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CITY Or MEXICO, september l6, ma HAVANA,
September &3.--The authorities have released
Thiele who was confined in the Chiapas.
Ihi6le is not an American, but naturalized
Mexican, and was engaged in the DiaE rev0-
luton. Nelson, the United states Minister,
is investigating the case OF Thiele and de-
Inanced proof Of his American citizenship
but none was furnished. -..-a. =
Il is reported that Minister Nelson had ne
elected The cases OF several Americans who
were in trouble, but the reports are pro
nounced untrue. The parties concerning
whom these charges are made, are generally
adventures and proved 70 De uner titled 10
American citizenship Nelson has recovered
from his recent illness and il now arranging
the affairs OF the mixed commission, with q
likelihood Of success. He soon leaves for the
United states with the remains OF ais wife,
which VIII be taken 10 Indiana for final in
terment.
Silton has entered upon his duties as Con-
sui General al The United States in Mexico.
NegouaticL for the submission Of General
DiaZ continue and are likely TO succeed.
Two new journals will shortly be published
which VIII support Santa Anna * q candidate
Tor the Presidency.
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Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, September 24.-The Republican
Congressional Conventions were held here tO-
day for the First and Second districts, and at
Waukeguu for the 1h1rd district. In the
by acclamatiOn. In the Second district, j. ID.
Ward .fOn .the first ballot, and in the Third,
Honorable c. B. Farwell, by acclamaton.
The Superior Court OF Illinois, to-day,
granted a supercedeQS in the case o. Rafferty,,
convicted OF the murder Of Policeman
O'Meara and sentenced 10 death. The writ
was given ol condition that the case be pre-
sented for hearing at the present term Of the
court, and the court granted counsel twelve
days TO prepare the case.
Union Teleg aph Company, who has been
making a short visit West, was in tlae city to-
day and this evening.
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WASHINGTON, September 24.-For New
England Wednesday, southeast and south
easferly winds and cloudy weather, with rain
by or on Wednesday night; for Middle States,
southeast and sOUtherly winds, with cloudy
weather and rain; for south Atlantic states,
eaSterly 10 southerly winds, with cloudy
weather and rain areas; for the Gulf States,
sOEtherly TO westerly winds and partly
cloudy weather; for Northwest, rising ba-
rOmeter, nOrtherly TO westerly winds and
clearing weather and extending eastward
over Missouri Illinois and Lake Michigan by
Wednesday morning, and over Michigan and
Indiana by Wednesday afternoon. The low
barometer over Wisconsin viii probably
move uOrtheaStward into Canada; brisk and
very brisk southerly winds for Lakes Huron,
Erie and Michigan tonight, and for Lake
Ontario Wednesday. CauuOnary signals are
ordered for Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Ha-
ven, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland ana Buffalo.
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Administrators Sale OF Household Fur
STTURE-eifects OF Sarah Gaynor. By order
Of W. W. Coleman,
AT Auction,
BY A. VI. STODDARD IL CO.
Thursday, sept. 2sth. at n o'clock
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80 Life Association Of America. st
LOuis.-At a meeting of the policy-holders OF
the Life Association Of America, held at the
company's rooms on the 26th August, Tor the
purpose OF considering certain proposed
amendments to the charter OF the Associa-
ton, it was the sense Of the meeting that other
amendments be added 20 hose proposed. and
the whole be again submitted to the members
Of the company a. a meeting which it was re-
commended should 1e held as soon as practi-
cable. Now, therefore, this is TO give notice
that meeting O. the poliey-holders OF the
Life Association wili be held at the principal
Office Of the company IN the city of St. Louis,
on Wednesday, the 18th day of September
inst, at 10 O'Clock am, for the purpose OF
voting tor or against the proposed amend
ments 70 the charter If the Association in ac-
cordanee with the provisions Of section rs OF
an act of the General Assembly OF the state
Of Missouri, approved March, 1863, entitled
ien act for The Incorporation and regulation
ef Lie Assurance Companies.
JAMES H. BRITTON, President
sel0 WI. HANLEY, Secretary.
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~ Cnhan ..Einneer., Arnin-

