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HILADELpHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST BOARE
MEssRs. DK HAVEN 8 BROTHKR, No. 40 s. Third

MEssRs DE HAVEN & BROTHER, No. 40 8. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
u. s. 6s OF 1881 11lS91l4,S do. 1862, 1l2H@l194;
do. 1884, l1l@li1A; do, 1862 1llM@liix; do 1895.
do. 1lO@ll01 1O-4Os, l0s1I@1Os1S. U. s. 80 Year
6per cent Currency, 1t1A@1111S Gold, 1l61s@1lo}s
Silver, 111@1l3; Union Pacific Railroad 1st Mort.
Bonds, s15@s25; Central Pacific Railroad, s76@ssb;
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds, T20@T60.
JAY COOKE & 90 quote Government securities as
foows:-U. s. 6s OF 1ss1 1l49S@ll4,s; b2os OF 1852
1l2H@11294; do. 1864, 1ll@1ll1l; do. Nov. 1856,
lddSSS. do do dH suy 40 do Sea
1O9lS Pacincs, li1A@i11k. Gold, 1893.
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Co., NO. 80 8. Third
1881, 1l4s1l4s; t-2Os OF 1862, 112x@112 do. 1854,
111@11131; do. 1865, 1l1H@1l1zS; do, July, 1886,
1858, 11O@l1O1S; bs l04O, 10sX@lO9; q. S. Pacidc
RR: Cy. 6s, 1l1A@lilH. Gold. 11sA@l1e19. Market
dull
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEaRAPH OFFICE,l
Wadnasdau Al NO IL lRIn


The money market remains steady, with
slight upward tendency in rates for discounts.
The current is still westward, but this is usual
in September about the middle of which month
it generally reaches its climax. All the markets
on the Eastern seaboard will no doubt wear a
stringent aspect during the entire month, but
the active current in this direction this year is
of healthy character, In the absence of any
important speculative movements in stocks or
gold.
We quote call loans easy at 567 per cent,
and t-class business paper at 7@9 per cent,
according to dates and credit.
The gold market continues quiet and very
steady, with fluctuations up to noon between
1161s and 1861, closing at 116H.
Government bonds are also dull but stronger,
especially on the other side of the Atlantic.
The stock market was moderately active, and
prices quite steady. City 6s, new bonds, sold at
1917.
Reading Railroad was steady at 4S244S1SS,
without sales. Pennsylvania sold at 5s@58M;
Catawissa preferred at 3714 b. o.; Little Schuyl-
kill at Al; and Camden and Amboy at 114A
The balance of the list was firm but quiet.
There was a sale of Central Transportation at
81, and Hestonyille Passenger Railway at IL,
b. o.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. :
Ranortad i.v he Haven A. Rro M Third atraaf
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THE New U. 8. APPRAISERS BUILDING
The new building for the use of the U. s. Ap-
praiser at Second and Gold streets will cost
altogether about 100000. The building is fire.
piece of timber About four millions of bricks
were used in the construction. The basement
walls are five feet in thickness and the walls
above two feet seven inches. The dimensions
are 100 by &C feet There will be steam hoist
ing apparatus and the building will be heated
with steam. The tanks on the top will contain
two thousand gallons of water, always ready in
case of fire.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The tenth annual fair
and fall exhibition eof the East Pennsylvania
10Th and nth of September, at Norristown, Pa.
Premiums are offered to the amount of $4,000.
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The Grent Orlennist Statesman. and His
Eventual Carcer-What He has Accomplished
In Literature and Politics-His Fnithfulness
to France and Hostility to NapOleou-Whatf fs
bn Store for Him IL the House of Orleans Is
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INTERESTING CASE.
Has an Internal Revenue 0ffieer the Power
TO FOrcs Merchants TO Submit their
Private Accounts for His
Inspection.

QUINCY, LII, April lS.-There is an in
teresting case in the United States Court
now in session here.
J. j. BlOomheld, Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue for Illinois, brings action against
Thomas HOllishOn Il Co., distillers, charg-
ing them with contempt in refusing to
bring forward their books and accounts
for his examination. Defendants state
that no Intentional contempt WAS intend
del by them; that they are not properly
chargeabls ia the preceding ease; that
they have not refused to obey the var
rant issued by the Supervisors that the
only paper served upon them was no
tice to produce books and accounts, which
was so indefinite and inconsistent in its de-
mands that it was impossible to have act
ed with the req uirements; that they have
strictly kept all books and papers required
by law to be kept by them, and have al
ways kept them open to the Inspection
of all Revenue officers; that Bloomfield
has repeatedly examined them; that as TO
the production Of their exclusively pri-
vate books. papers and memoranda, whe-
ther they relate TO their business or not,
thev have fully and fairly stated facts to
counsel learned in the law, and are ad-
vised that the supervisor has no right to
require their productions; and that they
have sought in the matter only to defend
themselves against The unlawful inVa-
sion of their private property.
On the other hand, the Supervisor
claims the right, upon an attempt being
made to evade the law, TO enter the prem
ises Of any person, examine all papers,
private or otherwise, and even compel a
persSn to criminqte himself, by admission
or confession,
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which sounds the doath-knen of Ameri-

