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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

A POLICEMAN KILLS A SOLDIER II NOR
FOLK, Vain Norfolk, Va, Saturday night,
in an encounter between Corporal Charles II.
Smith, of company z. 18th Infantry, and Geo.
Scullatis originating in an attempt Of the po-
liceman to arrest Smith for q disturbances Of
the public peace, the latter was shot and IN.
stantly killed by Scullatis. During the scuffie
which ensued on the attempt Of the policeman
to arrest Smith, the latter bit or the police
mans lower lip and also gave him two severe
blows on the head with club. Scullatis was
arrested, and preliminary examination Of the
affair was to be held this morning before the
Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

~FIve thousand SIX hundred and thirty Is
the number of the Jewish civil year which
commenced on Monday last, dating from Adam
and I've.
1The New York correspondent of the
Boston Journal reports that the strikers ia the
coal regions are supported by operators for 8
corner in New York.
~About S2OO.OOO worth of granite from the
James River quarries, in Virginia, will be
taken to build the bridge across the Mississippi
at ST. LOUIS, Mo.
~King's College, London, is about TO take
the lead in an extensive system of technical
education.
~The Episcopal Church Of Scotland is
about to ADMIT lay representation, only the
laity are not to vote upon questions of doctrine.
ga most detestable word-"interyiewedn-
has been added TO the coinages which have
latterly adulterated the English language.
~Anna Dickinson makes $4,000 night in
San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

TIE STows-BYRoN CONTROVERSIAL re-.
rnarkable letter Of Lord Lindsay TO the London
Tunes, giving full account written in ISIS by
Lady Byron herself, Of her relations to her
husband, is being reprinted In American
newspapers. II Is supplemented and con.
nrmed at every point by the reports of one of
Lady Byron's most intimate friends, drawn
from her confidential talk AT the time. and
taken BY Lord Lindsay from Lady Anne Bar.
nard's manuscripts. All the matter thus first
given to the world was written by both ladies.
under the influence on hostile feelings against
Lord Byron but no mention is made in il OF
tie great crime charged against him by Mrs.
Stowe Lord Lindsay argues, therefore, that
there "ean be but two alternatives in the case
either Mrs. Stowe must have entirely mis-.
understood Lady Byron and been thus led into
error and misstatement. or we must conclude
that, under the pressure of q lifelong and
secret sorrow. Lady Byron's mind had become
clouded with haIlucInation In respect of the
particular point in question"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

MARYLAND PoLIrIcs.-The Republicans of
frederiek county, on Saturday, nominated q
neket for county officers and members Of the
House OF Delegates, pledged to the support of
all works Of internal improvement. In Ale.
snany me Democrats held primary meetings
on saturday tor election o. delegate to a coun.
" convention. The returns indicate the NO mi.
naton Oh Alfred Spatss, (sx-President Of the
Cnesapeaksa Ohio Canal Company as State
senator, who Is set down as opposed to MT.
Fowler for STATE Treasurer. In q usen Anne,s.
as In Howard county, the feud between the
Democrats has proven 20 bitter that two
tickets for the General Assembly and county
officers have been nominated. The Republi.
cans OF Baltimore county and the Democrats
Of Washington county held primary meetings
on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

THE PARAeUAYAN WAR ENDED AT LAST
If our cable news to-day is to be relied on, and
there is no reason to doubt its correctness, the
protracted struggle in Parag uay Is over at last,
the allies having gained two important posi-.
tions, which forced the flight of Lopez and the
dispersion OF HIS army. He may turn up again,
as he has done hitherto, but II Is hardly prob
able, as the alhes are so confident this time
that they have formed a provisional govern.
ment for the conquered territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

The Daily Nafs0nal IateIi,eneer and Washing.
'oH E<PTss'' the new Democratic morning pa
per, made us nrst appearance this morning.
looking rs bright and neat a. q nev min hut
couldn't The head be reduced lust a bnIs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

Peter Mark Roget, IL. D., +. 4. s., Fellow
OF the Royal College OF Physician, and q dis
nrgnished scientific writer, chiefly known to
the American people By his "Thssaurus Of
English Words and Phrases, died in London
on Friday last, aged % years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

"a yictim Of Circu instances" the new play
which is to be brought out At the National
Theater this evening, 10 said 70 be an excellent
comedy, and "Bonnefoi." the leading charac.
ter, Is one Of the roles In which the funny LET.
hngvell shows 10 best advantage. "Formosa''
Is underlined, and will soon be produced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

From French, Langran Il OgiIvie we have
Cooley for October, and from Philip & Solomon's
HaTper's Basdr for October g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

frcr- j. Shillington, Odeon Building. VIA
have Godey's Lady's Book, Petsrson's Las..,
Magazine, and Mayne Reds Onpard, for d.
tober, and Harper's Basar, for October ?.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

The hogs, dogs, cows, geese, and goats stil,
run at large II the streets Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

From J. q. Parker, ass It'll street, we have
Cooley for October, and Harper's Bazar for DC.
tober 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20
u 3, BIO Il AUS
GOLDEN REMFpIrs.