A Washington dispatch saws that the agent
Of the Cuban Republic and Others have waited
upon the Attorney General with the view OF
having the case Of this Cuban n1buster
was had on a snap Judgment, at Providence,
and now the parties desire 10 have the case
tried on its merits. The Attorney-General eX-
pressed himself as favorable 70 the Cuban
cause, but he said that in the present attitude
OF the government nothing could be done in
the matter
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NAsHINGTON, September 24.-ghe Civil Ser
vice Examiners Of the s'ressury Department
hold eNami miuaUORS for applicants for vitcant
twelve hundred dollar clerkships OctObe- llth
and l2-h. Applications for permission 10 COM
pete may be presented up TO October. From
these applications selections viii probably be
made ~ the Board OF the best qualhed, IN
RccCrdH nee with the rules.
Secret ry Robesou is expected tomorrow
from New York.
Hon. Pi iletus "a yer, member Of Congress
fsOm Wisconsin, and b. j. Stevens, Attorney
for the Cree, Bay and Wisconsin Canal Com
pRny, were az the War Department to-day, to
consu inmate tie purchase by the government
Of the locks, canals, dams and franchises OF
that company, which is better known as the
Fox nd Wisconsin River Improvement. The
amount voted by Congress last winter for its
purchase was to-day paid over to the COM
pany, and the property was duly conveyed
by deed % the United States. Theentire WORK
has this day passed over to the United States.
The engineer OF the department is 70 carry
out the enlargement and completion OF this
national highway, from west to east.
The Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury IS now
bpsily engaged IN masking preparations to pay
the navy emrloyees the amount due them for
a reduction of their wages under the eight
hour law. About forty thousand persons win
come in for an allowance under this law Of the
eighth OF May last
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san Francisco, September 2i.-To-nigh
the Board Of Supervisors finally passed an or
der submitting to vote Of the people a sub
sidy Of ten million dollars -or The Colorad,
River raj lrOad. aud indefinitely postponed
and modified the proposition Of 81 subsidy fcl
the California Atlantic and Pacific. senator
Cole addrt ed the audience, numbering sew
eral thousl"d, on the railroad questions, OF
posing subs dy % the Central Pacific.
a dispatch 4rCr- Mcdowell, Arizona, dated
on the min IA instant, says that the diamond
excitement has subsiied.
70 is belieY "a that strong force Of cavalry
VIII be sent 20 southern Arizona to prosecutt
q vigorous war sgainst the Indians.
There is no Op position against MeCormieH
fOg Congress.
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Coal on Proauetlon % be Reduced.

TrrusYILLE. September 28,-The movement
toward shutting up wells and the suspension
OF drilling 20 As 10 decrease the production OF
petroleum, which was agitated some weeks
ago and proved unsuccessful, has been re-
Viyed. Meetings have been held, resolutions
passed aud organizations formed TO this end.
The production has reached eighteen hun
dred barrels per day and is Increasing. This
excessive supply caused prices 10 decline 80
Sow that producing was Improbable and 70
enhance prices, "a large number of producing
wells have already shut down.
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ADDITIONAL Markets.

CHARLESTON, September 2a.-Cotton firm
ordinary, l58l51zc; good ordinary. l6al6xc
low middling, l619c; mlddling, l65kal6Hc
Net receipts, 20 bales; gross, 220l bales. sales
500 bales stock, l3,55e bales.
SAVANNAH, September 24.-CottOn firm
anG in good demand; middlings. l71kcai71Ec
low middling Ice; net receipts 443l ales
sales 300 bales. Stock, l5,546 bales.
MOBILE, September 23.-Cotton nrm
low middlingS l71ze; middlings, lS6isi4c
Net recei PTS lO3i bales; expofis-coastw ise, g6l
bales sales 10 bales; stock, 1891 bales
GALVESTON, September A.-CottOn quiet
and Eealag good ordinary, l55xal554c. Net re
ceipts lo2D bales. ssales, so bales. Stodk
D. 9l3 bales.
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For saIe.-A Fam Of 20 acres, miles
from the ci,y.r gan u-paraHeled bargain.
4 MAIN STREE -- BEHOUSE, paying
per cens. net.
Fisst-elass CITY RESIDENCE and LOT, for
the cost ofthe building.
NJ MJNEY, for city improved property.
For Lease.-Ten Years Lease on Desirable
Lots on Madison street exteudeu.
R0YSTkh, THT|rYANT 8 GO.
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EXPOSITION PRITrTI,BGES.

