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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-05-05
NATURALIZATION

The Senate, tonight, discussed a
joint resolution looking to a change
of the naturalization laws, so as to re
quire but three instead of five years
residence in this country before natu-
ralization. 1t was finally laid on the
table, when the Senate took a recess
fill morning
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The House met at the usual hour.
THE MORGAN RAID

An effort WAS made in the House
this afternoon to strike out of the APP
preparation bill the six hundred thou
sand dollars for the payment of the
Morgan raid claims, but it was unsuc-
cessful.
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o H6ofdnGs 9erMan
1edses Of Debi7i1T.
land ui0or 70 he sOhets
the dPpetite, ocHss
food. euabk hE mo-
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D. vi. GOrha1m

Calls the attention of his Customers
and the Public generally of the arrf-
val Of his
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Ruttcr & Eggs.

and make it to the interest of those
who sell to get the best prices in town.
We are also selling the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-31

Barmsng of MosAstey.-From the Chiffon
Times we learn the particulars of the burning
of the Brothers Convent, near Calvary Station,
in the town of Marshfeld, Fond du Lac county.
It was burned on the morning of December 26.
$4,000; insured $4,000. Loss includes q
library, worth $40, 900, and o valuable organ. .
The erection of this building commenced
about ten years ago, and had just been com
'front.' being composed of pressed Milwaukee
brick. 1t cost about as, 600, and the funds for
its erection were collected from all parts of the
civilized globe and from all classes of people,
crowned heads as well as humble peasants-the
Emperor of Austria alone contributing $40, 900.
1t was the largest institution Of the kind in the
United States, and intended to be the head
quarters of the brotherhood in this country.
We believe the building was occupied by fifteen
of the brothers, of whom Father Frey was the
head, and about 100 students, nearly all mem
bers of the order-NoeRak (Wis.) Times.
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coffin contractor has been censured by the
authorities of Pritchard, England, for allow
ing a dead pauper to have trimmings on his
colin" He explained that the relations of the
dead man had begged money for the trimmings.
He was instructed never to allow such thing
again, for, if people could obtain collins at the
public expense, and still have their friends bu-
ried in good style by simply adding the trim
mings, there would be no end of applicants who
would get collins out of the tax payers"
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

