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National Republican., 1876-10-02

THE WARREN RANGE AND THE
SPLENDID FIRE-PLACE FURNACE.
e. r. SIMPSON,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
se7-Sm Stewart Stoyehouse,
National Republican., 1876-10-02

rBNEURALGIA,H HEADACHE, Gc.,
~ euled instantly by Fluid Lightning. Sold
at Temple Drug Store and by other druggists.
National Republican., 1876-10-02
OFFICE WAGHINGTON BRICK

- MACHlNE JOMPAN1. NO. 100 TENN
SYLVANIAANE WASHINGToN, ID. c., Sep
tember % lS16.-The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of this company for the election of trustees
will be held at the office of the company on FRI
DAY, October 20, from o'clock p. IN. To O'Clock
p. m. LEWIS CLEFHANE,
segO-W&d Secretary.
National Republican., 1876-10-02

MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HER
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DAY SCHOOL
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS,
Glasses in French will be formed for young ladies.
au23-wFMsm' 1908 H street northwest.
THECLAssICALAND COMMERCIAL
HIGH SCHOOL
at Lawrenceyille, Nj,
is one OF the best-establlshed Boarding Schools in
the country. Boys are prepared for college or for
comm ercial life. Send for \ catalogue. seT-lm
TRENCH SPOKEN
PROF. j. b. CANTEL.
se2c-am 22l d street northwest.
KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL FOR
teachers removed from 76s Eleventh Street to iIs7
Thirteenth street northwest, between Massachusetts,
The kindergarten normal class win begin October
Is; For particulars; ar apply at lia thirteenth
ssepii sepiS Ut 10 40 his'en'H S''ee' H0f'H"e'''
FNGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
~ Young Ladies, 12l Maryland avenue northeast,
ceived. sel3-Sm
PRoF. ETTORE BARILI's SINGING
l. ACADEMY
AT Marni's Hall. Prof Barili has resumed his les
q the above place for the coming season. Days
of tuition.
WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
For arrangements and terms please call at the
Academy, from 10 TO L a. m. and from to ?. n,
on the above days. seR-3w
DE N N SYLVANIA MILITARY
i ACADEMY, Chester, Pa, opens September
13. Location healthful, grounds ample, buildings
commodious. Civil Engineering, the Classics and
English thoroughly taught. For circulars apply to
General Z. T. BEALE, patron of the academy, in
Washington, or to COLONEL THEO. HYATT,
President. jySam
DOYS' MATH. AND CLASSICAL ACAD-
street northwest, between street and Indiana
avenue, opens its seventh year MONDAY, Septem-
Der 4. Circulars at the Principals residence, 1915
Four-and-a-half street southwest. sep5-6m
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
Nl VERSITY OF GEURGETOWN.-The TWEEN
ty-eighth course Of Lectures will begin MONDAY,
Ashford. Faculty-Samuel G. Busey, NJ. D.,
Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine;
Francis A. Ashford, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery;
Robert Reyburn, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Of
Anatomy; Joseph Taber johnson, A. n. NJ. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
ofPhysiology; William II. Ross. NJ. D., Professor
Of Materia Medica and Therapeutics; Daniel j.
Kelly, nj. D., NJ. A., Professor of Chemistry and
Toxicology; johnson Eliot. NJ. D., Professor OF
Clinical Surgery. Chas. E. Hagner. NJ, D., Professor
of Clinical Medicine; Charles V. BOarman, NJ. D.,
Prosector to the Chair Of Anatomy. During the
course Clinical Lectures Will be delivered at Provi-
dence hospital by Professors Eliot and Hagner and
at the Children's Hospital by Professors Ashford
and Busey. The summer school will continue dur
ing the present month. For further Information
III Fifteenth street northwest, Washington, ID. @.
se5-TuThSSIm
National Republican., 1876-10-02

e~PRESCRIPTIO PREPARED
~ at Coughlln's Temple Drug Store, and
Ninth streets, at moderate prices. sepSu
National Republican., 1876-10-02

RlS3 LUID IIU UHININ0 OUhLS
~ pleurisy, nervous pains, &C., quicker
than any other remedy In the world. sold BY all
druggists. sepS-u
National Republican., 1876-10-02