which sounds the death-kneIl of Ameri-
can freedom.
Northern voters are induced to believe
most villainous falsehoods. Each Radical
speeeh-maker, in the Senate and House,
has agreed in caucus, it is stated, upon
the assertion of the same system of un-
mixed lies, and each Congressman in the
ring distributes the speeches of the other,
and thus the continent shudders, and
when the South is named mankind turns
away in horror and disgust. Time alone
can correct these false impressions and
statements.
Every itinerant adventurer in the
South, from every county and city in
every State, is engaged in the task of
sending Ku-Klux billet dO1tr to Congress
men, and in furnishing g facts to carpet
baggers for diffusion through the press
and postOffice, in speeches delivered in the
two Houses of Congress.
q Morton leads The nay,
To Li9ht them 10 their prey"
negro perfectibility is proclaimed, and
the blood of ten thousand Union men,
slaughtered in the South, appeals to Con-
gress and the country for vengeance.
Senator Wilson, kindly enough, when
the condition of the South was the theme
of private conversation, congratulated
Morton on the grandeur and success OF
his deliueation of Southern morals and
character. Hamilton, the Texan Senator,
was the subject of smilszsffand encomium
Pool was lovingly caressed, and the SEN
ate was bathed in his smiles and oathos.
the scenic effect of these shameful per-
formances has its moral influence upon
the people, and the South = undone.
L. J. D.
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THE DOMINION.
The Red River Rebels to be Confronted by
a Canadian Force.

OTTAWA, April 2O.-In the Senate the
Committee on Northwestern Territory
examined pr. ShIlty-a Canadian, who
had lately escaped from Fort Ctarry-at
great length, In regard to the climate, re-
sources, ETC., of the Red River Territory.
The Doctor said he wondered that any
emigrants could be induced to remain
here while 80 fine territory was ayaila-
bie az Fort Garry He described the In
dians 10 be frisndly in the country be-
tween the Red River aud Lake Superior.
There is a report that the new terms
which Rel, instanced by the rebel dele
gates, demands from the Canadian govern
TIeut, were that a local force SHOULD be
maintained by Dominion government,
and that no regular troops, or Canadian
troops, should be introduced into the Ter
ritOry.
1t is stated that the Canadian govern
ment has paid over $500, 900 as agreed
upon, in Bsyment to the Hudson Bay Co,
for the surrender Of their title. Payment
Unnecessary as a preliminary step to the
sctual commencement offorcible prOcee9-
spgs n the northwest, with troops for tho
Red Rive, by way 3f Hudson Bay. The
vessel Will reach Fort York about the first
of July.
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Mankind never knew how the Norid
,vas riven to living until this Congress as
suusd the task Of making the world be-
IisXe tbas social disorders and crimes
Jistin0uisb the condition Of Southern
states. Hamilton, the Radical Senator
froui Texas. gentle and timorOas enough
while war ragged, nov rushes about ike a
roaring lion. seeking whom he may de-
xonr. The other Hamilton, from the
s,sToa state. who never faltered in devo-
tion To the Union, contradicts every asser-
tion and opposes every measure OF the
naIevOleut Senator. Partisan necessi Ties
demand the sacrifice. Bullock and his
infamous crew, and Stokes ana maynard
and F'Ietcber must not be suffered to SINK
mo obseur:ty. and States aSe put to tor
tnre and death that politicians may live
and monopolize Office and power. PRO
vision must be made for the protraetion
Of those partisan relations. which VIII m
sune support, by an united So1th, 70 the
Radical candidate for ths Presidency. 1t
is eomuonly stated here tkat Grant was
Chosen for two terms; aad, Il this be not
conceded by the suffrages Of the people,
an army and navy are prepared, WITH
sslavi65 titled nobility, and with BEL
1,cnf and the bond holders, to compel
81 h1,ission to the rude aztocrat oa TIE
vVbsfe House. Congress u noW playing
ia part in this scheme, the tFialSPh ol
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NASHVILLE.
The Comptroller Ready to Issue Warrants
for School Money.