TNDoRsED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY OF
L New Orleans. 40
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certain euro for Coughs. coads, Hoarsensss Inau
anxa Bronchial and Pulmonary Asctions Tia formula
Of this Preparation II well known to tho Hsdiea Fac
ulty ~ the FOUR SYRUPS, and has BEEN used In tho
Charity Hospital Of this city for thirty years. COM
situting the House Cough Ramedy. II put BY
the proprietori in the present Sold FORM which renders
Il more oonvenienk sAkeious sAd agreeable This pre-
psration win be 6and very beneficial to children
betA its appearances and taste sre inviting.
Pssoe 50 esuts Per bot IS E .
Prepared only bys JAMES TURNER. Chemist, Il
eaS Msgasine street, between Josephine and Jackson
And for sale by HAHN & PREDERIcKsoN.
Is Royal street.
BALL. LYONS & CO..
Corner ofCamp and Gravier streets.
And by Druggists generally: jas I'm
CANCER CURED WITHOUT SURGERY -
"
~ "a DIR. c. P. LAWRENCE,
EAST INDIA CANCER DOCTOR.
Reception and Operating Rooms
Canal Street. 113
NEW ORLEANS.
ooposite the Clay Statue Second Floor under Wash
| burns Photographic Gallery. l4is+
An external regardless Of CHASE duration
nine days by the celebrated East India Cancer appc
One with Tho use Of the ,ntern. remedies
ssa to entire
| Under this mode Of Treatment the Caneercus mss.
without assistance and present smooth and healthy
| surface, obviating a1 deformity.
These applications perfectly harmless to healthy
esh but attack instantly and destroy all Fungus ant
Abnormal Growths. Cancer, Cancerous Ulceration
Disease. OF sns EYE and EAR and all
| Complaints cured.
| Hours-From 9 4. II to 5 r. n. Ladies' Reception
From to 4 Pm. 'ss.- ...-
l dressed to DIR. c. p. LAWRENCE,
| ja1O 6m Box $40, Pcstodice New Orleans
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WINEs AND LIQUORS
Wv Twenty quareerp pipes Choce Old CO9NAC will
DO sold to the trade In quantities to suit purchasers
Those in want would do well to call before buying ese
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY.
supply always hand Of the choicest and ut most
REcTIFIKD SPIRITS.
It ismy habit always TO have my Neutral SPzits paa
through from three to Eve rectefp eolidly packed TA3
particularly FOR Ane purposes, win please call and
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Brandy, Whisky and Gin must be choice the Spirits
~ VINES AND CeRDIALS
- -'''o ''pfi' =" EDWARD BURKE
di3 1y lss and 1e2 TchoupitOulas street.
MI URPHY's HOT Ell,
90 and 100. st. Charles Street. 90. 90 and 100
NEW ORLEANS. g.
In connection with this establishment there is ne
BAR ROOM supplied with the Best Liquors, and four
Of the best TENPN ALLEYS and truest Balls in the
city.
Lunch DAILY from lOR TO I O'Clock
Furnished Rooms to rent by the day. week, or month
ja1o SIN r. MoCLoSKEY, Proprietor.
ToHN G.. B yam.
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In Foreign and Domestic
WINES AND LIQUoRs;~ -
lo2.. .Tchoupitoulas Street. --.....-.9 81
l.. Between Lafayette and GiTod
jalT Sm .t, .--s..s 49, n NEW VhSAAsANS'
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To all who value their Sight and wish to improve IT.
KERN AFGHAN CO.,
Beg leave to offer to those need Of Lenses their
GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLESwar.
ranted to the eyes unmpared to extreme old
age. "Their construction" Gays . celebrated writer
OPTICS accordance with the philosophy of nature
in the form mirror" and their transpa
rency perfect that the only perceive he
has them on by REINFORCEMENT in bis eight.
The advantages of improved Brazilian Pebble
Spectaces have fully tested by the scientific
of both Europe and America, and approved the
spectacles for the preservation Of the
impaired vision. -.... ~ u .-G
For sale onyby KERNAGHAN q Co,
mis- 3m Opticians No. IL Camp streetrs
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MATTHEW WARD, FURNITURE AND BAG.
l gage Wagon, No 37l Melpomene street New Orleans
Furniture taken down and put and Pianos removed
carefully most reasonable Serme y
Orders may be left the Music Store Of Mesnrs. Zorn
& Bremen, No. % Camp street.
streets. mhf ly
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DAGE Dc co.'s IMPROVE ROOFING.
INSURE Al. FULLY GUARANTEED.
Over 800 in the city-some of them three years old
OFFICE, 90 CAMP STREET.
Roofing Material At less than New York prices. ma

There are eight of PAGE & CO.'S ROOFS at the New
Orlevns Gas Works and all perfectly tight Those put
up three years ago apparently intact During the
severe storm when the best Of slate roofs failed
the roofs covered by Page Co. During the last three
years employees Of these Works have had twenty
Of these Page e. Cas- Roofs and, without exception,
speak of them in the highest terms. My experience
am convinced that any one has only to give them
trial to become satisfied Of their merits.
VIM McCULLOCH, Manager
fully concur in the above. and recommend Aessrs.
Page Co. to persons desiring work in their line The
Gas Light Company have had extensive dealings with
this Arm and have always found them prompt and relis
bio. (n22 3ml IN. o. j. TISDALE, Genl Supt
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Ouarter.pust
STREET QUOTATIONS.

