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The San OomlHgo expsdltisu Bearing Frul

SANTANA BAY, February %
Much excitement is being caused in
San Domingo city by the official an
nouncement to the inhabitants that
Barrie and San CristOval had pulled
down the Dominican COlOrs and raised
the American flag. The revolutionary
force, composed Of the adherents OF
President Salnave, were about
marching against Hayti with the OBJ
iect of overthroWing President Saget,
and placing Leconte at the head Of
the government. LecOnte, accom-
panied by Major c. G. Megrue, of Gin
cinnati, had visited the Commission
at Port au- Prince.
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MoHday April Sd ls7I,

within legal heurn, all the right. title anq IN
terest OF q s. Seversan In and 70 thr lel1oh-- =
ing described property. tc-Wtts A certain tot
or parcel OF gEornd, being aud lying - -.t tles
part OF the city OF Memphis known es SCUM
Memphis and bounded as tOlloHss DeeLL
ming ~ the Rort heast corner OF lot forller4S
owned BY Van Pelt, on Causey street IA ss ss.lu
city. 1neDcs south Werdiy win ne ca y ~ ALle
al ssauaav street 90 fest, 60 slakei tnsnce
esstvgardly and parallel with van Felts line
- feet 10 q SC. ks 100 feet froIR hernando
efraat. thence northWardlys pafallel Win
Herfiantio street, 40 feet, to Van Pelt's south
east corner: thence with van Feibh lne
wsstwsrdIy to the bsginnlngi ~ being 8
,,erf 81 lot 40. s. IN block a, as designated Ia
ne man OF South Memphis, which was
houqht ny Branham Msrriu Of William L.
Vance As per deed OF said Vance to said Mer-
rtIi Cistsd November ~, 1856, and registered
ia the REGISTERS ofiee Of shelby county, Ten
uessee book So, part i, pages lsl and isS, on
the sth day of August. 1859,
Terms 9f sal6-caah.
EpMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Wilson Beard, Attorneys, mhf
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Usitsd States Soldiers not 10 60 to SaH
Domingo.

NEW YORK, March 16.-Generai
Mcdonald. denies the story that the
troops at Governors Island we're held
ready to proceed to San Domingo in
certain Contingencies. The troops
named have been at Governors
Island since October IA, 1870, and will
soon proceed to the northwestern
frontier
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Chaneery Sale Of Rsal Estate.

No. 6Se. n. R.-First Chanoery C0urt OF shell
by county. Merrill va. r. 8. De
Barre ct al.
DY virtue Of an interiocutOry decree for
ID sale entered IN the above cause, December
18th, ls,O, win sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, IN irons OF the CierE and
Masters Ofica, GreenlRW block, second
street, below Onion In the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on
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Saturday. April lst. 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit: A tract Of land situated
lying and being in tbs county or Shelby and
State or Tennessee, on the State line road
three miles from tie city OF Memphis, con-
taining 4g]3 acres, whtcn said land is subdi'
vfded into tracts OF about acres each.
Also. lots Nos. 1, 2 3, 4, s., 6, and OF the
homestead tract on the corner OF Walnut
and TAFT streets, in the city OF Menu phtsl
Shelby county, State Of Tennessee.
Also, lots Nos IA, Is. IS, II. Is and - OF the
homestead tract; plat and diagram Of the
above described property Is on hle IN my
office, II said land is not sold on the day
designated the sale will be continued frOm
day To day until all Is sold.
TERMs or SALE.-Oue ue-f0urth cash. balance
in 8, Y and Is months, taking notes bearing
interest, with good security, and retaining q
lien for the same
PIats or diagrams may be had Of ROyster q
TrezsvaDt, aaotiOnesrs, or at my once.
March 1, lsIl.
M d. +. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanson, Swingley & Dasl1tel, SOls. for COM
nlatuaut. mnE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

I OTTERY.-Omcial drawings OF the Mis-
u souri, state Lottery. CLASS 1T.
q, 20, IA, 20, 46, 81, 81, l2 40, IS, 63, 81, A.
CLASS l23.
70, 81, II, 70, so, "a, 50, II, So. 81, 2, 8.
Prizes nom slO0 to $4,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nighed in the above Lottery by ]. E FIX AECE
i61S North Court street, Box l17, Memphis,
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER CO., Man
ayers st. Louis, No. mhH
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c0nplloatlsn, d ths ErIs RaIIroad Ce.

