui Of, snd towards the Close the msr.
kst was dull AID nominal with holders
disposed 20 concede q fraction. Bids
made in the morning, and refused would,
In many cases, hsve been accepted later
in the day. We quote the market eIos-
ing nominally as follows:
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OLD Reliable" Aeaspsis and While
River Us. Nail PackeE Company,
Semi-N e2kly Line
- - -

- - go
V1HE splendid side-wheeI steamers LIBERTY
No.. g, and MAYFL0WER, win form q
SEMI Weekly line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday, at 5 O'clock pm, connecting at
Devall's Bluff vita trains Of the Little Rock
Railroad for Little Rock and Hot Springs. Re-
turning, viii leave Jacksonport every Tues
day and Friday st ) a.Io., and DevallS Bluff
every Wednesday and Saturday at l2o'ciook In.
The Liberty. No. 2, and MayhoWer VIII make
close connections a. the mouth OF White river
with the steamer GuidOn for Pine Blur. Fare
10 Pin Blan, sl2 W; Freight, 50 cents per 100
pounds.
run between Libtle Rock and Fort Saith in
connection with this line and the Msmphisand
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight TO all
points between Little Rock and Fort smith.
Insurance 0ns-hGD per cent LE6S bv Ehis
route than dny Othes.
JOHN b. DAVIS. superintendent,
LEVY q SHARPE, agents,
oc29 II No. go Front Row.
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n.rs

APPLES-Fhere is a good stock on hand and
prices = aoy choice Sl97 per barrel.
~BEANs-Large supply OF mixed. We ouote
Navy, s 80. Mixed white, 81 E0d2
GITsR-Marketdul and stock large. West.
ern and tennessee in rolls ana tubs, 3Fa40 a.
10 qua ity.
BRAN-Held az s5 IN lots. ght stock.
BAGtING@Stock moderate and dep,ard
light Prices are Irregular. Light weight Ken
lucky, l39 also; heavy l9Q22c.
BULK MEAS Tn st0ck is fsir and dsmana
light. + ices are firm. Clear Sides, ISLc
Clear lttb, l8c. Rio, l1c. Shoulders. i2I3c'
Hams 59l6a 2
BAC0N-No stock and no demand soma
old Clear Sides are held at lS1z9lee. Shout,
ders, ne.
BEEsWAX-We have 10 change to report.
Fair receipts. Selling AZ 30c.
CABIiAGES-FaIr supply. Pei hundred SKI
$40.
CHEESE Stock fair and prices are firm.
Factory, l9g20c English Dairy, l9Gl9ISe: Mes
tern Reserve is49lss; EDgil-h 0Iosier, 30a
&c.
COFFEE-The market Is firm ard stock very
good. Ws quote common 10 choles Rio. 1gd2gc
n jobbing way Java, 3jgSSc, From 6fst
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ID Z N OVAL.
IA MONROE, SMALTz q Co. have this day
removed 70 4SS and 4fO MARKET street,
where they will carry .on the Manufacturing
and ~Jobbing OF Boots and Shoes, "a successors
to Haddock, Reed & Co.
December 2 1868. TAI
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY
AND
Montreal Ocean steamship Co.
THRoUcH FREIGHT LINE
First Class Steamships sailing
Every SaluE day 10 Liverpool.
From PORTLAND in Winter and NON
lnunE L Ii A---M.

vTHE undersigned having been appointed
L Agents for the above Line are authorized
10 grant through bills Of din rom Memphis
10 Liverpool aad Glasgow. The attention OF
shippers Is called % this route, by which tbs
delays and excessive transfer charges Incurred
- The large ports are entirely avoided Bills
o. Ladfng c0ntsln through rz5es covering ali
charges nom Memphis 70 the ships dock Al
Liverpool. and low rates and quick tine are
guaranteed. Eileen first class Steamships are
now on the line making regular TRIPS on Satur-
day Ct eseh week. FTeiglfs loaded IRON The
cars on dock directly INTO The vessel
RECEIPTS given TO Boston ana
New England points viz. GRAND THUNk
RAILWAY
For rates and information apply 20
THOMAS TROUT SINS, Age1tg.
la Nc. Z0S Front street wa~u,fa
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Bankrupt Sale or Real-Estate and
Pc s0Hal Property.