Receipts and Disbursements ut the Once Of
the United States Assistant Treasurer at Now
York for February.
January 30. 1869 by balance. e.......... $50 673.765
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following Is . statement OF the marine trans
fers at this port from the 18th to the 2etn nst In
elusive -
Feb. 17-Steamtug Mary Clinton, A. c. Nckerson
20 James York. quarter $1,000
Feb. l9-Sloop iarico, Ii. Kingston to Decker 4
Feb. is-Barge }. J. Schuyler, L. Brown to A. Ire
hand, $500.
Feb. i9--Canal boat Flag Of Our Union, 7. II. Ma
lony to A. ireland, $500.
Feb. 2o-scnooner Henry Middleton, 8. B. newton
10 Browne DE kalb, $500.
Feb. 2o-Canal boat q. II. Swan, D. d. wylic to E.
FEB. ao-schooncr A. Willis, A. Willis to D.
FEB. 20 schooner Branch, A. Monaghan to J.
Feb. 2o-scheoner Ann. G. Muchridge to J. Smith,
hall, $500.
FEB. 2a-.sloop W. King, Jr. G. O. Jones to q. I.
Jones, half, ST.
Feb. as-Propeller +. Garner, II. R. Curry to J.
Feb. a3-schooner A. D. Pricc, s. B. Baker to s. s.
Feb. 2a-schooner NJ. C. Leonard. J. B. schanerd
90 B. Lyman, S1,025.
Feb: 2a..sioSp Z. Galbrath, J. y. sternfes to N.
Feb. 2e-Steam tug Titan. J. c. Gibbs to J. 8.
Stone, $4,000.
Fen. ae-steam tug Titan. J. L. Gibbs TO r. 8.
Laior g., 300.
FEB. ae-Propellor Don Juan, II. NcFadden to o.
Feb. 2e-schooner Aastio. W. Astor to W. q. Fl.
Glover, $4,000.
Feb. aS-Cansl boat Idaho. NJ. 4 D. Crimmins to
II. A. Dekav, 81. 500
Feb. 2e-schooner vapor, L. !. Van Brunt to John
Curtin, $600
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AuLp-HrERN.-On Monday, February "a, at the
resdencc OF the BRIDE, by the Rev. Pierre r. Irving,
JOHN Il. AULD to Miss AMELIA, adopted daughter OF
Y. @. HIERN. Esq, OF Staten Island. No cards
ARANGURRN-RfvRSBURaH. Wednesday Feb.
ruarv "a, a. the residence OF the brides parents,
by the Rev. J. =. Rockwell, D. D., FREDERlcK N.
ARANGUREN to ADELAIDE VIOLA, only daughter Of
Dr. q. v. RIvENBURGH. Of Clifton Staten Island.
RoBy-DUNpHy.-ln this city, on Monday, Feb-
ruary ~, BY the Rev. Dr. Chaplin. 0RoReE DEXTER
ROSY, Of New YORK. TO MARTHA A.. third daughter
Of John Dunphy ESQ.,, OF East Pttston, Maine.
KELLY-SUTrok--ln BROOKLYN, =. D.. on Friday,
peter and Paul's church. JAMES y. KELLY, OF New
YORK, to MAGGIE r. SUTTON, OF the former city.
Wi0HT-C0rTK. K.--On Thursday, February 25, by the
Rev. T. Stanford browne, GEORGE J. l.. wigiir to
JULIA O., daughter OF Gabriel W. Cote, all Of Brook-
Ign. No car0s
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tne steamship Ocean Queen win sail from this
port on Monday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific Will close 1t halfpast ten O'Clock In the
morning
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for the Pacific
win be ready at haf-past nine In the morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six cents
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Died.

