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'-aA-~faef @fa+Afsff GffeL.NSA
These estimates show q falling off OF
353, sos hogs, aud reduce the estimated
packing 10 the West 70 2 At, 476 this sea-
son, against 2i7SI ,064 hogs last year.
The reports indicate that the weight and
yield Of lard will be = little short of last
season.
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Cotton Wa 6rmsr in Liverpool st the
opening today, but not quotably higher,
Uplands, 1I4@ll.i; Orleans, lid. Al
pm. it was quiet, with ssles .of Is, OOC
bales Upisnds, Had; Orleans, Il2d.
In New YORK al the opening, the de-
msnd was fair and prices hrm-askiue
zoe for UplsEds. At 1910 the demand
vas fair and prices firm; Uplands, 292c.
At l:3O pm. it was dull, with more
sellers than buyers; Uplsnds, 29!9293c.
AT 2:l0 pm. it wss dull, and holders
were anxious TO r~ssllze; Uplsnds nom
iDslly, 293@2S{c; Orleans, 3Oe; Coed
Middlisgs, 503c. 1t closed irregular and
weak, with quotations nominally IN
changed.
The New Orleans market at 1880 am.
was quiet but steady; Middlings, isle.
At 2 pm. It was Gull and tending down
wards Middlings, 2S92SIc. Sales $500
bales.
Our market at the opening bid fair to
be active. Buyers were Fastening from
table to table and were buying quite hb-
orally upon q bssis Of 29c for N. ddlings,
but the ~Unfsvorsble tenor OF the late
New York dispatches caused them to
hsul Of. snd towards the close the mar
ket was dull and nominal with holders
disposed 10 cOncede d fraction. Bids
madein the morning, and refused would,
In many cases, have been accepted later
10 he day. We quote the market clos
Inc nnnnsnuH1n~ "a FanH-uwa-
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JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. g. Js9fsr-
eoD street, entrance IN alisy. specsl At
tsnfioB Qfysn 70 stair work. Houses 2nd -
raudahs framed ready fcg ahiPPin&' n0fAL1
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PHILADELPHIA 8.

nISsOLUTIOE-THE FIRM OF BAD
II DICK, REED & CO, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The business will be set
tied by either OF The undersigned Partners, at
the old stand, ASS and 40 Market street, up
stairs. DANIEL HADDOCK, -Jr,
CHARLES D. REID,
Stephen kIMBALL-
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1858. JAZZ
u He COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned, unisr
the firm OF MONROE, sMALTZ & co, expires
this day, By Limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
JOS Z. SMALTz,
N. 5. STOKES.
PhiIadelpbia. Dec. 81. ls8S. faT
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D e 0 VAL.
IA MONROE, sNALTZ & co. have this day
removed to ASS and sA0 MARKET street.
where they viii carry on the Manufacturing
and Jcbbiug OF BJOts and Shoes, "a successors
to Hedtock, Reed & Co.
December 2, ls8S. ja7
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COTTON GINS
EAGLE COTTOR GINS.

W. srs The Sole Agents for the sale OF thsae
" uurtVelled Sin Stands. For beauty ct
s1AFLEs LLGHISESs or DaAEr, AND oUAsTrrT
~ LIT NVtfoN turAec cut per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made tc
every planter Who has given them a lair triaL.
were muAe power is used, they make a saving
O NON Cns-GuSrteF to cne-thjrd the drau
OVER Any OTHER SIN Weare Afro agents for
S44-AUBs GklSF MILLS, AID WHEELER.
CLdA59N . CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS,
nCOssMBs "a co,
Dsslere IN Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
ne and S4 Main Street,
Wfi 0a|Hfn Memphis. Tenn.
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RAILR O A d.
Open to Madison