In the several matters Of
Coolidge < topper and 3. H. Melcher & Co.,
Wilson Slaughter and T. ]. Green,
A. A. BoriesOu. l.. I. Tisdale.
ThCs. p. AydIett, NJ. Bias,
VIM. 3. Booker, r. z. Boiling,
Aoner Baird, samuel Galaxy,
A. &. Sill, d. Kaufman u Co.
S~Outhworth, Nance & CO
In Bankruptcy at Memphis, Teunessee.
By virtue OF orders OF sale entered IN the
above matters by the District Court OF the
United States for the District OF West Tennes-
see, IN Bankruptcy on the respective dates be-
low mentioned, viii proceed 20 sell, On
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MEMPHIS AID LITTLE ROCK
RAILR O AID.
ODen to EEadda~n

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. SEPTEN-
Der z, 1909 lne train on the Eastern Division
Of this ROad viii run regularly a. foIIous.
GOLEG WESG-Leayss HOradsfd MOpGqv-
Wednesday and Friday at 10 an. ana arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 7.sU a m. arrive AZ
Hopeneld at l O'Clock pm, aDd Memphis a.
l3O pm.
7 Eerryboat Nevada leaves the foot OF
Union street at 2 an.
Tickets for sale 81 al the Railroad Ticket on
ees in the city.
frelghts Tor Madison or way stations received
by 2. u. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-bOaL
foot or Union street.
Freight TO Way Stations must be prepaid.
80 OF ROad, No. - Jefferson street.
aus ;. E. BEAUMONT, Gen. opt
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oOTToS s~rArz1ESr.

N0AABl EAal[LE5La
CaAHBER or Coa1rERrz,
EEAPHIs, January 10, L&9C
1EocE on hand sept. 1. I85s-.-.~..--. A.
Received to-day ..-.----.-.t.-..........-. LILO
tscsived previously ---,--.-....-- 1861 1864
l46,70I
exported to-day .-s--.--....-...... 2&3
Exported previously ............-..... 1882 I35,5sj
Stock on hand at z m....~...-- LII
Toe receipts for the week were $3.50
bales Exports, All bales. Tne falling
of il exports may be- attributed to the
fact that local spectators have bought
up much Of the cotton sold during the
week, and are retaining it at the sheds
to await results. The receipts last week
were 1927 tales, showing an increase OF
1912 bales Tor the week. Tee total re-
ceipts to date as shown above are 49,
654 bales, agsinstI43, All bales received
to same date last year, when MiddliDgs
sold IN this market At I549l6c.
The New York weekly statement is as
follows: Weeks receipts, nett, G6i5
bales; gross, ., I2I oales. Exports 10
Great b ,itaiu, 6245 bales to the Cont.
nent, 1865 bales. Weeks sales, q, AS
oales. Stock on hand 10000 balss. Re-
at all United States ports, 1900
bales. The stock on hand has increased
1000 bales during the week, while the re-
at sill ports have increased 3O00
b2les over those OF last week. The sales
exceed those OF last week l6, AS.
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agMPHiS & ARKANSAS gIVgR
~ -
Packet Compa'y.

