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New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WTnNESnAY. PKn. Q

WEDNESDAY, FEB B
Eurone. Queenstown anl Liverpool PER esmhI
wyom.ng y u. Supplementary Maj on Pit No % "
closed l;50 ?. Steamship sails at P m ron PleI No.
@HH
reamshlp IranElni
Steamship sails AZ from Per No Is y. X
Jamaica. SaYauia and Turks aud BY the
steamship Canbe close Steamship sAs from Pier No II
E.k ... -.
Mails EuoDe via POath Chebourg and Hamburg per steam
Cmbr II IA. Supplementary Mail on Per loot oi
Trds. HOb0ken, closed a. SanAnp sl al - p ~ non
A P,usasn Closed Mail Is sent BY this line.
deposited in Supplementary Malls must be prepaid with
double p0stagel =.
CITY Of Mehda close Steamship sails At IN from Pier
No. N. K ,.,,- -, "a
Halifax ~ S. closed at the NeH-York PoOhee every
MA fr New uSdsnd close at the Eev.YOrk Ph-
Steamship from Portland, Me- Saturday at
r.. Doe Eew-York Friday, at 6 p $50
Letter postage an West Inaes except when going direct viii
half Papers cents each which must DO prepaid
SATURDAY. MARCH J.
Britain Queenstown and Liverpool by
steamship Atlantic bt4;0 No Supplementary Mall
Steamship sails st7O from White Star DOCK, PaYonA Ferry
Ms tof Great Prin COunn, Of Europe via Southampton
BY tie steamship Donau close al a. m suppcne
foot OF Third st, Hoboen, al ste&u-
ship at 2 D. NJ, from foot Of Thirds HobOken-
Prlssn closed Mail Is sent By this hne
Panana Aspuwa Central American and South Pa
pos steamship Rising htar, close at N Steam
ship sails al 70 NJ. from Pier No AZ ~ r. ,-..
Bmuda by the steamship Florida, close at II ~ steam
2a foT Ky West bv steamship Hoas,on close at
Steamship sails at y. IN, from Pier No. 70 T. 4
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Steamship Msubsisen wcOdhu Charleston g. O. with mdss and
70 n. i. Morgan y Co
Steamship Huntsville, Cowel Savannah with
Robert ioyen
steamship On Donncn Walker Richmond Point Foo
with ndsc. and pass. ~ Oh Domnon Steamship Co
steamship John Gibson Winter Georgetown D. o. WITH Ddse and
pass. o Geo B. Merrck
Steamship Panita DoaDe Wilmington with mde aud Lo
nlarl StesmShip Co.
Schr Sarah J. Fort, Port. Baltimore.
Schr Jenue Rosaceue Tacker. GEORGETOWN. n g.
SchT Sophia Godfrey Godfrey Wilmington with naval
sohr Constitution Smith, Jacksonville ~ days. with lumber
SAILED.
Steamships Canbe for Kingston Vieksburg for Port uPnDoo
MlND-sab moderate N. W; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos Feh 2Amved steamship George Appod frousBnorc
Feb 2Auivcd steamships south Carolina ou
Falcon aud Butler Baltimore hahet
ship james duncan Tor Liverpool
NEw-ORIEAss Feb 2a-Ayed steamship George Washington
hom kew.lort.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAuFLI g. Feb 2Tbe steamship hauOtar arrived here this
morning from Liverpool
sailing the steamship HISTORIAN has been changed
o'clock to-day when she takes al the mails for Liverpool
The mail steamships for Bermuda aBd Newfoundland sailed
day.
lFor Latest Ship News sec rim Pa0e.l
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP EkW-Yokk.... ........,............PEB