NEW YORK, March l8.-The World
financial writer says: The cOmplica-
tiOns, legal and otherwise, of the Erie
Railroad Company seem to be increas-
ing. An INDUCTION is in force against
the Erie company issuing or selling
consolidated mortgage bonds, which
Is likely to emharFass the cOmp8ny's
finances; the strikes and demOraliza-
tiOn Of the coal trade have caused a
loss Of about $500, 900 per month in
earnings during the winter; the float
ing debt of the company has been
increased to about So, OOO, 900, and the
sale Of consolidated bonds was intend
ed 10 raise money 20 pay the liabili-
ties, and there has been a considerable
reduction in the rates for travel to the
West. COlOnists' tickets are now
issued by various lines At reduced
rates. Holders OF these tickets are
entitledJ to first class-p passage on eX-
press trains, with 100 pounds of bag
gage free, and with a corresponding
reduction for the transportation OF
their household goods and farming
Implements, within twelve days from
the date Of purchase. For the special
a accommodation of persons visiting
the West to select lands and home
steads and return for their families,
excursion tickets are now sold Ia new
feature), good for the round tfip,
within thirty days from the date Of
purchase,
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THE VICTORY.
TREE Chsers RBd q Tiger" fer New
Hampshire.

CONCORD, March l6.-Retdrns from
two hundred and eighteen towns in
djcate that there has been no election
for Governor by the people. Pike
has 80, 1889 votes and Weston "a, ,88l ;
Cooper and scattering, 1914. The
House stands 162 Republicans and
I64 Democrats and four labor reform.
The Senate stands four Republicans,
five Democrats and three vacancies.
The executive council stands two and
two, with a vacancy in the FIRST dis
triCt. Probably all the Democratic
COngressmen are elected.
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Friday, March l7,87l

within legal hours. the follow Llg described
property, TO Wits a 1tasu lot or parcel c-
FrOuud, which is the northern oua-lllrd + -
tsr thsreab0ufs o. lol 80 - e. laid down ou
the Orlainal plan Of she city OF Memphis. In
Shelby county, Tennessee Situated on L1a
east side 81 Main street, q little north Of Jal-
feIson street, IN said city bounded on the
north bT fhs diVidlng line between original
lots. No. 81 and Y. west lT Lalu alreaLf 4
south By Line parallel with l11 llslI p g
enst b second alla7. naaEiuE aio5 Of taet y
i've fesG 'front.' on Main street ana ii-7l l7aE
deep ,-
rr.onffqs ssofes rTffh approved saauEllF re-
qufred. Equity Of redemption oa11a1
WDMuND A. COLI CLERK aiil --aa
EOrtrscht Craft Al-ol8aS"
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HOME DISPATCHES
New Iersey Elections.

NEW YORK, March IS. The
returns from the town elections
throughout Burlington county, New
Jersey, are nearly complete. Yester-
day majority for the Republican
e-hOlders was elected.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL E5TATE
On
THUSRBAY. MARCH 30ih, 1871.

No 8z5.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, T5nnsssee.-Wm b. sullbh
et al. Vs. Samuel A Meacham4
ID Y virtue Of an order OF sale made ia t4ls l1l
ID cause. win sell at public auction 70 ne ne
highest bidder, in front Of the once OF ne
Second Chan cery Court Of SnslOy county IA
the effv of kferunirfn Tennessee, on
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LEAVING MERIDIAN.

A great many negroes are leaving
Ne. -idian. Every train takes away sun
- ss bic sous and daughters. They
1kfnk If is no place for them, now
-Lst JVerra,. Tyler is 4" mOuidering in
80 ero1nd . "A d the soul Of General
PHlT ClOptOn Is marching where
Deace and rest cah never dwell.
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phis; Emperor, POmer0y and Robert
Mitchell, for New Orleans. The Valid
passed over the falls with three barges
OF produce for the Southern markets.
The Pink Varble is loading for White
river and the Camelia for the Tennes-
see river.
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE

No. 9is.-N. R.-Ffrst ChaRcsry Court Of shell
by eounty.-JOhn NJ. Brooks, Admir- OF Eli !
jsh Brooks, deceased, vs.. Anderson @,
Bettis.
NY virtue OF an iutsrlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause, Novem-
be 25, 1879, / will sell, at public aactiOnm-
tn highest bidder, in fraut Of the CLERK to
Mas teF's office, GreenIaw block, Second stand
10 the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, Onreets
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such as syphilis, GOnorrhsa. Glaat Structures
aud all Urinary Diseases; 5y philtic or Mer.
cuTi1 al affections Of the throzt, skin or bones,
orChttis. hernia or ruptuTe; also, the effects
Of q solitary habit, ruiuOus to the body and
mind, producing blOtches on the face. de bill
ty, i'm potency, dizziness, oimness Of sight,
confusion of ideas, evil fOrebOding, averaiOn
to society, loss OF mem Ory, weakness, etc, not
all Of these in any one case, but al occurring
frequently IN various cases. Rheumatism
and rheumatic pains cured by new method.
Particular attention paid 10 tna DIS EAr &
OF WOMEN, sucn as Excessive, suppressed
or painful MenstruatIon, LuCnOrrhCe3 OF
Whites. falling OF the womb. and all irregu-
larlties OF the monthly periods, causing ster-
iity or barrenness, and often times cOnHump D.
ton
The doctor can be consulted personally OF
by letter upon al diseases LOt requiring his
attention outside OF his ONCE. ONCE hours,
from 8 am. to 8 o clock pm.
mhl7 ID. :. JOHNSON, N. D.
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Eon-RssIdsnt Notice.