III RIOR AUS
GOLDEN RKMEDIEs.
Az Tor no other. take no other. and you Win
save tine nns heath and money.
sSes ss.f is 70 sSr sns disease in any
NJ; k.sss. SsIa.. ssis:m .c. cure. Ulcers,
g ' .l. sssot :ns sisos
PuIissE kao.n, s.peys. an disee.s ffe@ the sys-
e set H,sG sss gar. f No eu4s.
nal Anections, rheumatism In ell its forms,
H:S:s: .sisi 0iest s Sss nse s:: M
8 So, :. &:
s..ss "a Gf:. ;ss 81 ... ::s:
@snts. scconlasisd With fan dirscto.s. Pries
I: &c.: ss s! ..:ss s. =
Sss ;:. q .si ses ssei ss s''
%. IscsiIs o. price, thess Rsnsdiss van -
sI sos::SesSseS.' Done Ssaeies sislost ta sSs
q 81: Ssss si ss:, E
s s:I p fe!s d s.oH s..1 . Nj g.
=. 6Icirclisis sent. iys,E
~ cure Or hsryess bseiiisy, ssminsi Smis.
s sSS;: q g Z: s S.::
sDeedt'y cured.
Sold In Washington, D. O.. b. JOHG CONAN.
L1H, DRUGGIST, corner y end 9Th st. ana RInSI
LIZ, tSS Pa ave. Price o per bog. ysiy.
WAsurserou
CITY DIBPENSARY,
No. soe' No.fAwsst Corner IsA ssd n Stress.
.ees frse az css I'D earsieaa eDsrssiea % -
Ia. 9ae; i ssS%; i e pps.a.,ssIE..;.
Ta1 NRDT1 OF HXY H. 1888, An.
y ne1ncinS TIE rscsival Of fropossls Ter tks eals
sSssssa,sa 2 fa g: .ss Do
~ Ne oss. osps. rssssu iciiiisSs.
u. :. s.ss sa Ss 2. sSaSoI
quarters" corner 7th end streets.
se s-0 GA. wHI1A kxB D o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

II
u UNRIVALLED REMEDY
The KING OF ALL PAIN,
The Great Internal and External Medicine.
Headache. in s u,nv MILL f SSss ,
Rhsun.. Is 1,o,,. Pi.Hhs..
oisSR: snS Sss,s : S|s FL Sssea:,
and other and .n.nt. Of the human
aae sup.S 20 os
and Bladder. II u Tonic and Stimuiant, giving
ss ssG
GOOD il 8: s1s on the
but King q al Psn Vi. II rss1e
always se used before amy other pe@edg efss
Tor IT ALMOST Certain In every case to be the only
PBiGE. so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Fold By all Druggists, ApOthesaries, and Dealers
W b. BROWN & BRO, Sole Proprretor..
eell.2sH6m " holesale Drusgists. Baltimsre, Nd.
RooFISGi RooK,rau
Do you wish to ..ve your BUILDING Covered With
good, substantial, and economical roof Ii so,
J: =. NOLAN.
Felt; Composition and Gravel Boofer, whose work
stands soOd from z to ls years, and e about hall
RSoyiSa lit sixsys On hand. and for sale
streets. Residence, $50 b. between 9TH cad sth
CROss & WALSH,
nEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROKERS'
Ho. 327 PlNHA. AVENUE. South Side.
Between eh and 1th streets west.
.,.,, ~ Jaw 4. SnNs:i
2O just RECEIVED.
eTRG i'm Ovnrp vTuuaap.
$ boxes prime New York l.etosy OaEIsl. for
fsSe so ssTfFs
IN Penn. ave-. $3.50 isss "a LEI g:
ToALL WHO sELL OIaARs And TOBACCO.
WHOLESALE i b.s SsAsPPss''s; 1aAss AND
T.dss tss Z aeSt. House, corner ea is
s q s.1: s:'d ~
IiI S.5 i,l. oAsn q MI, prices ar. .cS close
, FL loA sroa
ere prepared % isrsish tSsir steSs /. Sinspsion'
''A quantity i sS%s6' TO ssD.s.
STEPS, f4s1SsssSSssiSE Ar, tss..,.
HUBBLE u 4OU0H SOUND DJO1Is foR
heeU naeenU, In larOs alaa eaoG.
...,.s. oW.AA1Ds1ss w. s.;..
lNBW STYLE FALL GOODS
JUST R1oEIvl1 By
b. n. DUvAGLa
MERCHANT TAILOR.
,.os s..r .::':ssr .sa 3. ssS :ssss;
p10P0sALs F08 TGEL. -
OFFICE CHrR. QuARrERNAsfHR,
tnsr IiLIrARY DIsrIIcr.
s..,.s ,R,s..SsP; "a : RsSs:s"ess e -:
4 az: DE. go q t ts 8 ~ &
Six SAx xSSS e q: Ye.s eu s:s.ssss Of
e Iynchb2rl, vireinia. IN such suaStifiss - nv
g M S !. 3 sss Si s:s :sss June "a
fo e N (: isaisss:s ~ The
s ~ tSs 3 yirsisis . tS
consioece9 eayantAssoas Q rsoSrvsd.
y 80 q IL Oommandi1g 6ocsroi First nm.
M Dss.sce; J. 6.0HxEpLiS,
SSisi Quarter SsskssI &. s;', 3; 49,
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FOE SALl AND RENT.

