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nonday. lhe lath Of FshruarY. IszI.

In front OF the courthouse door, in Herman
do, Mississippi, tor cash, the following real
eEtate, tO-Wit: One tract conveyed by T. r.
Manning Of los acres fronting the railrOad In
snip two, and s west, near Alden Station. and
particularly described by metes and hounds
IN said deed Of record, pages 572 and 573; and
very near Horn Lake depot. DeSOto count
Mississippi Immediately east of.Ihe railroad,
and particularly described in said trust deed,
page 81, by metes and bounds. The title Is
regarded as perfectly good, but j convey only
as Trustee. j. IS. MORGAN. Trustee.
January 10, ISL. Ianu
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A. C. TREADWELL & BROS.
Wholesale GrOCsFs
COTTON FACTORS.
NO. Il UNION STREET,
StOnewsII Block, f.: HsmBhie, Tenn

~ From the above card It viii be seen that
A. q. TrsadWell, late of Mseeham & Tread
well, and Treadweu Bros. have united unde
firm style OF a. Treadweu q BrOB. To theL
friends who have heretofore p~atrOnized them
50 literally, they return sincere thanks, and
to them and to all who may favor nc with
their patronage, we pledge u best eaorts
10 please.
au2 d&w A. Z. TREADWELL q BROS
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aROCERs AND OOTTOA FACTORS

A. Q. TEEADWELL, late Meacham &TreadWeli
A. b. TKEADWELL. Of TreadWell Bros.
TREADWElL, Of TreadWel Bros.
B. ID. T-REAuWELL. OF TreadWeu Eros.
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Rhsumsflsm and RhsumatiC Pains
Cured by a New Method entirely my own.
Particular Attention Paid ts the Diseases
Of WousH,
IN paw maTm cupEn

VIII be required Of parties living and doing
business on their own account in Memphis.
The Doctor can be consulted personally. or
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining 70 his
Speciality. and all other diseases not requir-
ing his attention outside Of his Office
~ A separate once for Ladies.
Once hours mOmB o'clock am. % PM.
OcI3 ID. job sOE ND.
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Washington College,
CVirSiniR).
GEN. G. ". GUSTS LEE, Prss't.

THE SPRING TERM Of the present session
4 begins on the lst OF February. The re ar
rangement Of classes then made enables stu
dents TO enter the several schools with ad-
vantage. Students entering at thIs time pay
only half fees.
AlIthe Academic Schools Of the College, as
well IS the Professional schools Of LAW and
ENGINEERING, are ia full operation.
For further Information. address
WILLIAM DOLD.
jana Clerk OSFaculty, Lexington, Va.
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AGENTS. WANTED
A9ANL S " an TED
IN al parts of the United States, to sell
w. DEFOREST & CO.'S
Aluminium Gold I8WeIry

4 GENTS are making $500 TO $500 per week
n selling the Aluminium Jswelry. rhe best
imitation Of gold ever introduced. 1t has the
exact color, which IL always retains, and
stands the test Of the strongest acids. No
one can tell il from gold only by W~eight-the
Aluminium Geld being about lilo lighter.
i. Y. DEFOEEsT & Co are selling their goods
for l-lv the price gold ieweLTy is sold Tor, and
on most liberal terms TO agents. cash, bal
auce in 80, 90 and 90 days. We send persons
wishing to act as agents q fuu and c0mpiete
assortment OF goods, consisting of seals,
Bracelets, LOckets. Ladies' and Gents Chains,
Pins, Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, etc, for
Sl00-S5 to be paid when the goods are re-
calved, the other SO in 30, go and 80 days.
Parties wishing to order goods and act as
agents viii address
Nv. OEFOREST & CO.,
40 & AZ ~BFnadwsy. N Y.
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mEDlcAL ~DlsFEssARY.
Dir. D. S. I0HhS0NS
MEDICAL QISPENSARY
2I0 HaIa Street., Upstairs,
Between Adams and Washington,
MEMPHIS, : : TENNESSEE,
MEMPHIS,
VenereaI or 60 Dlssaaaa.

