Memphis Daily Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • Page 2

Wire "TO)ioi DAILY APPEAL. MEMPHIS. i C-THUBBDAY HOBSIKG. APRIL 22, 1558. "rhe Appeal is regularly diseontlBoad at the end ef tbe time sBBsaribad ami paU for awtess renewed in advance.

This rule is ad-berei to wttlioat respect to persons, jgT Beading Matter on Every Page. THE SOOTHERS COHHEBCIAL C05VKKTI0K AJ5T) THE SOTJTHESH PACIFIC EAHB0AD. The Hawing article, fros the pen of our eerrespeBett, J. P. coincldteg aa it do es, with or own views, we adopt and commeed to tbe perusal of our readers We observe with pleasure, a very peneral in moat in Tennessee, and elsewhere in the SoxLty, towards the aprtolottaeot of delegates to ttie rfaiar animal South era Cossereial Com-vetiUoB, wMeb is to assemble at Montgomery, Ala tfae lOUi proximo.

Oar worthy Ma -r has apforated iimskr( delegates to rri.resf Msnayhls ia tbat CooveoUon, a list er nljom we paWohml yesterday. We trust Maj or will sacceed ta prevailiag on -l cf those datogatts to attend tbe Convention, as will, Wy UUeat, experience and energy, the fclgbesi good for the great cotn-. fafetoste of tbe Soathwest. It ba boMste very ranch tbe faehieii, in eertaiaaarters, to speak saeeriogly of these "(vBSMKhl Coaeeotioits," 2nd to asl; coo-b istawKty, Whore are the practical Some bave even gone so far ast-J atahead that tbe approacMog CeaveathMi wiK undertake to iHseBSs the quesUoo of "cew-taBCeat attsttottoa." This awaraption, of coarse, is oMBBly gratutons, beiag warranted by no tlertUpmeirtg tbat bave takes place in aay atW aad to tbe query as to practical vesaNa," it Buy he answered that pnbftc opto iaa.iaaelaj, a broad, ctm-rrt of actios, is a pioHt af slaw growth, attd tbat the effects of those Gesveatioas are store felt thaa area. Certeiaiy, oae can 4eay that ranch bas Veea gaieed to the Soath by the social later-course at those aanuil assemblages of lead leg rejirtseBtiBg all Soatbera interests of whatever kind by the free interchange of eptaistt; fcy geaeraldiffaeion of a mere a miliar liaowioige of the rrsoarces asd advantages of theSoatfa; a dra-risg together of tbe Soatfa towards a more perfect union a.

more geaeral alsseniDatioa of the spirit of internal itopreve-sweats aad a forcible direction oi pablic attea-tioa to tbe vast, nay, vital importance of direct Laanuaaitation. by means of ocean steam lines, botweos South em ports and tbe balance of tbe world bat mote especially Western Europe, Soatfa America, and tbe islands and zaaialiBd of Ih Eastern Pacific coast. The good effects of these Coareations, been botb ier andWl, in thelm-provoi aad more eshgbteaed and progressive character of the recent legislation of the differ -eat States of tbe Soatfa is tbe springing op BMtap new commercial centres, sad tbe accelerated advancement of gen-nritwa of irresistible desire, an immutable doierafaaHoa, ee the part of tbe great body or Soother people, to make their section commer-caattr Mfettdeat of alt tbe world, aad partio uhirir of aM tbe eaoBies, opea or covert, of oar We Boad not say, therefore, tbat we are clearty in favor of a continuance of these "Soath.ra Cwereial Coorentiens," and we earaostty trast that tbe one soon to assemble at Maatoeaery, will be largely and ably at-tonaod, aad tbat its deliberations will sooner or fcvttr he followed, aa heretofore, by the happiest rosalte. Oae of tbe chief sabjeetc tbat saajht ta, aad doabtlsss will, come before that body, is the Geeat Sovthexx Pacifk Rail-xab, which, altboagh so far a project enjoy-its ne eado'vBet grand and maaificeot tfaoagh It be of a single Stata, has already rfcro to am fcaportaace sscond to bo ether bow in cinli iplatien anywhere on tfae roaad lobe. We are aaitc eare that the Ooaveatiaa, evoc in tfae presence of sach groat objects as Dvect Trade, Oommercial Iadepondeace, and Southern Jvcati, eouM Bot better employ its time tLamla discassiagaBdiliMeaMaaiing the merits, aae tbe feasibilities, tbe of a work, which, a fare as the clock af the vtwrtd cantinnes to ran, promises to become the right arm, the Midas" band, tbe sheet Ag nation of the South, in tbe rolling yars of aostioy already briebMr bat event' i -r -wrtterBots i.

LtRseTnoojiag" oTiionlher bear to the memory of engage tbe eleeaesee ef Soother orators andHWaehingtee, and tbe illustrious glory which It is tbe greeteot, oaa Mr nirHBer rtit-T rise of this golden age tor this an- Ler alien Age, and Iron and Steam aro-bat I ti'ai gbty sieves that the science aal 4 tin of! gestae faave rosea nsaWfUftrt'; depths of tfae treasare-boaped knowledge. "STK- We shall net, on this awOwajjeioto the history, or reeapltalaie the bmsanase reeoorces of the Seatbem I'jielSe Railroad. Tais bas al-Teadvsbtfl itoite Ih Ibese celumOi, and sMi-AesaMBtis daily thrown upon tbe prospects of ttfeaejntiiiiirinr, from tbe graceful pen ear' Me correanondent Fielpston. -La It is sashcieot at present to say, that the Rrad is oa bising sboond; that the Com- patif bas secured the unparalleled laivd giant of of acres from the State of Texas that tfae loan of SSftOOpm, in money, will be secured ia a few days, if it bis not been already that a liberal contract for carrying the mails, aad for other pablic service, will undoubtedly be obtained from the General Gov ernment; tbat the grading and track-la) ing are rapidly goia? forward to the eieetrifying lane "of Westward, Ho!" and that The stock gradaeHy bat sareiy coming late mar resources of tfae Road become better known offers the greatest inducements to tbe Investment of capital ever before known in this or any ether country. We conciade by respeetfally rasgestieg tn the Preeideat of tbe Company the propriety of appointing an able delegation of the Directors, or Stockholders, to represent the iatererts of the road in the Montgomery Convention.

It is an enterprise, we knew, which, by its vastaess and its importance, net only to the South but also to tfae whole Union as possessing tbe only practicable reate to the Pacific will com-m axd tbe atteatieti ef that bod and yet it is plain to as that there theald be, in attendance, representatives ef the Company qaalified to impart aH seedf el information in regard to it, and to press its high claims ana the Cos-TeaUon, and, through the Convention, upon tbe great messes of tfae people. WHAT HAVE THE AKEHICA58 GAIHED? The Washington Onto has an excellent article MBtrastiog tfae relative losses and gains of tfae Kepefeticaas, Americans and recusant Democrat, in consequence uf their votes in favor of tbe Montgomery amendment. After disposing ef the Black Republicans, ait et whom sestained the ameadmeat, tile faie than addresses Kseif to those Sooth Americans who voted with the EepabUeaas "Now what have the Americans gained; We fear tfae advantages, like the bandit ef a jag. are all aae side. Whet bave tbe America.

gstoed? They twve gained the alliance of the RepabHeaae. They have enabled tbe latter to reject tbe Leeompton ceoetHwtien, and to create an nitra abolition coaetitatteo, ami to secure tfae admtssioB of the State under K. All tfaisHnredtcated opon the idea that tfae at9 arsat shall prevail over the Senate bid. Tn areatrtetea Americans bave been BH. a Qreat noise about foreigners voting at In Kentacky yoa have undertaken drive (hem away from tb polls.

You have done the same thing at Baltimore. It was year pride that Americans rbonld rate America. nod. to secure this end, you waald change the nstoralizatien laws eo as to require tweaty-eae years' reMdence to eeaale tbe eemr to vote. These are your idea, not oars.

We thought them bigoted and, to U) yea tfae honest troth, we never bettered shim in year sincerity when you unfed tfaeea upon tbe country. By the Crittenden amendment you have endorsed tbe proceedieg of the Liav-ea worth cosventtoa, which dectarea that a declaratioB of an IntentioB to become a ctti-rn shall entitle the party mating it to voU. ITSJit coaveauoa also deetare Utat necroes shall haven right to vote. Yoa enderaedthat -ariaesple, too. The sabetanUai rod can baiWtty be appreciated bv you, gentleceB Americans, naleM you remember, as pubaps yea may, that tbe Leeompton eoottitetioa, whose xejectton you bave sought by yaar votes to eootre, is a eeeservaUve law, unobjertioaa-1 ate rye is we rasi cerwimj every 1 does not appear that yoa have mace 1 very honorable aad opera-tiou, i poiat of fact, by joining tfae Repabli-catis Tit 1 picture will enable the Soath Ameri-ciutii see whither aVey are drifting in follow ing tb 1 lead of BbX asm Crittbkdeh.

Is hostility to tbe Democratic party eo jjr al to carry tfaeea over hate an aMienee wi.h fbe Black RepoUiesas, with the view of as, s'm; i' tay carry tnetr aSoat Lhe as to b- vrllitw: uhvw ai tfwr Md overturn i i tfae D'tocrsey Saeh, we have no doubt, is tfae fact ks to tbe loaders of the American-. par bat thsre are thousands of tbe rank and Ult in the South ho will not fellow them. i the distance between man and woman is be- ml.ter dav! D-stacee Jen. a fnciiatarat to he THE PACIFIC BOAD. no.

it. WIIA.T IS THTKD; POLICY OP TflK SOUTH? We h.re hitherto shown the general grounds ihe nolltical and commercial i interests of the South, of the Santaern racmc Railroad route between tbe two oceans, as regards Southern commerce, Southern manufacturing enterprise, tbe facilities of snch a bond of intercommunication of Southern -States as to form a barrier to Northern aggression, if (unfortunately) that may brcome a result And we have shown that, emulating the generosity of other States, Texai baa doubled all they bare done within their own limits for this great internal Improvement of tbe Soath, throughout its borders, by giving not only lands and money to cover the whole enterprise, bat also then to leave in tbe possession of tbe company saeb proprietorship as wfH not only give thee tbe entire ownership ef a completed read, and its subitaaent profits, bat leave them a large surplus also for distribution. So tbat when a present subscriber pays only $5 on a fjiare ef S100, tbe State of Texas bas much mere than provided the balance. Will tbe Federal Government find it necessary to avail itself of this generous and patriotic act of Texas la the present aejlioa of Qoagress, we find propositions advocating a raato from Lake Superior to Paget Soand, connecting the British Possessions in the North American continent with the extreaK Northwestern Possessions. To this we shanty reply, nature renders impossible, and we do not think it tbe interest of this Government, (were it possible,) to build roads tar tfae interest of Great Britain alone.