: ADAMs.-At Brooklyn, r. D., on Friday, February
-, OF consumption, HORATio ID. ADAMS, aged 80
years, months and II days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from No, III
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was not deemed unfavorable 70 stock operations.
and the market at the close was baoyant. The nnai
quotations are appended to the list Of stock sales
The receipts for customs ana the receipts, pay
nents and balances ct the SubTreasury In this city
Cor the week have been a. follows
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 2s lsss-rRPLE

fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents l39 West Thirty-rst street. between
Ninth and Tenth avenues TINS Sunday afternoon,
at one O'Clock precisely.
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A A0 BuREHAM'a FURNITURE AND BAoaAas
a. Express ns West Eleventh street. near sssh Avenue
rnfturs 81 families moved city country furniture pack
ID, shipped and stored money sdvAncsd.
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any magnificent schemes there fOj
making machinery. There have beer
% credit mobiiiess Incorporated, nor
iots there seem to be any tendency %
mend the old method OF securing pros
perity by downright work through Any
olAu-lb{s short cot. The Old credit sys
en- ~ ruined the planters Is Dying
mt The ~planters are using their cur
rsnt profits TO stock snd improve their
iands' The books OF our manufacturing
establishments and shipping lines show
he value and amount OF material Q q
IL weekly going forward to enable greatei
PRODUCTION. This will be wealth, since
ID Is paid for beforehand, 2 not oy
MORTGAGES on hope. Chs LOSSES CAussu
by seven years war cannot Dc ms0s
rood IA two or three years psacs. anu
sat the prospe cts of the hour are so IA
yorable that We have q right to expect
much, and to expect IL
Thess facts come directly home to our
1wu Interests. They underlie q good And
growing demand for our manufactures or
5vsrv sort, with q pleasing assurance OF
Javment and acomforti1g certainty a q
lie raw msterisI will sustain the con
-umptiop, and that prices viii slowly
end downward. They r the very
lscts that are wanted to give to Dur COM
ueree the impetus il feels on the PACING
coast, but ~ go long been without on
he Atlantic. With such 8 tonic SIS Is
-hus furnished, the pleasant EntIcips
ions that low rule OF iuture business
may be regarded as well founded. When
we Edd what may be safely reckoned Of
the crops Of the current year in all Sec
lions, there is certainly reason for cour-
age and enterprise.
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Trust SALE.
Trustees sale.

DY virtue of q deed of Trust TO me executed
ID by Dominic Zweifei and George Waechter
I viii, on Saturday, the 22d day OF Nay, A. u.
1863, on the premises, at the Eagle brewery,
lately carried on by Zweiiel, Hargan 4 Co,
proceed to sell at public sale, 20 the highest
properly, to-wit: The said Dominic Zweifel
and George Waechter's undivided tWO-thlrdS
In a lot of land lytng In the county Of Shelby
State of Tenns see, and the city of Memphis.
described IS follows: Beginning at the east
side of an alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South hne OF Geo.
Maechteris lot and running South on said alley
bhirty-two feet; thence eaSGWardly seventy
five feet; hence southwardly again one hum
died and twenty-stX feet, mUre or 'eSs- 70 the
bayou; thence eastwardly seventy-hve feet;
thence northwardly one hundred and fifty
eight feet, more or less, with Nicholas dupperLs
line thence westwor dly one hundred and hfty
feet with Geo ge Waechtsrs line 70 the Degin-
ming, IL being the same lot of land sold to Geo
Waechter by j. I'm P. Sehiosker, 18th October,
1868 and pant OF lot sold to George Waechter,
by Nicholas Huppert on the 9Th day OF April,
1865 Also the said Zweifel & Waechters two
thirds in the barrels, casks. kettles, engines
masning machines, coal BEDS, malt mill and
wagons employed in the brewery of zweifel,
The undivided third part of George WaechteI
will be first sold, ami II that does not brtDgEuf-
hcient to satisfy the said trust, then the und1-
yided third of said Il eifel will be sold.
The lille to above described property Is pre-
sumed to De coed, but l sell only as trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same tim and place ], the under
signed. assignee OF said dominic ZWeifel, bank
ruDt, will proceed TO sell the equity of redemp'
ton of said DomiRic Zweifel in and TO tht
above described property. Terms G
WIN. Y. CIRODE,
Memphis. April 20. 1868. Lap22l Assignee.
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WATCHES.
WALTHAM
w atcheS!