PORT W fkH-fOhh...s ss..s,...ss.ss......FEB Is
CLEARED.
Steamship Italia tBfl Greg, GsgOw &c. Henderson
sesmshp Oi DOMINION Walker, Norfolk, City Point Oh
sniBion steamship 60.
stesnship virgo. Bukey Savannah, murray Ferris l. CO.
Steamship Csnbc (BT Bsyley Kingston. Jam PIN
Steamship AgeT Lockwood Charleston, c. Henry
gan Co
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston II. r. DimOok
ShiD (BT ANTHONY. London T. NoTgans Soma
Barf PsBne n. LOrng Lonng, Havana Miller HOughion.
Randolph (Bfl kas0n London, Andrew Lindsey Co.
Bsrk VolaDt Woodmsn Antwerp Jacob W. Schmid, 4 60.
Bog stephen Bishop. Gilkey, Bilboa. walsh fed Way.
pdg Arthur Eggleso Perrambaco CrOcke Wood q
(AasI CArnaeb. Hayre orders, Boyd HDeken
Schr CTussoer DAVIS, New Hsven.
S@br Sea Lark, Miller, jacksonville
6ehE n. j. Duncan, Plat. New London.
Sehr n K. Higgins, Paine, JaemeL
B~bT Grown Point, Taylor, JseIneL
SehL RaneH Horse, Miller ST. Pierre
sehL Williams hcrre stamford stamford Manufacturing Co.
Seh salbt Burton Barley Stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship CALEDONIA (Br OYeaone hsenef 1th
hsp 5 20h Palermo 18th, Valencia 2yb Gibraltar Feb
C&d 81 With ndse and pass Henderson Bros
Steamship Main E G Oteresd0rp Bremen Feb va South
sDyon Itb. Eith nd and 10 OelTchs Co.
steamship CITY HoastoD Deeng Galveston Feb H. and Key WsE
ss, with nose- and pass G. H. Mallory 4 Co.
Ban salvador Rekesen Savannah with dse And
". 6sSssoa
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p1SCFNGFRS IRRTVED.

PROM NARSElLLESa steamship CaedoRtl, Feb 25-Bngene
Messer Msnvel Antonio Vioera, james X. Winchester
PROM BREMENIH steamship MGfa, Feb 25R Berg A. II.
Crosse family Kayer Florence Sherwood and Prof
Veg seBg BTuyn J. H. Collins A. NJ Psssefo
bsBte and family Zogbsuu, j. ~ sheetn Kobe Can't O.
Bons and wife Peter er Anna Werner Caroline
Wiener Schneider Amelia Me Anton Behset aud family r. Som
NJ and family AntoyheTkel and wife D. Doweh AaI
Wolf. =. Wolff HaItef, Alex oiB
sehA Fntye Ksyser Jos katEensen B. Genheimer,
J Woedon TempeO3, John Brake OTIS, Jacob
Marog b. HinlLen u. MeItl ano 20 IN steeIage
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
REAL ESTATE.