GEBLED BIDS will be received until Y
y o'clock on Monday, Goth inst, for the fol-
lowing privileges day and night during the
thirty days whic-- the Exposition will be
open, viz.
Saloon for sale of Wines and Liquors.
Saloon for sale of Beer.
Space for sale OF Soua-W slter, MeaG and
Lemonade.
space for sale OF Cakes, Candies, Ice-eream
and Fruits
Space fjr sale of Meats, Bread, OyE 80 aud
other things Of substantial food.
LesseeS IN ast furnish their own counters, Ia
bles ana other fixtures, and kee p their space
in proper and eleanly condition.
One-third Of the lease must be paid for on
acceptance of the bid and execution Of the
contract; one-third must be paid ten days
thereafter, and one-third on the s5th October
Notes must be executed, with approved in
dorsers, for the deferred payments. Failure
to pay notes at maturity viii forfeit the lease.
%Blds viii be received for any other pivi-
leges not conflicting with the above.
HTne Committee reserve the privilege Of re-
jecting any or all bids
EBids may be filed with the undersigned, at
his Ofhce, rs Main and 3 South Court street.
GEO. MELLERSH,
secs Chairman COmmittee
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EHE EATR.

PROPOSALS viii be received for music
i during the f7ir-a brass band composed OF
twelve performer The band 10 play two
hours each day IN tde city, and the emainder
of the Gay NJ the air Grounds.
se24 LEOE TROUSDALE, Secretary.
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Arrest Of ThioVing Bank CIerk-FOuI

CHICAGO, september Alt has transpired
that q. II GOodspeed, the young man who
was heeced out Of three thousand dollars by
gamblers Saturday is Henry sloan, confiden-
nal clerk in Hartford bank, and that he
robbed the institution Of i've thousand dol
lars and started for California. Re has been
arrested, AID is now in custody awaiting q
reqGisition from the Governor Of Connecticut
Last night about half-past eleven O'Clock
James McWiuiams and NJ. a. Moore, two
compOsitors employed in the Times Office,
were walking along Clinton street, near AG-
AIMS, when their attention was attracted by
one OF four men, sitting on fence in front OF
a house, falling backward of the fence The
young men crossed the street TO ascertain the
trouble, and after exchanging a few words
with the four men, started on their way mp
street They had only gone a few steps when
one of the men drew pistol and fired at
them, the shot taking effect IN McNilliams' s
head. He never spoke afterward, and died
in 4 few minutes. The assassin and his COM
paul0ns ran OF, and mp 10 an early hour this
morning had not been found. McWilliams
was quiet, civil boy, eighteen years old, and
the murder was entirely unprOvOked.
LATER.
The police to-day arrested Thomas Collins, a
young man only twenty years OF age, who shot
and Killed young McWilliaIns on Clinton
street last night. They also arrested as ae-
aDmpsices five men who We're with Collins at
the time
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FRANCE.

Charles sumner fn Paris-German Evac-
nation Of French Territory Death Of a
Turkish Ambassador.
PARIS, September 2i.--Charles sumner az
rived last night.
General Manteuffel, who commands the
German troops now in France, aud the
French authorities have agreed that the evac-
uati0n Of the Departments Of the Marne and
OF the Haute Marne shall commence October
18th.
The Figaro says that D'Jemel Afehemel
Papa. Turkish Ambassador 20 France. died on
Limburg, Austria
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PITTsBURG, september 24.-There was a large
demonstration of the Liberal Republicans in
this city last night. quite a large torchlighi
procession marched through the principal
streets They held a mass meeting in Ale
gheny city, which was addressed by senators
Sehurz and DOOlittle.
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welcome to Greeley.

BALTIMORE, September 24.-Both branches
Of the City Council last evening passed resO-
lutiOns rendering the hoSpitalitiss Of the city
TO Horace Greeley during his visit on the
dress before the Agricultural Society OF Ma
r-v-Iamd
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Cricket Match.

PHrLADELPHIA, September 2i.-The cricket
match between the English twelve and the
Americans resulted in favor OF the English,
who made the necessary number in the run
TO win thirty-three with seven out OF their
eleven wickets.
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COLUMBUS. ONO. septenttsy 2a.-The police
to-day arrested Thos- g. Martin and JReE J..
Mcdonald, two notorious confidence mels
VIII ten thousand dollars counterfeit money
in their possession.
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CABLE NOTES.
CUBA.
Row Between the Policemen aud China.
meu-Oue of the latter Killed

HAvANA. September 2i.-While the police
were engaged in registering in their barracks
the Chinese employed 70 clean the city, fight
occurred, during which one Chinanan was
killed and numb wounded. The origin OF
the difficulty is unknown. The case Is being
Investigated.
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ENGLAND.

Cotton Mills Affected by me Advance in
the Price of COaI-Weafher EeWs-Ar-
rivals Of Steamers
LONDON, september 2i-The advance IN The
price Of coal has caused an increase in the eX-
pensts Of running the Lancashire cottOn-mills
10 such an extent that IL has been decided 10
reduce the number Of hours OF labor.
The weather throughout England Is tenn
pcstuous. Some damage has been done 70 the
shipping ON the coast.
The steamships Adriatic, City of London,
tlty Of Bristol. COrinthian and Scandinavian
have arrived out
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Liberal Nomination.