THE extensive use OF these watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors, En-
glneers and ExpTessmeE-the most exacting OF
watch-wearsrs--has thoroughly demonstrated
the stres 9Th. steadiness, durability and accu
racy of the Waltham Wstcb. To satisfy that
class in all these respects, is 10 decide the ques-
ton as TO the real value of these time.keePers.
More than 400, 900 of these watches are now
speaking for themselves In the pockets OF the
people-a proof and a guarantee OF their supe.
riority over all others.
The superior organization and great extentof
the Company's Works at Waltham. enable
| them to produce the watches at a price which
renders composition futile, and those who buy
any other watch, merely pay from p to 50 per
cent. more for their watches than Is necessary.
We are now selling WalthRm Watches atless
prices In greenbscks, Than the gold prices be-
fore the war. There is no other manufacture
of any kind in the United States Of which this
can be said.
These time pieces combine every improve
ment that a long experience has proved of real
tactical use. Having had the refusal 70
nearly every invention in matchmaking or
ginating in this country, or in Europe, only
those were finally adopted which severe testing
by the most slKillful artisans IN our works, and
long use on the part Of the public, demonstrated
10 be essential TO correct and enduring time-
keeping.
Among the many improvements we would
particularize:
The invention and use Of q contemplation of
peculiar construction, 10 prevent damage to
the train by the bFeakage of main-springs, is
original with the American Watch Company,
who having had the refusal of all other con-
trivances, adopted Fogg's Patent Pinion as be-
ing The best and f~aultless.
Hardened and tempered h~air-springs, now
universally admitted by Watchmakers to be
the best, are used in all grades of WaItham
Watches
All Waltham Watches have d~ust-proofc caps,
protecting the movement from lust and les
sening the necessity Of the frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder, or keyless
watch, is already a decided success, and a great
Improvement on any stem-winding watch in
the American market, and by far the cheapest
watch OF its quality now offered 70 the public
To prevent Imposition, buyers should inva-
riably demand a certsncat Of gen~uineness. No
watches retaiIed by the company.
For further facts and information, address
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents,
1872 Broadway New York.
NEDkn "a
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Stocks Al the opening call were hsm
hut closed dull with offerings.
Wells & Fargo Elk, $50; American Elk
Al: Adams Elk, 6l! q. s. Elk, 90
Merchants Union Ex., Is; Quicksilver
aO3 Canton 81 Pacific Mail, 90; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, As New Hors
Central, I77I; Erie, TO =; Hudson.
1881; Residing, 95z; Chicago q Alton, l56
preferred. I56; Toledo, W. and W., q
preferred 77E; st. Paul. as; preferred
S8}; Fl. Wayne, 1442; Ohio and Mlssis'
sippi. al Michigan Central, lSS; Mich
igen southern, los; Illinois Central
l46: Cleveland Pittsburg, 92Ri Cleve'
land 4 Toledo, 1915 Rock Island, 1855
Chicago d Northwestern, So preferred
9sS.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
snue has sustained tke action Of Asses
sor Webster, of the T~hirty-seeonG Dis
trlct OF New York, in taxing the capital
and deposits OF brokers. The decision
was rendered Oh an appeal made oy
Clark, Dodge & Co.
The Attorney General has decided thSi
Collectors Of Customs are entitled since
July. 1855, 10 retain $1,000 a year out O.
q received from importers for sto-
rage OF goods n private bonded ware
house. He has ~dissll0Eed the claims OF
naval officers and Surveyors 70 this com-
psnsat.on unless when performing the
duties Of Collectors.
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CDETOE.