EEwYoKK Tuesday, Peb 2s, ls7a
The large number Of public sales announced to
Asepsee Exchange effect Of calling together
large number Of vekborn operators esyAhs The following
transactions made:
s Miller s by order Of the Court acting undr the
direction Of Gbsr; ols oTa~fGE referee The haze Of DE lot Si
located onthey Of fwen st 100 feet westerly from
Tss @ noted Be %.Js By Ss ss .ueonr under
siGS use SIDE S ss sf from i
David A. Scott referee TIE lot 'front.' 2 Is and "a
sSd andcf e ss%e of and direction he fca0s property
taeoTL ers1 2Sso "Ta M o' s e ey S
cm Uaen p@oe oa the rear S the lot there - tso,'Sg S me- NJ
s,r present ground rent sE ov per re1 year su1y T Ea'or
s the Ta,tp a' for % % SS' the two tRf1s story Ss
and o. 2e s9d z By s and 81 located on the eas 5 sSf S o.
% John oahes ana The he ~ 6Eel house % and et x 3 & S
Gnwiet, 2i5 feet inches norheIb from Ree;oGst iS ls
@ s. tod on The eaeT sde of Cbar5hst Is fect uehe,
souiher from Ceiasi knoNn as Ne or +S 70 Lou m d Ie
dg ee9i % ssS"t r, 5 @ 1isP S SS C1 he Known s
for 5000 70 the Manhattan Oh Company who are the pres nj oeS
Pebsps the most importan sales adverei to-day at the
Exchange those noted 10 be made by Muller wilkins Co. g
ssory brown stone front 6oae and lot 5sS sOu,hey
sde of Thryunhs westerly from Rhave known as No
b. seb was $4,000 n II GORDON AMI four lots ooIlCo
located the eaery ceI Of fourhaye s9a % SnesJ ne
property oeated the south westerly Of Nassau and bry
sane ord was witSwa on bd Of 92oO
bc houses and lot 2f13 located on
sonheaseTy BrOome and Malgnsts r - o 70 r.
the OF the estate OF limoth IT,
Burger the irregular lots Of land together with the buildings
thereon casev ode Of Pear, between theTy an
Olk-sts No % aud 6 for rBSJO, 20 Owen Hey Auu
gave withdrawal Of the premises located and Known
No 81 West FIheenth-st
N Ludlow Co sold by OF the OF the estate OF
Smith deceased e hreetory high oop house and o I4t
located H0hery side Of Twcntetst 30 FEET e5er from
Broadway 27JO w. H. Brden And withdrew On pa o
located and known No. - West Nlnihee'
which completed the transactions at the Exchange for the day
The auction Of Brooklyn lots he to-day by Jefe johnson W
IN hsnew Exchange Nos 80 and O Fnon Brookyn ass
attended, being compcc he The bins wa
spirited rcs realized satisfactory. IL Is very evident th
brooklyn property aud that the tendency i
better prces. Appended fan particulars:
fSS YcSk " al ~ ISl p G caes ............. $500
Daos' ~ II " .. o'no 1900
lots . e Of Mc)0nOughst and Hovauave W IL Towns nm
Brooklyn.
II lots on Of Decitust, Howariaye, WALKER Phlips'
EroOkyns..,.
10 lots Decaturst leo oSaaoga-aye Walter Phillips 5OD
lots v and DecItust W II Tognhend 2i9O
2j q OF By Wm NOgt, Brookiyn Vtu
Elm-s nearly adjoining, VIM host.. z'o'
EIns rs II Of Evegreendo, Henry Ielman, oo
Brook
lots Centralaye anu Jacobsl John Wiley, Brook
lots Eergrceuaye and Jacobst Finch BToOkD liSOO
Jac0t-st, bet Johnson and CeGtaiayes, Ancn
OF Johnson-ave, Allen
OF Eyegrenaye, bet haTgaea and Nierhests On,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

5:s9 Moon set..... 600
pAT-A
7C9 Ts Hell Gate Perry 93S
133 Cows Island Hell Gate Peny ..l00l
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26


The above Aggregate disposal Of O lots total Of S3lJ
being average about - 3, ranging from 900 toHnSah
addition the several heretofore noticed TO be made on Ihu
dav Jere johnson will sell at his scsrooms Nos d9 and O
following 70 the
Samuel Smith, The premises located ard known No
brick and lot Z25Xtlot
M so m and 34 being similar parcels OF
realty the former Judge Smith located and known No
smh, consisting Of the mansion house and plot when Is o.
Nos. IL and IL Gallunpace anu
the similar parcels known Nos 10 and 20 the same
street; foot house ana lot No. 100 hVbgnli t
2sto buling and lot No 30 smtht aud the aoiang parcel
81 Ten and basement brcOn' houses ald o
located and Ill l13 l5. IN g 49, oj l5 49, aud
the nortIweted7 Ut Gan-
are including desirable south Of Fll-
desirahy ocato business property
doubiy Of the valuable popery in the city Of bToo H.
We feel here offered make desirable Invest
IL this cisgs Of real estate VIII DE eaReri sought ST & @ M
viii ird little 1mcaty IN oaapnB TAR pce io a 81 tl par
GELS offered particulars Iegarar ts posed sale viii Dc
nshed upOn application the olcc OF the auca0nesr.
bcG AZ tbe
change Tor O LOiei) tomorrow:
Pe5nssdoy, FEB &C.
n. Miller, legal sale under The direction q CfaHei
A. Jackson referee z5y99 together With the bdHg there
on located norheny side Of rWene gbihst JJ feet eaey
sale by order Of the OF the Of Jacob p Gia jr
premises located and known No l45 'front.' No 81 Monroe
By T. H. Laow & Co., legal sse under the direction OF VIM H.
Mlciol-a 20 be held at tie Courhoe at Nm Pns
n T. 81 land located on CLntonane Town Of New cnt
Nestcbesief County. 80,
v JeTe Johnson IT, eenors sale 10 he made Nos 800 and iOl
PuOBs Brooklyn 'front.' comprising 10 lots located on the
eaey eide Of Raphave between BuesL and the DJnglsssht
oueyri noheaiery Seventh
ave and Forietb bst.-sll in BROOKLYN. L. J.
and AZ the place. also by order ~
North North Seveutb, and
and Tenht,
and secOnd-ts. All in Brooklyn, L. J.
H The auct0uee and al the place desirable houes and
lots located No. 40 Fihave of Eleventh.
No Zs5 Niuthst, aid No eJ Ieuth-st Brooklyn, LL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
EeQGl Noiites.
- ". SrPREME COURT FOR THE On