If tfae Canadas and tbe North western British possessions want a railroad, it i not feroor Gavero-aont to barld to accommodate the political views of Northern Abolitionists who might advocate each coarsx. If dtbors propose a central coarse, what is tfae policy of Government? By the word central" is meant, we suppose, the route recommended by tbe late respected and lamented Colonel Benton. Bat those buffalo paths were shewn to be impassable by a common explora tion by his sos-is-law, Colonel Fremont and, as we bave said before, they are fujly condemned also by Liesteoant Beale's report. and the 1 ite march of Captain Mircy, of tbe Otah array. Throazh the Southern mate there can be a Mtarat, aataternrpted ceamaakation through the year.

What, then, is the interest of our Federal Government, as to otter natioas, as well as to itself? It this Sou'bern reate, completed by Texas to Bt Pass, connecting with New Orleans, Ykkshorg, Memphis, and also with Charleston and ail other Southern seaports, be fin ished to tbe Pacific, will Government find no interest in connecting with it through ber rich agricsritaral and mineral resources between El Paso and San Francisco, through Chihuahua and Sonera? Bat, go farther: If this road be so carried out west ef Texas by Government, will it not take tbe postal communication, immigration and trade even of England and other countries. betfa in regard to taftty and tine the two great impedimenta of commerce Facts on these subjects wiM hereafter be furnished from surveys aad well established calculation e-f JIKLDSTON. KB. EVESETT HIS lECIUEE. Fr tbe IfnnpWs AM.

Mcsens. Editors It is palafal to find men so prejudiced amoBgst us, and so bigoted in their views, as to forget tbe labor of love in which Sir. Everett is devoting bis valuable time to meet tbe calls of bis fellow- ceantrySes in all sections, to promote tbe noble andertakinr of tbe national affection, gratefally to commemorate tbe virtues of Washington. With them tbe love of Washington is lees than their love of hatred to bis great friend, who, perchance, on some distinct ise, has disagreed with their views. They say, in effect, dew with lite noble monument to Washington, if Mr.

Everett bas to aid in its a nit fling. These me eboaM recollect tb atjSoutbern patriotism invokes fats great and patriotic offeringthat he Ihrasts himself apea no people and that having1 been invited to come among us for a most noble end, common decency should shrink from violating toward him, or any one else, the hospitality tendered him by many of oar best citizens. lie bag beeB invited here, not eepectajjy en his own account, bat for the love, the veneration and the bis pare patriotism sad name bequeathed to evgry American. It is to honor, and ia patii-atte grAtttuoe, eommemorate fats virtues nd our awn gramme isat averett nas Been in lied among us. A SIGNER, -j.

Speech cf Sr. Sicgletss, cf JliriUrlppL It is seldom that a political question bas given rise, in this country, to such a perfect torrent ef speeches and flood of worde, ia the halls of Congrese, as this apparently inter-mtaable and never ending Kansas excitement. A considerable' proportion' of the speeches especially in tbe House bare been cull, prosy, common- place efforts, hardly rising to the dignity ef a mediocre stomp oration. A tew, however, bave bees distinguished by an ability, originality and eloquence worthy of tbe best days of Congressional oratory, and bave re-fleeted great credit upon their In this latter class we rank the speech of Mr. Single-toe, an able Democratic Representative from Mississippi.

This latter gentleman made a long and elaborate speectrevitiring the whole ground of tbe unfortunate circuities ard issues, which, unfertauately, since the era of the restriction in lszo, have disturbed the peace of the country and greatly distracted its legislation. Although he spoke with much feeling, and Is evidently a warm and enihusiaetic'Soutbern man, with same of tbe prejudices of bis section of the country, all cool and dispassionate men will admit that there is a large amount of truth in tbe charges which he prefers against tdhe free States or rawer tee xtiacK Hrpuolican influence in them af atleflVticg, by illegitimate, unfair and unconstitutional means, to deprive the slave- oolding states or tneir rights, under the uon-stitutioc, to their property, as well also to despoil them of their interest in the common public domain. Those who have long listened to and believed the stereotyped partisan cry of "Southern aggression" and domination in the affaire of the Union- weald do well to read tbe masterly and able statement of the griev ances of the South at tbe hands of tbe North, which is presented by Mr. Singleton Is his Kansas speech, for it weald opes their vision to the imposition which baa been practiced upon them. Mr.

Singleton's expon and history ef the Kansas issue is well and succinctly done, and bis poiBts in regard to the legality of tee l.e-compton constitution are unanswerable. He also makes some good and telling bits npon tbe inconsistency of Messrs. Douglas and Walker is tbe new positions which they have assumed. Jn conclusion, we repeat that, although lengthy and containing seme matter from which we dissent, we nevertheless consider Mr. Sin- eleton'a of tbe most readable tbat has been made in tbe House npon tbe Kansas q'HStion.

CVncia6ii The Tobacco Interests cf tbe South. A committee appointed by (he Southern Com mercial Convention, which met at Knoxvllle, Team-, In August last, consisting of Wat. M. Hchwell, of Virginia, James Guthrie, of Kentacky, Wm Brewer, and Tench Tiloii max, of bave addressed a remoE straaee to tbe President of the United State a aw met the excessive duties imposed on that staple, by the commercial nations of Europe. The committee say in coaclosloo of their remonstrance It is scarcely the province of yoar meinori-aHsts to deeignete the remedial meesares to be pursued by tfae Government of tbe United States.

They will, however, suggest, for consideration, two, which bave occurred to them. let That the Government of tfae United States should employ tbe earliest occasion, when foreign governments, imposing aneqaal xmt onerous taxes on tobacco, thall ask at its haads seme commercial or other concession important to them, to require from such governments a proper reduction of each taxes. Sad. Congress see II impose upon the productions of eeh imported Into tbe United States, coaatervaltog duties, equal In tfaeir efft to the taxes apea tobacco com-lainedof. Your memorialists leave me question 01 me constitutional power and political expediency of these is ensures with tbe proper departments of tbe Government It It tbelr province to bring their grievances before tbe Gorerameat it is tbe duty of the Government to examine, and If possible, to redress them.

Should, bow-mm. the latter remedy ssggested be adopted by the Government, our fellow ci'ixens who now joy xetnfitien freta duties, will at rtet iaie opportunity to share In tbe bor araf oppress thte persecuted Interest. They wtH thus co-operate in the reduction of theee bardana. The nations of Europe will be seHtfied that republicans casoot be bribed by special favors shown to one sectional Interest to eoeHre in tbe oppression aad taxation of We cannot, however, anticipate tbat enlightened nattoas, connected with by treaty relations of the most amicable and reciprocal character, will continue, aeainst reason and remon-n'ranre, a doty so uajoei, exeesaive and offjn-8 re as that wbicb has so long rested npon of the chief agricultural staples and commercial camnaoditfcs ef the United States, or tbat they will drive us to Hie extreme remedies geted in this memorial. Tbev will, we hone.

promptly assent to eucb a modification of th- tobaeeo wl omole Hitertsts ef tbe American producer and tbe European consumer. jAET Pbeacher Mrs. Sasan Freoer.cK, ntisVer lartv. from Hlltlmnr. la mtlrlmv 9 tour through Jamaica; and sae recently jw preached- to a congregation of 2,000 persons, occupvine tbe pulpit of the Baptist tbereb et SpacttiTovra, ln iK.t 4.1 Senator Clay, ef Alabama, oa Bonthera Bab- mUtion.

I do not dubt that von think she will yield alt yoa demand. I do not doubt you believe yon can extort from her fears of your power an uiai youcan seduce rrotn cer lore 01 me Union. I believe you expect to excite discord amoDgher own sons, and to array against tbe slaveholders all who are not slaveholders, by persuading ihese that they are oppressed and wronged. But tbe example of Kansas, where there cannot bare been more than two hun dred slaveholders out of nix thousand pro- slavery voters, should bave taught yoa that tbe sons of the South know and feet'that they have a common interest in preferving the institution or slavery that (hey must keep tbe negro in his normal condition of slavery or destroy him, or surrender to him their country. I do not fear that yoa can delude and beguile them to their own self-destruction, or the desolation of their country.

I know you count larcely upon the defections and desertions of Southern leaders and I confess, with sbame and regret, that yoa bave but too good reasen for your calculations In tbe mortifying examples we have furnished of thosa who have betrayed thtlr trust and broken their allegiance to the South, not, perhaps, because they loved her less, but tbe Union more, and themselves most. I know it is idle to try to disenchant your minds of impressions which you are found to retain and wish to be true, but which 1 think dishonor the Soulb, wrong the North, and may dissolve tbe Union. Yet, at tbe hazard of your ridicule, I must tell yoa that Alabama, in common with all ber Southern sisters but two, has, by the universal voice of berpeo-ple, as expressed by party conventions, by pop-alar assemblies, and by ber late and former Legislature, resolved 5 Tbat she will and ought to resist, even (as a last resort) to a disruption of every tie which binds her to the Union, any action of Congress upon tbe subject of slavery in tbe District of rVilnmhli. or in nlaees subitct to the jurisdic tion of Congress, Incompatible with the safety, tbe domestic tranquillity, tbe rights and honor ef tbe slaveboMIrtg States: or any refusal to admit as a State any Territory hereafter ap plying, because or trie existence or slavery therein or any act prohibiting tbe introduction of slavery into the Territories: or any act repealing or materially modifying the law now in force for the recovery of ogl' Uve slaves." If this be mere bravado, she shares the folly and tbe shame in common with twelve of ber Southern sisters. While I bave Indulged, and shall indulge, in no menace, or promise, or prophecy of her course, yet I can and will say, rer myseir, mat in the day or ner seir-df graaa tion, by disregarding her pledges and submit ting to yoar Government, I will not alt here to endure the contumely and reproach which you justly may, and certainly will, heap upon the beads of ber Senators.