Petition TO resign-Tn the Probate Court Ol
shelby County, Tenn.--In the matter o the
Gale, eXecuf or.
TPON the nllng OF the petition Of Tom
u Gale executor or Wm. Hutchinson, de-
ceased, 10 be allowed to resign his trust as
executor OF the estate Of said dscedeut il
appearing to the court upon affidavit filed
Herewith thas the heirs and deVtsses Of said
testatOr viz: - Hutchinson and - Hutch
inson, are now nOn-rssldents Of this state.
It Is ordered that they be and they are here
by nOtined to appear az the april Term, l57 I,
OF said csurL, and on or befOIe the l7th Oi
April, 1871, the eOf, and show cause II any
they can why lns saId executor should not be
allowed 70 r6 lgl his said trust IL Is further
ordered that 81 cory # this order be published
once q week 70. fur successive weeks IN the
Mem his rprsl.
4 true COPY attest.
AaE.S REILLY County COur. Court
j NJ seHIa- Sol rnr naIitlnnsr. mhI
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Cotton Thread Rope.

TFNEN n E5sEE manufacture; unequaled
Il quality; in lots To the trade ONLY. For
sale by DAY s. PROUDFIT,
fa22 Agents for the manufacturers
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cHANcERY SALE

RHAL W9TATE.
No. 1l27, o. RE. c. Kirk st al. vs. j. r. Fsr-
gusOn el al. and
No. z592, o. RI. B. Kirkland e. a. vs. j. r.
Ferguson 90 al and
No. III, R--J. q. Bradlsy 90 a. vs. j. r. Fer
guson st eL-Fil tChanesry Court Of Shelby
county.
DY virtus of an iut8rlooutory decree f0r
ID sale entered in the above consolidated
causes, December "a. 187o, 7 Wll sell, 60 pu1-
lie auotlon, % the highest bidder IN mont OF
th5 Clerk and Meaters once Green ~
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Notice.

TNHE Knights OF st. Patrick ara requested
L to meet at their Hall, corner Linden and
DsSotO streets, at - o'clock this (FRTDAY)
morning, to fOFB IN the procession.
mhI mo j OIRRTEN SECRETARY.
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GERALD GRIFFIN,
Attorney at Law,
Ne. IS uulsa strsst. Lss BlsSk-
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all creditors OF the estate
1 OF the late i. Schulthels TO present their
claims 10 me for payment within tne time
prescribed bV law; and all persons indebted
TO said estate viii come forward and settle
WILLIAM NEIDER, Executor.
This February 2Sth. ISL mil
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At the examination In Mobile on
Friday. Of the recent railroad riot in
that city, ia reply to a remark made
bv Colonel Stewart, that the road had
expended already 81 600, 900, Admiral
gemnes stated that it was in bad taste
for men to come South in a tone Of de-
fiance and boast of bringing Northern
capital and Northern enterprise for
the development Of that section IN the
face Of the fact that they had got OUT
Of two States under Radical rule al
ready 81, ,000, 900, and are entitled TO
SIC, 600 per mile more i0r every foot
Of road laid in his OwD State. The
claim Of expending Northern capital
Is not sustained by facts.
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A CALL OF 10 per cent Is made upon the
"A capital stock Of the Blud City Insurance.
Company. on or before the Let day Of April
next. Office 28l Nam street.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
March Is, 1871.
mhl5 q, 81 FEN " ER, President.
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CHAaCERY SALES.
ChaBCery Sale Of Real Estate
On
SATURDAY, APRIL lst, 1877.

No. lS7S.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county. Tenn Catharius MCGrGths
Adm <, VS. Margaret McGrath ct al
81 By virtue of an order Of sals made IN
this cause, ] will sell, at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, on the premises, on
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SEED POTATOES.