The Cotton markets have been dull
snd prices are lower than at the COM
ueDcemert OF our commercial week.
Liverpool declined an I on Wednesday
last. and has not reacted si~rcs-Opening
quiet to-day with Uplands III, Orleans
1871, and closing easier 81 same quote
tions. Sales for The day 5000 bales. The
New York ma ketis better thsn az the
issue OF cur last weekly. The week open
ed with Uplands 2S3e, bat on Friday Up
LANDS were quoted Al 2s492S4c, at which
figures it remained quiet until the open
ing to day, when It dropped back to 2s9c.
Zoe advance in gold, however, strength
ened hoiders, and the closing dispatches
quoted as follows: Low MiodliDgs Or
dinery 25e, Good Ordinary 26ic Low
NiddliBgs 27ss; Middlings 2Sls; Coed
MlddIlcgs 303c. To-dsy's sales were-to
spinner S77 bales; to spectators 2S7
bales for export 1887 bales.
In cur market there hss been 8 steady
demand, on spinners' orders mostly, ana
the weeks ale vii foot up shout 1900
baies, cut prices have been irregular, and
in many instances classification has been
made tC suit the price obtained rather
than the actual grade OF the article sold.
Holders OF fns grades are very hrm
where they have anything like a table,
but small lots sre let go upon q basis Of
27@Z7te for Middlings, while sone buy
err claim to have bought at 283s. The
asking pEice, however, for Midolings has
not been less than 274c at any time dur
ing the week, while on Friday 23c was
ssked IN many casss, and holders firm.
Fine grades are scarce everywhere, and
are relatively higher, in this market es-
pecially, while the demand for them has
been very fair. Low c~ottoIs that lie,
from Low MiddliDgs down. comprise the
great hulk Of q stock on hand, and it
d hard to give satisfactory quotations for
them. Sales to-day were small. We
~rota oc fofiouQ
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keys, 20 to S25; Geese, s to 49, Ducks
s 10 81; Chickens scarce 81 Z to IS.
LIVE STICK is in moderate supply,
and prices unchanged. Hogs &c gross
Beef Cattle 5 to 10s per pound gross.
The stock Of SALT is fair and prices
are steady. Large Dairy, in seven
bushel barrels, "a 50. Small Dairy,
in 5 bushel barrels, So 80. Large
Common, in : bushel barrels, 8 so to
So so. Small Common, in 3 bushel bar
rels. 2 50 to 81 IS. These are quotations
in lots from first hands.
There is q moderats jobbing trade do
ing in manufactured ToBACcos and
prices are steady.
The demand for low WHISTLES re-
mains moderately active and prices
weak. Highwines 90c per gallon.
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Gid In New York to-dsy opened a.
ls5. and closed stIS5E. The advance mas
been steady during the week, and the
G1verumea debt Il found 20 be e'gni
million dollars more than it was Two
wears z The c~learaucss for the cay
frm Gold Exchange Bank amounted 70
SIS coo, 600.
s1eriing Exchange closes steaoS, WIZ
prime 90 day bills 1851. Money On cal
: per cent.
Harnesses Bonds are declining in New
York Ssles OF new were reported IL
the morning At &C., and before the close
they were quoted 81 66s. 49,
Governments have been geBeraAy
strong since cur last weekly issue. They
opsned to-day with an advance al
around. 81 noon they were duh snd
somewhat heavy, but closed firm with g
demsnd from the Bssrs to '
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Nofdce to Ntookh0Lders.
orrrcr DESoro AND TRUST Co., !
MEMPHIS, April Is, 1855 !

OFFrcE DESoro IEsURAEoE AND TRusr Co.,
MEMPHIS, April Is, 1855
V1EE legislature of Tennessee having author
lied the President and Directors OF the De-
Soto Insurance and Trust OoLnpAny 20 aIseOn-
time tine Ouginess of Insurance. and adopt the
Ranking business whenever so decided by q
VOTE of tine stockholders. therefore. the Board
n nfreofors have ordered an election, 70 be
held at the ONCE OF this Company, No. AZ Mad
ison street. on
Tuesday,, list Dog of jane, 1869,
To test the sense OF the stockholders on that
question. Each s~tockholder is entitled to vote
in person or by proxy on the basis OF one vote
for each share.
]. @, LoNsDALE, Secretary. api6