FOE HALl AND RENT.
PLlAsANI IURaIsaID B 0oH loR
ioi rent. .i lin q ., %si.'
and % slim
EVk RENT-Tfe "a and 81 stories Of Clarke
s s. 4; III 81;
sissas 81 81
q street. Also. several other furnished Roo Ms.
VIII S ssns Can r sSRss
w Eo. 1is Pa. avenue -. Corner q &.
FOB RENf-0n nr.t noOr. one large and nicely
RooSs suitable Tor hSusskeepins. VIII Be- Ssnssd
together or separate; Also. one front CHAnBEa,
sis Worth .ssss.. S:sisol Hiii between Dsis
TOE RlNT-A spue two. story BRIgK H0UsI,
3o .Sa
nsa5 1Dsar: :o u Bent
EOR REHT-HOUs1 No. ass i4th strset, b:
u tween ? and Q streets. Inquire at Baildsrs'
Ds,H fs. sss 'tA street. Il. v. HAMILTON a 90.
E1OR sALI-A three sto!y BRICK HOUSE, nine
s::s Sss. .ss g .. :sr i.s ode Apply e
NICELY FURNIsHI0 ROOMS, WITH HOME
~ BOARD-several Yleaeant Rooms, nicely
furnished, ct greatly reduced prices; Table Board
istS street, Ssss Sssai;s .ea IL. vi a
hEFT sJ6. s .;,ss I1II!S, . S:!..h.sSaI
gas; bath on same floor; suitable for two persons
Also single ROOM, front. Beautiful location.
Convenient te Gil the Departments. Terms msde-
rate. Address VERNON, City Post Once. je u
HOT WHATHER rs CONNECT you went to
y buy sdelightful Country Home, * miles from
the city, call soon, on KILBOURN 4 LATTA,
corner 7th andH. my6
LOB RENT-A 1rst Glass four story HOUSE
Il Handsomely and thoropghly furnished, con.
tanning ell the modern improvements. INQUIRE on
premises, Ho. 363 II st., cor. Of Ath. jell-u
EOR sALE-A desirsbls IRAMl DWELLING
water and eas in the house; good neighborhood
Price q 800. For PARTICULARS apply to JOHN J.
BOGU1, Real nstats Broker, corner Hfeh and
Bridge streets, Georgetown. myB
LOB sALE-Elegsnt country home, fruit and
garden IARM, i've miles from the city, In
.' TILB0tkH . LATTA,
plld Corner nth and = St..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