NASHVILLE, April 20.-COmptrOller
Blackburn has given notice that he-is now
ready to issue to the county trustees
warrants on the State Treasurer for the
amount of school money due the counties
respectively for the years 1868 and 1863,
and only awaits official notice from the
Clerks of County Courts that said trustees
have given the required bonds. Much
trouble may be saved by both the trus-
tees and teachers of the various counties
if the trustees send for warrants to cover
the alnopnt due zach teacher. Il county
is entitled to $1,000 th5 Com Ptroller will
send 10 the trustee as many warrsnts as
he NAV wish that amount divided into, so
as to enable him to settle with the teach
nrs of his cOnntY.
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ADVERTISERS

win ind the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium in the State. The great
extent and variety of its reading matter has
forced It's enlargement for the accOmmOda-
ton of advertisers, and its circulation in all
parts of Tennessee, Alabama. Mississippi,
reKas and Arkansas, among merchants,
planters and business. men, reuders 1t espec-
ially desirable to those who wish to reach the
general and substantial puhlic. by advertise
ing theif respective business and interests.
Address "APPEAL."
ADDeal Building. Memphis
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ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY 6 WEEKLY
Subscription Price Greatly Reduced

CIUBBING RATES.-To clubs OF two or
more subscribers we will send our Mammotn
VesIxIV' tIe largest paper in the South-S2E55
fnches-Ior one year, each, 81. To ciuls OF Two
or more subscribers we win send our SUNDAY
APPEAL for one year, eaoh, ~
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, ElC.-NeWs-
,aDer Dealers. Express Agents, Country Mer
chants Postmasters. Depot Agents, and any
friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL. who will
do SCARE requested to procure regular sub
scribers, remftting TO us the amount, less ten
I1er cent or fiye per cent. for Clubs, for ser
Irices: or, if preferred. arrangements as to
compensation will be made. Specimen copies
sent on application.
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Kiaml conoreuationaI Conference.

CrNo1NNArI. April 2O.--The Miami Ton on
s,regsfionaI Conference to-day heard the
Sep5rts Of churches and upon reunion,
Tbe responsibility Of the Lalty - M I1fe tbat
..,-o,ssSI,l,dv who possessed the requisite
eifls was entitled 20 preach, and that no
6odv of men had authority 70 ordalD'
The agreement in this opinion was gen gem
era. Rev. A. H. Ross and Deacon Glenn
were appointed delegates TO the Natlon4i ON.
Conference at Chicago on the Zlth lnsb
Rev. E. HALEY and c. Hitchcock, ager.
mates. Further discussion e1sQed on th'
-subiect ia il advisable to employ evan
.cyelists in order to secure a revival. 1t wa
Ield 10 be wrong, and spasmOdie efforts a
religion were denounced.
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STORM.
Effects of the Late Storm at Lisbon, POrtu-
gal -.6reat Loss of Life.

LFssoE, April 20.-Later adviees, per
steamer Argentine, contain further par
ticulars of the friRhtful storm which oc-
CURED at the city of Ruenos Ayers on the
18th of March last. The wind blew hur-
rieaRe, and the river in the Rio de La Plate
rose so high as to food great portion Of
the city. So sudden was the overflow
that men and horses we're drowned in the
streets, and many people barely escaped
with their lives. A great number oi
buildings were undermined, which subse-
ogeatly broke down and were entirely
destroysd by the weight of goods in them.
Ships were driven ashore and wrecked OF
sunk at anchorage, and many sailors were
drowned. The damage il immense.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIs THEATER
SpaIdIna. BidwelI & MaeDonouah. Prppr,s.

LAST NIGHT BUT TWO Of the charming
COmmedienue, ALICE DUNNlNG LIN
GARD AND THE LISGARD COMPANY
THDBsDA1 EVENING. April 2lsf.-Ihe
performance TO commence with NAVAL
ENG NrS-Mtss Mortimer tthe Ad-
miraPs Ward, Alice Duuuing LiugardJ.
Aiter The comedy, ALICE DUNNING LIN
GARA,will give her BOUQUET or MEL
ODIHE To conclude with LITTLE TOD
DLEKINS.
TOMORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, A priI -
For the Benefit OF THE GnEAT LINGARD.
who viii make his temperance after his
late accident, and give his WCndrOus
Sketches, with new features, and his Great
Statue Song.
saturday ApriI 22d-Iast I,ingard Matinee.
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DISPEEsARY.
VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

Vs NOW permanently established for the
treatment Of Patients, both Male and Fe-
male, who are afflicted with any form Of
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LETTERS FROM WASHINGTON.