n. Y. SUPREME COURT FOR THE CITY
~ AND COUNTY or NEWYoRK-J0HN MARShALL Plain
fcndsn-Summon-F money demand Contract Com not
the defendants ioa are lere9y sa@Tonsa & and % 5S4Tc
Of tie CorE te City County NewYok, the City Hall in
@ se e 4 9s 70 sIsS h & No. 81 % street in the City Of New
cave day OF l to the said com
plant within the time aloIe,aii 'he nul IN ts setqn WI nS
f sly aud !oo dollars WITH Interest from iIe h Gay 81 & sS on
D'eo Ne" 'OA' Jan To- RRAsTUs NEW Plaintiffs Attorney
The soraint in this action the Once Of the Clerk Of the
City and County Of NewYOrA on as s 9 as NEy 81 Fpa M
CUPRINdE CQURT-CITY, COUNTY AND
- sTATE or NEW oRKJShn HSnd Re5 ITSee %, fa2na @
KelbseR Iha Leb William Wallace Angelne r. Wallace wife
Elizabeth Rasen and Robert H. Russell her huband WiSm j. n
National Bank Of NewYork Jarvis SaGe Receiver Of Inter
len Theodore ye.teIeR earS q VeI Is 'SI9 & NRPFy PoD 9@
John Ne;at survivors, Of Muhy NssGt lSi M Ad P5 W
Sp Adrian H. Mue f Henry T. Bennett Bernard Morahsn James
5 feS &tei w6osef Je51 s@oasau Ena l. Letl
1s%HT1s @ Of Ss: sI Lev s: SSo r S G. the de-
d above named and each Of YOU You are hereby summoned aud
required this action Of which here
with served copy Of answer the sd com
County ard State Of NewYok within twenty days after the service
eonat Within the tine Aforesaid the plaintiff app
70 lh Court Tor the Tes TfsRqe RRoFRs f a
complaint in the shove entitled so3 %a "" % sfa 3 IN the S Se S9e 0i
T26 iar6yW Couldn't BRoTHERs Plaintiffs Attorney'
QUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- Mayor Aldermen and Commcnaty o. the City Of
by h Commissioner o. Pubo Works in relation to the e
quon the City Of Newfork being lands on the
oub-westey Of Onehuu1red and Ienhave
aud Euesond and Nnethrd s oneneng 100 feet west d
Enge Notice heebg given the ssees persons and
parties the lands tenemnts heredmens qua premises
Gece 10y the Report Of the Commissioner Of Appraisal 10 the aOo' en-
titled matter said completed will be presented 10
t s-pme Court At Special thereof 70 be held al Chambers at
M Coouse City Of Newiork Monday the 10th day Of
March opening the Court that day soon there
after motion will then and there Be made
o the confirmation ReportDate NewYork December H. 2
DWIGHT n. OJMSTEAD,
ADRIAN r. MULLER, Commissioners
CHARLES X. GRAHAM,
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tDrsirbesier Gonntp Real estate for Sale

A HANDSOME COUNTRY PLACE, ten or
N .gt' the Haison River At Scarborough one mi below
dngs Apply EDWARD AUSTIN asa Pearl
st or RObE H. B0OIthAS. Vi CtdsIst
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Orean Steamers.

