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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-24
nn,LFsT1c MARKFTs.

Ovre, Anvil q eretsrsei s so hblS a. A. % TO- No
Srn a. % s Altel Winter, 80 p 70, "hiS ini,t ~ Gi
e 50 Con- isn lri i ssgi; sles 80 11s al 7o o. heli at
cou Nssl-si 5 70, Boti 81 o. or Uatole = cot 81 ~
= n iT.hris ~ csasi Fr,isat. vii oPeo Al about e.
Wheat ati 1se Com &c Ncwlofi Com was taken for Ay 90
- 5 t. SeFiors RaIIosI Fshts-Yaur to Iios.ou 60 70
10 EaYork IS So 70 Albany 40 . tus Lake Imj0r;s 100
Wheat % 90 bush Cora s' BUSH Barley 20oo BUSH Fas
Ensgql. Agi 2coc3 ira at lis reepi' ses bales Zip
He1is s haA Fioa dsii and uehaggl CON am at zoe O
i , ~ re- IG,a s'o ~ % n -i : ~ a. "a ' "
DETEyr April 22Wht quiet and unchanged Corn dull Al Goa
ClsysAsD An 12whsst da and unchanged Corn frni High
Nse ie Osts STEADY 10 STATE Sc PetrosUin-CI1de nony
AlR,Sr April 2-Whst very dull ses one car Extra Deh
- @ and Cor qaet 80 se BaIls, Gun as4 oser .sles one
"s.ern 90 d. STATE IN sags At e li Two ear STAT.
tsng s % n o,s n "a vsek BIZ. the mre. ti,y vas
T dun end q @ le bad TO be made to esee sales
c.scyAI Apr ~ o,,on q aul unchanged Flour duh and
vi aosss,s CEN a. SO io' ~, , ~ ~ Id. 5s
80 u o. 0ats stead. Win demand safe Barley
e. aon y oss a is s. r aa AMI ancIsa,5 B aIi
&c sie ia s Boon sseady viii oaersS dsnaad for
ds1 n cesr kga &C. Clear Sides 9S0l)c 81 oa
BrTTlLo Iorl Ii esl aaa e5'a,rge "hi,t qe al 20
f5sl dy WHEAT iaas, 10 A.. lee % VAt. 80. Ne" ~ m
a EgYl g, q he spot nSnasg - III ~ Com active
~. 40 Pb e so9 bah Nss;sn lois a. Ole Oas da
r5 M an . 49, eSs Canada 90. seeis Inactive Porf
o. *. rex 4 am u DALI sqpersn IS 49, Double EI
sni lover Ness sis IS "a % ss,e a. Pok du
J3Ql3e Oas Esy Bacon srsf So. lIe ~ ilici heg
s 'I i sN'l's Exchange, zli Nssiols Orsnm
wLsIseTos n G., AYrl 22-s,irs Turv.rtBss-o p, ..1,
e. 550s4 CO. " ~ NIlat IVfltlune
Ioos,LLh April oeseeosales bids Inn. Al
Low V Medium Leaf ~ tea si5 Cotton steady yesg ~ fi
ssY Exp f@ 60 Wheat s AN cbooe Re soG VIZ 81 a.