FFHE elegant passenger packet HOMAS ii.
L ALLEN, built expressly for his Company,
has now taken her place IN the hre, and here
after the following boats viii leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays & Thursdays 8, az 5 o'clock p.sa.,
And returning, leave Little Rock MOSUAYS
and FRIDAYS, 81 10 O'Clock am.
THOMAS II. ALLEN. Reese PritcbsrJ. Master
W. A. CALDWELL.-----..R. L. Hsines, Master
Blalsdel, Master
Connecting st Little Rock with the Conpany's
new ana light-draughL packets for Fort Smith.
Close connections made both ways.
AMERICA ...-.--...Jno ". Williams, Master
FORT SMlTH.--..-----Jarnes BOwIin Master
VAN BOh BENEFIT, Master
All of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly yell adapted
70 it, Passengers and freight viii De put
through by this line TO all points on the Arkan-
s3s river without ustentiOn, aud at reasonable
rates.
An persons shipping freight for any poiat on
the Arkansas river nom North or East OF Mem
phis, should have their goods consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany," at Memphis. Merchandise shipped fron
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas Eiver Packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
ny's Office. JNO. j. ADAMS, President,
r.. A. KENDIG, Agent,
deSt II 34 Front street. Mostly Block.
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enc Sewing Machine, received per stf am.
It OF LumiAary, consigned 10 J. Leroy, Menu
phis, Tenn. II not called ior within thirty tsO
aays, will be sold to pay charges.
LARRY HARMS AID. Agent.
DEF I'm Star Wharfboat, fous Ionros 81,
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JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. 60 Jener-
son Street. entrances IA alley. Special al
tention given 20 stair Work. Houses and We
fADdEhs Haned ready foE snippipg. now In
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CLATRVOYANT

MADAM DEVILLE, the wOrld-renowned
vi Cia~lrvoyant. can be consulted on he past,
present and fnture, at her rooms. 1z9 l.
STREET, third door above OvertOn Hotel
promptly. dels Ina
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Prussia has lent a number Of farmers
near lnsterburg from $500 to $500
farms.
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.
TWILL, on
NO1daY. fhe ajth BAY az Ianne-v Tnst

MtAAO5g tAN AStN R1l VI lHet.s
By virtue of 2 Deed OF Trust, executed by John
D. armour, on the Sd dsy OF SeDtembsr. 1850
and duly recorded IN the keg s5sris ofioe OF
Shelby county, In Book No. IS, pages So. s. 8
anu D, oner, az public sale, at the southeast
c9rrer OF Court square in the city Of Mem
pms. 10 the highest biddsr, FOR cash. the fol-
owing described real estate Lot - Of John
y armour snhGivr sion Of Orizfnal country
LOIS 4S and 4s4, originally east OF, now IN the
clty o. Memphis, beginning at a stake on the
southwest corner OF :. lot on Nom
roe street extended, and running weStWardiy
with the north line Of Monroe street exts1do(
81 feet thence u~orthwardly IsSH feet At Tsyhr
ANGLES with Monroe street thence eagf w7to
the line OF an alley 81 feet to a On Nee
fields line; thence south with MaDsneIdTsT fna
1877 feet to the beginning on Nouros sfrs-f
Also. lot commencing at the E1rtheaSf corDs-
OF John D ArmOur1s lot, fronting on ChsTTas-
ton avenue, and running south ne feet - NsIv
Hadison street thence e8st with The NORM
line OF New Madison street l35 feet to the pOfnf
where New Msdt on street connects Win
aYenCs, thence Vet with fba
south line OF CharieStOn avenue I5 fea. II ~
beginning, on which stands the Cha-eston
hotel-satd property being convsyed q me N
rust TO SECURE Edward f.. Jenkfrs. OF Balff-
more IN The payment Of a cebE OF seven thog-
iand Hye hundred dollars, and Of whfon a bal
anee OF some seventeen hundred dollars re-
pain unpaid Thetttle is good. but I will con-
Fey only as trustee. T.. .AYRES, Trustee.
Geo W Winchester, Attorney. jsI5
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N OTICE.
~ The subscribers have this day formed q
Limited partnership according to law, under
The frm name of MONROE, SMALTZ & o
fOr TIE general Boot and Sho Business in the
city OF Philadelphia, TO commence January 1.
1853, and 10 terminate December 81, ISL. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE. TO-
SEPH E. SNALTz, MAHLON S. STOKES
and JOHN T.. MONROE, and the Special Part.
ner is CHARLES ID. REED, and they all res.
peciiVely reside in The city Of PHILADELPHIA.
Toe Special Partner has contributed to the
cOnaraon stock OF the arm in goods and cash
the sum OF drty thousand dollars.
JAMES MONROE.
JOSEPH r. sMALTZ.
n. s. STOKES,
JOHN T. MONROE,
General Partners.
CHARLES D. REED,
Special Partner.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1865. laT
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1OiaL.-----..-.....- = LE-sb5S Z,4-T.418 2TSl uNI
These estimates show q falling off Of
353 sos hogs, and reduce the estimated
packing in the West to 9 42z, 478 this sea-
son, against 2.7SI, 0S4 hogs last yesr
The reports indicate that the weight and
yield Of lard viii be q little short of last
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RUN As FOLLOWS,