r. now permanently established for the
J. treatment Of patients, both male and e.
male. who are afflicted with any form "a
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LOOK TO YOUR
NE sREaT snnrgLss e..-ng-

The GREAT S0GTA
ICurez Colo and
$500 In the E1E-z- ana
Lzles the process l
1 sing.
5uBdues E1uv-Is lCE EU.
$3.50 Ove-cCmes EL E-aaas .
cldeuL % infants H-l
eBNF IClEdrsu.
Curas Uiarrl5a. E-=au- 49,
tary and Sumner dome
plsLut ia children o. a. ~
1 ages.
It is the Great infant ana ar11
Soothing Remedy lU Ef disorder r-.l-
by TeethLnz or any other ga--
Prepared by the GRAFTON -ll..E
Co. ST. Louis No.
sold by drugglsa and LalT=al Ua#.s'.a
y ar-uFn-a
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MERCHANDISE BROKERS.

WE have from this date admitted Mr.. E.A.
w WALLACE as a partner in the late firm
OF Estes & Co., aud the business in he future
will DO conducted under the drm name ana
style of Estes s. Wallace. ESTES & co.
Memphis, January e, ISL.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Oh
LAKE LANDS !!

DURsUANT to the terms OF two deeds in
II trust, which are recorded IN Book No. 8
OF the records OF mortgages and trust deeds,
pages 81, 57Z and 573, at fernando, MIssis-
sippl, the one executed by 4. =. Manning and
tue other BY w. a.. ArbucEle. both conveying
10 met as Trustee. CERTAIN lands therein men
toned, % secure the payment Of notes due TO
sell. on
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,. n. C.DeVAssA. CHARLEs KENDALL
Office Of DeVASSA & CO,
LABOR AGENTS,
ID u Paplar q, 5. N. oar. 0verton Ralel

MEMPHIa, TENNESSEE.
~ Contracts for Labor, or men f
nishsd on most favorable terms. A
white. da4
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EB-Ws have removed from 20 Front street
to the above well known Location, where We
Will be pleased 10 see all our Old customers
ally. IanL
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PHOTOGRAPHS
REMBRANDT.

From card to life size, painted In OIL or water
cOiOrs, including the celebrated
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Allegheny Live stock Market.
AIIEaHENY, March 81

ALLEGHENY, March 81
The number Of cattle on sale this morn.
ing was 43 car loads or about 200 head
more than last week. The quality Of the
cattle was mostly. Of q medium grade,
very few strictly prime ones being here.
The market was o fair one considering
the plumber Of cattle on sale, as 1t Is gov
erehed to great extent on the Supply.
Cattle Of the medium grade or quality,
say l 900 to 1,100 steers, were most sought
after, the butchers preterring them TO the
best well-tatted cattle, Ss they are getting
but six cents per pound for fat. Tho mar
ket on this grade Of cattle was fairly ac-
tive, and as the offerings were mostly OF
that class, no trouble was had in clearing
pens, Prime cattle were not in so good
demand, and on these and common COWS
the market was about the same as last
week. Some inquiry was made here to.
day for cattle toship East, and Mr.. Kirk,
q Baltimore merchant, purchased II head
to send to that place.
Stock CATTLR.-To.day but very few
stockers were on sale, In TACT they cannot
be bought IN the West at the present
time to justify sh ing East. What few
were here sold readily at prices ranging
from 6t TO sc, and the supply was far
short Of the demand to-day. In Chicago
last week the yards were full Of farmers
from Illinois and Indiana, who desired to
purchase stockers, and they took at prices
remunerative to sellers all that arrived.
Until they are satisfied and retire from
the market not much can be done by our
shippers, rs
FlEsn Cows.-There were more fresh
cows and springers on sale this morning
than Tor long time, numbering fully
from 25 to 30 head. We noticed some
really fine butter cows, which were being
sold at prices from S80a75. Springefs
sold readllya prices from $40a6O, accord
ing to quality, etc,
SHEEP.-This morning the number Of
sheep on sale was small, not exceeding
800 head, the smallest number offered here
for sometime. At Heyrs pens, where
there Is generally some 600 to 500 sold,
but 75 head were on sale At B. Gray's
pens, Holmes, Laferty s. Co. had 400
head, but did not put them in the market,
The above were twice sold ON the road
coming to this place. The sheep market
at present is booming, and some fancy
prices have been realized the past week.
The market, owing to the light supply,
was good.
]. Il. Leathers sold to Peter Tesh a
bunch OF sS lb sheep, go in number, for
$5 80 per head, or at the rate Of 90 90 |
per 100 lbs a.
]. Bamtord s Son sold 95 head of com.
mon sheep at an average Of $S per head.
Hoes.-The market Is dull to-day,
there being no demand except by butch.
ers, and they are buying very few, as the
weather Is almost too warm ior much
pork to be used. Sales may be quoted at
from 81 70 to s. 25.
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FINANCIAL.
new 7-3O GOLD LOAN.
sAFEI PROFlrABLEl PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & co.
ossr for Sale at Par and Accrued 1asores. the
FIRST MORTGAGE LARD GRANT GOLD soEus
Northern Pacific Railroad. Co.

