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A"ehEss
We clip tho following from the Alcran-
dria Gazette Of Monday:
The REV. PETER KRoEs was induced by q
plausible speaking young man, who repre-
scented himself as q son Of Gen. Price, Of
Missouri, 70 indorse a forged draft on the
National Metropolitan Bank OF New York,
last week, upon which $3.50 was obtained
from the First National Bank Of this city.
The same man, under another name, by
promising TO send brother to tho Episcopal
High School, tried to induce tho Rev. W. T.
Gardner 10 advance him the difference bc-
tween forged dram for $500 upon the Ma
tlonal Bank Of America Of New York aud
the price Of one years tuition at that school,
but was unsuccessful In his effort.
A MAN named Davis was stabbed In War
formerly Of this city, in the abdomen, with q
cheese knife, and 1t Is thought will die from
the effects Of the wound. His dying deposit
tlon was taken this morning. Edd has been
arrested and lodged In jail. Passengers on
the Warrcnton train this morning state that
Davis len gun In Edd's store on Saturday
morning, and at night, when he called for
1t, was told by Edo that he could not have
1t until he paid bill he owed him. Davis
left II with gentleman" Edd then seized
the knife, walked from behind the counter,
and plunged It into Davis's abdomen.
The sale Of tho Mount Vernon Cotton
Factory was confirmed this morning by
Judge Underwood. Mr.. A. Nesbet Turnbuli,
OF Baltimore, Is the purchaser, at the cost Of
sos, 800. 1t Is the intention Of Mr.. Turn
bull, 1t Is stated, to resume operations At the
factory in q short time, aud with full force.
SOME DISORDER was created yesterday
about noon near Battery Rodgers by the
colored boys who usually assemble there on
that day, and warrants have been issued for
the arrost of two OF them for fighting, and
for one who was shooting q gun. Tho police
were after them yesterday, but they escaped
by flight.
The names Of jefferson Tacey, 8. N. Gar
wood, j. G. Clark, W. L. Penn and r. G.
Armstrong are spoken Of In connection with
the Radical nomination for the vacant seat
for the House of Delegates.
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Railroad Routes.
llALTIMoRi AND OHIO RAiLRoIp-

RALTlhORH AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~
TRAINS between MksHiEdToE snd BXLTI.
~ ~. s sna wnaInoLoF AND THE WEST
,...,- voR b1LrlnoRE
a Leave daily. ssespt sunday, at 100, g. 90 and
eos m. s5d u ~ ~, -, 70 ard Is p. m.
Leave daily. except Sunday. Alto and s.0s
N. and aossd ~ m ,po,,s
Lesysa,7 n m. ana 4 % p. N. No train 10 or
ron Annapolis on sgndsIn
poR BxITinoRE,
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inches by inches 50 uATe, 10 leaves. per dozen.
No, l19 tdoIen Moore Improved Blottsrs, large
~" No. Isl tdorsS pack. Blottias Pads, for Moore.
patent blotisrs. two siIes, per doIsn,
No. ISL. 4doIen Desk Pads, With leather eoTners,
for holding plotting sheets. 10 inehss by q inchs,
No. isH 10 dozen pack. plain white Cards. Sec
No. isS, 10 DOZEN packs Cards. In paper cases.
No ia. lOdOIsa boxes rssdy-mads Quill Pens,
No. iS. 500 sheets Parchment, 49, inches by Il \.
inches square, per sheet, ann
No, lS6 dozen hAlf-pint bottles Purple 'B y
No, ia, ) doisn pint bottles Purple ~" Ink
No, iss dozen quart bottles Purple "B'' lux.
No. Is1 doIen 6.quire Record Books, In
ehss by III. Inches square, Indeked through, Per
w In . dozen Iquire Record Books, o In
ehes by III. Inches square, indeNsd thfoush' Per
oWWoon in q dozen Squire Record Books, 0 In.
ehes by IA inches square, indexed through, per
avn lIq. . DOZEN 2.quire Record Books, In.
ehes BY II. Inches square, indexed through, per
No rs. o dozen 6.quire. Record Books, Q In.
ches by nv inches square, indexed In front. per
No. IA . dozen quirs Record Books. Elm
ehes by IL. Inches square. indexed In mont, per
No, l6. Z DOZEN Squire Record Books. Gin
ehes BY lla Inches square, indexed inHon'' Per
No, l1, Q dozen :.quire Record Books. 10:
shes By IN Inches square indexed In 'front.' per
dozen.
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pRoPosALs FOR pugL AND FORAGE.
orIIS. Gum ,a,S 9g.,I Si.1.;5I