IN n AFTER WEDNESDAY, sEPTEEF.
" Der 2, 1855, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this RoAd viii run regularly as follows:
GOING WEST-Le8vCs Hopefeld Monday
"Wednesday ano Fridas at 1880 am, and arrive
al Madison at l o'clocs pm.
COMING EAST I.aYJs Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and SaJUru-y at ESQ a N. arrive III
Aopeaeld at O'clock p.nn., and Memphis 81
E39 pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot ef
Union street at z am.
Ticksts fcr sale at al the Railroad Ticke ON
ces IN the city.
kreights FOR Madison or way stations reeeIved
loot CT Union street.
Freight 10 way Stations must De prepaid.
D OF Road, Nc. y Jefferson gtrest.
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- The stirring events OF the present Gay
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Universal satisfaction.
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re requested to act as Agents.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,
sEWAEEE MOUNTAIN, TENN.
THE next Term q; ths Junior Department
i Will opsn a. University Place, Team,
On n IOsn Day OF February. 1883.
Boys received az any age 4 prepared for CO..
isgs. Location perfectly Eealsoy-2DO feet
above the sea- 500 covers x o6use, beard and
tuition, Tor three months. FOR circulars and
General Treasurer, University Pisce, Tenn.
{ !. QUIETARD. DID, LID.
Ia5 eods Vice CnsnosIl1r.
ERENKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE.
Memphis. Tenn.
THIS Institution viii . MONDAY, 18th
i January, 1853. IL IL located at the southern
terminus Of DsSOtO street, eonvenisnt TO the
street cars The College grounds c0atain SIX
acres, With buildings nnely adapted 70 COLLEGE
purposes.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 5 MONTHS.
On Advanoe)
For all Branches Of Education Taught in
Female College, including a fulI course
OF English, ancient and Modern Lan-
For asrp. Guitar or Piano, Vocal and In
..-..-....-~..-...--.. 50 ~
For B0srdia College, including furnished
rom, fuel. towels lights ana washing leo 90
Day SchOl9rt can pay by the month, in adj
VaEce. No INCIDENTAL FEES.
J. y. MEREDITH, President,
jas dNW Memphis. Tenn.
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JUST RECEIVED By
MEACHAM &
No. Union Street.
St0neEAll Block, Memphis, Tenn.
IG0 Hhds. Louisiana sagars,
800 RbEs. aaG RalF Bbl@. MO;aSses,
sGO Bags Rl0 Coffee,

Which, with their large assortment OF Goods
alfesdy in store, makes their stock one OF the
largest aud most complete 70 be found in the
city. Tney invite an examination. feeling con
nde1t tncr prices and goods wilt give ~satislsc-
ttop, 10 the trade they are prepared TO offer
exag Inducements dealt
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Stock on hand at Z m

DN'N@ eA Le-A 90 - -AsFssssssrss.s.Hsass-s AAflAA
The receipts for the week were $3.50
bsleg. Exports, all bales. The falling
on in 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 BALES, showing an increase Of
1912 bales for the week. TIE total re-
ceipts to date as shown shove are 49,
654 bales, against l43,4 Az bales received
to same date last year, when MiddliBgs
sold in this market at l5k9I6c.
The New York weekly statement is as
follows: Weeks receipts, nett, B845
bales; gross, 25.l2l bales. Exports 10
Crest Britain, 6245 bales to the Cont.
nent, 1866 bales. Weeks Gales. 4S.445
bales. Stock on hand Al, 1000 bales. Re-
eeipts At al United States ports, 1900
bales. The stock on hand has increased
$500 bales during the week, while the re-
ceiPts at all ports hsve increased 5000
bales over those OF last week. The Gales
exceed those OF last week l6.445.
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FoA ST. FRAHCIs RIVER.

FOz ST. FRAHCIs RIVER.
Regular Saturday st. Francis River
Packet.
For Madison, Wlttshurg and all Way Landings
Linton SAeHi MAsteF
LESLIE WARE, Clerk.
VyEIS steamer will leave as above IT
4 every SATURDAY curing he2zazSS
SEASON returning, le1ve Mitasourg every
TUESDAY, a. z o'clock PM.
For freight W passage apply On board, orto
VISSON 4 DONAHut, Agents,
Jas 2i Front street.
Memphis and st. Francis RfVer Tuesday
For Helena, Wittsburs and 81. Ersnci5 River.
The new and elegant SideWhesl Passenger
Packet
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt. 7. r. Bowman, : Sam e. Paine, Clerk
2EgILL leave Memphis On heI 49,
~ first "trip TUESDAY, NOvem- -
Der 24Lh, for Helena aud ST Francis river, and
EN-EI TUESDAY T"HEREAFTER.
For height or passage sppiy o. board, or to
LAhhG dAuElSJAp, Agent.
movie q No. ~ GSdLsoa stres1.
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FINANCE AID A
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.a
AEMFHIs. January 10. 1873. J



The exchange market is only mode
rstely sctive, and the supply Is more
than equal TO the demand. Offerings
were liberal for the LAST dsyin the week,
aud several buyers were 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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sTEAMBoATs.
FOR OsCEoLA.