These bonds are secured. Rr.t hv p,,.,
Mortgage on the RailFoSd itSeIH n
and ali eoupmets SSooaS Sva FI.St w
on its enfire Land GrHnt bsISy r,ota thSI
tyTWo Thousand Acfss of Snd ~ ese aMen
Road, v 4''AH ~ e4'S" h''i' o'
Tho Bonds arc freo from United s.atos T.v
thn pPinRnat and TntnEosE -, ~ ~ =,
he PrncipSI a. 10 sSS ~ ~ TSEs IN told
IntereSt A. mo ~. NJ Sn1 Ie
THREETENTs PER f,S NJ, S,1,,,, W AND
They are issnei IN demon n tInn" ~ A,no a,n,
q, ,0O0. Is C0I and I'm mn 'V''' u SiV'' SVV'
SoaEs 'Sfi e pPass6S: SR AZ NS, S4 sss.: s.s Ms
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


CIRCUIT CouRT.-The following com.
prises the chiet points of interest in tho
business transacted by this Court yester.
day: stater rs. Cronin, indicted for carry.
ing concealed weapons-verdict of jury,
nOtRuilty; same %. Carter Sutton, charged
with assault and battery-verdict, guilty,
and fined one dollar and costs; same ~.
Black, indicted for grand larceny-case
continued until next term, on motion OF
the State, on account Of the absence of
illnesses, and defendants recognizance re-
Guced to $500.
Adjourned until Q o'clock this morning.
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Debt and Resources Of France.