Mr. President, I bave not been addicted to singing pens or ottering enlogiet about the Union, or accustomed to regarding it as tbe paramount political good," or "the primary object or patriotic desire." 1 have ever tell that I owed my first and higbest allegiance to my State, and tbat her sovereignty, her Independence, and her honor, even without tbe Union, should be dearer to her sons, than tbe Union and ber subordination, dependence and dishonor within it. Yet, sir, the Union of the Constitution, which oar forefathers made, I love and reverence and would preserve; bnt uits union witnout toe uonsmution, or wim it as constructed by Northern Republicans, abbor and scorn, and would disolreif my pow. er were equal to my will. To this Union, the South is commended as a choice of evils, and commanded with menaces of compulsion.

Whether she will choose the Union as a lesser evil, or sabmit to it by compulson and abandon ber self-government and surrender her destinies to your control, yoa will surely test, if yoa get tbe power, and the time will surely prove. If she yield to your advice or to your commands, she will deserve to suffer all tbe wrong and all the sbame yoa can aud will accumulate upon her head. But as honor, interest, self-pres ervation all that is dear to freemen all nrge ber to maintain ber individuality and equality as sovereign States, either within or without tbe Union, I trast she will give you fall demonstration of ber couraze and self-reliance, by refusing any, the least concession to your and by resenting your menaces and renellinz vour attempts at coercion in such manner as will prove that (he spirit of tbe fathers, who, at Yorktown and at New consummated In triumph our two wart of independence. LOCAL MATTERS. The Tikakts.

In the jiil there are now sixteen white and nine negro prisoners. gFor late New Orleans papers, we thank tbe clerk of the Fanny Bullitt. The Weather- The wealher yesterday was lovely, and lovely were the flowers that pjoredrich perfumes on the air; bat lovlier still were the fair creatures whom the genial weather attracted from tbelr homes. 3 A. SrLEKDin Lot er Goods.

Messrs. A. T. Wells Bro. have opened one of tbe choicest and most superb assortment of dry good ever offered to the cltinns of Memphis, from the highest price to tbe cheapest so tbat tb ladies cannot fail to be pleased.

Call and ex amine for yourselves. KtLK- Messrs. Towkseud Whit' more sold, da before yesterday, tbe cotton crop of Mr. Georsb Smith, of Ibis county, at the following handsome figures: five bales at 13 cents; and two bates at 10i cents. This is ome of the beet sales we bave beard of.

"Dail't Psater "Meeting' The meeting at Odd Fellows' Hall was very Urge yesterday, The vast ball, galleries included, was filled to tbe utmost. Those who have sot attended can form no idea of the nature of these religions meetiags, where there is no exciting or theatri cal elbrt, but whsre the feeling is so profound and the elevaUon so sincere. The Citt to Pat. The proprietor of the ferry-boat, Mr. Cheeks, has obtained judg.

racot against tbe city for $2,270, to satisfy claim for the city raining a street through his property. The same party is now suing the city for $5,000 damages, for licensing anotbrr ferry to run where he claims an exclusive right. Cheat. Daring the discussion in Council on Tuesday evening, upon tbe propriety of censing a second wharf boat, it was stated that tbe present wharf boat, which IncluJea a store, bar, boarding house, butcher's shop, and stor age and commission and furnishing establish meat, pays tbe city only twenty-five dollars a year. Its exclusive privileges expire in seven teen months.

Recorder's Court. At this court yesler da)-, some seven individuals were introduced to East. Two of the party (one of whom was Bill Jokes,) not duly appreciating tbe honor, contrived to force open the door of tbe roem where applicants for justice are enter tained, until the Recorder la ready to receive them, one by one. Tbe mn bad been fighting which was the cause of their getting into tbe hands of justice but they settled their differ' euces and run like brothers when Ibey saw the door open. This makes four prisoners that escaped from the same place daring the present week.

An ex-Alderman was fined fifteen dol lars for carrying a concealed weapon. The Fire. The fire after dinner yesterday, was in tbe alley, between Court and Madison, and Second and Third streets. It broke out in the Stable of J. H.

Speed, of the firm of Dsnoho Co. Tbe stable, a quantity of bay in the loft above it, and tbe carriage and coa boose were entirely destroyed. Other out were injured, but tbe exertions of the firemen kept the bouse safe. Tbe kitchen and stable of R. K.

Tubnace, on tbe oppo site side of the alley, also caught fire, and were completely gutted. When Mr. Speed first saw the fite it was in a Very small 'compass, and was among the bay, Immediately within an open doer, looking into the alley. There, no doubt, some incendiary had done his base and cowardly woifc Pantalookisu. On Friday night last, the audience at the Gaiety had their attention, between acts, drawn to a specimen of the genus homo, ef tbe kind tbat Braon calls a very pretty fellow." The youngster In question was decidedly handsome.

He had sparkling eyes, white teeth, a devil-miy-care look, and a glance of most provokleg assurance for tbe young ladies, whose eyes were wonderfully attracted towards tbe dashing DonJaao. Some surprise was exhibited when officer Moore approached tbe young gallant, with an air that appeared to say thlsisaprofessioBaiacqaain taaee of mine. The surprise was increased to the pitch ef exclamations among tbe ladies, of did you ever no, I Berer as Moose lifted wp the rakish, low-crowned, broad-brimmed bat, and exposed bead of loag curling hair! The Don was a lady. Tbe officer railed her Nellt, when he rrquested ber to quit a place in which such costumiog is only allowed where it is paid for on the stage. Crisp's Gaiett.

Cemillt was 'performed last evealsgat'tbe Gaiety by Miss Davem- prt to an exeelltnt audience. This play Is oMAtially different to all tbe other pieces performed der the same title, and is as indisputably the belt, as its representative, Mias is the superior of all others whem we bave seen attempt the character. under Nht Davksport's superlntend-aac'e it Is divfstedjof all Jie pruriency, to wblch It obnoxious In Its original Fr8ch drapery. The length of tbe performance and the lateness the hour prevents oar saying more than to express our unqualified dsligbt with her performance. This evening tbe Bnckhatk with Mies D.

as "Julia and to-morrow evening the last night of her engagement here, cpon which occasion a complimentary benefit tend ered to her by many of our best citizens, and ws "an ooue WV ww, a 1 Rouxdikq Streets. Tbe advocates of a graveling experiment in our streets, viewing tbe three hundred thousand dollars' worth of "fine concrete" now buried beneath the mud as too small an affair to be considered as even the beginning of aa experiment, are anxious to enter on the real experiment In earnest They now believe tbat the great witturrtium which is to secure all the advantages gravel can offer, and to keep away all the evils which bave hitherto been connected with its ess In 'ills city, as to "round off" the centre of the street that is, to raise the centre higher than tbe sides, so that the water, Instead of passing through it, and softening out for it a burial place below, shall obsdleatly run to the sides and flow off by the gutter, with the regularity and quietness becoming a liquor eo sobtr. The rounding process is greatly extolled by tbe admirers of gravel, and tbe Mayor, In his mes sage lo Council, read on Tuesday night, strongly recommends rounding," and for fear tbe ma terial should refuse to submit to the required circularity, be also recommends rolling with a heavy iron roller, when three inches of gravel are laid down then a second three inches and a second rolling, after which tbe remainder of tbe gravel may be pat on. A lingering doubt appears to remain whether even all this effort will cause tbe rounding to stay round, and, accordingly, tbe Street Commissioner Is to keep throwing the gravel up to tbe centre after It bas, very naturally, obeyed the law which inclines round substances to roll down bill until tbe whole Is formed Into a solid, com pact mass." This mass is the 41 fine bed of concrete so much admired by tbe gravelan tbropists. Wben the experiment is tried, one thing will be found wanting, 'and that is some thing to prevent the formation of ruts.

Tbe compact mass will only become such by a sufficient quantity of soil mingling wl'b it to act as a cement. Wben this soil becomes softened by moisture, its power of retaining the particles of gravel in tbelr places will be so much weakened, tbat tbe pressure of pass ing vehicles will disarrange them, -and ruts will be formed. As long as the gravel continues to roll from the rounded apex to tbe gutter, and Is duly returned to Us place by tbe watch ful Street Commissioner, tbe ruts will be filled as they are formed; but When tbe compact or concrete state is attained, new gravel will be required for filling tbe rats, portion of this will again roll Into tbe gutters and mast be pa tiently returned to its -place Ia giving this sketch of (he "rounding" process and its effects, we have left any allusion to tbe probability of the gravel, in many situations, sinking below tbe mud, to places where former beds of fine concrete" have been burled, at tbe expense of the city, in years past. In conclusion, we ask when the gravel has been pat down In layers, and each layer rolled when the Street Commissioner has returned the wandering pebbles again and again, and yet again to their proper location; when the ruts have been filled with old gravd while it remained loose, aud with new when tbe old had become a "compact mass bow much cheaper will gravel be than a bowlder pavement, which, when once put down, would remain down School Houses. Alderman Erwin does not occupy the time of Council with much speaking; he la usually independent In his views and thoughtful in his deliberations it was therefore with much surprise that we heard him assert, on Tuesday night, that he was opposed to bailding school houses be believed tbe present system of locating schools in a room here aid there, where they can be ob talned, tbe best.