EMERSON INSTITUTE-SELECT CLAS-
~ SICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS, 9l4 Fourteenth street, between l and
X, Frahklin square. 1.-The twenty-siXth annual
session of this school will begin the second Wednes
dayin September, the 18th day of the month.
se4-tf CHAS. Il. YOUNG. Principal.
National Republican., 1876-10-02

THE MISSES LANE, SUCCESSORS TO
4 Miss James and Miss Bursley, will open a
DAY, September q. Circulars may be obtained at
Ballantyne's, Es Seventh street, or at the school
after September Is.
Observation-Disclosures Joseph Henry, Hon. George
Bancroft, President j. c. Wellng. au30-2m
National Republican., 1876-10-02

MUSIC HALL, 432 NINTH STREET,
$40 pays for sixty lessons in the First Grade.
4s- Send for circular.
au2s-Im o. b. BULLARD, Director.
National Republican., 1876-10-02

hsDR. ]. b. JOHNSON, OF ALEX.
~ andria, Va, offers his professional services
Surgeon, Physician and Ocufst TO the citizens Of
the District of Columbia.
Office, No. ll1 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Willard's hotel and the Owen house.
Once hours from 10 a. NJ. to IN. m. my2S-tf
National Republican., 1876-10-02

hFOFFICE OF THE METROPOLI-
~ TAN MIDDLINGs PURIFYING COMPANY OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 6d SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, August 81, 1s76.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders of this Company
for the election Of trustees will be held at the office
of the Company on THURSDAY, the 5th day o.
October next from u O'Clock m. TO O'Clock p. m.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees:
A. G. HALL,
se2-S&d secretary.
National Republican., 1876-10-02
ee PHONOG RAPHY. Y.-INsTRUC.

~ tion in this remuneralive well as time and
labor-saviHg art given in both the corresponding
and advanced reporting styles, by an experienced
Phonographer. students either In classes sepa-
rately, preferred. For terms, &C., address or
call on 'PhOnographer,' 600 sixth street nOrth-
west, between $3.50 and p. m. se26tf
National Republican., 1876-10-02

h$ REMEMBER US t. HIS OLD
~ STAND. He pays for Secondhand Cloth
ing, Boots Shoes, &C., as fair (cash) prices as
he always has, at GIG d street, between Sixth and
attended seDll-tf
National Republican., 1876-10-02

MUSICAL ACADEMY,
,Sss sS. street northwest Dr. P. o,unsls a g55p.
National Republican., 1876-10-02

Miscellaneous Paragraphs of Interest
National Republican., 1876-10-02

re NOTICE Ei-HAVING BEEN RE.
kS Meved from duty at the Police Court by the
return OF the Hon. W. b. Smell, desire to give
notice TO my friends and the public generally that
have resumed my private practice, and will give my
personal atte ntion to all business intrustcd to
SAM'L e. MILLS, Justice of the Peace, &C.,
4S6 Louisiana avenue,
se26-TuThS1w Next to Police Headquarters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Scr Wetbooift @ooop se8cn Ole
6ird1eutatrs.