ELNIgA, n. y, September 2i.-The Liberal
and Democratic Congressional Convention
for the Twenty-eighth district to-day, non1i-
mated stephen T. HOyt for Congress n .tt
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Attachment Notice.

llS25l A. DIN the Firai Circuit Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee.-Martin a Lang
staff VS. ). X. Birmiugh8nn.
II n this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out under section 3455, Of the code OF
Tennessee, and returned INTO court, levied
upon personal property of tile defendant, and
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is indebted 10 plaintiff in the sum Of $500
for damages ON breach Of contract, and that
the defendant IS a nonresident Of the state of
Tennessee, or is about 10 remove his proper
ty out Of the State.
1t Is therefore ordered that he make his per
sOnal appearance herein, before the Judge of
the First Circuit Court of Shelby county, at
the courthouse ia the city of Memphis, on the
third Monday in January next, and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the same VIII be proceeded
with eXparte, and that copy Of this order be
published once week, fOr four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Office, this 2ith day Of september,
lsI2 FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY +. \. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Meriwether a Scales, Att'ys for Pm. se25
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CRIMINAL AND CASUAL.


FAE -rNGroN, MR., September IA fire, on
Monday evening, burned nine buildings in
Phillips's lower village Loss about thirty
thousand dollars.
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80 nrer and IkiIIed.

INnrANAPoLIs, september 2..--Jacob Spahr,
an old and weil-known citizen OF this county,
while crossing the Peru railroad track IN his
wagon this morning, was struck by a passen-
ger train a.t fatally injured
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DIRECTORS;
Z. MCDAvITTT, President.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor
J. T. FARGAsoN, OF FargasOn i Clay, COM
mission Merchants.
JOIN 7. STRArrON, Of Ssratton, James & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
NAPOLEON HILL, of Hin, Fontaine 3 70,
Commission Merchants.
w. A. GooDwTs5, Cotton Broker
h. L. COCHRAN, of NJ. r. & J. ". Cocr J..
Lumber Dealers.
II. Z. jackson, OF Esteg 2 jackson, Altore sys.
NATH Az ADAMS, Stanton, Tenness, e.
THIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
4 sonabls inducemelt tSinsurers. It's losses
are settled fairly and paid promptly, while its
rates are as low as any solvent company can
atfJ I. se25
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TICKETS, /: THREE DOLLARS.
A Season Ticket for IS secures Admis-
sion to the Fair Grounds for the
whole week, and also 10
chance in lhe Distribution Of
5SS Prizes, amounting
III9 an N'IvlIuO9i Oh IIuay VCIODeI II, Io'z
TICKETS ONLY THREE DOLLARS


the Fair Grounds, on Friday, October Il, ls72
TICKETS ONLY THREE DOLLARS
II Il not necessary for a person to attend the
Fair 10 participate in the Drawing.
The Fair viii commence October 7th, in
stead OF September 30th, as heretofore an
nOunced, aud the Distribution viii be On the
nth, instead OF the lth. This change is made
on account OF the meeting of the Blood Horse
Association, which commences September 90.
'as-rhe Association viii hold 40 tickets
in this scheme
Tickets bearing date September 5ith 10 Oc-
| tober 5th viii be good during the ,,ca1 com
meneing October 7th. For Tickets and info
nation apply to
J. e. neCRORY, Gen1 Agent,
e Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
orto JOSEPH LOCKE,
236}5 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
| Board OF Managers
JOHN oVERR0N, JEO. Il. WILLIAMS,
| HIRAM VAUGHN, Tl,OS. CHADWELI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DTssoEuTIoN.

VIHE partnership heretofore existing under
/ the style ana firm name Of J. n. D3bson
tECo., was dissolved by mutual consent, On the
tenth instant. Messrs. j.. Block a Co., selling
their entire interest in the firm OF j. ~. Dob
son a Co, TO the remaining partner, Mr.. j. n
DobsOn, who viii continue to carry on the
business as heretofore, without change OF the
firm name, and assumes al liabilities of the
Old firm ID. BLOCK,
N. BLOCK,
a q. HAMILTON,
sa5 r. n. DOBSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