fn q C0. sacked Pforsiots steady, Mes fos ~ Oss
fhoaldes de- hb sides sse Clear RIB Zoe BsF
kc1s BE Clear RID o. Unconstitutional isc f - M
Lard, Ilul2ic sIHinss held 81 Gle ~ fls~' 1859
TOLEDO. April Zk.-f0nf gaet ard unfbasgsS w, 49,,
aud unchanged with Moderate deuisBd FeJ 49,, s~Y
Con shade betier Hct hJed Soc Log NIed s a.,
tser No 5.C FTs ghfs Busso. ~; h. Or. D.ee
erps3ooO bb F0ur, H0J bash Wheat y 90 5asA ON i
kLs- O4ts. via WV
caIcAGo April 22-Four 6uf Wheat finer and Hgi,, r. ,
e'ssd q ~ essh 23 seq Nay daH1s tb sIEao os
. - %faFl rs seller MAJ, 20 10 Corn ghefi eal -,
%. o rev during d. afternoon dl 81 s5c, seller MAY O I'm
40 nseef No coe - i1i alsc for regular snd h IL
AetiFe sEc irlner. ., bar.ef. Eo
- l.ass Ness Pors guet closed sls, D. 70
- '.ls Lam Ids seller Nay ekOs1e.s bas.t Rb1 6te
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Arsii z2 rk-s Ashe 32 se Cotton To- baf Cto7 seed
M q3tes Cotton sesl % BILE Cotton 5eel or ~ Dds
9l5 wheat hus Corr St5ll oss o. y "
b6 PorE SIS ptgs Meats 22 rgs Gea,e - gLes ir ~
I0.ipgs etear.u 'lee~e
ma F--s D rt Taow ptgS Died Iu.t 158 pfgs OF tal
ms Whisay. G. ia'ci Wool 81 bases HEMP u -' hops DO "
~. f..ta- 2t-8 Il e.. b1s ri i 02 htIs Tobacco ~ p.r-
io l4i c5 Ho-s e. PIGS Rice, t5i psgs starch % la Ic"
Fc of he rrrepa k1ts o.! qroluoe ior e week eat 1g
sfu-iay evening April =; l5i p1g% Ashes ~ @. Il s, 80
80 NJ y 6s M, Frr trsh Malt on IA brsl. Oats l0
~ Pess l2I 21o b1sh Whsat Cotton 2s psg Dr. d
So o47 h- Cr.s SeeI 90 bales lol-. $3.50, sides l. f 10
ij. C-ais Turle9ne 65 ls s', Ie ito. ~ ~ pr F
ia.g1kr. G f. Meats Il4l br l., 100 A,ri Lar ~ Pas
Ian 81. Dds Pork SO pkRs. S.t, b., - rts e- 49,, r.
Vof.ro bl-s L-.ks ~ eeI
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COTTON MARKETS

GALVESTON April 22CottOn weak but finn Good Ordinary Pc
net receipts l52 bales gross, l2 basi sales 1000 bales stock
Y fij bales
NORFOLK. April FACTION dull; Low Mdilngs l7ic sales rs
bales receipts go bales eNportsto Great Britain SOj baes coast
wise. $40 bales; stock 22ll bales.
BosT0N, April eCotton duli M1ng' i5dl5ic net receipts
3s bales; gross 625 bales; se 800 hses stock. 1850 bales
WrtHiNsros, April 22-Coton steady Mddings e; sales &c
bales; receipts 40 bales; stock LOS bales
CHARIxsToN' Arl 22-Coon dull MddlDgs, he net receipts
cg9 bales; sfles, $40 bales; stock 1852 bales
MOBILE April 22CottOn quet hut sea1y Md3ngs l4lc net
receipts 65 balesi sales 500 tales stock - go bales 49,
leC0tt0n moderate demand; Middng
receipts li04 bses; sales 800 bales; stock 5;t7 bsle
BArNoKE April 2Coto in good demands Mddhrgs 4lc gross
II bales exports cowse lao bales sales 4S bAes stock,
$3.50 bales.
wOLE,Ss April 22CottOn quiet and weat; Mdings ~ n
c net receipts 4eu hGs 42i bales erpcrtto Great
Br 1852 bales Brceons $50 bales 10 New YORK. g bales
les. 2.o bales; stock POS 242 bales
April 2-Coon market closed dali 1879 for LIVER
pool Mddhlg; sales, 800 bales; receipts 100 bales
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioypov April 22llso las9, oaste s ioI i2oa'y ava
Te Tvrfy boas 1882 9ot; 1852 o. os - p Aef c, c.