M. 'Thiers reports the war outlay ol
France at two hundred and thirty mil.
lions Of ofdollars; fthis amount about nine.
" millions has been provided for BY loans
during the progress Of the war, leaving o
debt yet rnproyided. for Of about one
hundred and thirty millions Of dollars,
By other pressing debts ID Paris and else.
where, the floating obligations will be
swelled TO not less than two hundred mil.
lions Of dollars. This sum will have to
be raised at once, and when Ia added TO II
the first instalment OF the Prussian In.
demnity, an aggregate oil pressing and i'm.
mediate liability Of three hundred mil.
lions Of dollars viii DO reached, and II II
be decided, rs would seem to be wise
policy, % pay the remaining instalmens
OF the indemnity, so as to at once get rid
OF the German army Of occupation and
set the Industries Of France free from the
destroying and wastefnl presence Of an
invading host, the aggregate will be raised
TO one thousand two hundred millions Of
dollars, or nearly two thirds OF the
amount OF all the loans we raised during
and since the rebellion. N. Theirs gov
eminent promises considerable financial
vitality, and seems to have mastered the
situation With much ability. All French
wars have caused, as distinguishing
feature OF the habits Of the people, q great
boarding Of coin, and there must, there.
fore, be large amount OF coin now secure
In hiding places, as seven months since no
country In the world had as
large per capita circulation in coin
as France. These boards will now come
out to resuscitate her industries. The
manufacturing and industrial resources Of
France are enormous, and an illustration
OF these resources Is found in the fact that
In 1869, her exports 10 Great Britain alone
amounted to $l67, ,638,SsS, while her i'm.
ports Of British products only reached
81, ,191 $50, while for the same year her
total exports Of domestic, produce and
manufactures amounted TO upward ofl
5000, 100000. The records Of French in.
dustry in every department previous to
the war offers its own statistical argu.
ments Of the past progress Of the country
In active and profitable industry, and I'll
her people bat accept the wise counsels Of
Theirs, as they manifest a disposition to
do, who says, In his inaugural address to |
the Assembly, "Tranquilize; reorganize; |
revive credit; reanimAte industry; behold |
the only policy possible or even conceiy-
able at this moment; France, alas, Is un.
fortunate, more SO than at any other pc
Rod Of her history, but she remains
one Of the grandesf and most powerful
nations Of the earth" there will be yet q
bright future for down-trodden and con-
quered France Her people are indus.
trious, frugal and temperate, which are
qualities that will add much to the recu.
perative powers Of the nation.
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XLIId CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March q.

WAhh4N9TUNI AAAtCn ~,
Mr.. TRuHnuIL, presented q remonst
ance from the American Free TraC
League against the repeal Of the duties {
tea and coffee as making It the mo
difficult to repeal on iron and sal
Referred. R
SThe House resolution. for final adiourl
ment tomorrow was taken up, O
motion Of Mr.. MORTON, the whole sui
ject was laid on the table-ayes 80, nay
90. FENToN from the committee on FIJI
ance reported adversely to the Hous
bill providing for the admission {
animals specially imported from Canad
for breeding purposes, free of duty
Indefinitely postponed.
The resolution specifying certain legis
lation as exclusive business of the presen
session was taken up. The question beint
upon the amendment to provide for legis
lation on the South, and the general am
nesty proposition Of Mr.. SAWYER beinl
temporarily Withdrawn, the resolution
was debated until 2o'clock, the hour fixet
for takigg the vote. Alter o number oi
amendments were offered and rejected
Mr.. ANTHoNY's resolution was agreed Il
yeas SO nsys1s.
The following Is the form Of the resolu
q R1osesd, That the Senate will con.
slider at the present session only the de.
ficiency appropriation bill, the concurrent
resolution for joint committee Of inyesti
cation upon the South, the resolution
now pending, instructings sthe Committee
on the judiciary to report o bill that will
enable the President and Courts Of the
United States 70 execute the laws in said
States, and the report that may be made
by the committee on the subject"
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideration Of Mr.. SHERMAN's resolution,
which was modified so Us to read,
ItesolCed, That as organsized ba nds ol
lawless and desperate men, mainly com.
posed Of soldiers OF the late rebel armies,
and bound by oaths and secret obligations,
are proven 10 exist in the State Of North
Carolina, and have by force, terror, and
violence defed the civil authorities in that
State, and by organized perjury have rem
dered the Courts powerless to punish
their crimes; therefore the Judiciary
Committee Is instructed To report q bill or
bills to enable the President and the
Courts Of the United States to execute
the laws, and punish and prevent such
organized violence, aud secure to al cii-
zens the rights guaranteed to them.
The Senate then went into executive.
session and adjourned.
HOUSE. rr.
Mr.. KERR presented the credentials of
Messrs. Bell, Hibbard and Pakers, mem.
bers elect 10 the House and they were
sworn in. y.
Mr.. POLAND, from the Committee on
Elections, reported John Edwards as on.
titled to be sworn in as o member from
the Third District Of Arkansas, subject to
the determination Of the contest by Mr..
Balls. The resolution was agreed to and
Mr.. Edwards sworn In. II
Mn KERR presented O reInonstrance
from the American Free Trade League
against the repeal Of the duties on tea and
coffee, but praying Congress toabolish the
duties which keep up grevious monopo-
lies that oppresS the people, and leave un-
the equitable duties like those
on tea and coffee.
House adjourned til tomorrow.
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wheeling wholesale Market.
oyTIcg oF DAILY INEEE1IsENcER,
TWrSNNFIaaRk- HEa..k N SON