DRAFTS ON IRELAND.
~ TAPSC0rTS EMIGRATION and FOREIGN EXCHANGE
OFFICE 80 soah-Drss from ~ upward available 10 all parts Of
Great Britain and Ireland ani tickets By steamships and
T1PscoTT BRos. Co. ss sOuth-st. N.w.Yort
A NCH0R LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A sail from Pier 20. North RIVER. New -Yort.
ITALIA Weinessy Feb % CALEDONIA Wedneiay Mca s.
EUROPA. Saturday March CALIFORNIA Saturday March g.
Passengers booked forwarded and from Railway station
Great BrAn ireland Germany Herssy Sweden America
safely speedily comfortably ani heapF otb route line
Tickets Drafts Certificates bought
By applying ct the Compan,'s ofices, BoSiay Green
HENDERSON BROTHERS. AgentA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
Hlarble ano Slate MGntels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"a. ZIEG WORKS ia aud l36 Bast BghteeHht Marble and
Msrbczod Mane Thing Marble Counters Monuments that
deiy competition. Marble turning for the trade.
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
~ elegant description. MARBLE and
WOOD MANTE1S. T. II. STEWART Co. go % 2l2 West
Twenty hd-s.. Sevenh-aye.
G KLABER g. Co., Steam Marble Works, 223
.W Jlst Marble AMI Msrbeze Mar
esones Of superior workmanship at low prices
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
BRUSHES of every description at 1856 Pearl
O st. Hspers Building Al articles a. he lowest .cor Pres
JOHN K H0PPEI.
Holm DWIGHT a. Co.,
~ Manufacturers a
SALERATUS, SUPER-CARB. SODA, &c,
No IL oldsip, New.York
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
Gitn Real Gsstate tor Sale.

Gitn Real Cstate tor Sale.
A PLEASANT DWELLING, replete with all
"A improvements; furnace warmed bathroom, Sci
TiTeh 2Or feet Possession early in Anl Pnce,
sl60oC. Terms easy. 6. HAIFiBLO 81 Pine ST
A WELL-BUILT three-story high-stOOp
"a trownstone good and we'll located West Fydh
St. moderate price rutland WHITING, Beck
man-6t
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth avcs. front
Central Sixth and Seyenhayes above the Park
Grand Boulevard aud k yersde Psrk. Apply to
WIN II. RAYNOR,
81 PIpest
EOR SALE-Private DWELLINGS, on the
various streets Prices FROM -, List
permits upon application l. CARPENTER % Nave Bible House
SIX LOTS on s. W. corner 1iJth-st. and
- renth.aye for SALE at = bargain Apply
}. ROMANO BROWN. 1880 Broadway.
VIWENTY-FOUk LOTS on 132d and 133d-
sts seyenh-aye, for SALE bargain Apply
to J. ROMAIEE BROWN 1880 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
Ess:'sI: :IIs INN: lIsIa|

The BBST MOST AGREEABLE TONIC ye. introduced For
Indigestion General Debility and Los Of Appetite 1t Is
valuable Recommended for it, putty by the Food Journal Arthur IL
Hassan ~ d.. Wentworth L. Scott esq, r. c. e. r. A. s. L..
T. & s. A. Soh BY Goccrs 0imcn. AMI Chemists. In large
bottles at 2s. each. Beware Of limitations Prepared BY
G00DALL BACKHOUSB x Co,
Leeds Ergl.pd
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
Aurtlon Sales OF Real Gslate.
JsRs. Johnson, Jr.. AOctiOneer.


JERg JoHNsoN Jr.. ADctOneer.
RY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
~ Ofoe PABKROW, opposite PotOfce Aor House,
and the terminus OF AL the city car bnes
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
Auction sale o SOcss. Furaiure, NJ rchaldise, &c.
n Al Exchange SaesOOm reported on my
Bulletin Board n advance Of newspaper
THURSDAY, FRB. 81
IL O'Clock Auction Exchange Nos 500 and M Puliont Brook
lyu, opposite the Court House,
BY order Of executors the
ENTIRE ESTATE Of SAMUEL SMITH decefsd consisting Of stores
houses lots located FUbfCE-AYE SMITH, and LIVING
STOESTS.
in tie vicinity n City Han and Conrt-House.
FULTONAVE Of Smithst, three superb vacant o
Grand location bank public building Of kind or for stores
Tue splendid fJlrory bownone malol formerly occupied by
Judge Smith, slithst between Fulton ard ts
l7 l3 lj H. l79 1884, 49, 49, lJ7, a1d 5J Livingston St.
desirable eory, basement aud uboelaI bnck bonses
No. 65 lyingoaL, hIcetoy, basement sabcelr and aac
brognt'o1e house.
Noe. smh, reo-soy. basement sat cellar and attic
buck hOuse-
n - 49, 'nd 20 Ganpiace four threesO basement and
suh-cellar brosD-s.ono house, 80
SMTIEST between Fulton and vingston three desir.
able Maps ready stbulon al No 500 Fuon
Br,okyn q Pakg Eewlo For further paicaar apply to
EXECUTORS. the Smith Msnnon No. 10 smiihst Broo.yni
JERB JOHNSON, ir. n Par0T Negfork OF NCssr TEN
BROCK VAN ORDBN ProctoFs No. 57 Greenweht, NeaYor
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
Citp Droperip 10 Eei.