10th Trains connect tOr N28hTtLle.
b 3:lo I'm connects for Cairo and Ct. LOals,
arriving At St Louis AZ i;A pm. next dag.
Through Tickets At RedRced Kases,
Can be procured At the ~COnpauy's Ofice. 32zk
aain street. and AZ Depot, head OF Main street.
- Baggage Checked at Depot or By the Mem
phts City Transfer Company At Hotels. Pr
vate Residences, or on board beats, 70 all prlu-
cipEl points East and North.
SAN. b. JONES, Superintendent.
AIA Hill. ugaunnnur ARa-H aanHI
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FINANCE AKB TRADg
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPBAL.1
AEAFaLa. January 10, 1855.
FINANCE.

The exchange market is only mode
rately active, and the supply is more
than equal to the demand. Offerings
were liberal for the las. day Ia the week,
aud several buyers we're making their
arrangements for the coming week,
which bids fair to be al active one in the
staple. We quote rates as follows:
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gAlERalD TIiIs TABLE.


TO MADIsoE ASD Little ROCK, AK.
Going West-LeaVe Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at Tam
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7.D am. arrive Al
Memphis at l O'Clock pm.
s.. 3. BEAUMOST,
ocz General superintendent.
aesagais and h0aisville Railroad Linz.
EgART ARRIVE.
Day Ex eress, r. R. nne... $50 a.Ho. 2sS pm
City time. $40 3 m.
slight Express, K. p. time BIS pm. 6=5 an
City time. 2:55 pm.
BONNEVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time.-.-.-4.iD pm
t1Ly tne--.-+-....-~-4.l0 pm
Od.m
Ticket Offices No. 2j7k Main street and aE De-
pot, head Of Eain street.
Sam. g. JONES. GenIsur'E.
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PRINCIPAL HoRTHERE CITIES
Memphis & Louisville 3. r. Line.

BY TIE
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SAINT FRANCIS,

Capt. T. r. Bowman, : Sam c. Paine, Clerk
ssyILL leave Memphis on heI a.
first trip TUESDAY, NOvem. *
Der oath, for Helena acd 81. Francis river, and
h.V- RY TUESDAY THGEEAFTER.
For Irelght or passage apply on board. or to
LARRY HAEMSrAp, Agent,
ROWS II No ~ Madison street.
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TRANSPORTATION.


Quickest Route to New YORK
AM ALL
PRINCIPAL HoRTHERH CITIES
Is BY TIE
Memphis q Louisville & &. Line.
Fan Schedule, September ~, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN As FOLLOWS
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PHILADELPHIA.

nISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF BAD.
Il DOCK, REED s. co, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The business wiz be sell
tied by either Of The undersigned Partners, al
the Old stand, ass and 40 Market street, up
stairs. DANIEL HADDoCK, III,
CHARLES d. REED,
STEPHEN KIMBALL.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1855. Ia7
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
4 existing between the undersigned, under
the firm OF MONROE, sMALTZ & co. xpire
this day, BY Limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
JOS. z. SMALTZ,
NJ. ). STOKES.
Philadelphis. Dec. 81, lS5s. is7
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AzRLVE. DEPAEF
: v orieensE<presz, daily SEQ pm. 3.0j pm.
5R accom'n daily, ex-
cep Lnday.----.---....- $50 am. SOD pm.
treiz ally, except sun
w.. ......-.-... 4:I5pm. 700 ana.
Takes effect Sunday august Is, 1888.
a. LIVERAORE, Gent Sup't.
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Azt. auI6
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STEAMBOATS,.
0 EVANSVILLE.