RioHnosp, VA, August u, isss.
s!,hls odiss until s ,. ,mt q wEDE EsDiY, The
l WOOD, OATS kHp HAY aSYl''o'' VI
% The Post oaartermsster AtwlNcHEsTER, yir.
atnia, In such quantities as may be required from
month 70 month for the service OF that Post during
the period ending June ~, ls7O.
Separate proposals are req ulreI. For Wood, to
be dry. hard and free from small or crooked II mbs
iSr Oats, to BE- sound, clean, and weighing not less
cured aud OF the best quallty.
Blank forms for pa9posals, snd Information as 70
tanned at the ofiee OF the Post QuartermAstor at
Winchester, Va, or at this once,
By order Of the Commanding General Pirst MIL.
tary District J. @. CHANDLER,
Brevet Colonel ouArteIRAster y g.. Army, Chief
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foiiowsi "'' '''' -
Washington eSam Baltimore iasm.
vEH E qsEAA fgSg41s;rRAqK Eo - 4 p N
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace stAte.room
avn. Sd 5., v z ITsf5s
sny other route. Two hundred miles saved to
TaS; bif Csa!s ss f TTiRslSs WEST
TWO DAILY ExPREss TRAINS NORTH,
,ThIopFh from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
Passengers By this Toute from Baltimore have
81 bsPs az % yIRnht1 All changes In UNION
Tickets By this route can be procured at the
omce, corner Of sixth street and PennsylyaniA
formation will be given at all times,
Passengers procuring tickets at this once can So.
PittsburG. W, j.. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
I'd. .. YOUNG. General Psssspasf' Agent,
deS-ly Baltimore, Nd,
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NTHhAClTh COAb fOh THE NANn.
NAVY DEPARTMENT }
BuhHAu OF EauusHsr hsD Rsesu!IIro.

August 10, 1e@,
Sealed proposals for furnishing Anthracite Coal
forthe Navy, 70 bsdslivsred prinE the fiscal year
sST..a Sih yHns ls @ Be seis'd At this
n, Th:.s proposals As. must 1 Be sador:edi proPCs.s
be aistinEuished nom other business Letters,
The easr must be for the delivery Of 1900 tons,
o. lDp pounds.
The Goal must be Of the best Back Mountain or
Blaeh Heath. OF % tiud .ausl 70 them In all r..
yill 30 dstsrmined By Board appointed By the
sssss.esuJ Of the Navy After the reception Of the
Ifks name Of the coal proposed to be furnishe
mlst be stated In thu offer.
Tbs price must be for the Coal deliyeIsd at the
PhilAdsphiA NAVY Yard, or on board Of vessels at
sueh points within sig miles tb ereof may be De-
| siEnHted by the Bureau at the contractors risk
kind.
The coal must In all respects be satisfaetory 10
The Inspector INSPECTOR 10 be appointed by the
Bureau. who will have the right Of psremptory
blank forms Of offer. guarantee. &c, will be
N. SMITH,
Augu-wiW Chief Of Bureau,
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oFPEoE.

UNITED sTAAT rss,E PATEN T. 9errJSIE ,s
On the petition Of sA8AH A. HoLnEs, adm,I Of
II. Butler, Of New York, n. Y, praying for the
extension Of patent granted TO ths said Richard
SSq % o W an sS M a day
Is ordered that said petition be heard At this
S %nS as sh dsy 81 9sSbs 5
lions. and other papers, sIould be hlsd In this
ONCE twenty days before the dsI Of hshripG.
aulS-Fsw Commissioner Of PAispia
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w AND dR0RdEToWN RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. al, 1905.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 2st, 1883. and until
further notice, Passenger Trains IN run betwesn
wAshin gton and Alexandria as follows:
THROUGH NAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, e;oa ., IN. do. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave Alexandria from corner Of Duke and Hen.
from LIZ nehburg, 9 ~. IN.
LOCAL PAssEsoKR TRAINS.
x.',.sS p.os DIX. 4; a..., {.
:. :, en King aAd 81. Asaph. 9 g
- - lO Pm
4" % 49I :. - II 50
" " 80 Duke and Henry - D
~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot. At
g. 3 O. N. connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at b. Asaph Junction,
for all points on the line Of that road between Ma
nAssAs Junction and HArrsonbug.
TRAILS leaving 81, Asaph and King streets At 2:26
p. m. connect At 81. Assph. Junction with train
from Manassas and HarrlsonburG at :ts y. m. ar
rivtnG at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at s. % .. m.
and In time for 4 p; IN. train for Baltimore
Q. A, srEVRNs, 0en'l BuP'l
W. J. PHELPS. oenl Manager. decO.u
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Natiuual Gepahlita,i.