Regular Memphis and Osceois Packet.
3 Weller master
This splendid passenger PACKET F
viii leave as above TI-
THIS DAY, Is. b inst, at ; pm.
FOR freight or passage app ; on boa I'd. jel5
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o PINE BLUFF

Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helene, Frlar's Point and PIN Bluff.
GUEDON- -......-. Rice master
Inis splendid passenger packet
VIII leave for the shove a
WEDNESDAY. &0,h inst, at 8 pm.
LEW & SHARPE, agents,
jas No. 30 Front street.
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CHAHBER OF ConHERCs,
AENPHLs, January IL. 1873.
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alssltslppl and 7enaoasee Railroad.
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RTvEKs.

EAEA AND HLtLl8-
Yesterday was clear and pleasant
during the large portion Of the day, but
the morning and evening was cool and
raw. The swell at this point has about
run It's cOuFss. the river will be at a
stand by to-day, having gone up barely
one inch in the last twenty-fyEr hours.
The Arkansas and White rivers are still
falling. The latest news from above
will be found il our t~elegrsphic columns.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
States Mall Packet.
Ahdg14 OA DCLEE A-Alh,ecA
This splendid passenger steamer h
Will leave for the above On SsS
MONDAY, ISth inst, at 5 pm.
I. A, FENDIG, AgeAt,
falls S4 Front St, Nosby Block.
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T. johnson, Palmer Briscoe, ana

Hatton, John T. johnson, Palmer Bri.coe. ana
Charles II. Jones.
Mr.. George T. Downing then took the floor,
ana proceeded 20 speak at some length in ad.
vocacy OF equal privileges at all the schools
between the whites and the blacks. He want
eo MS children TO have the right to attend the
same schools with the white mans childreH,
ara 10 use the same text books; and he con Id
announce as the feeling of many Senators and
members of Congress that they did not think n
best 10 pass the present bill over the veto of the
r,es,oen', because the bill does not give us
what We want We want equal school rights.
regardless Of color, and he belle we'd thai San
ator Sumner and other warm friends of the
colored people in Congress would use their
lnnuence 10 prevent this bill from passing
Thomas Martin here interrupted the sna.Eesr
TO say that from what he knew OF Senator Snm
ner ana other members they would favor the
passage Of the bill. Senator Harlan had told
him that he disapproved Of the action of any
coiored man waiting on the President to ask
him to veto the bill. and he thought tina; when
the sentiment Of this meeting was published
he Mr.. Harlanl would be active in secnr;n
the pas sage of the bill.
The interruption of Mr.. Martin had the e,sc,
OF creating great deal Of confusion and tha
disorder finally became so great thai the chair
man, seeing no way TO quell the disturbance or
restore order, accepted a motion to adionrn
winch, being put 70 the house, was declared
adopted, and portion of the assembly dis
persed
ANOTHER MEETING
Alter the adjouI nmant of the original meet
ing another meeting was organized, ana called
10 order by Mr.. Crane, upon whose IN ltiou Mr.
Smlth was elected chairman, aud Mr. Henry
Johnson was chosen secretary. Mr. Crane
stated that his object in calling the meet,ug
was Tor the purpose of sho wing tn tree spec ,h
ana free discussion should be maintained IN
TINS District Mrs. Lock God, lessee Of the
Hah, stated that the meeting which had en-
gag the room had ad iourned, and no one else
had right TO hold a meeting there, ana the
assemblage thereupon dispersed.
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BEAUTIFUL WINDOW SHADES,
STAIR AND vESrIBULD Rods,
AND FIxruREe FOR DITTO.

Just Received and on sale full supply Of the
cheap. w
beautiful SHADES and many styles at o., worth
Good STAIR RODS and FIXTURES ct S,.D
fgures. Jas b. DOB SON
, p:ss. H; IN Sissis g..
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N EW 6.