LivEKPo0L, April z4-l.i' J. utt-sol' s5l ~ .5 .'l
i..1ds is62 'qst: 1855. 81 1901 .2i lo-0s S5i
Sfiisr-~ Tplsnls "a 7-lI N.C-lag OlesuS q o1tL
lrvVePoor Arr Zt-I m.Co.ton cosei fat and rgitf
NSlInr Uplan8s 7; hilng Orleans q 4'i-i SIZES O. thg
saw lO 00 bsles 5000 D au. lcton baeon-l "t
~ n,liies a Common Ron oc0 C0ol shilu ears tJn
b.y s ne ls.t report 2ls' Mp Is 90 Jts.
IIvgsp9oI aqrl b-ls Sl,u d. I-iaa1 from Eavf'
osI O. Mslrl ~ With 24l3 bales % Cotton. AZ v 2l steamer
Wiscoadp 8 t5s and steamer Russia, With o9 bales both
from N,wi Aplil u.
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Annsenienls.

| A CADEMY or MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
srhIsG sEas9y o. TES sTP.sGR T NIGHTS
,o ny ArrEs ~ &c ss, .so m s.
MISS cTiRA LOUISA EFIIOoG
49, The sm asnt SOD hyofe American lnsa Dousa
NINE Sl Ssa11 y sftFFf s ss ss',- s ,e'''
sreSoR1 L1gEI HiaEiA Fsss cosSsIs', io@ Ia s,.Is
S'dN4s rs eIgsE 2, yiLLasI i ii,,.s I'0'P~
aesoS 6S sSSsY fsf1ss .s Ia I'm zyF c.
sIGSo o,sl s,s. s,ll sss BAcsIIT. es.'o~
ne Tsger!g,,. y eol IN. sss vs.pe.- @Tsu'
M pos,o aiso,.io ns1hs" chsgnO' Ia Bab /.
TRRMs or s6gscelFTioS FoR rRS sSHrs
vi oSsS a. s b5I okst d Sss As.sy o. MON
ROOTHs THEATER.
ID ~wIsTEEs TALE
l. .or..,.,c. ., tn. sg pTs3... NOTICE C.., g. d.
'D'A''Ps'''' s''A@ A'1 sis fiI 3, rarE-
the Manager respectfully 1 WIFI 81 lh "a e. Tse''r
On MONDAY EVENING, April a.
' scene and s fsS' E q 81 Ry s vii De presented %
RO0TH's THEATEK.
A' long and ', tE gE;gs sS Va Be grdo
AND EVERY EyESisd DGsiyd Tiis WEEK
"wISTERs TALE"
LAWRENCE BARRETT
Nn s. C NoLLRynAt Err hnon iss HyRuoss
NJ vi gp z sHbERAS
'''' '-''' Mr. marx SMifH '''''''''''' rNSO''A
As AUToLYCUs
Mr. ROBERT CLOWN
and stfo1a 1i.tieaioa Of he resi- Of tn: i;i,r
Entire new SCENERY BY rari ws.s Levi. .a conD-r,, s..
COSTUMES by Tho. Joyee new PROPERTIES snd APPOINT:
ts MT Atslrh EFFfcTs 5y MUSIC .
IlO.Oe AID Ed Molenhsuer
M D. ". WALLER
Among other. the Scene, win sal,,e:.t =. following:
vEsrIBuLs IN s1cfiiAS fAI1cE-wrrH VIEW o.
PYRRurc DANCE 81 SIXTEEN GRRcrAS YOUTHS.
Scene "a PRISON
THRArRR AT SYRACUSB
prepared TRIAL UBES HERhIoSE with the rendsHs OF
The ORACLE or APOLLO.
THE SEA snoRE p d RITG A STORM
PASTORAL SCENE IN BOHEMIA.
DANCE or SHEPHERDS AND a GREAT sAliR oH''S
TIE PERrsrYLE Of the PALACE WITH THE CELBBaArsn'
STATUE SCENE
SATURDAY MATINEE
ML LAWRENCE BARRETT
Or ONLY HEART
Seat, secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE At the The.ter or
Branch TcAei 0Eoe Dtn Cos Muse Sore NO. al bfoaa'
A CADEMY of MUSIC-MARIE SEEBACH.