Tbe Influence of habit is as tonithingl By this influence, Mr. Erwin bas been led to believe tbat scattering a few children here and there, in rooms unfitted in convec-iencies or ventilation for school purposes, is superior to collecting them In large balls, well ventilated and built expressly for the purposes to which tbey are put. He bas been used to tbe present state of things which has not been selected by choice but submitted to from necessity and he therefore thinks it is the best For tbe same reason, others believe pouring gravel Into tbe streets the very ultra of street paving. Alderman Erwin referred to tbe calamities which bad resulted in New York from fires breaking out in school booses. Wculd fires in private houses, where schools were kept up stairs a story or two, be less fatal The true lesson to be learned from the New York case, Is to build school houses with stairs at each end of tbe building, if pes sible, outside tbe boose to make them of iron end bave all tbe doors open outward The Faezzolini Concert.

To-morrow evening the music loving portKifi'of oar com munity will have the first and prebtbly only opportunity cf listening to ravlehiog straits frora'lir Fbezzoljki, and of renewing ac quaintance with the sweet melodies of M'me. Straeocch, late Amelia Patti. We need not recount the triumphs of M'me. Frezzolini upon the lyric stage in tbe great cities cf tbe world, where musical criticism bas at. tainedits highest cultivation.

All are familiar with ber recent flattering and unprecedented ovations at Havana and New Orleans, where she has raised ifurort scarcely second totbat which greeted Lind a few years since. The renown of M'me. F. Is certainly equal to tbat of any living prima dtsca. Her European reputation is not surpassed by any.

And those sensitive critics, tbe HavaBese, have vied with each other in contributing tbelr voices to praises of her excellence. Tbe programme for the concert exhibits se lections from the best operas, together with some beautiful ballads by M'me. Strasosch The lstter will sing that exquisite sorg, With In a mile of Edinboro'," which has become so celebrated. from her rendering. Mr.

Stsak- osch will also play a Fantasia on tbe piano, We cannot doabt that, with these attractions, the Hall will be crowded with the refined, tbe intelligent and tbe fashionable of oar city, Land Agency in Boliver County, Miis. We invite attention to the card of William Arice, in this morning's paper. He Is an old resident of Bolivar county, and is per fectly familiar with the locations and value cf lands in Ube Mississippi river counties, and also with tbe adjacent lands in Arkansas, so mat ue is wen quauued or the agency which he has assumed. It will be seen, by the references given, that be has the entire cosfi. denee of his acquaintances at home and abroad, and as such we commend him to the pablic.

Delegates to the Southern Commercial Convention. Mayor Baugh baa appointed tbe following gentlemen delegates from tbe city of Memphis to tbe Southern Commercial Convention, which meets in Montgomery, Alabama, on tbe 10th May next, viz: Col. Robinson Topp, Hon. H. S.

Foote, W. B. Miller, F. Titus, R. G.

Payne, Jno. F. Sale, E. M. Yereer, W.

T. Brown. J. Calvin Jones. J.

Knox Walker, Jno. T. Stratton, F. Line, 21. Apperson, vt.

nowaru, allies Elder, D. B. Turner, C. B. Molloy, Thos.

R. Hunt, W. E. Milton, Dr. F.

Brown, Dr Wash. ington, Dr. A. K. Taylor, John Kirk, B.

F. urn, jno n- racuiananan, u. u. suckney, B. B.

Williamson, Atkinson, R. C. Brink- ley, John Overton, A. Goodwin, O. H.

Llde, S. P. Bankhead, Col. W. H.

Carroll, F. H. Clark, Gov. Jas. C.

Jones, A. JI. Douglass, J. C. Hollaed, Dr.

Snyder, Dr. J. Fowl fees, Jno Harrington, F. Y. Rockett J.

II. McMahon. M. J. Widen, W.

J. Darle, F. G. Reche. Magereny, T.

II. Logwood, Col. Jchn Pope, Major Jaj. Penn, R. S.

Jones, Col. John Martin, Thos. A. Hamilton, A. Street.

John P. Pryor, J. 3. Irwin, L. R.

Richards. P. Strange, Sim. Tate, W. M.

Folwell. A. T. Wells, O. Greenlaw, E.

H. Porter, S. H. Carpenter, C. Williams, Milton A.

Haynei, L. bamrrans, John Jlobtnjon, Cant. Wm. Miller, Fred. Baxter, Capt W.

Keboe.J.J. Worshain, G. D. Mitchell, Daniel Hmb. Capt.

T. J. Finnic, J. Hill. F.

M. E. kner, F. M. CopeUnd, W.

O. John Newman, M. Gallaway, J. G. Klinck, Dr.

A P. Merrill, CoL F. M. White. W.

B. Ilh- mond, Sam. Mosby, J. M. Provine, N.

8. aruce, w. A. BicMorc, w. A.

Seay, Henry G. Smith, J. Wiekersbam, S. B. Curtis.

Wash ington Harlan, I. N. Hiukle, S. H. Whitsitt.

uti -at, u. uocirreii, James Nelson. The following additions were made yester day by tbe Msyor to the list of delegates to the Southern Commercial Convention. Richard Collins, W. J.

Wynne, a Trousdale. E. M. Patrick, H.G Smith, W. Hunt, II.

F. Hill, Frederick Smith, D. Frlerson. L. Sbanks, Dr.

G. R. Grant, I. N. Barnett, S.

P. Walker, George Dickson, A. B. Hauley. Judje M.

King, James, Adams, J. G. Lons dale. Cant A. B.

Shaw, L. Ketchum, Col. feel- den, W. A. Seabrook, Geo.

Putnam, Col. Mo- rio, uol. Jesse m. xaie, uoi. uson, Zr.

nue Bowles, G. Smltber, Co). S. Smith, E. C.KIrk, Y.

Watson, J. M. uarraaeic, uov. i. u.

nar. ris, Mat Farrington, C. Calvin Cleaves, A. Wocdard, ii. rJarrms, ji.

Baumncrger, uoi. Hiram Tllman, Dr. Hooks. The Crevasses. The Baton Ronzcfiro- eaU.

of Thursday evening. 15th Inst, says: Tbe workmen are steadily galnine upon tbe current at the crevasses. About 200 feet more of such levee as has been commenced on etch side will complete the job. It Is thought that it will be dosed by Saturday night After careful irqslry, we are enabled to make a tolerably accurate estimate of Ihe cultivated land under water. It amounts to 2175 acres.

I Manv other rlantitlons below have their ditches entirely fall, which will soon begin to ran over into their fields. A heavy rata woald Inundate them all, inasmuch as the water could not carried eff the mail channels of dralnago. gr' A Kansas correspondent says money commands irom 4 to i prrceni. nmontntntliat irom 4 to i prrceni. a mom well secured on real eate, TVrrttirv.

i nil i-i. 'i'h rT Complimentary Benefit to Miis Day- ENPoar. The upholders of the drami in Memphis, tbe admirers of artistic excellence, and the lovers of virtue and genius, perceiving In Miss Davenport a combination of woman ly accomplishments and literary attainments, bave expressed a desire of tendering her a com plimentary benefit, on next Friday evening, as a testimony of their high appreciation of her woith as an elocutionist, an artiste, and a lady. The following is a copy of the letter addressed to Miss Daventort and her answer thereto McMfIIII.Ap-lIM.lS4S. Miss J.

M. Davenport: Tbe underilgned. reeoenlslne iu vour person ations tbe higbest exhibitions of Dramatic Art, desire to signify lo yoa oar grateful ap- Ere elation rf tbe pleasure your er.gageraent ere bas afforded us. bv tendering to voc, on n-uau or ourselves and renew pisy-goers ci Memphis, tbe testimonial of a complimentary benefit, to be eiven at each time as may suit your convenience and that of tbe manager of the lUealre. Allow us to add.

tbat In offering this tribute to your prefrsslonat attainments, we design also to express our homage for the nnsuiuea personal reputation and private worm or me woman. Yy reipeetfanr, roarobtdient ler-anU, n. S. Feet, s. A.

WhIUIlt, Wlckenhira, P. A. Sbrperd, It. TllmU. W.

P. T-Vor, W.A Bllth. J. R. McCUBibinJ." rXemta, J.

B. S-enott, J. i. Warihim, It. Mryiboo.

L. SUekrF, It Piltben, (so am. Ctiinller. wMini. A.

B. Ftntra. Ptiocci Frs.BC Fiat, K. MnnforJ, 8. r.

Batsid. u. u. rmier, A. If rxaslut, J-o.

A. Ntv. V. I), IfcOinr, 1 n. EdmondsM, J.

Annitro-f, 8. OraweD. rrtlmai. B. vr Pa-a L.

J. Dreeee, K. Ptd4, Srrm-r, I. N. BiraeH, k.

a. leritr. w. B. 3.

Furls-toe, CUrt, OAvnso IIocsE, April XI, I6M. To Jfrtirl. S. Fei It Me Ham Fek ler A II ntrnilmi.J I. nrf, F.

.11 Yirjtr, and sun; eUrr citlitnt ef Gentlemen i I beg to acknowledge the re ceipt of your letter of yesterday, in which yon kindly tender to me a complimentary ben fit, as a token, of your esteem, on this my first professional visit to vour city. I should be wanting in a just and grateu! appreciation of so much kindness, did I not accept the propo sition so generously onereJ. As my engagement termtnstes on Friday next, I brg to came the evening of that divas the most appropriate ror meioccasion so courteously tendered. I its, HrsToor- Terr trair, J. It.

DAVENPORT. The Rise. The water is fast filling tbe low grounds In the neighborhood of the Navy Yard the river is, at present, far from reaching tbe height of the late rise. Firemen's Items. The Baltimore Sun sats: The subject of a fire and police tele.

graph bas already been taken bold of by tbe corporate authorities of several of the large cities, and it bas been adopted as an Important adjunct to tne working of the police, and in pointing to tbe immediate location of fires Tbe city of Philadelphia has but recently adopted it, and those engaged in patting it up extended an invitation to the membeis of tbe city council of Baltimore to visit tbat city to see its operation. A committee was appointed to visit Philadelphia, and left yesterday after noon. They will also examine some of tbe steam fire engines while absent, and on their return report to the council the result of their examinations. The trial of tbe Franklin Engine Company upon charges of riot preferred against them by another company is progressing before the standing Committee of the Department. Among the resalutions offered was the follow "That we approve of tbe determination of Marshal Herring, and his direction to bt officers to keep away from every fire apparatus alt minors, end we be believe tbe principal cause of dlffirences bave their origin in the congregatinglbout engine houses and the fol lowing or apparatus by parties who have no responsible connection with tbe companies andurtber Jbat we, as members of the joint standing committee, having power, will aid him ani pis suDorntnates in carrying out his or aeis" The Cincinnati noairr states: B.