Citp properip 10 Eel.
rINO RENT-Near Peck Slip, 247 Front-st.,
4s;ory BRICK STORE also. 1855 Southst +-stofy BRICK
STORE Apply l. j. CARPENTER % Thfi'ave Bble House
rVO LET-The FIRST FLOOR and BASE
hENT Of the handsome store No ~ Broones, asf Bfoad"Ay
Apply TO VIM x JEO OBRlEN, 50 WalLst
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tiorses ano farms Uante0.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-Wanted, good
III REAL ESTATE with little ucun1rance, exchange for
MERCHANDISE very popular and aAbe Address LY
MAN, p. O. Bor 1892, SewYort City.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
Conntrp Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
Jersey property Splendid fruit m 100 in Mchgni free
Grand chance for going West 10 obtain bargain o.
H. PIBRsoN Auconeer and Dealer IN Real Estste Pnet
EOR SALE, Nyack on Hudson-Thirty acres
IL or less nyer fronts c. H. GREEN, PermoDt n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
CTPRWJE CQURT-CITY, COUNTY AN

complaint in This action ei the Once Of the Clerk Of th
CITY and County the 18th February. 1873
ERASTUS NEW. Planua's Attorney.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-03-01

THE local editor of the Pulaski Citi-
zen gives the following description Of
a concert recently given in that place
If it is faithfully reported, it was
certainly very fine: An old lady from
Cobb county, Georgy, whose face looks
like the gable end of bad luck and
whose melodramatic tones ring sweet
" on the ear like festive notes Of an
tiquated trombone after being wrap
ped around lamppost, accompanied
by her lovely daughter, whose cheeks
with tallow-dip and whose lips SEEM
ed made to MARBLE the strain that rip
pies from her swan like throat with a
rustling like the sound of soapsuds 60
ing down a rat hole, or else to suck the
Juice from a chunk of raw bacon, gave
a concert and charades at Antoinette
Hall last Friday might The selections
we're from Coolers Sand Mountain
Opera and were rendered in that Pc
euliar style which gave to SUIT Loving
goods daddy the euphonious charae-
teristic of ''nat'ral born durn fool. |"
The 'dyerlogs" must have been writ
ten BY George Francis Train just after
he went crazy. though evidentlyreyised
by President Grant, from the fewness
of the words used, and were interpers-
ed ever and anon with snatches ofsong
that feeIinglyreminded one ola wheel
barrow creased in 1776-sOmetimes
subdued to a pensive sweetness that
steals gently upon the nerves like the
sound of many files sharpening many
saws.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-03-01
From the Banner, Goth ult
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Mccall
introduced a resolution, which lies
over, giving as the sense of the Gener-
al Assembly that the debt of the State,
whether of bonds or coupons, should
not be funded, as is now proposed by
several bills before the body. House
resolution appointing committee to
inquire into the amount of fees receiv-
ed by Clerks of Courts, was adopted.
Senate bill regulating the insurance
business in this State, passed third
reading. This bill is the one intro
duced by Mr.. Richardson, the main
features of which are that it requires
from foreign fire insurance companies
doing business in Tennessee, q sworn
statement as to the condition of their
business, of a more strict character
than under the present law, and that
the deposit with the Comptroller of
the sum of $4,000 provided for by the
present law, shall no longer be requir-
ed. A resolution was introduced,
which lies over, directory to the State
Treasurer, instructing him to cancel
the Tennessee money he has on hand,
amounting to 1902 ,4922; also appointing
a joint committee to examine all can
>eelled securities which have accumu.
.ated in the hands of the State officials
since the date of the last examination
by Legislative Committee. A commu-
nication was received from Col. L. A.
Scott, proposing to pass the members
of the Legislature from Louisville to
Washington and return, free, in order
that they may participate in the inau-
guratiop festivities in the latter city.
The invitation was accepted, and a
joint resolution adopted by vote of
fifteen to seven, providing for an ad-
journment from the LIST to the 10th of
March, to witness the Inauguration GER
emonies referred to. 1t is extremely
doubtful if the House adopts such
resolution, with so much important
legislation that needs prompt atten-
ton.
In the House new bills were intro
duoed; by Dir. Mulyerbill, to repeal
from section 1871 to 1859, inclusive, of
the Code; by Mr.. HOuk, to amend an
act to establish Bureau of Immigra-
ton, and for other purposes. House
bill on third reading, to form the new
county of Webster out of parts of
Claiborne, Campbell and Union,
passed; also bill making one guilty of
felonious assault, where, if murder
had ensued, it would have been muir
der in the second degree; also creating
the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit. The
bill to lessen the costs of litigations,
by doing away with juries under GER
tain circumstances, was finally killed on
a motion to reconsider. A bill to in
erase the jurisdiction of County Courts
passed. Bill on second reading, ap-
propriating $40 900 for the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, was amended, by sub
shutting $4,000, and passed.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-03-01