T1HE officers and members Of Ten Cd
i nessee Lodge, No. 8, X. OF p, are k1e~A
hereby notified to meet promptly thisEi = y
(WEDNESDAY) evening, Sept 2lth, at tts1.sss<l
~ o'clock, Tor Wo.k IN the First and -
Second degrees.
Visiting 4. P.'s are fraternail- invited
BY order W. I. FRENCH, Chancellor.
II. g. BIGELOW, II. and C.S se25
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIA Accommodation 1 OF DeSoto 2
"A Lodge No. agg viii be held this Ny
"WEDNESDAY evening, September W
18th at ~ o'cloclc-fur work in the - A. degree.
All r. As are fraternally invited
BY order r. &. WILLIAMSON, ". n
r. W. SHELTON, Secretary. sez5
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The Time for Making OuI Cur Bill me-
rHrarra

A Washington special says that nothing has
yet been settled concerning. the time and
method Of auditing private claims growing
out OF depredations OF AnglO-rebel cruisers,
but il Is quite possible that Congress viii pro-
vide az its next session for their ascertain
ment, without waiting for the payment of the
InnnaEE % Lhls goNernment DE Great Lrlta-l.
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For Storage and Charges, at Auction
BY 4. N. STODDARD 4 CO.,

Thursday Morning. September 26th,
Three bXs. Merchandise, 1 Cultivator, Stead,
Trunks, Nalise, barrels and contents {
barrels Wine Bottles ana Sundries. se35
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOE.
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 3, 1872.
Hs- The City FAX Books are nov in my
possession and 1 am ready for collections, al
lowing one per cent per month discount
for prompt PaymenG for the 45th cor
pOrate year, 1872.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
sal0 City Tax-COllect0r.
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SOUTHERN
H0OPSKIRT ara CORSET
MANUFACTORY,
NO. 888 nEa1aa street.

! am prepared now to offer
the trade the latest styles Of
my popular JosEtless Skirts,
Folding Bustles and hand
made Corsets, at lower prices
than have to be paid for the
inferior store goods. Country
merchants have already
found that their patrons ask
for the skirts with my stamp
on the waislband.
Remember you can get all
sizes, all lengths and an styles.
Gu24 10
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The above books sent, postpaid, for the re-
tail price, with the exception of The STAND.
ARD, specimen copies or which viii be ms led
(pOstpaid) for the present, for 81 ..
OLIVER Di1SON d CO., Boston.
CHAS. h. DITSON & co, New York.
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE

BY Dr. Becx's only known aud sufe felr.
30 HARGE. for treatment 1utit Cgrel ta.r
on - address DS. J. G.. ht1,' =. ils joan
Cincinnati, Ohio. art
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These Certificates Vii euJitte the holder
to Admission to the Far on the day
of the Distribution, when pre-
sented at the gates, the
holder retaining the
Certificate.

So The Board OF Directors, ia Gsking the
support Of the Publ. for this Fourth DistrI-
button OF the Memphis Agricultural and Ne
chauical Society, feel Just Ei-Ge in referring 2
to their fouuaF Distributions 10 having been
charaC terized h.- fairness pune tuallty a5ld
actor Of he Managers torbids .he idea that
any but Uhe IfElst good faith viii cont n e
70 be observed. Jr-.s afOrding the highest
ever cCutrO4 fheLi n discharg-ng their resi- OIL
sible duties.
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STEAMER.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL II, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship China (Br). Macauay Liycrnooi via ouoon.
town. g. francklyn. - 'i'
town. W. Hurst i - ~o
steamship Wisconsin 3D. Freeman, Liverpool via
Observation-Disclosures 4 Guion. 'f -
hardt a Go. 'e 80
steamship Gen scdgwick, Ellis New orIeans-C II Nal.
lory Co. " 90
Ship Asa Eldridge Baker, san Francisco-sutton Co
Bark Willy Rickiners NGj stolt Hamburg-Funch
Edyc a Co $500
Bark Maynower, Hotchkiss, Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Sons.
Brig Curacao tBr) Lockhart, Curacoa-Jos Foulke's
Sons.
Brig Andax tBr), Hamby, MISUNDERSTANDING A Dan
ieIs.
Brig Daniel Trowbridgc, Rogers Mayaguez-D Trow.
bridge Co.
Brig Harmony Br) Kaye, Trnidad-Gomarez, Morrem
A Gusbman.
Brig Lie Houghon, Anderson, Matanzas-millcr 4
Houghon.
Brig Fdea, White, Navassa Islsnd-M!ller Iongh
ton.
Brig Robt Dillon, Hlachford, New orlenns-R Drum.
mond 90.
schr Mary Curran. Nalady, Governors Harbor-B
We1berg,