Chief Justice Chase What He Thinks Of
the Future Of DemOeraes--His Thorough
Conservatism Chase and Webster-POOr
POOl--A Texan camanehe in the Senate
Chamber---The Scheme Of ReeOnstruc-
tion---How il is Perfected.
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Appeal Buiiding. Memphis.


A BsoLUrE DIVORCES legally obtained in
N New YORK, Indiana, Illinois and other
States, for persons from any Stateor country,
legal everywhere; desertion, drunkenness,
nOn-support etc. SUFFICIENT cause; no public
ity; no charge until divorce obtained. AdyiDo
free. Business established l5 years. Address
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, No. 70 Nassau street,
New York city, nh&
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<nHS y
DIED.

FORD-YestsTday morning at o'clock,
MICHAEL Ford, ON Fifth street, near Mill.
Funeral services at 81. Peters Church this
(THURSDAYl afternoon, 2lst inst, at 2 O'Clock
st. Louis Republican please copy.
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rrxT5Fas Franklin House, at Raleigh Springs,
will be open for guests as first class
house from May 10, 1870. Parties wishing to
cen so prior to above date; address
l F. GsPRAf-is Proprietor.
2,s Front Bow, Memphis. Tenn. aps
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LOUISVILLE, April 20.--JOhn L. Kirby,
for many years connected with Inc press
of this city, has resigned ms Positlon on
the Touisvilia co1amerciat to engage in
mercantile business.
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DR.. SHEPARD

THREATS Chronic and other Diseases Of both
sexes efectually. From the age, expeIl-
enee and Weil-known reputation OF tne
Doctor. the public and the afflicted may rely
an a perfect and thorough cure. There IS no
need of visiting Hot or sulphur SpIlnssi p
be removed by new and neVer-iallns ieIne-
dies. mos generally known. and without lhIu
riOus medicine. Having nao an eAten ~. - =,
,,ra.sftce in fho diseases of women, ne re-
sDectfully sOlicits acall from ladies' q Nisiis
tbosa who cannot come to the once
psrttes living at q distance, who descriDs
,l,a51 esse accurately by letter, can have SUIT
sble medicine sent by express.
n- Ofiee-4l Monroe street, between
Main and Second. apo
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WAsHINGTON, April 20.-The Ohio Leg
islature are on a visit TO this city, and
made a call on the President this morn
ing. They were received in the East room
in a cordial maHner-nO speeches.
The Funding Bill.
Mr.. Boutwell, had conference this af-
ternoon with the Ways and Means Com
mittee on the funding bill, for the purpose
of securing early action on the measure.
They informed him that it would be bad
policy to antagOnize il with the tarlh
A Clear Majority in the House for 6ingham's
Georgia Bill.
The Seuate's investigation concerning
the use of improper influence TO pass the
Geoogia bill without Bingham's amend
ment is likely to prove failure. A can
vass of the House made by those opposed
to PomerOy's amendment to the Georgia
bill, shows that there is clear maj ority
for the bill as It passed the Senate,
Supreme Court Cases-Ths Legal Tender
Decision will not be ReOpened
In the Supreme Court to-day, the ease
of o. B. and D. Latham, respondents, a
motion was made by Mr.. Chatfeld, coun-
sci for the appellants, TO dismiss the ap-
peal. WhereupOn the Court retired for
consultation, and unanimously agreed to
the motion. va
In the case of Istrel Dunning, vs.. the
United States, the Csurt came to the
same conclusion.
In the case of Hepburn Us. Griswold,
on motion for Feappearipg, and INVOLVING
the reopening of the Legal Tender deci-
sion, recently made, a motion WIS unani-
mously denied by the Court, no Judge
who conaurred in said decision deGiding
to hear the case reargued. This ends
that matter, and the decision requiring
gold contracts made prior to the passage
Of the Legal Tender act to be paid in gold
stands
The Louisiana Contested Election.
Mr.. Kerr submitted resolution direct
ing the Speaker to inform the Governor
of Louisiana that there is a vacancy in
the First District of that State; that it
was only as a choice of evils that he voted
as he did.
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NnTIcE Tn TAx-PAYERS.

THE dslinauent list has been turned over
10 the Court, and ali those wishing -, -
save cost Of advertising can 40 20 ~ -, I'M,
Ire ciffEens can see who are n9s k3AS ~ ~
No ,ro.nnflv FELIX W. R0bEts1nSe11c,
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To Contractors and the Trade.
$50 barrels Mess 3eei,
$50 tierees Ness M 2rim3 BEEF,
100 barrtIs Prime P1rt.

sB~ All guaranteed Of BETTER QUALlTl
than any ever before offered In this market
R8- For sale at less than an inferior article
commands in other markets.
ap20 TOOF. PHILLIPS & 60.
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NOTICE.