Moobp 1T fein Sreunb BON 5airs au
tir1Ii9en Sweden unb bat ii9 nod itets
idarf basesen ausseipro9en. Was er ba:
sesen gu iasen bat, birfte AUDI tatboliide
9eier intersiiiren. Sn elmer grSfinunsss
anipra9e 81 Srootlpn ia9te er vWenn ibr
cine relisiSie @uf tebuns baben wolt, 10
mibt tbr eu9 BON bleIe elenben seritreuens
ben &ir9enfairs fern baltsn. Sn Der 9roIs
len Convention I'M SippobrOm wurbe 9err
MooSp seirast: y&Onnen wo6l 5psi ipans
nenbe unb aufre9enbe Seriammlungen su
olei9er 3eit in elm unb bemielben Srt itatts
iinben?" Gr antportete: yWarum ni9t ?
@enn bic cine cine ~reli9i0ie Qluflebun9 uno
bic anbere Elm politli9er Caucus lit, oann
iebe i'd 6ur9auS feline S9wieri9teit. Die
8oIititer perben ii9 nm lire eisenen GIN.
9elesenbeiten urb Die @briiten nm Die ib.
rioen betiimmerr. @ir6 aber cine Sir:
9enfair absebaIten, 10 wirb gang ssrpiB
ales relisi0le @efIbl, baS etiua ~uorbanoen
iein mag, i'm Seine eritiSt."
Sci elmer au6ern @ele9enbeit GuBerte er
Ii9 ii6er Sen in Geoe iteben6en @eeenitau6
alio: ySb i'd &ir9enfairs biai9e ODER quit
beige +? &er feline itarfe glntporten wiinidt,
Der ueri9one mid nit iol9en Srasen. Sd
CLAUDE, baB BEL jeber air9enfair Oct Geus
fel feline !Sano i'm Spiele bait Serner
ridtete man on ben D@uanseIiiten" Die
6rase, wie man bic junsen @lie6sr srsie.
ben ioue. @r antmortete iofort: ,Oas
Grite, mas ibr i'm SntereIie eurer iunsen
@lieber gu tbun babt, lit, baB ibr ielblt
feline 8ir6enfairs abbaItet nnb ibnen ben
geiu9 anberer unteriast."
gtu9 bas lit elm glusipru9 Don ibm
yWir uolen lleber auf Der StraBe beer in
elmer Sdeune @ottesbienit abbalten, lieber
uns ais 9emeinbe bic sr0Btsn gntbsbrun.
gen auferIesen, als uns @eIs bur9 bas uns
laute,e uerwerfi9e Wittel elmer &ir9en:
fair gu peridafen."
OaB nit ben &irdenfairs bin unb mics
Der bS9it unittlide 0inse perbunbsn iinb,
1T cine bur9 ni9ts binwss3uIdusnsnbe
Gbatia9e. 9err Moobp er3dblte untsr
Gnberem pon elmer Stabt i'm Weften, no
aud einmaI cine &irdsnfair a~bssbaIten
wurbe. On Der duBern Tbire bes @ottss'
baaies mar in sroBen mddtisen 8uditos
ben foIsenbe Snidrift 5u leien: vsSeber am
fdnbis setIeioete Nann bat 3utritt. Die
8e3abIuns o % Gents, fidsrt inn bas
Re9t, benz babideften Mdbdsu, wsIdes CT
~ fnben permas, einsn. &ub au sebsn."
6ann cine @emeinbe, in 6eren Stride fol1e
Site unb Anitanb ~uerIsssnbe Dinse ses
f9eben, nod ferner auf ben Namsn elmer
9rifli@en anfpru6 ma@en22 Dir iasen
nein!
Bir wolcn Der ibrisen bsi &irdsnfairs
porfommenben Oinse ni9t wsitsr erudbs
men. Wir woqen ni9t uon ben bort iblts
den @ladsipieIen, Gii&teiden, @abriases
reien, Yofoffeen &c. rebsn. Die &ir9sns
fairs finb in ben msitsn Gdlen meter
ni9ts ais @elessnbsitsma9srsism, Bel bes
men Der ausenluf, Der Glsii@ssIuit unb
benz boffdrtiSen qsben sefr0bnt ,pirb. Gber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Gin Sd) Seiipiei.