EyININe CLASSES WILL BE OPENED IN
~ st. Matthew. Institute, on MONDAY, Sep
't :eSn the ai''' A''{s TOBIAS, director.
rTE III. Sgs, mn NIGHT :eTSoI s ~ MoSDAE
0,sSsss the Pr''1'ssr'S Church 8 Ssss
BAsaAIEs Af B: E ~ "a EHD At
In f's sooSss sS.a! D bf.n..
% %ox.n ~; Is Il 2, Table Linens 5sSIis'
A'''' FIVE ,, a' I'll. SAVED a
STEWART COOKING STOVE.
y Xh !. ~ u, .cp buy! buy an, eshsr'
Call and examine the
IMPROVED sTEwART,
At the Agents,
PEHNsYLvAHIA AVENUE.
se2tf between 10th and llth streets.
A GA The underlined RESPECTFULLY In
"A forms the citizens Of the District Of Columbia,
s sad y .
and Five
included ia SAID order for settls%ent in tie or
phans' Court. to the obtaining Of DEGREES for the
Claims against the estate dsSa eeTson 81
Having been connected With the Orphans Court
e s h :. h:
i n
Court very respectfully.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-07

DRIED FRUITS. Dried Apples 9 to lie;
Peaches ii to lac.
There Is a fair demand for EGGS and
prices steady st 203.
There is-special demaId for LOU
Prices a. weak and holders disposed 10
realize. Superfine 5 rs to s6 5Oi
X. to 81 sc Xxx, s to s. 80; xxx and
Fancy brands, 8 SO to $12.
The FEED market is quiet. CORN on
levee is held at 72c. OATS 65e and duIl.
BRAN S24 so to %. HAY steady at 20 to
s27.
We quote GRASS SEEDS as follows {:
Glover 10 to s1l per bushel. Blue
Grass s. IS. Timothy So %. Orchard
Grass 81 25. Herds 81. Millet s.. Lucerne
and White Glover 75c per Id.
The HIDE market is active and prices
firm. Green 81 to 92s; Salt l03 to lie; Dry
Salt, 22o; Dry Flint, % to 24e.
Cane and Alabama LIME held at 2 to
81 Is per barrel. Utica l IS to 81. Louis
vile Cement2 IS to IS.
There is a fair demand for SUGARS
and MoLAssEs and prices are steady.
| Fair TO Choice Yellow Louisiana l33 to
! 49,: Yellow and White Clarified IL to
Isc. Molasses IS to SOC as to quality.
The PRODUCE market is dull and
prices irregular. Rassett aud Neshan-
nocks offering at 81 so to 81 as per barrel;
PeachbIows and Pink Eyes 81 90 to 3,
ONIONS Z to S. per barrel.
We notice large recsipts Of SWEET
POTATOES. Lots are held at l 10 to
81 % per bushel. Retailing at 81 80
from wagons.
There is a fsir demand for PoUL-
ray ard stock light. Turkeys 20 to S24.
J Geese 9 to SO. Dueks6 to S. SO. Chickens
1 8 50 to s..
The stock of SALT is ample and prices
unchanged. Large Dairy, in seven
bushel barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
in 5 bushel barrels, s. so. Large
Common, in Z bushel barrels, 8 80 to
| 50 50. Small Common, in 5 bushel bar
| rels. . so to 81 rs. These are quotations
in lots from first hands.
There is g good demand for
choice beef cattle, but inferior
grades are dull. We quote LIST
class Western beef cattle at 1889 gross
% class, 5 to6e Sd to A., inferior to Sc.
Mich Cows, 80 to SiOO; Work Oxen, rs
to SIPS per yoke; Hogs, 6 to 80 gross
Sheep, 3 to 81 per head.
There is q fair trade d. ing in manu-
featured ToBACCos and stocks are very
complete. Prices are steady oil all grades.
The demand for low WHIsKIEs re-
mains moderately active and prices
steady. HighwiDes 92e per gallon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-07
OOTECE.