NATIONAL THArER.-Ths Zavi>towski S,.-
tsrs, French Spy and Kenilworth-
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-"Catlin's Outii mes OF
North American indians"
CANTERBURY HALL.-BurkS, Mile Ronxaa
Lila Zoyara, and other attractions.
WAIL'sOPERAHoUsE.- : Trans
Atlsntic Coubir anon.
PRoF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3ei Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue.
STEREoscoPIc RXHIBITIoS IN the basement
Of st. Stephens Church.
CARrsI's SAIooS-Co Complimentary Ban -
the late conductors on the eth street railroad
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Heath OF A POLICE OFFICER.-Oficer Henry
a. Garrett, OF the sanitary (poIice) company
died last evening at his residence, corner OF I'm
and strt cts, South Washington, after a long
illness. Mr.. Garrett had resided in this CITY
ior many years, and was we'll and favorabIy
known throughout The District. He was a
member of Eaatsrn Lodge and Columbian En-.
campment OF Odd Fellows. HIS funeral viii,
take place 10. morrow at = O'Clock, and to-day
Malor Richards officially announced his death
10 the force, directing delail of hfty men to
attend his funeral
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DEATH OF REV. FATHER HICKEY-The
BaitlmOre Gazette OF this morning SAYS: Rev
Jonn hickey. well known for many years past
IN this city, died yesterday afternoon ut S.
agnes Hospital, at the ripe age Of seventy.nine
years, two months and eleven DAYS. Father
mickey was born IN Georgetown, ID. c., on the
4th of December, 1888, and some wears alter his
parents removed 10 Frederick. At the time OF
his death Father Hickey was the oldest priest
m the United States aud throughout his long
NE mad the respect OF all who were brought
into contact with him.
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HABRAs CORPUS CAsR-At three o'cIocl,
yesterday AFTERNOON, hdbeGS corpus case cam :
up before Judge Fisher, the petitioner, Ben,,-
min Goldberg, averring that he had been ar.
rested on Friday last by Charles A. Legett as a
fugitive from justice from Missouri, and by
1usnce Harper committed to Jail to await a
requisition from the Governor of that State
Messls. Price and Terry appeared for and
Judge Stephens, OF Missouri, against the peti
uoner After argumeCts on both sides. Judge
Fisher dismissed the prisoner, there being no
proof that he was fugitive from Justice
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN.-rha hall
OF ibis society was crowded last evening MAN.
having attended expecting TO hear Hon. Sidney
Perbam lecture, but II was announced IN,
GIVING TO pressing legislative business he W !, :
unable TO attend. The resignation of Mr.. w
A bartlett. Recording Secre' airy, was accepted
and Mr. Al Nj Robinson elected in his stead
The name Of Mrs. DIR. Mary Walker, formerly
Assistant Surgeon Of the SD Ohio volunteers
was proposed for membership. and referred 20
the committee with instructions to report a.
the next meeting.
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4 INIrED srAfEs PArEEr oFyIos,

LIMITED STATES PAIEEr oryIos,
ns:.ilIO., s,eIL county: on, Prsyiss Tor he .s.
q ss1 q cent s n. - .y
prevenent In Double Scared Rorss Povers.
Il is ordsreA tat TIE s.id petition be hoard &C
this once the On l1th dayof April next. Any psrso
nay oHDoee this extension. Oblecttops, dsoosi-
tioas - other yapers should Be He'd IN this "a %
1LIeHA fOOrB,
@N5MWS4 oe0nt0ioner Of PsteDeps
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LAMP EXPLosION.-Abont IL o'clock las,
nigh', a coal oil lamp exploded In the second
hand store Of John I. Matthew's, Ak street. be.
tween Maryland avenue and q street, setting
nre 10 some clothing, which was -xtInguisned
by The proprietor. Loss about S25
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TEE i RHAsrREI OF THE PRovIDENr AID
SOCIETY, Alex r. Shepherd, Esq, acknowl-
sdees the following receipts since last publi-
cation From LADY, by Mr.. John K ART
son, IS from Second Colored Church, per Geo.
FIzhngb, 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

WITNESS RoBBED.-One of the witnesses
Heary johnson, summoned here TO testify be
fore one of the Congressional committees us.
covered day or two since that he had b an
robbed OF over $50, which lett him without
means TO return home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

LECTURES ON PHYsIoLoGY.-"The Human
Body, Comparative Organs and Nutrition" IS
the SUBJECT Of the lecture of Dr. +. g. LIE ne =
cisr, at Columbia College lecture room, this
evening, illustrated by models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

CANTERBURY continues TO attract crowds OF
spectators, all OF whom are delighted See the
Interesting programme for this evening : enter
falnmsnr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

SPICER'S BUTTER STORE,
- AS 9Th street, betwten and
5000 lbs NEW YORK RUrTER, Just recei we'd
at Wholesale and retail. Prices low. f. Is I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

BURSLARY.-Between eleven O'Clock las;
nlght and day break this morning, the residence
OF Mr.. Samuel Darwin, on L street, near lst
was burgiariously entered and robbed of a To-,
OF family groceries, which mad been laid in on
the Saturday night previous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-16

DooToR y. u. THOMPSON Has RxHovHp his
once ana residence rom the First Ward to
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteeuth and
fourteenA streets, tmmediately east Of Four
teentn street ONO hours before 10 q m, and
Woman's Hospital, non ltc ap, n. EVER
~, Sa1dsys s1espesd, los
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REV. FATHER WIGHT.-A letter from Father
Wiget, dated Luzerne, Switzerland. January
18th, says that his health is greatly improved
ard that he expects to return to this city in the
spring.