SeueIon, Grsbii9of pon Gambrai, per0f.
fentli9te i'm Sabre 1897 elm Wert unter benz
3itel: grtldruns Der @run6rescln ber0eilis
gen, weI@es eini9e 3eit na9ber pom gapit
SnnocenS XII. perbammt purbe. Die
Nadri9t BON bieier Berbammuns 9eIan9te
81 Gambrai am Gage Der gsrfinbigun9
WtariG in benz ausenblid an, no Der @r,s
bii9of Die &anSeI beiteisen wolte, INN iiber
bas Jeft bes Cages gu prebtsen. 8eI9en
ginorud AUDI cine GntideiOuns auf i'm
ma9te, bic ieiuer gruartuns 10 entsesen
mar, 10 bewabrte bic ReIision iber bieie
tusenbbafte SeeIe bod cine ioIde Serrs
i9aft, baB er ii9 nur einise Iugenblide
iammeIts, um ben Blan Der &s6e, posu CT
ii9 uorbereitet bate, gan; um3udn6ern.
@r Ientte ie aufbie i9uIbiss, poQtommene
llnteruerfuns unter bic Iuctoritdt Der Yors
seiesten unb rsbste ibsr bisien @ssenitanb
anf 10 rlbrenbe Weiie. baB CT feline 3ub6rer
3u Sbrdnen binrib. 4m folsenben Gage
perofientIi5te er einsn Sirtenbrief, worin
es 10 bsiBt: v%llnier beiIisffsr gater, Der
Bapit, bat bas Bud, betiteIt: grtldrung
BET @runbreseln Der 9elIisen,-in einem
grsue pom IL. Ndr3 1899 usrbammt... 49,.
Sd itimme benz grepe aufri9tis, uoIs
fommen unb obne einen S9atten
Don 0orbebalt BEL, bamit nidt ses
i9wd9t wsrbe bic aufri@tisteit bsS benz
beilisen Stuble iduIbisen @eborlams,
ruopon i1 eu9 NIT Der @nabe @ottss bis
gum Ietten 2tbem3use msines 9ebens elm
Beiipiel sebsn wia. 0erbite @ott, baB
man ie pon mir rebs, obne babel ~ srins
nern, baB elm 9irt sIaubte folsiamer iein
3u mifsn, ais bas Iette S4af Der 9eerbe
unb bab CT bel feiner llnterpsrfuns feline
@ren3e bat."
I'm iberbies ieiner Oi0eeie elm Oentmal
ieiner INTERVIEWING ~ binterlaien, lieB CT
sur @~usiesuns bes bell. Satraments cine
BON apei gnseIn ~setrasene Msnfran3
MAIDEN, 0 6enen Der cine pef@isbene
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Was Die eosialiftem 1T Seuti6:
Lamp tuoQen.

er,dblt uns Der y6ranffurter Soltsfreunb"
in einem 9lrtifel, in wel9em Dem Serfabren
bes franSOii6en National Gonucnts bon
1898 sroBes Cob seipenbet wirb. IS
beiBt bort binii9tli9 bes @isentbums :
Scr 9onuent i6aifte ni9t baS gisentbum
ab, absr CT fiibrte Die Nation Dem sroBen
Siele ndber, inbsm er Die &ir6en9iiter fir
Staatssut ertldrte, bic Sitter Der 9eli9s
teten unb Der S%erbannten, iowie AUDI Der
ii6 ueribwOrenben Ioeligen einsiebt, Die
in bis !Sdnbe bober Serren seratbenen 9ans
bereien ben @emeinben Suriiderituttet II. +.
10. Ii. /. NJ" Serner: yOie unsebeure
Meaie bes Solfes mill @lei6beit, Die wenis
gen Gei6en llnsIei9beit." @as nit iol.
den 8orten seiast iein iou, lit tlar. @ie
Der Gonpsnt eS that, 10 polen audi uniere
Sosialiltsn einen lcsalen @es eini9laz
gen CUR &eseIun9 Der Gi9entbumsuerbdlts
nifie; es lit bas Der @es Der Staatsseiess
ssbun9, wel6en aud Der 2iberalismus CUR
@infibrung ieiner mobernen Sheen sepdblt
bat. Der Sosialismas MIL nur Die Gons
1equeusen aus ben liberalen @runSldben
unb aus Ser Mma9t Ser Staatsseietses
bung fir feline g(nii6ten iiber Gisentbum
sieben. Sab bieie Goniequens Dem 2ibes
~ralismus, namentli9 Dem geld: ariltofrati:
i9en, nidt suia9t, lit ieIbituer Itdnbli3 ;
bagegen finbet ii3 uuf anbern @sbieten
suii6en beiben 9ro6e llebereinitimmun9.
IS iinb baS Die @ebiete Der SugenOer;ie5s
ung unb Der &eIigiou. Der @iberaIiSmus
mill Die S9uIen ;6res confeIiioneQen gbur:
alters beranber, alio baS reIisi0ie Wtos
mert ais @rnnblase Der GrSiebun9 uerbans
nen. SaB INN fir bieIe Semiibuns Der
yinterconfeiiionele" un6 internationaIe
Spcia!ismus banfbar lit, psritebt ii9 pom
ieIbit. 60 wirb ibm bus 9r6Bte Sinoers
niB fir Die ausfi6runs ieiner Yldne aus
Dem 8ese serGumt. Wtuiter fir ben Sos
cialismus lit aud BEL Der Srage iiber bic
S9ule unb Bic &elision Der frunsOiii6e
National>g onuent. yOieier," beiBt es in
benz ansesosenen Nufiat Ses iocialiitiI9en
SIattes, pssiinbet bic @lei9beit Der grsiebs
rn9 uno reinist Die Geli9ion." limb pie
ri9tete ber Gonuent bic Grsiebuns Elm uub
wie reiniste CT Die Gteligion? 9lus
Ben S1uleu uerbannte er Die 0telision unb
lieB nur cine %ausemeine MIoral in ben 2ebr:
plan a%ufnebmeu, alio 10 cine confeifionss
loie Moral mad benz @ei9maf bes 9lbs.
Sir9ow, Die SeOermann in ieiuem Snnern
ii9 ielbit ~aufbaut." Sine iol6e werben
ii9 iuobl aud bic SociaIiiten %aufbauen!
Sie &elisionss Geinisuns bes GOnuentes
beitanb BARN, SaB ct our9 elm Staatsses
ies bic 9riitli3e JteIision abi9affte uno
ben @uItus Der Sernunft unS Der aasemeis
men Woral etablirte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Ser Sreimanrer Sroen.