" CoPIss or rHs "NAYfoNAi. RnrustI
oAs" can DO obtained every motuinsn the
following placcsi
WARRINGTON. ' l.'.h
BIsHor's Nsws STAND, wiliards' Hotel.
BARKER's News Stand, National Hotel.
oooHRAs's Nsws STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel. .1u'g.
wIsHssaeuR's Nnws srAsp. Ebbiu House.
KtxBALL's Nsws srAup, ssstoa Houss.
WILKINS Nsws srAup. 81. JaAss Hotel.
Z. GnIKa, News Dealer, NIX Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
sttests. ...
Pkaktn's BJos Art Psa,ot,cAt pursr;
No. tSs Seventh street, opposite the Post
ONCE.
THOMAS q. ASH, ststioncr, southwest cor.
ner OF Eighth and r streets.
W. d. d. MAJOR, At ailberts Dining Saloon,
s37 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHs o. BuRoRR, No. us = street, between
twelfth and Thirteenth streets. 70
JoHs A. BurLsH, ststionsr, ms p, near Thir-
tecnth street. s'I pod.
JosErH sHtLLIsaros, ststioser, corner Of
-Four. and-a.hsIf street and Pennsyivania ave.
nue.. '.n ..'
W. II. L o. II. .MoaHisou, Booksellers and
stationers, 40 P,snsyivania svenue, between
Four-snd-s.hsif and sixth streets.
BuRxx's NEws STAND, Kirkwood House.
PRssDxR = Co., Ststionsrs, tta Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
CHAs, II. ANDERSON, ststioner. ~ Seventh
street. bt.ween T and @ streets.
JAxEs BEtLHw, stationer, tso.S Seventh,
between q and II.
s. q. s. BAasoua, stationer. SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets. rrHI fl
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pRoPosALs FOR srATIossRY.
or,ros srcasrA.I sr.A,., .. s.. ,

Proposals..
PH0Fo'AL' FOR sT..l01ilr, -
oryIos sxcRsrAlY srxArs, o, g. :,
n, pur.usn., Of Oh. "As. ,.ssI s ~ 49,
81 s Hsss: s.s Ssss. = ss
Va. fci osrss :sp.n. g q n. pJS
S:r Ssspo:s. approved he Sss "a; " sa AUG e
pa ssss on % 4. !: "a
ss,i,.s; q sisiionsrJ ri The sss o. tks Uniist
best ousiIty AID Ia M spn,oYs p by M ee s Yer,
'.ry''h' - :
M ohAss. ..-.-.I,
with ,.ry smooth .urf.ss " d issS.s saa.Ts
per rss,n s' not '''' THAI "a pounds to thsresn
Ne 100 rs.m, c.r,,ds. Paper, S.ry ,ou III an
s wh y ,s,s .S soa : .Sr ,s y asr
AZ ) 100 r..n. Carbide. P.p.,. very tough, Al.
weigh not Ies. than pound. e 4. 'q rs.T
100 .SSs,s P e
r.s$ e. . ,eo l'.I' ''e w'. 4' Paper per
81 f.psr r :sss s s5 ssi 4ei,a o,
rrssa. Pc, S..s ss.n' cap fAo'r '''o'a aa.ii'''
ss,ss .1s hard e.,sdsr;l. ruled. ssd 70 ~sish
ny e, IA ~ pounds 70 the ,sAm. psr Iean..
esssasra p.iS sa s,Ehly g.
no HHa's; s !: Il: :s. 'f.:s
40: ~ 70 rs.n, Pssist G9s Papsr. highly
ne. 1 10 rs.m: Psef.t Eo,s fspsr. s,rs,y
no: Il ic1 roam. sSi.s IA cssssss sI 10.
Per rssm. in'a'
l = CoTuDHfUiaI
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MEDICAL,
<7;&S9l
PURE-GEN UINE.