"A CLOSE OF THE sEBBAcH DRAMATIC SEASON IN
WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY EVENINGS, April DC and a.
ADMISSION TO ALL PARTS or TIE ACADEMY - CESTs
Dro Ce and Melanne Boxes, c ersg
Private BoIes four sests IS; Fsnily Circle DC. =
The director rrspeotaly announces LAST TWO NIGHTS Of
NOsT REMARKABLE DRAMATIC SEASONS this country, csu'
Of 100 representations period q seven months
before departure tie Director has adopted for these tNo last even
ings tie ABOVE SCALE Of PRiGIs ,n,,,,-xv ,pcor.
vREUR-sEBbACH as ADIIESSB LECouyREURi VENBrAs
Friday TvRsHyG. Aprn o. BENEFIT aDi LAST APPEAR
ASCR MARIE sEEBACH Ia great role Of MARY sIUAkrt
yESRrA, ELIZABETH -
800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-24

Utv,~. April 22sala-Au quotations scltV advanced With 4
srgs sprc1ye inqurr; .s favor eei sugar huoan Nos 10
fl QIN reals. Nu lsQl3 reals. Auscovsdo Sugar
Fsr 10 Good huo.1t ~ a. ras Aoasses Sa.er-Nos-
n Grm a. Gl0t reals Moass-Ca,ed uaogauti Museo
ado bu9ra b ell al alvslcei Their q az a'h'e Of hns 9e
o- Enttf sioe Sugar rei during @ wees ION lyn. 3 ~
ssrl fos hs United Scck SugI @nIl n lr house AZ
Havana and Na'srzss ~ )N - and Gov hds bacon na 81
l-dtc Outer dull H7ms 4~nugi American saital laa iic
szgarCuI 2o-2,. To1r eer ~ o0 s4i Goa Oh qu 81
ga reals fo- ana P1tatoes deinC Oglrg 10 lcavy eye
sales "a shocks deoimrgi boz gag reals hozsAeaa
- 2i0HZ Lrrt7 Ilo-sheais CuL teil, hnoenti aI h
Pre- gb.s ss rr-.t for re Die4 SaIes.
london i90 on curlecri tofys 4ait o. i'4
~ b discount il Cod " lls pre- @ d.. slOri-aigat pre-
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financial

TOWN OF RYE, Westchester County, New
York-Notce given accordance with the ptovi
Chapter Of tie Laws Of the State Of Neyiork tan act
pa Is I'm made peca deposit in The Union Trust
Company Of Newio Of the raised to pay the principal and
interest Blnls OF the said town o. Rye AM that the Bonds and
Common, the-eo~ sul BIZ "a a town under The 2 1863
re.ue ard macaaze the WeFiche Tuu pike and Post
kusd W he PAID b sad UuOn Trust Compa! al Their once ID te
Ctr Of New-lork, follows;
Bonds Nos inclusive and Coupons thereon, May lg5l
Coupons Cd Nos inclusive AID lS go inclusive, May J.
ltII
Ia.
Corrons on 81 10 ~ go inclusive Nov 1sIl
Dated BYE New-YoIk, April n, l5sl -
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nle0ilal.
HlarbIe an0 Slate Hlaniels.

A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MAR lSl Viz
Sa WoaIs ia and l Kasi Eghtsuthst Offers 700 hAfbe
H,pss all scmpsts Also AoaunsnIs Grave Stones
s 49, Tor. .ts At prices sha. dsfy competition.