L ARLY ROSE, Shaker, Russsts, London
Il Ladies, Early GOOdr ch, P1nkeyer Peach
blow and other varieties at
mills $50 FRONT STREET.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
%. 32s MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS.
Hon-Rssidsnt NOtICs.

No. 4i65, A. R. DIN the Second Chancery
Court Of shelby county, Tennessee.-rhe
Jackson Insurance Company vs.. q. ",
Psass and others
IT appearing nom amended and supple
Il mental bill duly sworn 10 and hled in this
cause that the defendants, NJ B. Fielding and
Nicholas GWynn, are non residents OF the
State Of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse OF
the second ChauCeTy Court OF Shelby c0un-
ty, IN the City OF Memphis, Tenn on or
before the first Monday In Nay, ISL and
plead, answer or demur to complaInant's 5
bin and amended bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to theIu, and set Tor
hearing eZparte; and that a copy OF this or
der be published once q week, IUr lOur sue
csssivs weeKs, in the Memphis Appeal.
March Is, 1871.
A copy-attests
M. L. $ rEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G. BELCHER, Deputy Q. and N.
Rudolph, Hammond a JOrdO1, 5Dls- for
oomnIIfs. mnlI
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

nN the 18th day Of April, 1871, on the prem
" ises, without the equity Of rede ptiOn.
viii sell Tor cash 70 the hig aest bidder, TO pay
purchase money about 40 acres OF the home
place Of the late Dr. samuel Bond, being the
same mentioned in conveyance by me 70 J.
Fo!tZ and others, en- the lst or January, 1870
This March l4th, ISL
mhI4 EDMUND ORGILI.
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Thuradav. Nareh 81. a.

within legal hours, the following described
rsal estate, to-Wft. A certain lot or parcel OF
land siiuafe and lying in the county OF shell
By and state Of Tennessee. being g part of
Lot No. 9 OF the Hicholss Long tract Of 1875
earsa. bounded as foloWss Beginning al the
southwest corner OF aid lot at a stake. bis eIz
oak pointers; thence east ls chains 88llnEs.
10 a stake standing s0uth T39 west Is links.
from black oak MAJ ked "B." thence north
5 chains 81 links, to q stake stsndiuE sou Ia
81 east 81 links from black gum marked
" Fl :" thence west lS chains Sd links. TO q
stake stsnding ~ links rom a white or *
marked I" H = thence south s. chains 81 links.
70 the beginning containing about IS acres,
more or less.
TERMs or SALE-On g credit Of six months,
BuronaRer executing note with security lien
retained 10 secure payment Of purchase
money.
This March g, 1871.
II. ID. IL. STEWART. Clerk and lFaster-
Pierce, Richards q DIX. gols. for com. TuTbs
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Creditors 8 Notice.

No. 4I69. R. DIN the Second Chaneery Court
Of helOy county, TenuessRe.-L. A. NJ.
Shore, adm illustrator OF r B. Shore, oe-
ceased, vs.. John b. shore ct a..
A n order Of publication for creditors TO file
"a their claims herein having bsen made
By the Court,
Notice Is therefore hereby given, to al per
sons having aims against the estate OF Il. b.
Shore, deceased, to come forward and exhibit
their demands and have themselves made
parties 20 compI ainant'~ bill. in the manner
prescribed by law, on or before the l7th day
OF April, I37l, or the same Will be forever
barred.
This March IS, ISL
N. D. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
John Somergilis, Sol. for com. mills
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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAs0WIc NOTICE

A REGULAR communication OF De-
q soto Losgs. No. z89, VIII be beld yf94
this lthtDAH) evening, At ~ o'clock, ~
for dispatch of business.
All M.'sare frsternRllY invited.
By order r. G WILLIAMSON, ". 81.
r. w. SHELTON, Bec'y. mills
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cHANcERY SALE
REAL 18TAT1
THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1871

No. 439L--In the Second Chaucsry Court OF
Shelby county. Tennassse.-L. n WOlcott
and A. N smith partners as HolccEt, smith
& Co. vs.. Alrs. 81. A. Roberts, = T. j. D. Rob
ers ard A. Wesson.
d Y virtue Of an order OF sale made IN this
ID cause, i viii sell ct public auction 70 the
highest bidder, IN fronl OF fhe once Of tn5
Second Chanosry Court OF shelby eounlT,
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nradifnr's Mniina