OaB bic Sreimaurer cine unter eiaenen
5crmen unS @eremonien beitebsnbe @eiea.
i4aft 1T, Die fl@ DOR ben sroBen Mafeu
gu ben rSebsimen- 3dbIt, 1T wobl ben meis
item ~unierer 2eler bstannt. OaB bieie
@eisai9ait aus Ndnnern por aIen Stans
ben beitsbt unb Suben, Ssiben umb ioses
nannte D@brifen1 ouer Dirt gu ibren Mits
9Iiebern 3dbIt, If ebsnfals teim @ebeimniB.
Beniser betannt birfte es fem, baB bic
Sreimaurerei erit Dor unsefdbr l59 Sabren
in gnslaub ais elm bort nsu sebilbeter
8ersin ms Oaisin setreisn unb betanmt
worben 1T. gS mar am "a. Sum- l7l7
ais bieier Srbsn in sinem 8irtbsbaule,
nnb spar in Der i%osenannte Apple tree
Tavern, GOnusnt @arben, in Der &au9s
nmb NebeIfabt aonbon, an einsa, re9t
biifern Gage pOn etliden Mdnnern irs
9eben seruien wurbe. Bon bort aus waro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18

ieIbf msnn aud 90es babel in Su9t, Sitts
unb anitanb bersinse, 10 iinb iie elmer
4riitli4en @emeinbe unuirbig. Oel
9err Seius Tam cine &irdenfair ni4t NIT
ieinem Sesen beslsiten. Gr Tam ibr let
men geifau ni4t i9enten. gr bat i'm Eem'
pei 3u Seruialem bic &dufer unb Tertdus
fer binaussetrieben unb Der Wedsler Glide
uno bic StibIe Der Taubsnfrdmer nmses
itoBen unb seiproden: vEraset bas pon
o%annen, nno ma9et nidt meines Saters
9aus gum &aufbaus."
90 Der Mstbobiit Moobp iiber bic 6airs
fur fir9li3e 3wede. Inns binft, Der
Ufann bat in bieiem Stife ui9t llnre9t II.
es lieBe ii9 wobl aud bon ibm etwas @utes
lernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Satber @eGIorb.


(Nas elmer Gorrfipontsni bee ,N. y. Strale"
fir Die ,,Imnita" tfarbeittt.
(S@lu6.)
Nifiio 8 arbeit in 8oton.
Sd mar elm Sabr Captain i'm Seere.
Sm Suli 1874 beia9te i'd 8ii9of Sispas
trid In Bottom. gr bot MIR cine pfarrei
an unb msin Yrouin3iaI CAB mir feline Gus
thinning. Sm SttOber lbernabm i'd bic
ct. Marps Wfarre unb bIieb ba II Sabre.
Der bo9wite. Bii@of faste mir, Sab uas
sefdbr $4,000 Seelen Az meinsr pfarrsi
ssb6rtsn. Wsin 2sben IN Bottom mar aus
usiIsn rs9t fiirmii@, bod Der alu d4tise
fssnste rei@li9 mein Wert. MiemaIs wsr6e
ID aus bic 2iebe unb bic uielen Disnits pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18

fdle9te Bidder, worunter zines NIT benz
Eitel: pGrfldruns Der @runbreseln Der
9eilisen," nit 6iBen trat.
Wabrli9 elm idOnes 8orbilb fir man9e
&atboliten u%nierer Gage, benen es 10 iebr
i6wer fdat, ii9 i'm bemitbisen @lauben
Der 9ebrautoritdt Der Stride su untermerfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
RatbpliSder Rirden &alenser.