To- pas 4 atr@ - ,ara
SUGAR.-New crop is now in good sup.
! ply, and we quote, Louisiana, in Hhds
| Sgl012c.-19c more In bbls. Clarified; liza
121a; g. ushed, Powdered and Granulated
' IA 10 15c.
1 MoLAssEs--Newcrop, In Louisiana. fall.
ing very short of expectations has largely
advanced. We quote e5@7o by the bbi.
GoFFEE-very firm. We quote Rio 221S
| GA, Java 3D@35. ~
SALT.-Kanawha, 5 bushel bbls, 81 70.
FtoUR-Superfne, 70 W; Extra. IS 90
STAR CANDLEs.-20c.
WHIsKEY-Common country, 81 GOAL 20:
best brands Robertson county, 81 75g2 90.
CHEEsE-W. r., lac dairy and factory,
RICE-Carolina. 10.
SOAP-Bar, ia 20.
OILs-Coal oil, 25c; lard oil. 30 cts:
iinseed oil, raw 81 O5, boiled 10. 4
VARNIsH-Copal, 81 %; Japan, Is.
PUTTY-6c, -
WINDOW GLAss-sxiO 81 90 y box, 1OxI2
4 80; l2xl4, 90.
PowDEa.Rifie.s So so = keg; Iead:lO p 70.
SHOT-S2 30.
CAPs-40@50c q doz.
OYsTERs-2 and ID cans 90 25@I 25.
SARDINES-24c.
MACKEREL-No. 8, per Dbl $40 90: kits
No. l, 81 00@2 30. -
BLAcKISG@s7}z@7o, perdazen.
NAILS-s6 90.
IPoN-Kentncky, So; Tennessee, "a.
RoPE-22625c.
PITrsBgRG COAL 80 cts. ST. BERNARD,
20 cts. delivered.
CLOVER sEED-ss IS per bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED-S4 D.
RED TOP or HERBS GRASSsl 80
ORCHARD CRAs>-S2 80.
TRAcEs-l2 TO l6c per. per doz.
CLLLARS-Sl0 to pc. doz.
HAMEs-S5 % Il Gee dog.
AxEs-sl2 % Is. per. do.
the following are tie prices paid here at
this dale TO- county produce.
LARD-719 TO Sc.
TALLOw-7c.
DRIED APPLES-3c per N.
UNPEALED PEACHE@3c
PEALED % 8 to lOc
PEA NUTs-50 to 75c per bushel,
GINSENG-S0 to Sc
BEESwAx-25c.
FEATHERS-new-J0c
WHITE BEANs-Sl 30 to g 90,
PEAs-15c to 81 co,