WEDNESDAY,, March q, 1871. !
Dealers report Q more active trade. Price
generally steady. Butter and cheese Of prime
quality very scarce and active at quotations
Large sales Of seeds and aSh at quotations. Pro.
visions quiet, but demand regular and quotations
are maintained. Groceries unchanged. The
market is oVerstocked with eggS. County pro.
duee generally abundant.
Flour-stocls arc light and holders arc not
anxious to sellatquotations.
APrLEs-$ 4OOa5OO; very few In market.
BUFTER-supply and demand good at 9O0Stc
for choice ~ Gsslt
Baoon-FGaey, - Is, . Is and 500; plain
q 2Sa9 rs.
BEAn-ptms white Navy ssOOess per
bushel. Hng II
oHErss-ActI1e: Western Reserve l7c. Go.
shon 1sc. i.
Rau-IAko Herring . IS; White Fish Is 80;
No. 3 medium Mackefei, 80 81 No. 3 medium
$67S.
CARBON Steady at asaase, and no charge
for package.
cOEyEs- Good to prime Rio at i7@lsci choice
to fancy 1O09Oc. sssF =. l5
EsOs-The market is we'll supplied; ualss at
1Sc.
FLoUE-Market quiet, but arm. We quote
fancy at IS 80; choice white wheat family, 81 Is
o. 90 red wheat family, % 7se7oO. Ryo Flour
IS 70.
GRAN-RheGt-W We quote strictly choice white
at 81 4S Ne. red at 81 IS. 0ab-GOc.
Gonn RSc fop 1o1y D,n M D..1., T,.1t :.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, March 2s.

New York, March 20.
At the session Of the Fenian brother.
hood to-day, John Savage made long
address. He took occasion to rebuke the
exiles recently from Ireland, for seeking
to destoy the Fenfan organization in this
country, that they might establish a secret
directory composed OF themselves, for the
custody Of the funds Of the organization.
The resolve not to yield the name Of Fe.
nian was enthusiastically cheered.
Chas. H. Marshall, Chairman Of the
Chamber OF Commerce Of the French Re.
lief Committee, has received letter from
G.Deusney, Mayor OF Arras, returning
thanks for the sympathy shown by
America to France, and requesting dona.
tions Of seeds. &c says the frost has de.
stroyed the Wheat In the ground, and
taken away all hopes Of a crop next sea-
son. Subscriptionsto the relief fund now
reach about $125,00O.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoRK. March @.

NEW YORK, March 20.
The dry goods trade Is becoming more
active and general, while the prices ol
most articles are steady. Lyman 3, 124c;
9 10lc; Indian Orchard A 10; @ II; BIB ii;
B 04c; T &c; Massachusetts BIB 1OIc;' j
&c; E 10; C7sc; Pequot 9c; brown sheet
fngs 323c; 1914 37tc; Pocasset F SIC; Ap.
p.eton brown drills 1910; Amoskeag
bleached 14c; Arlington blue denims 15c;
Chester Dock B 19c; Columbian blue 24c:
Amoskeag bleached muslins 15c; An.
droscoggtn AA 100; Manville 2Oc; Max.
well 18c; N. Y. Mills 21c; New Market
W 15c;Warren FF 19c; Wamsutta 2Oc;
do 9.8 25c, "a &c; Glasgow ging.
hams 13c; Lancaster 15c; Sprsgue's fancy
prints 10c; Gamers 0lc; Washington 1Oc;
London mourning prints 9Ic; Simpsons
10ci Red Gross Wigans 1Oic; Congress
10c; Stark bags 35c; American SOC: Fl
American stripes 11a111c. t
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Cincinnati Market.
ONCTNNATr March QQ