Litts's new steam fire-engine ordered by the Council of Louisville, for tbat city. was irtea yeateraay aiternooo, at ihe corner of Sixth and Vine streets, and threw two hun dred and twenty-one feet through an inch and a quarter nozzle, with one hundred feet of hose. She worked very satisfactorily, and will, it is (apposed, when her newness is worn off, throw two Hundred and tifty feet fehe is, In size, a fourth elaes -engine, cost $5,500, and will be shipped to Looiiville at the close of next week. The Falli Clty has already one of our steam -fire-engines, purchased by the Board of Under writers or that city, and will bave a third in a few weeirs. "LatU is building an ergine for St.

Louts, which already owns three, to be finished in ninety days from tbe 24th alt, and another for tne same piece, to be completed, six weeks. inerealter. An order is expected from thlca go, and three engines are to be sent to New Orleans, where the people are deliehted with the oae lbty bave been using for some time past, ah toree engines are. of tne small size. livhich is safd lo be the most serviceable, and were ceniracrea ror at yifiw eacn.

In a year or two mote there will hardly be a town of Fanv size 7h tbe Union which will net have rone of our steam ergine. occupied in umcinnati in nting up a steam nre-engioe, ngciing ner icrcnes, at- aching the horses, and ge'ting tbe machine Into tbe street, does not exceed one minute and a Half." A Bigger Ship than the Leviathan. Already a bigger ship than tbe Leriathan bas been projected in England a ship to which the mocster will herself appear as a minnow And this new monster is of special importance to tbe citizens of New York, for, altboueh it is proposed 1 raaks ber eighteen thousand tans larger ttgn Jhe Ltviathan, the is to sail faster araw less waier. An engineer 01 pod, nimed Clare, bas come forward with propositions for building an iron screw and plidle steamship, by way of testing a principle, greltly the superior of tbe Livtathan Hut explrement is to be tried on a scale of Startling "magnitude, aad be bas already ex hibited bis models, which are attracting the attention of scientific men in England. He proposes to build a ship one thousand feet in length, Beventy feet beam, and only thirty fee from deck tp keel, making her perfectly flat bottomed, and hr sides nearly square.

In size she would be thirty thousand tuns. Passports to Men of Color. Senator Wilson recently applied at the State Depart ment for a passport for D. J. S.

Rock, colored citizen of Boston, and received tbe following reply from the Secretary Department or State, I ISM. To the Bon. eery IKifnm, etnatt Chamber i nave naa ins Donor to receive vour note of yesterday, with its accompaniments. In reply, I have to Inform you tbat it Is not .1 me pracucc oi uie Aienanmem to issue anv other paper than passports to persons going aoroaa irom mis country a passport, being a certificate of citizenship, has never, since the foundation of tbe Government, been cranted to persons of color. No change in this respect has taken place ia consequence of tbe decision of the Dred Scott case.

Returning tbe enclosure in your letter, I have tbe honor to be, sir, xevreueuieai servant, LKWIa Uiu. Melancholy Casualty. We learn from the Franklin Rtvuw that Dr. George W. Kin nard, of Williamson county, in ridine home from that place, on Monday of last week, was thrown from bis horse, and so much injured mat ue aies on toe next da.

Cdshing Treaty. AmoDr the snoils se cured at Canton, was tbe original copy of tbe ratineu ousning treaty between toe untied States and China. orf of lltapjjis. ArrlTBli and Oepartares. Fanny Bullitt, New Orleans to Louisville.

Peter Tellon, New Orleans to Louisville. Cora Anderson, New Orleans to St Louis. N. Thomas, St Louis to New Orleans. A.

Scott, St Louis to New Orleans. River rfews. The river roatinucd rising yesterday, bavin rises ten Inches within the last twenty-four hours. Tbe Magnolia expected to leave last eight, with 2,800 bales of cotton for New Orleais. The Xtbraika bas laid up.

Tbe Simtndt letves for New Orleans this evenisg. The B'lait got out on Friday. The Xtmphls took oat with ber last evening 800 bales of cotton for Cincinnati. It has been definitely arranged tbat tbe Daniel will leave here for Vickiburg on Monday riext, and tbe Kate Friebtt on the succeed ing Friday. Afterward they will run regilarly on those days lintel Arrirnlk.

COUKEBCIlL HOTEL 1 HiTontLLi Prepkter, jtoersiHi iuthj uciwvrn root muw sea xi.a. Sitlton, tr Stewart. It Mas, do. A KtfcuuiD, t-nn. ''Ill Atvood.

Reo lee, Ci. flea Xrotbeart, do. Hcbl Juniac. do. Tlttiin1 m-lojt, St.

SWf, Parte sod Mrvsat, da. Kn Farlee, do. Xasltr rrtr, do. Wrnrr, d. Mrs Warner, do.

MreARtlford do. Ratlin dd A Trim. Mrs ii Star. Ao. M1M ASHw, do.

Ll'rrt- tdvt, Ala. 11 TttcILo. 8 mil, da. (UsDoo, do. do.

VUs Rkvrt, dj. Mn KQlln, do. Qiiin. da. Sinl Matbewt, da.

Mrs Col Miller. ACUi. Flsmmer, 3 Phillips, f). A llssevn. da CIsfMetly, Ttnn.

FCtxpif, do. 3 IlKEUu HirtbsH Bleb, Ma. ft a Roberts, da. TfVtnii Tens. KBS ItHims, Co.

rBrr, 33 Harries, Hanivn, do. LoTtinc, St Lenit. PA OweasNaattU'e. ACIsrk. Tina, XcXit'n, Ati.

Wm twrse, d-W Cams tax. A OraD. rtj KPRkh StLooU. JamiIst, Mtaa. TtirtirJ Jen tr, do.

iVmnein Ho. 3 Da' oclan o. SOT omrsn, Tens. Sli'X Ml.s. HU1, bo.

Br 3 A SIkUr, to Pats, ia. Will' do Ct Ala. AArtit.Pttla, CUVes Hrt cnn. do. 1 rk.

tt Pur.er atd Mr, T. It JMrosej, Ark. Haac c. O. i Arras.

1 TO IU-tU JiSLCalcot, do. Joo Boras -1 Trsn. Dr A J'jrc, Oa HUM Lest, ia. a narrr. La X.Uatr ni a-ir.

Art. FOR WIUBFJUgTEtt. are olhorlisd isuBaea A. It. avert caJ14a.tteT reelection the effie at WMrfmittrr at th mi Hint Jon 'ect-tl.

9M-U iFoi' Sale. A wooDtroaTn planing arniNE. ew.ii (KOt'rder, Ht hoard a 1 Olsdmitl Fne at th- nes.ae ouspHt. res'r far MV, SSOO, by A. n.

STOOT, BtlO CO. apxi-iw- AiliuInlRtrntor'A Notice. LLtTa.bTlniclm UmMiUsIR A V. PT7KCAK. deeesonl.

sr. bsrtbr netta the ne wilbliloar rowtbs frsm IkU dtt wlh lbs Cteikof tbeOoaelrOuartit KiloUb. prom srarJtcr D. VTADDBLL. Financial.

ITUVH nsdt arransentt br wbleb I eaa wsallsia conl bolo tu nscer, hsrlsi mlhifT dm 1. 1 mrm raastliitaroa. Parties wlsblix ti rslsamaner Be. SO.lsto voiso sr ou wui no veil 10 mo a call HAM PtTTKAM. apSi-ln at Milt nfcPatosB's E.

E. Xollcc to Slilnpcrs. W1 will rseolte no frrliht lr any tHslloe Ksst at Ssa'sbarv. rrfartba Mlsaliilppt Ou ts! BaHrsad nsui lortnor ATKT1.1, aprs-tr SnpertD'riM nt TranrrlaUrn JfIjrs7iaVs Sale. BT Titles ot (ha order of tba rlftrict Osrt or th' Dal-tfJStitm.

tit tbe Dl4trct of Wst Toowesaw. at Jsrtrea. mtie at ihs April Te as tbmf, 1SW, ra lbs mailer of Taeisaa j. Hea4ai aiiaiva sasinat wib- cbtster ant hiwi th Mirsbs' sf aaM Dlatrlet wm oCer frr tal to the bl kest bHdw board ot ash) iteaeaboat Wlnch-lter. Iilnc at th whirf at KsrMa.oalbe FIRST DAT OF MT NX IT.

at 10 o'eKck, In iba n-onilBS, tfco ssl steamboat Winchester ter ttcaM. spoaru ana ro BI'oie. aooalbt rnUcwKs lerros Os'-balf rath, and Ihe bt'snee oa a orodlt of Hi taantaa bond wittt tares spor seratiles nqot-ed 11 MCCLANAHAN, Maithal. April St, 15M-ia diys JtlarsliaVs Sale. Ti lrl- of the rrdrr of tl D'slrl Can't of the DbI JJtedStttBi fortboDlurl tf Jaokaoa.

ras4 at Amu term thereof io tb asattrr of Ilonrr Bloarr. atesrafceU Comet aM ber owners tarnndersl-aned. Marshal ef aald Dtstrict wilt oavrfjr sals to tbo hitbest MHr, on btard cf aaH stoamboat Comet, line at tee wbsrr at Memphis, on tbo rmsr DAT MAT, at 10 o'clock, the tatd ateamboit -art. b'r taskle. ap parel aad fnrnitim npon tbo rrir-wloc terai Cno.

bira caao, aoe lbobaiaece In twocqval asaaeals. one as tbelstafOct born xt, the other da tst of March neit; oo4 srim three apororM aecsrmes rrewnd oa tse crrait pivaosis. u. xcot.AHAItaN, APli si, leat iceart. MarsbaL Valuable Town Lots FOR SALE.