N1ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS:-Rch
nj al 49,, as-xns from 80 eli? els up 70 siah }. b.
s 90 sIssv. be, TNity sh AMI rsy.Ithsis
q KLABER g. Co.'s Marble Works, 2l7 to 223
s,t,t bet-ssn Broadway and shave Marble and ma'ose
ogEa designs cheapest me ritz,
d.I- AND UPWARDS-Marble Mantels,
I'D One good pa,isr, Pnc., os a,s aay other house
VI pIIsRD WATHAN. 80 West Ish A., bet eh ahA 9h arta
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Sales bn Aurtlon

DEPUTY QUARTEKsAsTERGENEhAiso fFioEI
PHIIADELPHIA, April "a, leiL
GOVERNMENT SALE of ARMY CLOIHlNG
md EOUIPAG B-Wi be soil at Public Aactlon AZ e Ali
Arsenal Philadelphia Penn. on WEDNESDAY Say "a vi
,an,g a, no eoc m under the direction OF Capt v r. van AM
W,rp NJ : k u E. Army large lot Of new uatr az 49,
10y CLAIMING Camp and Garrison Equpage, eolssng N nh
Tsnke Rubber Blankets and Ponehos, Knit sr uuioh
sDd Jackets Trowsers Bootees hs,ersaehs ~ " 60
th e.n he ob,aineh ~ Ofe the schgylk Ar~eu4 % ~
Inr,iop Rooms Messrs. NJ Thomas sens Nes 9ir N
Pourthst PHILADELPHIA ~ nn nan vt-c.r I A
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Gituaiions fuanteo-- tflales.

Gitraiiors iU1nte0-- ttI1les.
COLORED MAN and WIFE would like
"A SITUATIONS CoacIsHi wife as PAN Cook OF auqlTss
private family 81 Uliou-square, C. H. Nelson A. GmSis
Hsuess store
HIRST-CLASS ENGLISH GROOM AND
WAITER situation Gentiemaus Family. Just aIrYe
Inquire PIERCE & Co., Agency, BoEinggreen
L1ARM HANDS, 6 Bowling green.-PIERCE ~
Co. have hard frcass Sweies, Germans, Scotch,
Euvish sso Mechsnies. Coschnen aud GaTleneTs, &c
CARDENER's Situation wanted by good
~ practical dep nnisi viii he found valuable
m on gentleman. places s hes. OF city reference Address GAR
DENER. Box 10 irihlls Ohce
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f.. ,,s.,or state re is Nj Bale' MAJ qu'1 r 9-
q. TO- and 70. - a sl ~ rooi ,alalt'n N@ ~
am, sales o. -, te LES ne % 10 hgh Nrs o. -
ve's eJ' AID IS sleli sai o. p = !, M . r' ru
in soe' i"~sV ri srsln lc lowers iAe CEN ' n
Cor more pt 4, ~. checks husncss the .e. on @
Poti 90 'T-.orpI o. ri,2c Western p icl {.
DAMP ~ Nes'err Wiie A. 'sai9 re ssA
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lFORTs or TROyisIoSs vEvyo7y FoH TlH vEf EsOra

os5 % 52 s5 esq 9; 20s2Tts l58 03
PETROLEuN-For Guide has beer irt c dem ul etLcr
on exporter bat With frn rs-c- tts Greek ot
steady 3c o. tie AID lover if done
prces mostly seller DAYS 80 81 hut sF sot g. - 20
Ba There has bttn iufce movement 0le r specua
but the market hv utye nrd he sales hsVe cen ~
lover prices lost instances quote spot. .idc sales of i61
bils for July f 49, 1908 bills for Jlle % Z So
Philadelphia heard oL Of 40 0ol l0r prompt delivery Of 2e
viii q
RICBThe market remains Err v,a fr demands we quote Caro-
IN lots a &C.. sat "a p curruct liy PAID
sUGARS-here has Teen goo ceani ir aF 14 ire,s are
Cubs. For r.