No sr48, r. PIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, Teun.-klv1ra Rhodes et
al. vs. Betsy KOsu, ct al
I n the above cause an order of publication
L Tor creditors % nle their claims having
been made by the court,
Notice is there ore hereby given, 70 all per-
sons having claims ugainsJ the estate Of J.
". Koen, deceased, to come forward and eL-
hibiL tbeir demands and have themselves
made parties TO com DlaIuants' bill, In the
manner prescribed bv law, on or before the
18th dsy OF April, ls7l OF the same VIII be
forever barred,
This March %, 1871.
ND L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Varnfvau Il Fravssr S1ls for com. mhi8
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nINCINNATI-

CIECINNATI, March l6-Cottou in good de-
msnd at full prices; middIing, I4QI45zc.
Flour steady and in moderate demand at
S. 3UG6 90. Wheat steady and in mOdera g
demand at 81 3SaI 40. Corn steady and in
moderate demand at 55g5Sr Rye firm at
81 O3gI Us. Oats Arm; No. 2, 5na52c barley
excited and higher; sales OF 500 bus at S5R
82c. Provisions Gull and unchanged, and
hardly anything done; mess pork held at
S2l 2jeS2l 5Oi lard, l25<Gl21Sc; bulk meats ~,
85s@g5z and lG55c; sales of shoulders az I5sc
here, and 1919 delivered at interior points
bacon, 81, lU54 and ll5sc asked.
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Stockholders Meeting.

A NNUAL MEETING of the stockholders OF
n shelby County Turnpike Company, Sc
the OftiCe OF Secretary, at 10 a m. on first
Monday I'm April ". T. AVERY, Pres't.
J. G IOHSs n Secretary. mhlQ
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DR. .. S. JoHNSoN's
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
2iO AalH Street. Up Stairs,
MENPHIs, TENNESSEE,
Or sEcRET plsEAsEs

Is now permanently established for the treat.
ment OF patients, both male and female
who ara afflicted with anf form OF
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G0FFEE IN BOND.

WE have Just received SAMPLES OF cargo
w OF COues, for sale to IObbers on good
terms 70 arrive in days
mhl4 HENDRIX, HcNABB & 90.
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MOTCE.

J. Il. BATE a 90. viii continue the busl-
ness Of Cotton FACTORS and Commission Mer-
chants az the old stand, 80 Front street. mI5
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BISS0lUTION

MEMPHIs, TEEg., March IS, 1911 .
TFNHE arm OF w. d. ANDREWS q co. OK
j pired to-day bg Limitation. j. H. Bate
Is authorized to settle the business Of the old
firm Of W II. Andrews q co.
". II. ANDREWB.
j. III BATE
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CHICAGO, March l8.-FlOur quiet Wheat
No 2 spring hrmsr and lc uiEher, closing
steady 81 81 ~ cash, and 8 25l4 seller for
April; this afternoon dull and unchanged.
COrn-NO. 2 mixed hrm aud 1sg54c higher,
closing at 545sc cash, and 54 q seller for
april; this sfteFnOOu Gull and unchanged.
Oats-NO. 2. so for regular and 5U9s52lsc for
fresh receipts. Ry ye-NO. hrm and higher
at glc Barley-kO. dUu and hrm at 30@s3c
High wines, SIC Pro sisiOns easier; mess
pOrK closing firm az SO 559ZO 90; lard quiet,
but nrm, 81 l2gl2hc; dry salted shoulders
quiet at 7hg75sc; rsugh sides, Sc; loose Cum
Deriand, 50, sweet picked hams, l21z9l33se-
HOgs-livs active al So 50g7 so. Cattle mod
erately active aud hrm at S8 1906 81 y.
Whisky firm st SIC.
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THE HlBERNlANS.
THE vER-GLoRIOUs FoURTH-GRAND PIC
NC AT ELORA GAKDEN.

THE EyER-GLoRIOUs F0URTH-GRAND PIC
MIC At FLORA GARDEN.
The Hibern:an fire company, sec ond to
no company in the city in efficiency, have
resolved to celebrate the coming Fourth
by picnic at Flora Garden, and appeal
to the citizens for that patronage to which
their labors for the public good has en-
titled them. They have procured the SER
vices of the silver cornet band, and will
open the festivities by marching, headed
by the brnd, through the principal streets
of the city. Arriving n. the garden the
declaration Of Independence will be read by
NJ. b. Harrell and an Grafton delivered by a
gentleman whose name will hereafter be
announced Tables will be spread for the
hungry, mild drinks furnished to those who
are dry, and an opportunity to dance given
to those who affect that amusement. No
improper characters will be admitted and
the best Of order be preserved. Those who
attend this picnic will enjoy n pleasant
day, and be in no danger by either field
or flood. Tickc'', so cents.
The commit of arrangements is COM
pc Ied of the following gentlemen Will
liam McIialc james Kennedy, james ii.
English and John NJ. Hogan.