SAVE for aale lota on Madison aad Monroe ltreets bendwmelT altaated far dwolUasa Lotl cd Maita itrset, near the liamaaH aad Oarles ton depot, snltawe for ooiton th4a aM wsnhssisa. l.ta on Bool alrtet, for dwellings Oae lot oa Sbelbr. near Giroto. Kn oa PLreon Roast roa4. Coert aasi Orleans' atreoU, for JwrtHngs.

ALSO One or both Cotton Shed at ixeOharteotoB Depot The lota on Cert street are I sreat tadseo. ment to Udaatrlona mecbtBtts aad ptrsMM of aeaill xseasa wbe wish to bare their own bom's. Terms made easr, and aH who wast permanent leta wqi a won to apply soon. JNO. D.

ABMOrtR, ap22-dSm So. 17 Feeet Bow. Jk'otice. nAVB OiefoaVowlnr, asjd a laro Baabor et smarter tram or laaaa tn tbe sam regn of esaalry, for aaK, tii MM acres tlx mllM from BarlcatlMi, oa the Tstta 1 735 SCO -hhi aoaoeaed 1 mttrt froa the Mlasit-lrpt rT.r In C-rsr ooaatr. MUstaHerL 3.CCO acres, SO) of which is li caittrstl mBes from the Mississippi In BottTtr ossmty, Mtsoiasippt.

HO ion afioa 60S wbtoh Is ctcrad, 4lles re the Mil slopl tlTor. In BollTar coaatr. MlastssiBci. SCO which is la caltlTstioa, froatla: en lb M'lileMrrrl In rhHlipa msatr. ArkaBsss.

1 too acr, ISO of which Is la ea.tiTitaoa aad 90 mor deaaened, realist on the Mlasisityal rlrer. In CUcot conotr, Atkansaa. aens 000 of which la d'adeaed. akxc oa tb baron andeiteodinx aeiaas tb to-1 10 isl froa the MlMliMrrtrlTor, wba HI be soM in I Bob site Iracta to anil pnrchasera. a-rc, ah nt 703 of which is tv.w la a blxh stste ofcnltlTalionsoBietwvtr atws Jrooa tb Mrsolcsfapi Ires, ard eoallsmna to a raHraad 1 Chicot county, Arkanaaa Stat lb prsent naprocailealed frsoDot, hSTlBrbeei.

wn twetr er Cft iBchot bUfror at this ial en ihe rlrer than the water ro to ia 184 1, o- aar year sebe qaeat, bas dctnoaitraUd Ihe last that tho aUirUt Ian4a of the Ml alsl. pi Valtoy, la tb ami fertllr soil aal ike most st'Btrtoaa mate for tb srowta of cotbia knswa in ILe worid, sro a-Ur rrctamalo lr the deotlaliAa eoasrqarm on oerBow Persons do-Irons pnrchatlat; lands with a Tisw to raise cotton woald Una it lo their letcrrjt I ma' par-chases as etrlr as practicoM, a' thoprc of hods ia hia rrp.on wu doBbtlooa arlTaae aft-r tbo essoin? a-aos. yrll R.AHlCl.L-n A rent. Preatlia. Bdlraresnatr olss apt! a(e ROBES! ROBES ROBES! ROBE SILKS; ROBE GRENADINES; ROBE TISSUES; ROBE BEREGBJ; ROBE ORGANDIES; ROBE LAWNS; ROBE PRINTS, Iff ROBE A' ROBE A'QDLILLE; ROBE ROBE LA BAYADERE; ROBE A'DOUBLE JUPE er TWO FLOUNCE; ROBE DUCHESSE; AND ALL THB LATEST Styles a ii il a.unort.uians THAT ARB 12, IBB Jl9ew Jflarfcet.

has Jast koaa sototkd aad EBCEIVED HEUE. They wore boaabt at aaeh Reduced Hates THAT WB KSOW "WB CAN AND WE WILL USDEUHELL ALL OF OUfiSEfGnnORS. CJ-0aH aad are asd hi aatiaftvd. ptt dtwavSw A WBLL3 BIO. ROYAL alalia HE arxt Ordinary Drawloc of the Royal II arena Lottery, condoled the Spaaloh Ooocramect, sn-der ibi supriTlsWoof tbeCoetala Ooaral tf Cobs, wLI THOnSDAY, MAT 1S5S 3 0,0 0 SOB.TBO NCMBBO 63 OkDIKABIO CAPITAL PRIZE 1 100,000.

Prtioof 000 60.001 Prizes of 6 of se or. 1U Cf tisoo I i.eoo I ef so 000 1 Of 10,609 I ot 6 000 00 400 9S ApeToxiauUoaa, aporexlBailSM. th 0OA ef 90 each; ef atao to iso.too; a ot too to 0t $i-x tr io wv i oi aw se KalreattO; Qaartera 5. PTixh cathed at airht at 6 per cent. dteooBBt.

BiHs on aH solynt Banks takes a sr. A drawlse wl.l be forwarded as ooob aa the its alt become known. ComrenltloBa adirewed DOX ItODniOrjEZ (care ot City Post, Charleston, S. 0.) soiil tb Sis of war, wui do attejHeq in. apIS-twt; To the Creditors of Enoch En loe.

Deceased. HATING iBfSstel the tasoiTeaay of tho esUt of Enoch Enter, dreessed. la tho Ooaaty Goart of Sbrrby conaty, aB peraoas faaiiac catms aralnst the estate at ben try notified to Ma the same la the offlc ef tbe tSert of said Cairt, on er holer the 10th day of one seat, tor raymeni pro rata. B. CARMICnAKL, mjr7-Im Aimlalstrttor i.

B50X L. U'COSICO ALrBB'iM'OOSNlOO, lawyers. Ten- aiim. uraee, zj soata Me ooert sonsre. aplS Ivnirc Vlcaucrs.

BOM lbecrlebrald maaBfaetery of Mertit Jt Kew. town. JMr sa by aplS IKRBinAM Brooms, Brooms. LiRQR stock Jnst In store Dealers wHl And It to Ibeir adsostrse toeianstae h-f re trojlnjflh-re. aplS INf3BHtM LRUS.

Buckets Tubs, irbooHire er retail Far tit rh- ap br IpTenwantaaailKUln Wotd and WBtow Ware, or noase Fnraishlng Goods, I' Mtt had at lNGBAHAMfcLXBy, aplS li. 6 Men roe street. Jk'oGice. ALI.niPAlrtlSO and JOBBIVR. froai asd artr this date, mast be esh oa denrerj oar rer alar easte rners rsry tbirty dayi LEWIS av BtSB.

apttzai For Rent. IIAKrSOiJS e.norrr aeren xa. looms, bai ty acres crona4 lacatrisojoa, boat throe Miks fro. Mm- hi, oa tbe Me'c. KJJ Lino read.

Tbobootol taeatohed. Rd sosves. sion ran be had rasiWUtcrr. A miiplr of cowa aad a Kood ta doer be had wtth the place until ike lat dar ot Korearber next. ALVO Three new nooses ia Korth XrmpbH, for rale or rest.

ap-ij iMjllflMl.N TODMB. -HI 3 Xaeim street. French Millinery Goods. ON WEDNESDAY THE TTli. THRrablWianowirocr4tfa larro stork of I'ARNOfI M1LL1KSBT UOODS.

cosslstlar .1 tho fMlowtnc arloie PKBKCn CHIP BOXKBTS; rRRNOH CRIPR BOJOTBTSl FiMXTSD LACK BONNBTS; PBBCn BMSBOlDttaiBSt PRKttOn B1BBON8, RBAP DRBSARS, DRBSS TRIVMISHS, fcC. Tnetther with a eomidiH sob wEsnT tvrrr GOOD3, rmbratiac aH the la et atyes. -inriaHraaremfeniauyrawtsMtaeaB aad examine myelsek. wm. SlLBaRSBBS, SOOMarn street, btlwrea Adsma and JaRrsoa.

apJ.7w To Contractors to a order msde at the last em Tipton '-Cosnty Court. art out et lowest trad by te-etrlns sealed prsposala tiilH the IS day et neat rnoatb, the lerHUcM a new BRtCT. JAIL la the tows of Gsrinjrtoi. A plan of the baHrilae mar be sees br ctuni on, or any dniFtd laformatloa obtained, by ad. drtailacJ.B Biedsoeor B.

H. MbdIo-ij at thia place. A w. SMITH P. B1RNARI.

It w. StS'FOBD, J. R. BLBDSOB. R.

H. MBKFOBD Cart at tan. April 90th, 168 awio-Jt OTrj.NG to the treat teareitf aveaey, DaSn-lXO is oawoTjr ncbli braa'tfal HBLtKIOrrPf Sat the low price of ONE DOLLAR. DeSbooa; la actniwtedgrd ne -ne ot ts tKot tniheatai-t. KeiseaiMr, ha ha tbeeirlo lr rtrbt of Mratphll for the MeUlro-trp patt nia sxCery 1SI Mail street, rrpMtt) th Wuraain uons.

martS-lf WM. T. JONES, ATTORNET sod Counsellor at Lanr, Prawnsrilie, Prairie Gonaty. Aik. Will praclic in tho constirs Prairie, Atktnttt, Moaree, Bt.

Frandt, JackMD, White, hx. Pmspt atleatloa ctrcn to the colleclLui of an ciatnialatrsstedtohlj ears Brrxsa TO Farrtntton II Tlawen, MespMa, Teca-i WhiUlaw 1 Ktxan, owns rifle. E. 3. Read, Bjc.

tttM-ney. ooj w. ft as B. Tamer, Attornera, Seal er. Art; Dtlrprple at Ottewood, Attorney Sea Are.

Ark i Bar! n-erusf h. Attorney. Helena. Ark K. B.