Regular Memphis and Evansville Weekly
Packet-fOr Cairo and Evansville.
master
Tnls spiou ga passenger steamer a.
viii leave n a owe -
MOSDAI, 18Th inst, at ) IN.
LAHHs1 hAAMsTAD, Agent,
j3;7 No. ~ Madison street..
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FoR sr. FRAmCEs EIvER.

aemphis and st. Fraseas River Tuesday
EscAeS.
For Helena. wiltsburg and ST. Francis River.
The new sud elegant Bidewheel Passenger
Packet,
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Leave Memphis, Railroad time.-.-.4:g0 pm
City tme----..-..---4:l0 pm
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KOa HEY ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Jacket.
RUTH ..-.---Pegrcm master
This new ana magnificent pas "a
senger steamer viii 4saYe 1900.
THIS DAY. uh lDsJ., IL 5 Pm.
RICHARD ~. LIGHFbUESE, Agent,
ial7 2G6 arOnb street.
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RoE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
states Mai Packet.
ARGOSY .......--....--...... Tom Berry master
THIS splendid paaSeuger steamer
vii leave Tor the above IN ~
MONDAY, lSsh inst, az . pm.
i. a, 3 ENDi8, Agent,
j5l5 90 Front St, a0sby Block.
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srour FAN stock Is now compiets, to which
weinvits the attention OF al Merchant.
sspe
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HissiaslppI and tennessee Railroad.

IICEC DIIc98 NO. l1Il MAN BLTeeL and AZ y
got, head Of Eain street.
SAN. e. JONES, 9auIsuE't.
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FOB ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and -. Louis Packet Company
JEiied SLa5es Mail.
II. &. Yore, master
This superb passenger sJ5aul5r
vii leave IS above on ~
MONDAY, ISth inst, at 4 I'm.
JAZZ tLEAL. CALVERT, Sup't
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THEGAZG'rTE
Congress-.

WASHINGTON, Jan 5. Both Houses OF
Congress Il. assembled to-day.
In the Senate, bill was introduced, and re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary, Tor
bidding the landing of submarine cablein any
State, without the consent OF Congress.
A motion to refer the Presidents Am
nesty proclamation to the Committee on the
Judiciary for report, called forth speeches
from Messrs, Ferry, Howard, Ffclinghuysen,
and Conkng, adverse to the power assumed
by the President in issuing the proclamation,
but the motion finally prevailed, with request
that the committee furnish an opinion as to
the powers Of the President
In the House of Representatives a number
of bills were introduced and referred. The
bill appropriating $50, 900 for the poor OF the
District Of Columbia was taken up and dis
cussed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-05
J.m PARROT. Auctioneer.

Under authority of deed of trust, dated 18th
March, 1866 duly recorded in Fairfax county,
will offer for sale, by auction, at II o clock M,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day of January,
1869, at the Mayors office, in the city of Alex
andria, the TRACT OF LAND, in SAID county
Of Fairfax. living on Turkey Cock Run, between
the Little River Turnpike, the Orange 81 Alex.
Railroad and the Manassas Gap extension con-
taing 335 ACRES, now in the possession OF u
Reinecker-distant from Alexandra about I'VE
miles, and about one mile from Cloud Mill
The tract will be subdVided and sold IN four
parcels viz: %
No ], containing 103 acres, 3 roods and %
poles is mostly cleared and under CULTIVATION
and has upon it q small tenement, outhouies
and laborers house, with considerable WOOD
young fruit, Sc. o,.,..s
No. 2 contains 10} acres, rood 81 poles, and
is heavily timbered-part cleared
No contains So acres, roods' 30 poles
has large quantity of timber WOOD about
half cleared -
No contains 81 acres, roods, % poles and
has considerable timber. 49,,
Turkey Cock is q fine stream running through
Nos. l and t. The whole tract Is well supplied
with springs. -o,oo
the exnenses Of sale, and for the residue credit
If one and two years from the 18th of Septem-
har 1868, with interest, payable half-yearly.-
The payments to be rateably apportioned among
the several purchasers; the deferred payments
TO be secured by deed Of trust to the satisfaction
the undersigned, and the property TO De re-
sold Tor default in complying with these terms,
at the risk of the defaultng purchaser, upon
tan davis notice in the Alexandria Gazette.
Gee 26-eotd r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.