The Liverpool cotton market was quiet
at the opening. Uplands s1pst l2i, on
spot l24d, Orleans 12td. It was fat at
noon with Uplsnds l25@l2fd, Orleans
I2a@I23d, and closed dull at same quo
tations. Sales, 5000 bales. Shipmsnts
from Bombay since last report to I'd
inst, 10000 bales.
The New York market opened dull
and tending downwsrds, with Low Mid
dlings z73c, Uplsnds 281c, Good Mid
dlings 291e. At pm. it was quiet and
weak with quotations nominsily the
same, and was unchanged in every re-
spect at the close. Sales to sPinners, $50
bales to spectators, 275 bales; for ex-
port, S35 bales.
Our market has been quiet with some
little inquiry for low and the finer grades,
but none Whatever for mediuE cOttons.
The sales to-day will foot up some 500
bales. Among the tables was one Of 100
bales Good Ordinary at 253@25c, snd 100
OF Ordinary at 231924c. Also 3 small
lot of Strict to Good Middlings at 293.
We quote as follows:
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Sales Of New Tennessee Bonds re-
ported 81 65c. No transactions in Old.
Stocks were firm st the opening and
soon became sctive at better rates; clos
ing very much unsettled
Wells & Fargo Ex., 81; American Ex.,
Al; Adams Ex., $50 ; U. s. Ex., SIT
Merchants Union Elk, l54; Quicksilver,
22k; Canton 594 Pacific Mail, 933 West
ern Union Telegraph Co., Alt New YORK
Central, 164s; Erie, to = Hudson,
I4l4; Reading, 92s; Chicago & Alton, 1881
preferred, 149t; Toledo, w. and W. 67+i
preferred II; st. Paul, 1885, preferred
824 FIT. Wayne, 12Tl Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 80; Michigan Central, lis; Mich
igan Southern, 961 Illinois Central,
1879; Cleveland & Pittsburg, GOT; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 96l; Rock Island, 1Sl
Chicago & Northwestern, $40 preferred,
961,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-07
TRADE.

There was g goodly number OF country
merchants in our city yesterday aud in
dicatious would point to an esrly i'm
provement in the demand for spring
goods. The dry goods market was
especially active and staple articles for
the warm weather now coming were
taken in very fair amounts. The grocery
market is only moderately active while
meats are in statu quo. The present
prices Of cured meats will no doubt cause
8 very large demand for beef cattle
throughout the spring months, and go far
as possible our planters will get along
with es little OF the former as they can.
Few people have su intelligent idea Of
the cattle trade OF the United States.
Some interesting facts and figures on
this question were recently submitted
before the Social Science Association at
Albany. II is stated that the cOnsump-
ton Of beef in France was 9IO, 600 tons (;
in England, 1859 900 tons, and in the
United States, 1000. 900 tons. One of the
principal sources Of supply Of cattle in
the Eastern States and New York was
Texas. When the war bT0ke out, Texas
had only 1900, 900 Of cattle. There are
now II, 0 600 head OF cattle ia thai
State. The total supposed value OF
cattle in the United States was 500, OO0,-
900, and the total annual consumption
amounted to 500, OO0. 900 head. In New
York slone there was $50, 900, 900 worth
OF meat annually consumed, besides S.
600 600 pounds Of butter, valued at S33,-
100000; Y 600, 900 pounds of cheese,
valued at Sl4 000, 600, a total Of $50. 00o,-
600. While such enormous consumption
was going on with q regularity Of supply
that was marvellous, the articles of necss
sity passed through the hands Of many
different traders. 1t was thought,
therefore, that the interests Of the com
munity imperatively demanded some
legislation for the protection Of the pub
lie. We do not see how or in what way
legislation could accomplish any good,
but perhaps it might. There are more
things In political economy thsn are
dreamt Of in commercial philosoRhy.
Choice eating APPLES are scarce and
ia demand at 6 to $40 pei barrel as to
quality.
There is q good aspply of mediui a
grades Of BUTTER, but choice il rat ,ey
scarce at SIS to ~ per pound.
In BEANS there is no change. Mixed
White 2 to s. per bushel; Navy 3 Is to
s. SO.
The PROVISION market is ztsadv and
demand light for the season. Pork 80 so
to $50. Prime Mess 90 to 1914 Prime PORK
q TO SOS. Rumps q to SOS
Jowls s24. Clear nafk Sides I6a
to lie. Clear Rib l6l to l6Ie.
ns5 Sides I5A to &c. Shoulders 10 to 1870
Bacon, clear Sides 173 to I73c. Shoulders
IA to 141c. s. G. Hams, plain, Isl to l9c.
8 c. <anvassed 20 to Gle. Lard. in tier
ctS. 1si to l9lc; kegs 2O1 to 2lc; cad
dies 81 TO 22c.
We have no change to quote 10 CHEESE
Factory % TO 24c. E. D. 3 to 2S3c. w.
r. p to 23c.
There is no material ehangein COFFEE.
The demand is moderate and prices
inclined to weakness. w quote Ordi-
naTv ~ to zoe; Fair, 20 TO 2lei Good.
" TO 2sc; Prime, "a to Use; Choice, 263
TO CSC.
We note q fair demand for CoRNNEAL-
Fresh 8 50 to 50 so in lots. Kindred
The demand is active for aII kinds o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-07
THE CROPS.