0 ties. BrawciTie, Ark. I BcrcbanU saner. lyf (sarT.ly ITITJT.I AT? i''l'T tbsriootfa aad of Lb yirstR.sjcs.ut tf rl ni XXlijO Ul: Ivtrstnis, sn.1 Tbintb clssrtt of Noith Canuas lMTl.tU,teitfa,iylBrrm1h biAik of Meaaahis that iVfil AKTF. fc oTwo hasopeaoJ ao Acatraav for ih- paipioc of gm.f lc- i I oirartaw the abrr auls art wfen.

bo wvi Crisp's Ualcty Tbcairc. Jnrfsoo stmt Thursday Evening, April 22nd, Lat sight bet nr tkXalsst Art hf. MIES J. M. DAVEHPOBT, TTBO "II SBMroii Ibta oersslen In kr west esr-VV srierof JuM in is HONOnBAOt.

1th la SEOSET If ci am nsfflt aed last swiesraJieeel MU.DjT.uiiKt, wben the wtUapSir la twacksrscl.rs. C3-Chaga of Ttaas nooraopen at and certain wm riM at 1 o'clock pnetaetr- Far tin urtMalan. Mix at i boost. 'r. ODD FELLOWS' HALL.

M. STRAKOSCH'S ITALIAN OPEBA COMPANY, Ih'CLUDIKf the PrKxtfot KBOTs rrosa tbo AoaokBay of Mb.c, New Toil. HME. Jl rBEZZOLISI, MMB. PATTI 8TBA)jH.

SIQK0B SCO LA, ShSKOR rBBWlaW, will oirc A Grand Operatic Concort in Memphis OK FBID1T KytNlKfJ. APAIL SJ, Po4r tb-liLcana of M.Mlao abakMh. Thenosof adaalMtjahaa boa Sioi lo aJI pafM ef tbo hoeae. at $1 bcsorreol Sru (I rsr Kisssoso soo scssia Mils Tb solo of marred oammoacoa on Wotoesdsr morBHic at FiasWs link Mora. Maattoos steoot.

The Piano Farts esoa thos otsM.soft to Isoea tho Ma- alcbUNofMr stIo, nt'te ar StooVbrt. koh a ossa at 7 Onman to mauu'oso si a oassa. trv-eii WJI. AIIICK. nBSKTtH, BoUsar Goutr.

Mysssowt. Oroorsl Load A(om Aikanoaa and Mlulooieai. Rcrcacxctt Oct. 3. tMtr.

Maaaahist Brooke bl amos. VKCsoerc. to-ii-osn 1 ynw is yoar time if yo waot sooar bow asdteaatlfalMaote.asI hnjt mamcSSI rOrM ft Iirt. .11 1 1 I niHars. Tuitta, Aasroi bi, Flaitooa, a.e by Ih cart ood.

Ca aooa. If waat icBsnbrait See, at E. A BEKSOS'S Mcott Storo, aM Mora street, Mcsaakts, Troo atl-dtw as Just Received. FtSCl.Vt OMo F'4r anlt CKABLB5 MoOLBAK. A BARRELS Cnohad aad Pw4rd Sazsr apll CHtRLKS VeJLXAN- 20 BABBBLS Draed Apetea- aaSt OH A LB MeCLBAV.

OBARLBS MeCLBAK. inn DOZ48I roaaned Tab aad Baskets. IUU soat OB ARI-K8 VrOLI AN. IDfl BVBBBMsaporlar Bark TThett rtoar. war-lUU raatad oajsol a aay braat that oaaoa a laU csty, with a large aiiattmont of otter braaaa.

CBAHLBS MtCLXArT. apil SIProMRow. A Book for the Times Hie Literary Attractions of the Bible, OB, A Plea for tho Word of God i Caasidersd as a Oa sc. BT LEROT J. A LS Er, D.D Oa Voam, Km.

Pt.ee $13. ScbKr" ptoses reeeirtd at GEO. PATT1SO.V CO'3. aptl DUNLAP CHALYBEATE si'iuSfs: A'rar Bolirdr, rp a 18 cObratod Watlns Place, harlrg beoa taor- mm cirsssuT rvai-cm, rrpir-, roiaiaot ao eaia-crd. wm otei for th rwrt'in of rioroato oa MONDAT.

MAT loth. Te irosats hsso boon extceerd aid tesstl'Dd with erorfrooa ahrahhery, Iho forest aaedasd g-al'd, th ro.ma recanted, the taj-ioom (bcoratod, aBdas'aeia: asptet of asd -fanes rmkanrdts'be piaeo, which win rraaWr It oa tf tbe most lishttsl saamor ns.tta la the f-oolbwost. The healit aiBcoo of ihls ssalosa at Syssur, Is nasar-aasoed. while IMcaratlre p'oprtloa of tb watoi Sr ail who are afflicted with dy.p p4a raaatrs; ssrra and for the disease et kbmm, are cataboiahHt a.dtaarsaifrd. Th baaaap Syrlofs arc aaeestbre by Ih Mawlailan Omtral aad Teaaeooee Batlroad.

too oaty a. lira oat Bollsar, from Oraad Juoctloa aad 1 If Mrmahlii by rati Back aie rafat mrecaormnatth lb ran from Boftear to the Seriate, aad th uaroior Is rairaamd aiutiat axorMtaat raorsrs, the for betxs SS eeaU ibb the rslirjoa decot th aad So cents for hasasg aad seiTsata. Boaiiif, floe Brs.s a-l St tax Boad has area eaooc-ed fir tbe aeaaaa aad will hi la atteadtaee at aB tiara Psrtiea IMHpi wtll be s.v a aa oftea as the sts Mcrs mayrraaue. The Proprietor barias ossdacted raaar poetic hatsa Batieri huaorlf tatt bis cms. deoartaatat is BI giro fracralaatlafaoii -a.

apll-dawta J. C. BADBLMAN. H1P0RTAXT TO TliE PUBLIC. PE5CIITQ CADEilY.

CAPr. EDXARD DS RUN. a pail ar tbe bsom ababraord Mtiatarf AuBBto. of Baroae. hteics an.

aioasBtslteataorof IVeoksrJ-i Ism- il lua Muitur aBlof W. H. aad from thr B4ardef Tbian aaxtai, icwie.cr. th Orrrraor. sr- poan'rd Pritcsr Aran la the Saat Csroisao, MiUm- sobs to Mod.

person or abuse from 1 A- at. to 1 r. aadfrom a lOo'ckck. imr sir. es- orp ed, la the aae ef tb SaaaH Sword, Braad word, or UOWK Ul IK o.e oi low LdBOO at J'jOWl I n.

i I Parrats to that aaeject. By botac Uasbt tats art iar ky th method of Lw, cbil-rta a aeresia aad aeward wtk aeaalrea nHtinhf, aa laoy, Botaral otop aad csaf ataeswr, at the aaaa tam tactr bodae wtu be sv-rrloped aed sir ostheao. Aa Futnrmpys bath aatad aad tody at la' taaao, lace at the aaotaeat thai the ferawr -calee a pie of attack, lutr Baoot roaay to sxr-cat ItcxBMMy, a wet, a. bsejaard isiaot oaol rrad-c fatko ih bot, so. at,) to lao-joraoBt aM BMtocaolar.dasa'eooryta aa i law lata, aad i ber fore Uaaat ta all pwbtk aad disc aa well aa aaCt-tarr aaaea.

Par terns, picas a poly th Arademy dariBC bar hoar- aaec.fl X3- The partsralar ttleetloa of aB MBMary Coesf-sOs Is ca ara lash bow to -I cs ra BasoaoH exer.ii. E3TaeBWtHM lattery lafinaoss wM I'C A by opeticattoB at Ihe Arilsoeae oso. Those wtttie: as take IcadSM wB please leas their Btatea at tat. smil, or wtth Copt. Dr Re, ot he Csmmttatal Boaat a4t- AXCEUVS.4 L.E or VALUABLE EEAL ESTATE At Villon tteiiof, On tbe rilenphls and Olio Railroad.

PURSUANT eadrreottbeChsnceryOoertatMem-Pots, tead-re-i IS47 ieihecaarsof Brad ey, wu ci. Av Co J.bk.T Leoth. John 3. McMa-Ioj, Biy K. D-GrsaVarKd N.

Parks atd others, tc Jo eph R. PetfcaabB azdetcrrs, I wtil, oa Thursday, May tWili, 1S58, at Dnien Depot, oa tb Mcmphl and Oht RsUroad, ta Shelby eoaatr TraBrs, proc ed t- aell to the bushes btdd-r, the Howlnc dwcrlotd Tracts of I jinx in SaetbT coobIt. Teaaassee altaated ea bith aides of tba tfoonpals and nhto RaHroad adioiatBff aad aa- erst to uotes Droit, to-wt one tract caataiaiBS One Hnmlrftl autl Seventy-one and three-fourth Acres, in tbr B-sreath SBrTyrs District, ia Krr 6, Sectloa 2, lag ta aast coareyed by (root Me. 33IS R. Parks, aad by sal 1 Parks oaeTeytd to Jeeph R.

FerxawB. One other tract erBUIatec Thlrty-XIne and One-Half stataz the shore mentioned ttsct. OaeCar IraUeeeU Iotas Ttventy-Mne ft, One-Half Acres, sdfasatBg the a re annlioBed tract. Bflax part of D. a.

Walker's tract. A rs, oee other trast eoatsieiag Three Kundred Acres, more or lee Ale, oaie other tract canltf a as to tbe oa ta.t abate meati mod, CoBtalaia? Four Acres urore or Less. Abo, oae other tract eontaialac ebaat Seventy-Six Acres, beftMt thelsBd parekavd It Jph R. Perxasoa. at ira- dea's aaha, btc tm moats tty aa th Msmpatt and SuM-emUe Plankrood InirwtorT C.