9. B.. T. 8ropb.-Mttb. 7, 1921.
(&0m. 6, 1929
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-18
Helena; Phil AllIn, Frisrs Point; Jas.
D. Parker, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
Ella TdlaUiid

Helena; Phil AllIn, Friars Point; Jas.
D. Parker, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
Ella, Idlewild.
BOATS DUE.
Ruth, Legal Tender, Julia, Grand
Tower, Colorado, Glencoe.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
GAINES LANDING-Idlewild, Stack
Lee, master, five pm.
WHITE RIvER-Ruth, E. G. Postal,
master, five pm.
ARKANSAS RIVER Legal Tender, Ed
Rowland, master, five p m.
ST. LOUIS Grand Tower, George
Lenox, master, five pm.
VICKsBURG - Colorado, Ed Gray,
master, five 10.
Receipts Yesterday.
IdlewiIj-96 bales cotton, 80 bags
sesd-cotton, 259 sacks cOttOn,seed, 8
pkgs sundries.
Phil Allin-102 bales cotton, IS sacks
cottOn-seed, 35 pkgs sHndries.
George w. Cheek-4S bales cotton, q
sacks cotton. seed, SO pkgs sundries.
Leyee Paragraphs.
Inc Wln0 raised DalIynOO on the leVee
yesterday.
Boats leaving yesterday evening had
pretty fair trips out.
Irish.potato noses and flannel ears
ware fashionable in river circles late yes
terday evening.
Among the passengers of the James
ID. Parker en- route to Cincinnati was
Mr.. Lew A. Reister, formerly clerk OF
the Cons Millar.
The James d. Parker departed last
evening for Cincinnati with 1851 bales
cotton, 800 barrels oil, 81 tons scrap iron,
Sc bales rags, lot way freight, and 40
cabin passengers and 80 deckers.
Captain James O'Sullivsn enjoyed st.
Patrick's day with old friends in Mem
phis. OF course he visited the APPEAL
sanctum, for Jimmy knows that our
latch-string is always outside the door
to him.
The sale of the wreck Of the Mary
B I'll, advertised to take place at Vicks-
burg, has not come off yet, an agree
ment having been made to have the
boat appraised as soon as the water falls
sufficiently to expose it to view. The
cotton on the bank was appraised and
bonded by the underwriters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-18
/ Above low Chng's Their.
/ Water. -----I-
0'''" O H. n. LUDWIG, Sergeant,
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
pruvrsprRG. 49,, 49, -Noon-River
II feet and rising. Weather cloudy ard
cold. River IL feet ] inch rising:
Weather cloudy and cold.
CINCINNATI, March 1T-NOon.-,AtvetI
about stationary. Weather cloudy ana
Vindy-light snoW......Night-RiN ~
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
cold and w1ndy-numerous snow squalP'
LITTLE Rock, March 17.-River Is
feet by the gauge and rising. Weather
cool. Arrived: GAINESVILLE, from below
Ashland, from Fort Smith. Departed :
Clarksyille, for FGrt Smith; Ashland,
for below; Breens, for above.
EVANSVILLE, March 17.-Weather
cloudy and cold, with frequent snow
SQUALLS during the day. Mercury 33' to
! 2So Very windy. River very rough
and rising, with &c and 40 feet on the
gauge, The Simpson Horner and tow
passed up at 8 pm.
CAIRO, March 17.-Noon - Arrived
Bee and Grand Tower, st. Louis, pm.
| ANDY Baum, Memphis, II pm; Glen
coe, St Louis, II pm. 4; Commonwealth
! New Orleans. Departed: Grand Tower
| Memphis, midnight; Andy Baum, Yin
cinnati, am; Peytona, New Orleans
lam; Glencoe, New Orleans, am.
Commonwealth, S.. Louis, 8 am; Bee
New Orleans, 8 am. Weather clear an
cold. -
Movements ct tie Lsvse'
ARRIVALS.
James D. Parker, Cincinnati; lolt
wild, Gaines Landing; Geo. W. Chees
Helena; Phil Allin, Frisrs Point
DEPARTURES.
| Osceola Belle, Ashport; 6. W. Cheei
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FOREIGN BREADSTUFFS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON. March 1.-THE liverpool
bresdstuffs circular has the following:
The tempestuous weather ana nesVy
falls Of rain and sleet have caused gem
eraI complaints from the airy as
tricts. Not only are the chances Tor SOW
ing interrupted, but weeks may elapse
before the land can be got in readiness
sgain. Farmers stocks OF wheat are
shortening. Shipments from abroad are
light and generally in revived demand
English hiss advanced fully one SMILING
per quarter this week. Foreign, on tue
spot and off the coast, is also rather
daarer; dealers to-day obtained I'd per
quarter advance for'four descriptions OF
white. and from to I'd for red. Little
business has been done in corn, parcels
| of new American being shade higher.
Markets in London show an improve
ment; values have occasionally al
vanoed, and yesterday was one SMILING
! mar quarter deArer in the leading ex-
| changes, including those OF Birming-
nam Bristol, Maidstone and SHAW
Last weeks imports of wheat, barley,
! "a and -four were moderate, showing
Sfe,.a.s :,;-:c.ru the previous week Inc
supply of maize was ;i4svy, oelng az,
| 635 Quarters. Last weeks 9eils eueS "
English wheat, barley and oaVs WeI'
scanty. The average quotations are q
follows: Wheat, AIS lid; bs F.ey, oZs Oh
oats, 24s Id. The continental mazKes
slowly advancing at Paris; on Wtdnes
dsy wheat rose q chilling 8. Antwerp
Amsterdam, Hamburg, Berlin and Mar
settles. In Marx Lane factors ask
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.