PURE-GkN UINE.
Great Reduction in Price.
HoFP'sMALTE EXTRACT Is u beverage partieu.
larry adapted to persons o. weak and debilitatod
eonstit utions, and those tufering om dyspepsia,
place Of and IL superior TO ale. porter. aud spritu
Gus In all cases where nou'ishinE beverages
and toncs sre needed.
les. n. PEDERSEN,
az Murray street, N. Y,
A1-Sols Agents for tho United States. "a jy3n
The New York herald., 1869-04-16
NAVAL IyTELLICEyCE.

Rear Admiral James l.. Lardner has been ordered
10 tie command OF the Portsmouth (N. H. Navy
Yard. Surgeon John Paul Quinn and salmaker J.
c. Herbert ordered to the Saratoga. Captain John
Guest relieved from temporary duty. and ordered
10 return 70 his regular duties at the Portsmouth IN.
H. Navy Yard. Lieutenant Commander c. A.
Walker, detached from the New York Navy Yard, and
ordered to the Hydraulic once, at Washington, d.
G. Surgeon G. J. Cleborne and samaker samuel
W. Taten are detached from the Saratoga and placed
waiting orders. Major q. II. Graham OF the Ma
rine Corps relieved from duty at headquarters and
detailed for recruiting service, and Will be relieved
at the barracks here by Captain Charles Haywood
The resignation OF second Assistant Engineer +.
7. II. Rainesderc - accepted.
The United states steamship Portsmouth third
rael arrived on the town OF Palma, Grand Canary
Island, Oh Marcl 3, from santa Cruz, Tencrine. All
well.
The New York herald., 1869-04-16

w. .errel. Professor p. +. Chase read the second
paper on tidal rainfall, in which the amount
and phenomena OF rainfall at Greenwich and
Philadelphia were compared. DIR. Walcott Gibbs Of
Cambridge, one on the products OF the alkaline
nltrtes upon acid and its derivatives Professor
Pierce, superintendent OF the Coast Survey, on in-
version in algebra upon which remarks were made
by Professor Alexander of Princeton, and Dr. Craig
of TIE Surgeon Generals ONCE, read paper on q
mode OF examination OF potable waters.
The New York herald., 1869-04-16

It Is thought then be put In readiness for sea. She
new vessel, and sister ship TO the Conto0cOok,
flagship OF Admiral Hon in the West Indies. The
Moshou has never been to sea. but has been lying
In ordinary housed over at the yard since she was
built, about year ago.
The saillng frigate Sabine was foated out OF the
dock on Wednesday last, and is now lying under the
shears. Her nasts are being taken out for the pur-
pose OF repairing them.
The saratoQa, naval apprentice ship, is lying OF
the buoy ut the Navy Yard. She viii sail about
Indies,
The New York herald., 1869-04-16

case to stand continued TO the first Friday OF 0cto-
ber next for oral argument
No. 44o.-Alex. Mcdonald et al, paintin IN error,
VS.. The United States In error 10 the District Court
for the Western District OF Arkansas On motion OF
Mr.. Aston Assistant Attorney General, ordered that
the judgment OF the said District Court be reversed.
No. 457.-SeYmour Stephenson ct al, plalntin In
error, Vs. Albert Ives ct AL in error TO the Circuit
Court oI the United States for the Northern district
Of Illinois. On motion or Mr.. Peck, Of counsel for
the defendant ordered by the court that this writ
of error be dismissed with costs.
Adjourned until the first Monday In October next.
The New York herald., 1869-04-16
The Brooklyn Navy Yard.

In accordance with the instructions Of Secretary
Borle, OF the Navy, received by Admiral Godon at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard the United States screw
sloop-ofwar Mosbo,u second ratel, armament ,nir-
teen guns was yesterday taken on the dry dock
he Mos'o'n Ia W have her keel decpeued, and viii.
The New York herald., 1869-04-16

EARLY WnEAr.-we saw yesterday n head Of
green wheat, some three inches long, grown by Mr.
IL .; hey OF Taylor county 1t Is known as the
"haines" variety, and Mr.. Riley has about an acre
OF II In full head No sign Of injury nv the issS
irosts was visible on it.-Coun,6us fG..J Enquirer.
The New York herald., 1869-04-16