sgRDSrhe g. DIM
loser; quote 8lgis Glove. anl SC 31 40 r IT u
STEARlN-N0
TALLOW qua heavy sales u Js0J o. ID Csc, Il 10
sic for prime
WHISKY inactive and heayyi FOR Ioa,ouai 81 ssa ll s'
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MANkkT-APRn2 ,
Rrts week: IS 05 Cattle l2l59 Hogs $3.50 Sheep ship
mru-Q9 Cattle IL Hogs 28l4 Sheep week s
Iecsp-67 Cattle DOL Hogs, 35i sheep shpmen796 Cat
M n 87 Hogs e3 sheep The market for Cattle steady nonng
weakness 70 fair soek "a ioe s9 neiam to good
M, SEQ so choice S7d7 p; held 81 % Hogs
higher ihe supply beng wed cleared at 80 oOG % 70
s-eep I'm ~ saa 80 25 for good % choice
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.f,rs.r I'D L
HiYIhe en,gi fI 81 Ping ,s ss S n ei S ls' ,
y,lo. 2eo s.,.., s ,.T i. & q, % " raw
s.. nay 9 Ii si IS r Long Rye 81 i'a 81 ~ Tor
HOFS-Thge s0asoos S Seil 5eA'" ,,.,-.-
ooniia0s far ss Ga lsd al s,e Porto
Il l,ic,s,s I v ss sTn 81 , No, been lover
NAvAL 4S5, ais q 80 bis al . s> ,i % ~ st e
In movement S,s S1ss en- sell ao1sHt
r% we auose pa 2: a. S r a-son P.ts!s
Tar Is gns'r s, demand; % y ohls Soalrl e' +. a.
toiLsAHses5e'Is d, L 5s So Fsh Of 1--we ben yy q tqi
toi s YER steady. Msnh Ia / qle. az tasl Al NC ~
"'sst hal quite ae bur variable Pork mar,
,e d. fa.lo.'ioa, A, ,r he sies lave ies lT
and We sdtsi uat.r e os SOC ac,' g i.s s
a. Tres' euoai ue the Ellns oi n en. ~ oontled WI
i,s. S2 r. e.. S sa1sh iero s a IL aos i
osias cor on q ihgs tie mines g. goat injury
70 bis brsrsh Of tsaaei y IS iqS estimate 70 'laee
'se r % In Re SOU trade rrorta, Mach Of
ts e9ses, r,o1j The coaay In Prime Ne.ss fr
Sss hs done toi a mua over prec~ %. ne coas1as
~ Ssess IN Mes tae future has len liberal variable tg
S'ss s, want e conf eaoe astcuds With jobocr Prizes
and Prime Mess a. the osfoieng tine N April i' wh
M Al Slt0 S5 lt an Prime Mess 90 80 el3 - Win
Ts i5e 81. ben da sa ros ere ssr so,
tcaYyi Wef o-l. t..--. 5at r. a. M ri -
New Mess; Els tiy DOS 10 > fr Prime O. I urns tey-
~ al noahs aid -r l.t Eel H d. itir lr' af
~ without quotahe cAaare ss ~ ts a. Slua SO T
Ps Mess All slsdslt for hrra hcs iire Bet tgs'rs very
u1ui1r anl.t Ecs ~ 90 $50 af0 r-1
oT Prime Mes. and 81 ET la-a M B lilm. sr without
irporSat ohspsei s very dan, ses IS ho o. s24@y
Westru Cu Meats or Ices acavo q at1d 'iarf Irce sul
s,ss Of klel II Us a. s .- 40 ~ ti44c
IN Rams and "a &c. g., ca shoulders 1.ctc bscon n m 1s
nsrl moisue o3erng- sales 9 ol boxes q
CmberZnls Lu-- .-i Qroe o..
s. ale for CITY. Llot s n olete -elar. and r. ic
unsettled. .I ha.s g. t 30 f
ioc for CIV Hollis f,r Par IEme steam al I.etc or
Kettle Rerderd For future delivery DE rg "a quite ac'e but
oge a Of 800 bbs ior jaiy el-. go ois M June ., ii
bb f0r May l aud 10 tc, last evening a. l. 70.