The Paris Ln~teligencer says Owing
to continuous rains, operations are back
ward with the farmers, and but little
land is yet prepared for planting corn.
The wheat crop never looked better than
al present. A larger breadth than usual
has peer sown. The amount Of clover
seed sown is greater than any year since
the war. The increasing attention to
clover has introduced the system Of ro-
tsting crops, which not only increases
the annual profits, but adds greatly to the
intrinsic value of the land. Under such
q system of cultivation our lands natu-
rally good, will become better with each
succeeding year"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-07
Sale of Real Estate.

WHEREAS, by the provisions OF a deed
w from J.. ID. Williams N Co. to Giuseppe
Gallino and Bernardo unio, dated 9th August,
1865. and rsco; ded in Book d, part I'd, psgs 81,
special lien on the property therein conveyed,
waving all equities and right of T demption,
and also reserVlng TO themselves, in case OF de-
fault of payment OF either or al of the notes
executed by the grantees for the purchase
money at the maturity thereof, The power to
enter aRd resell tae land convey ed in the said
deed and executing to the purchaser a good
and valid title free from all equities or right OF
redemption in the grantees and whereas, a
part of the purchase money is now due and un-
paid. we, she undersigned, grantors in the
above ms1tioned deed, do, in pursuance OF the
said provision therein, hereby give notice, that
after thirty days from the date OF this, wit /;
on the
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FINANCE AND A
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, l
MEMPHIS, April 9, 1863. !

FINANCE.
The money market to-day presented
no new feature of interest. We can
learn Of no complaint on the score Of
currency, but exchange is scarce as q
general thing, though some of our banks
continue to be well supplied. Rates are
steady at 4c of to par buying selling at
&c premium.
City Bonds are nominally unchanged.
We quote st 5295Sc.
City Scrip, County Warrants and
PoIice Scrip, remain the same. There lie
but q light demand and very little offer
ing at the counter.
Gold opened st 1Sl3c; went up to 1870
and closed at l3l 10. Sterling Exchange
has advanced, but is dull at los for prime
90 day bills. Money stringent at Is per
day fiat,
In u market brokers buy Gold in 3
smsll way at 130l9I3l; selling at 1929.
Governments st the opening were IN
settled wlth q strong disposition to sell,
but closed . little irmer and moderately
actiVe:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-07
First Day Of May Meat,

We will sell, on the premises, to the highest
BIDDER, for cash, the lot SET forth in the above
deed, by meets and bounds as follows: Be
ginning st stake in the north side of Beal
stree 81 feet from the Intersection of the east
side of De OTTO street; thence with north line
thence north two hundred aud fifty (250l feet
north To a stake thence west and parallel
with Beal street fifty-eigat (5e) feet; thence
south TWO hundred anc hiJy esq feet TO be-
sinning--being part OF block 81, subdivision
mb3I I'D. WILLIAMS & co.
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PAYING ITS OWN DIVIDENDS.

The most popular and advantageous forms
and favorable terms Of Insurance presented.
a loan or credit of one-third (f desiredl OF the
premium given. Surplus distributed on The
first of January each year, and dividends paid
annually thereaftseon the Contribution Plan.
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A OF TEsNEssEE,

CoMPTRoLLER'S OFFIcE,
NASHVILLE. January !. lS6e.J
7 a W. Blackburn, Comptroller ofthe Treas
40 hereby certify that the ST. Louis
Nyfuai Life Insurance Company, located at
n Louis, In the state OF missouri mas
o-oanesd u me satisfactory evidence that said
Romnsny has complied with ali the require
ments Of the laws OF the State OF Tennessee
IN noeed on insurance Companies; and l fur
thar certify that McMahon q Otis, Agents
If said Company, have also complied with the
reouiremenfs Of the laws OF the state, mad
~ nrovfded In such cases wherefore, SAID
g. f-onis Mutual Life Insurance Company
ms authority TO take risks and transact the
business Of Insurance in this State, Al Mem
pnls' AenH q. W. BLACKBURN
Comptroller Of Tennessse.
nh7 BY PLUNKET.
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DIREOTORS !:

Oliver Garrison, Samuel VIII, Theodore La
veiIle, Charles 81. Peck, Gen. Thomas L. Price,
Jules Vale, George R. Robinson, Robert E.
Carr, John F. Thornton. David X. Ferguson.
William T. Selby, Mich. schafIer, William T
Gay, Wi liam q. Jamison, K. P. -Hanenkaap
L. h. Baker, D. A. January, William ]. Lewis,
James o. Carson, Jacob Tamm, Hon. John
Hogan.