The Supreme Court to-day rendered an opinion in
coin +. Brigham, who debarred the former from
practice In the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts,
It is held that judges not liable TO suits by pri-
vate individuals for their judicial acts as such pro-
secuons would interfere with the dignity and du ies
OF courts. The judgment of the court below was az.
nrmed
emi.Ccntennial Anniversary OF Odd Fellow.
ship.
II was stated at the quarterly communication OF
Columbia last night that President Grant has issued
an order directing tho heads Of departments TO give
leave OF absence to all clerks aud other employees
who desire TO participate in the scmi-centennIa an
niversary Of Odd Fellowship In Philadelphia.
The National Academy OF Sciences.
The National Academy OF Sciences met IN public
session at twelve o'clock N. to-day Professor Henry
In the chair. Professor Pierce made some remarks
touching the paper read on Wednesday morning by
age Of the earth was brought forward. The geo.
logical evidences OF this shrnkage. as pointed out
by Professor Lesley, are SO strong as to cad him to
inquire whether or not the cooling of the
planets were directly affected by this shrnkage.
lie thought 1t was, and proceeded to illustrate his
remarks by diagrams In concluding, Professor
Pierce stated that this was new evidence INTRO.
duced by means of geological Investigations IN
proof that the time Of the rotation Of the earth had
nrst paper On dal sesearees WAS read by ProlesyVy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08

Blsisdell, will get away to day for PIN
Bluff, little Rock, and all way Isnolngs
on the Arkansas. She connects closely
with the Fort Smith packets, and Is an
elegant passenger packet. Ad Storm and
Jim SAnlbury are her clerks.
The unsurpassed passenger steamer
Belle Lee, Capt. A. McGIl, will pass
down to-day for New Orleans. No finer
steamer floats than the beautiful Belle,
and to travel upon her is a lifelong
pleasure. Adolph Martin and Mir
Broughton are her capable, popular and
efficient clerks.
The elegant City Of Cairo, Capt. J. w.
Main, with II. G. Corbyn and Glenn
Nolte in the Office, leaves to-day at her
u.usI hour, for Cairo and 81. Louis.
Sam Weaver, at the Memphis and
Charleston ticket office, sells tickets over
this line Of packets for all points North
q ID East.
The U. 8. mail packet Luminsry,
Capt. Conway, with Lee Flnney and
Charley Parsons in the Office, will pass
down to-day for Vicksburg and the
bends.
The splendid steamer Silver Moon,
Capt. Ben Merrilees, leaves to-day for
Cairo and Cincinnati. Capt. Ben is 6
famous master in the trade, and has
thousands Of earnest friends who never
see him back out with q light trip
Don't fail to take the Silver Moon if you
want a good time. Geo. Higgins is chile
| clerk.
Capt. NJ. E. Wsldraven, ex-chief Of
our Fine Department, leaves to- day fol
the land of gold. Capt. W. only re
turned from the mountains a few day
ego, and takes back with him a qlarti
mill, which we hope may turn ouG IN
told wealth for him and his.
As an instance of the decline Of steam
boating on the Ohio, we note the arri7a
of Capt. Sam Archer Zone Of oar oldes
river men as well as best pilotsy upon
brick boat all the way from Pittsbnre
We poked fun at Capt. Sam about th
fact yesterday, but be replied that " flu
brick al $50 per 1000 was no fun"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08

In the general markets We note no
material improvement either in tie
stocks On hand oE the demand. In fact
the former sIe fsIIirg or to some extent.
Prices are about the same, exespt in
Mes Polk, which is weaker. TIE Dry
Goods trade is moderately active only in
this merket. o. the New York market
the Commercial Bu letiH Of lbe5 n says:
The week opens with very little en-
couTsgement, and DO activity can be re-
ported With any portion Of the trade.
Much anxiety - exp.eesed hv many re-
asrdipg the fU;u e, g d al e d rImoJs
are sfORt Of the inability Of some hons s
70 meet their liabilities promptly. We
trust thess reports may prove to be IN
founded. and believe The circulation Of
eueh rumoTs-oten without the slightet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. help TO brig
about the very result whichit should be
sbe desire OF every Tight-miuded trades.
man TO aveii. We report 10 changes 10
priees in domestic goods, although We
ind that BroVn Deuias have become
suddeuIy scarce, aud the agents are sek-
ing su advance, often putting them
stove The B us good. Cotton goods
generally are most neglected, and As
20 anv stvles cannot be produced at pres
ant rates, we shall look for q growing
ecercity Of several brands. Pdnts are
no longer the pripcipsl paint OF Interest
With buyeTs, and TIE stands cff,E lev AZ
fractions, new styles being rare and but
few opening. Pdces keep very steady,
and no changes Of moment are probable
Tor ) balance cf the season in regular
goods.
u,lt,. NJ. and stocks ample. Ia the East-
81 markets there sstil 8 moderate trade
Sairg. The snrting.up demand fscm the
Son,b sDd West still continues TO keep
s~sbege and napufsciurers tolerabiy well
s~ynTIoved. though the latter are not yet
@attne euy movement in the way cf
n-ar.. nor the midsummer trade.
pr. 80 YORK exchanged OF the 9Th ssys:
furn from ease 20 activity
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08