Jane
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situatiors Dantt0--females


A VOTING LADY desires TO travel as COM
"A RAMON With ay either is country o. abroad or Noa acl as
w NE5> entire charge 1i child highest tesfm1lls - 70
clpaEt. Io.0l furnished he advert .er - ily
cet.l. % requirement u-cesa IN anF OF refine
men n pef0rpn Of her duties hopes 10 render eh-
tire satsicton Address MissL 49, Grtll1ye brooklyn
A MIDDLE-AGED American lady, fully COM
"a peeut take charge ho r IN the cty or country wishes
aaITCATON HOJstKEEP5R b 4 references gwen ard re-
qliei Cal DAYS % ~ BcHefy from = TO 0eoet
A LARGE supply Of frst-class German,
"A Irenh English Ir. aud American HELP Tor CITY CoSnty
can he fogui at 10 sEi-sye. ovsl DE1g store
LARGE NUMBER of first-class SERY-
a ANTS al positions vh excellent recJcmenal0ns G,as2n
io.nl 33 Bov,r1. Eutrlres on flrsi-st Ms Low
EIRST-CLASS Female Servants, supplied by
PIERCE Co. Bowling Greeuhorgs ana enef secuols
fon Anerican Eugish. Scotch. Geraan sHe-es I1sa:
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hilds
" ern,r Iu.uc 2T Norot between hyngton and Stanton So
TWO STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS GIRLS, Sis
4 ten best refrences) want Situations city one LaHndre's
OF er Waiting aeTnll Sewing stopping al B0Eingseen
IETANTED-A SITUATION by a DRESS
w MAKER ttst understands cutting and fitting Ia tste,as'
fr hired tas .e1 CAL FOR one week al 20 Cor
nell st., rear DO Sc lfss A'oi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-25
Small Erv la Great slaw.

AUGUSTA, Me-, February %. -
Governor Perham transmitted to the
Senate, this morning, communica-
ton addressed to General Z. Town
send, Adjutant General of the United
States Army, from Colonel James B.
Frye, US A., formerly Provost Mar
shal General Of the United States, de-
Tending himself from the imputation
upon his administration contained ia
the report Of the State Commission of
investigation into the enlistment
frauds committed in Maine during the
late war. This communication was
sent to Governor Perham by the pre-
sent Secretary of War, and Is dated
Louisville, Kentucky, February l8,
1871.
Colonel Frye stated that he was un.
aware ofsuch investigation, and thinks
that it was singular that be was not
asked for information nor allowed ID
be heard.
He never knowingly ordered credit
in bank, and II there is a genuine sig.
nature, his or COchrane's ticket wa:
obtained through misrepresentation
and fraud, He says sit looks like verJ
ehsrD practice for me TO have sought
and accepted paper credits and openlI
and voluntarily paid large sums Oi
money TO the scOundrels preparing
them, and long afterward another
class Of authorities come out and con-
denn the general government SIS eul
pabie, and cause the burdens they III
ficted upon themselves -
The Communication Of Colonel F'ryC
was read ia the Senate and sent TO th'
House.
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were not "let alone;" on the next
day il was little bOlder, and said
that certain gentlemen named were
spotted" and that "between them
and eternity there was not thirteen
minutes when the trap falls" Mon
/ day it was still more ferOciOus, and
geJs of the following sample of Chi
| nese bombast: Nothing would give
us more pleasure than to see John
son, Brooks, Hodges, and the men,
/ bers Of the House who voted for i'm
! peachment and suspension, 60 down
| to the Governors Office and demand
/ that he turn over his Office. They
would be swept from the face of the
| earth to the nethermOst depths of hell
in less than the twinkling of an eye,
! and our advice to all persons who
have not prepared themselves for the
world to come is to keep away from
the State House the day that johnson
undertakes to take possession of the
Governors Office.
ADVISED TO QUIT.
In view Of the additional fact that
the Chief Justice, Mcclure, has
been impeached by the House Of Rep
resentauve5 for official misconduct,
we { (GGzette) think that Justices Gregg
and Harrison might, with just pro-
priety, refuse to sit upon the bench
with him until he is lawfully acquitted
of the charges against him, and his
judicial ernine is Cleansed of the i'm
putatioB which this impeachment has
cast upon it.
WHY CLAYTON REsISTS IMPEACH-
MENT.