| SNSLHAATI1 MARCH 20,
CoTEoN- Steady middling upland
Flour Unchanged.
GRAN-Wheat-DulI; red, 81 S8a1 SO
Corn-Firm at 57a5Sc. Rye-None Or
market 0ats-Steady at 50a5ec. Bar
ley-Dull and nominal at 7sas5c,
GRoCER1Es-Coff Firm at 1sa1stc
Sugar-New Orleans, firm at 9a11ic
Molasses- Steady at 65a6Sc.
Ons-Linseed oil, 92c for western
Lard oil, dull and declined to 81 05a1 O8
EGGs-Steady at 14a15c.
BUTTER-Firm; fresh, 3Oa3Sc.
CHEESE Quiet; factory, 16a164c.
sEEDs-Clover seed, dull at 111c,
Timothy seed, steady.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- at $50 90.
Bulk Meats-Dull at 7c for shoulders: SIC
for sides; Ole for clear rib; 94c for clear.
Bacon-Dull, shoulders, Tic; sides, lola
109c for clear rib and clear.
ToBAcco-Firm; lugs, SO GOALS 90; leaf,
$40 0Oa40 90. III .7s I
WMsKY-Dull at SOC. 'E q
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EXAMINATION PosTroNED.-A man
named Mayhem was arrested a few days
since in this city, who, it Is alleged, was
concerned in cattle stealing operation
several weeks ago near Bellaire. The
bullocks were sold to one Of our butchers,
and not long afterwards Mayhem was ar.
restedin Ohio on suspicion, and lodged in
the lookup down in Bellaire. From that
institution he made his escape. As be-
fore stated, he was taken into custody
here and sent to Jail An examination Of
the case was to have been held, yester-
day, by Esqr. GIllespy, butt consequence
Of the absence Of witnesses, it was post
.ponsd until Friday. s1It inst, at 10 o'clock
AN
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GERMANY.
BERLIN, March s2.

BERLIN, March 22.
The semi.oalcial provincial correspond.
ence in an editorial on the troubles In
Paris, says: Germany will certainly not
interfere with the affairs in Paris nov. but
she viii know how to guard her interests
and to press to a fdlallment the eneare.
ments entered into by France.
BERLIN, Marchsi
at the session Of the German Par
lament to-day, Herr Ffapkenburg by viz
tue OF seniority was President of the
Chamberof Deputies On taking hisseat
he warmly greeted the South. German
members. A motion passed the House
congrat atulating the Emperor upon, the oc-
curfence Of the 74th anniversary OF his
birth tomorrow.
. LONDON, March %.
A special dispatch to the Daily NelrS
from Berlin says: The ceremony upon the
opening Of the German Parliament was
imposing in It's simplicity. The Emperor
manifested deep emotion during his
speech, which was delivered from a marble
throne Of chariemagne, brought from
Aachen AK La ChSpelle, especially for
the purpose. Hl : tEfE70
= se BERLIN, March 90.
Bismarck has bean eleyGted to the rank
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SAN FRANCISCO.
RANEnlNnlsnn AIarnh all

SAN FRA RANCIsC0, March HI.
The streets are crowded this evening
70 witness the illumination in honor Of the
Herman peace celebration. Tomorrow
viii be observed as . holiday by q large
proportion Of the population. The cele.
6ration will undoubtedly be one Of the
finest ever seen in San Francisco. Every
Train and steamboat arriving to-day
Drought q large crowd 70 participate In
the festivities this evening and to.mot-
row. Kearney and Montgomery streets
IAls evening present a magnificent ap.
pearance. Flags, Chinese lanterns trans.
parencies and decorations are displayed
in all parts Of the city.