The stock market st the opening Wa
rmer but the indications were cOnsld-
cred treacherOus. Ga the call, however,
they were strong and active, with a large
demand from the Bears ID cover short
sales. There vas no material change "a
the close, When prices became unsettled
Wells Fargo Elk, S53i American Elk
403; Adams Ex., cog U. s. Ex.I %
Merchants Union Elk, Is; Quicksilver.
2O3; Canton co. Pacific Mail, 9Zb; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, AZ New Yors
Central, I79; Erie, to-; Hudson.
I5e; Reading SGT; Chicago & Alton, l59
preferred, I58; Toledo, w. and w, 72l
preferred IS; st. Paul, 765; preferred
859; st. Wayne, l49l; Ohio and Ml5sla'
sippi, 82s Michigan Central, 1885, Mich
igan Southern, lG52; Illinois Central
I45 ; Cleveland & P~ittsburg, 93B Cleve'
land & Toledo, l044 Rock Island, 1875
Chicago d Northwestern, s34 ) preferred
e7z.
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FINANCE AKD TRADE.
OFFICE OF THIS DAILY APPEAL
MEHPHrs, May Z, 1868.

FINANCE
The advance ia Gold wssthe prlnclpsi
cause OF excitement upon u streets To-
day. 1t opened in New York at 1861 ana
closed ST 1884. The rise wAs attributed
10 the complication of affairs with EGG
land. In our market there was On scuve
iuauiry, and rates advanced as rapidly
as in the East. At the cloEe dealers were
buying az our quotations and not An4
ious to sell.
Exchange is easy, with an improved
demand from mercantile houses, but 30
change in rates. Regular customers are
allowed some rebste, but to outsiders
rates sre rs quoted below.
We have no change to note IN CufIsn-
CIV. Our banks seem 70 he well suppheo,
and take all No. / short paper 81 10
per cent.
An cfsr Of 53c was made for two
Memphis city Bonds, bus refused. Thers
is . good demand for all Southern stocks
and bonds, but zone upon the market.
City Scrip is firm and advancing
Dealers sre anxious to buy, but are q
bic to do so, while there is no disposition
10 sell even st our quotations.
County Warrants and Polics SCRIP art
weak. and are not in demand except IL
q small wRy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08

UISITORS to the celebrated Bot Springs. Of
Arkansas, Will tina this a very pleasant
route. The boats ars new, the tables good and
sfaterOOms clean, passengers are landed ~
Lit o Rock in time to take the 81, ges for Eot
springs on the third morning from Memphis
The elegant passenger boats of this line leave
Memphis for Little ROCK, as follows:
steamer rHOMAS H. ALLEN,
REESE Master
Tuesdays, at 5 O'Clock pin.
steamer w. A. CALDWELL,
r. L. Master
Thursdays, at 5 o'clock pm. s.
Steamer OZARK,
HI. Master
Saturdays, At 5 o'clock pm.
Making direct connection at LILLE ROCK
for 4 ORT SMITH, with the fol owing boats that
leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays and Sun
days, at 10 O'Clock a M:
FORT GIBSON ....-..John WoOdburn, Master
A BUREN .---.--Jann Bowlin- master
Thus making three trips a week from TT
r OK to FORT SMITH, and connecting at Fort
smith with TIE steamer
FORT Rowland, Master
For Fort Gibs n.
Through bills OF lading given. tor freight 10
and from NV Orleans, Memphis, Sd Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freighta delivered at destination, at all stages
of the river, without storing or other delay.
ANY persons desiring to ghiP by this line from
the North, East or West TO any point OF the
ArkaRsas river, shouid nave their goods con
signed t. "MENPHts n ARKANSAS RIYER
Front street, Mostly BlOck). Those shipping
from New Orleans should consisn to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company" at Ma
Poieon. JOAH ID. q President.
7. A. KEHDIG, Agent,
Ipyl omoe S0s FToot street, Mostly Block.