Governor Clayton, himself, under
stands and recognizes the fact that he
lUaS iHDeQched by the said proceedings
of the House. He says in his cOmmu-
nicatiOn to that body on the following
day:
" Mr.. Speaker am unOficially
informed that your honorable body
has drawn up and approved articles
of Impeachment against me as Gov
ernOr, and passed a resolution sus-
pending me from the exercise of the
functions and powers Of the State"
The Governor here admits that he
is informed that the House has drawn
up and approved articles of impeach-
ment against him; and he, moreover,
saws that he writes this under the ad-
visement of competent and able legal
gentlemen" But, says the Governor,
although 1 confess to being impeach-
ed, 81 am also advised that the con-
stitutiOn does not confer the power OF
suspension from office on your body"
Let US, then, turn to the COnstitu.
ton, and see what that instrument
has to say on the subject. In section
10 OF article vi, it Is provided that
SIN case of the impeachment of the
Governor, the powers and
duties of the Governor shall deyOlye
upon the Lieutenant Governor, dur
ing the residue of the term, or until
the disabilities Of TIE Governor are re-
moved.
A PARAGRAPH FOR THE NEW YORK
"HERALD."
The world will soon know, if it does
not already know, that all the fault
for the present disorders and confusion
rest entirely upon Clayton aud his
hackers. Those that would not in
vOlve themselves in the fatal cOnse-
quences that may flow from these dis
orders would do well to fOrsake Clay
ton and his 'lOst cause" and by this
reformation TO seek TO regain a reput-
able position among their fellow. men.
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RIYER KILOGRAMS.

CAIRO, February 24.-Port list: J.
Sharp Mcdonald, New Orleans, for
Louisville, am; Hornet, New Or
leans, for Pittsburg, am; IdleWild,
Evansville packet, 10 am. Susie Sill
yer, New Orleans, for Evansville, 2
pm; NJ. J. Wicks, Cairo, for New
Orleans, 3 pm. Colorado, st. Louis,
for Vicksburg, pm. Messenger,
New Orleans, for Cincinnati, 6 pm. ;
Great Republic, st. Louis, for New
Orleans, 8 pm. IdleWild broke her
larbOard wrist and blew ont her evil
inder head near Metropolis last night.
She returned on one wheel. River
rose 3 inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry, 81. A severe storm Ofwind and
rain last night, lasting until am.
NEW ORLEANS, February A-Ar-
we'd: MOllie Able, Mary E. FOrsythe,
from st. Louis; Garrett and barges,
Pittsburg. Departed: ClarksVille, for
Arkansas river. Weather clear and
warm.
NASHVILLE, February 24.-River
falling, feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather warm aud clustering.
PITTsBURG, February "a. The
weather is cloudy with indications of
rain. MOnOngahela 6 feet and falling.
ST. LOUIS, February 24.-Arrived: :
Commonwealth and IrOnsides, from
New Orleans; Belle st. Louis, from
Vicksburg; st. Joseph, from Memphis.
Departed: Belle Memphis, for Mem
phis. River rising. Weather clear
and cooler. Heavy rain last night
with high wind
VICKsBURG, February 24.-Up:
City of Cairo IL O'Clock last night;
Dick Fulton and barges, 10 am. Ma
ry Houston, pm; W. p. Strader, 5
pm. Down: r. +. Lee, 1Ip.m. River
falling. Weather rainy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, February 24.-The
day was cloudy, with a slight rain in
the afternoon; Z feet 6 inches in the
chute, 3 feet inches in the canal, g.,
and 6 feet Z inches on the Rocks.
Departed: Nick LOngwOrth, for New
Orleans. The Glasgow leaves for
Arkansas river tomorrow. The
Katie leaves for New Orleans early
on Sunday morning, taking a num-
Der of eXcursiOnists. Business on the
levee is moderate. High wind nearly
all day.
CINCINNATI, February 24.-River
q feet. High winds all day, but
clear. Arrived; ArmadillO and
Charles B. Church, from New Orleans.
Departed: AbeOna.