WE have this day 10 ofMessrs. BROOKS
w & Co. our eutirs~ ok Of GrOcerles'
In retiring from this braR2n OF business, We
recommend to our friends and the public
generally our successors, who are long and
favorably known TO this community. MessrS.
Brooks Il Co. viii at all times keep full
stock Of Groceries, and we solicit for them
continuance OF the patronage so literally eX-
tended TO us TAYLOR & RUTLAND.
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NOTICE 10 BUILDERS.

otvtcr or GENERAL. SUPERINTENDENT, \.
MISsIssIPPI AND TESNEsSEE RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS, April Is, lS7O.)
UNROPOSAI,S will he received at this ONCE
k|funfu Monday, May ID, 1870 for the Duilas
mo of a BRICK FREIGifT DEPoT, at memphis,
foFtv feet vide and about one hHnaTed ana
thirty. ave OS5) feet lang-CoFersd Nltn slates
slsnfenher 1870 Plan and speeltoatiln can
bs seen al this once. A. b, LlVEhaoAE,
~ ps.s59 90 - 6eD1 Sup't
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D1szo1ratdop.

THE eOpartneTship heretofore existing be-
i tween $. N. lobe and c. 7. Hunt, under
the name and style of lobe. Hunt 3 Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
party Is authorized to settle any unelosed
business OF the ffrm 3. NJ. JOBE,
G. p. HUNT
q nros,x, to4a q p HINT late
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8. MoSBY, late q. r nuNI, lSte s
MOsby a DOriOn, Jopo, II nunt q %
w M REDWINE late with Peoples Bank.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAUTION-Th public are cautioned against
~ negotiating $4,000 Kansas Pacific First
z PER CENT. BONDS,
Nos 677, 1910 to 1850 inclusive, cool to 5000 in.
elusive. The Bonds having been obtained by
fraud, payment has beensiOpped.
DABNEY MDR6AN & CO.,
50 Exchange Place.
New York, April u, lS7G apo
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MEMPHIS THEATER.
POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY !
MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 25th
THE ORIGINAL
PEAK FA MLLX
SWISS BELL RINGERS.

VTOCALISTs, HARPIsTs. vIOLTNIsTs and
v STAFF BELL PLAYERS Everything
New, Brilliant, Attractive and Unique. Since
their last visit they have imported a new SET
OF Silver Table Bells l20 in number; also. a
new and elegant stan of 35 Silver Bells a
new dOuble-actiOn Evard Harp, and all the
late musical productions.
Owing 70 previous engagements OF The
Theater, they can remain but One Night Only
Seats may be secured at the Theater three
days in advance. Prices as usual
aplg L. NJ. HARRIS Business Agent
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MOSBY, HUNT & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers & Comm MCht's.
2s4 FRONT STREET.

xvyE the undersigned, having this day
w bought the interest OF Mr. = NJ. JObe, IN
the firm OF lobe, Hunt & Co., and associated
ourselves together for the purpose of conduct
inS a wholesale grocery and general commits
sion bus ness, bag J. aye to refer the attention
of our friends, the public, ana the irleqqs OF
10 solicit their p ttronage. and promise al all
fines 10 exert our best efforts for the interest
~ our friends SAMUEL MOSBY,
-. - G.. p. HUNT,
W. a. REDWINE.
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ED. ]. TAYLOR. VIC. RUTLAND.
TAYLOR g. RUTLAND,
COTTON FACTORS
And General Commission Merchants,
Ma anA uoshu Rinnk IIn.stalrs

TTAVING sold our stock of Groceries 10
II Messrs. BROOKS & CO., we now change
our business TO the above card. We return
fbe liberal patronage extended to us the last
four wears, and respectfully solicit them 10
cali on US, and extend TO Us liberal eonsign-
esnfs OF cotton and produce. We promise
nroTn 81 returns and liberal advances.
PtsnR TAYLOR q RUTLAND.
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WASHINGTON.

The Ohio Legislature and the President.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The Ohio Leg
islature are on a visit to this city, and
made a call on the President this morn
ing. They were received in the East room
II . cnrIia II man nar-nn anneches.
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Notice.

lido not hesitate TO recemmenA the above
Arm rs Gentlemen of responsibility, to solicit
a contihuanGe Of the patronage extended to
Ioha Huut IL Co fap5l x NJ. JOBE-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS.
NM E TEMERRIS
COCHRAN HALL.

as- Terms, - per veek-S5 per month.
Dent by the anous SCHADE. Nos. lS2.le4
Mafn sirsat apo