TIE RANKS all complained OF exees'
siys dullness yesterday, and to JUDGE oy
the solitude prevalent in bank parlors'
and the quietude reisping about BANK
counters, the complaint Sss well fouId-
Cd. The present free sales Of cotton In
Eure = satisfactory supply Of excbsnge,
the huying rste OF which is discount
on New York, selling st premium; on
New Orleans ! discount selling az PSF.
cold was steady at 1l4i on VAL street
IN morning; sitter ten O'Clock there was
csil n ll4E; brokers here were offering
1,s. Sc-ips were in good request Tor
tIS1 ing purchases, sud prices were
a., tennessee comptroller's war
Ny 80 80 no, n suffi sient supply 10 hil
l5a,.o,1 ann cash hss TO be paid Tor
saT he sew that are to De found resdi'y
E-iIg g1otatious. Tue ,. 'shViiie amer
en- OF Wednesday, says ol men
"C3mptro,ler's warrants are sca'Ie ~
In demand. Dealers psy 963 and EoI~
a. cSu The recent bank failure at New
York appears to produce little effect ost'
side Of parties having connections with
il. the New York press is severe IN re-
marking upon 1t; toe Iimrs remarked
"The revelations which have been al
lowed 10 traDspire in regard to the at
fsirs Of the concern disclose most rec
less aud culpsble management. |
womb seem that the vice president
exercising almost supreme control, raj
the institution apparently entirely II hi
.vn interest ana that Of his immedia.
Fr!ands, with sublime indifference TO th
Interests OF the dep0sitCrs and stock
5oldsrs. he made loans and above
oyerdrsf.s which no bank officer havip
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LONDON MONETARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, March 17.-Buainess az
the stock exchange was almost station
airy during the evening and up to the
close. Another failure was announced
this evening, making twenty-one on
settlement; no more can be declared IN
connection with this account, so the
worst is over. There was a slightly bet.
ter feeling in home railways at the close,
but there were no buyers, and conse-
quently no recovery in prices. Foreign
securities continued steady. American
government securities have be- en- steady
and firm, prices closing at about last
weeks figures or slightly higher. Eries.
both common and preierred, experienced
a sharp rise during the early part of the
week, in sympathy with the correspond
ing advance at the New York stock ex-
change, but there has been something Of
a reaction since, though quotations are
u higher than last weeks. Govern
meut securities have been unusually
etc ady, and there is 10 changes Of note
to record.