McGewn'o UsJ AJI er tne abore menttoaca tract of load, betBf soar Six Huadrcd Acres, IH is cn. body, h3t bare bees nbdirOed tat Twenty-Eight Beautiful Bulld- lil JLots, rasxi' from Five to Seventy-Five Acres, alt adjatatai- or a4eect toTJBtoaDorot, w.lh all Bc-sary sttfaa S'd aTeaon TEBtx or 3A1.E ihe aba saaBtbaaed tracts ef taarl rrlit be sekt oa a crrdtt of seroa aad thirteen auath ha f-al lBtilmBts, parctuuer a ezrcao Bo e. wrUi ap- oroTra sera ny wib a ilea retaiaM on the premises. BMlseaptatie barred. Sale to jaeaeac a It o'rloct x.

atUnloa Depot. JOBIf LUilHK. a. 2ldwro OlorkaBdMa.lrr Notice. MRS.

SCLMTAXhcta stste ta her pr' and patrons, tlwt ta I I htsMh, sa wtB dlswnl.na brr efaaoe anil: MOKDATrxt sets Kew Spring- Goods! tlt Maluced JPrices. mil i mm i co. A RB ti.iw rec lTinr a fall stwck of SPRING AND riSUMMiR PANCi AND STAPLE DBT GOODfl. rmbrte.as aH Ua aeeel'i of the season. Fancy Silk os UoaJs, sapor cent base thta former prior.

Boy aad Clothings Bootjand Shoes. Hits. oe. Oar Goods for Cuh. we ant raabled to aett at Base lower prices thaa formerly.

C.I1 aad see. JAMKS A. STBStfTT aelS-tf fo. SIS Mata atrret. For are A GOOD 9ol aoe ao Msia atreet: reals for O.

flrwo baaire-i nllori a yr i shrecKocis hit. wB badt; potMiea a so4 oa. Apply I spie-im J. French Window Glass, DIRECT IMPORTATION. InAA B1XB3 aswrKot Msrs Ala a cool asaort.

UUU meat of COLOR GLASS. Tlx: Rabr. fir era, (araore. Lemon, Bin aM violet. For isK by aplS dawlJi LPTrxas.

ORfilLL ft CO. Fisliiog' Tackle. A GOOD band, and far a.le by aplS Itn LOWNRB, nfrOttL Si CO. B. HMM.

NEW PAINT SHOP. MILLER PBIjU, On Monroo Street, BBTWBEN MAIN AND SSCOND. WILLbfo.idlaTMaeato80 SIGS.anl tU th fiser braachea cf Pain I in sr. Ornamenting, Marb'ins, Graining, At fceh time and tntsaer mi tenure th meat perfect tatlsfte loo to erery ust and clroomslaaoos. ARTISTS Of ssp'rlor talent aresttaehMteoarestahfrewnt.sBtb a.

are rarely errr fonad esabtard 1 any as rwp ia the Poatbem or Westrnt conMry, asd bar been atesred at a troAcadous expenso Onr Glanj; on Glass, It equal ta any la the (felted State. COMMON SIGNS, Of alt descTtstiuu fnrntahed ia a rev hoars raitr Perusal auction xlren to 4sx wer. SiKJl i' setUaslSV3tru.L:(. spJSSa A CAUD-iJEiT FIRM. Ihmiss4araals)wMb me la tfea Auction and Osawluliri beasaoso.

Mr. J. O. HOLLAND. Th stfreof tbo arm w'Ub G.

B. LOCKE tt CO, Thaa arraatomsBtwIli mo I devote mj obMo attontlsB lo tow Kosl Batato baotams, ra aal Ha vartos hrsa-lo Mr. HOLI.AVI) wtll also has ad.Taani atarMlaa to an otsrr be-tBOM tatressod Ih Sra. 1 kespoak or thorn a acBtmaaae or tbe nor rai Fairaaaao senoorora uumi hssu a. B.

I.OCIK. AfrH ro, rffl. 6. C. ROLLASO C.

B. LOCKE AUCTIONEERS, Geaeral Ageahs aad Real EcUte Brokers, Sl Main street, near Madison, PABTSCBLan ATTEaTIOK TO SLC OF CITY OR COUYTItY PR0PEUT1', LIND SCRIP AND vrABBAKTS. 31EIICIUXDI8E. MEG ROES. FURNITURE, VEHICLES STOCK.

C. Vi fall, seoa rd to Itxoo so OcsrUBaea aad sain or rrrrr Oiouiloll All oo4a bo rto- wm be cbirt a wHb sal, 1 1 rioy. srrW StoaiSI sot COX Wfllstm amrilot Llbwal cash adraacMtaadcoa Osa Masjasou. XOTICE. HAVIKS chaassd my arm, 1 oaotra a prcmptlr at i tMr lo sotihr oa aH saw cat as Laos-, sod osre- wmm IsAkMismolaait aad aetrl tbotr soosao's.

PorsB- horbbf otsm Mwt mr, wh ptraa prosI taosa at aa oarfy oof tm' adinasanl. tl-sr, 0 UK-Kit 7 bmaoRATaa. Oa aa. liter estaat at obamaoh aad prrrra VlfT rtrisr a.a tr a mm I rfcm SrJ- tak-a flatTlTaaia. tooeteiofit I J7.r fvoo os asa -s -L ri rEPSIA.

rrrs. Oa ose or two i.poowi Hrrs Slf-x Hubache OahitMI'a for r- JSm Owr oae i lasK-CfQlol aake of wbB AmAm ortoa rroostM as LINENS, ic all of aSHorw e. Acta MemBOt. sad asn-Qwatin lboih OBtr haute is a-- throw oat of ft thcrffortsof iBotae sf- slrtBSS On bot taken for Jacsdicb, rJ hIswhm it rotor th a Oa. 'too sokea a shortttnw bofore tP rienrtotb sos-rtU.

aa fo naoara orssarrpeoeacsrw OKI MilalMsnllM the ara ciotmnffi vioitittiffv At Auction. T9 K1GHT at HtUia a lot of aapettor fresh Baaaoaobi CV Ib nc Tno sales wtB oaallaao aaalaUy aatu lbs uotk 10 cio.r oat apM A net loc ws sad Boat Batat Brokers. sSlli. oTfat rlrtaos All who the it abb otvio Tirxii DS a won. nrrismr IT FATOa.

tMlX WATIX THE aOCTTI WITH I VIOOBATOB, AHO IWALLHW THE LIVER IJiTIGOIZA. la a oeteatloe mHsal oHswrory. aad daBd ltrswsoaaU! BE if ES, k. ri.iMf asjdsetdcaaB plant, from th worst JaseaVe or rrPBio o- ma -at DOLLAB PBB BOTSI Da. SAKFOBD.

rSf VALUABLE PLANTATION Sale. For IOFfia lor sale aooa swot term, the farm be-loagmc to ha Nabsry, oa th MonrpMa aid Charlostoa Barraa. aBd tb Stab. Maw roe, oar oaarter of a mile east of Qraad Jaaetjoa. ia Bsteoaua eeanty, Tknaoose Too TtVta of th tract IrhK soath ef tha rat road ooataia acre, ae-haif of vhtth Is carrd.

In trast earth the ra Irood tool ils, IK aeis, S09 etrsred. It has a food DweniBf, fear r.jssas SrorsMas. hrHk ehtmneya, slabs, three prum arror faiaK water, Soh poad, I boa-o, a Ac, aj at artfeet ardor. I veH s-U tb it acts lftbr or arpanMy. 6.

LOCKS, AsKtleam aad Baal K.Ut Bpottr- Jalu able Farm FOIl SALE. IOfFXR for isle for ooe-Foorth Csb. Vllsne ha oee, two aad tare years, the fara forsaerrr wad by Mr. Para, attasrot oa the ra Lak Bsad. eifai atHao from thct.

Iteaalaku sarrs, I64sun-I, N.Unec wHI Umbered sTi aadir roM (looo. DwEaai Koaa wtth tiire rooaas, klwain aadsorrsats' roasac, eotora, there Tartar." faaaac wSter, stab', eaa sued, ham anw, wheat ehmorr, aara arear. FraK tree. ww inar city 6. LOCTB ih Aa tioo-rs aad B.M1 Eotat Boskors, oBraltwtwlt auttton Utiles.

TJSJ9 AT AUCTION. TWILL sell onTHrRSBAT. April TM. at me Mori, I ate nr ooart ffqosre. at iff.

rjtt, tba 2a b- eBO'B. M-a. tToBtea ao.1 Chtxr-B aaostrre, rsB or shaae. A. WALLACB, apSt-St a-taoaoer.

New Auction House BY Sa esrosa Flre-Proonrarehoage, XO. 8Ji laVX STREET, Eetwsea. Xadlasa asd Hesrse Streets, AdHasas the Ferastare Store of H. M. Greowaor, Bo.

I (WALL be peww! mil IMsoo to moke OABR of oreif ehtotloa. Jar safe at Aaeti a. Part ealar atieatbM Ktren to Oet-Door Sale of Rel Estar. PatarBte. Kc My Salosraon.

as tb- larteot ad soii't ipulsos of aay ta Ur eatr. wi WatUss Pi Shots sax Osoalois. be 1 I'd ao at a eost of orer Tare laaiooad Botlara. I wttt r.t. Mor.se ta baormeat ef see boas of Morsi)1 at great! rodacrd nbmo.

abM J. St. CAUtWBU. JCararBPaMalp oFValo A. troairT rATTEBsow, Late at Xorth Alohaata CALDWELL PATTERSON, AUCTIOXEEHS, General Agoats.t Real Estate Brokers, RECEIVING, FORWARDING ABB COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 190 Main opp.

Worsbam Hoese, ME31PIMS, TE.XX. WlLLxrreparticaJar atteatiea ta tates ef CRT or OOCXTRT PBOPBRTT, MEROOANIHSB, KB4B0BS, POS.NITTRZ, prom the ksaa. experleB ef onr J. M. OaMwesl ta th bat mess, we fret a.sared that wt wtB be abte a fie sstisfaellea all who patneti as.

Hartax a lat fe aad spacloaa Hoaia. wed aad oeatraBy Ic-sated wivopcUaltyslactt ream oar friead aad the paWht tbelr patreaaxe, proaab-btc taiek aahM aad praaapt paymeat. All GSooda la atore n4er inaaraec aac'ees otherwiar directed. Liberal adraacea on conahTaments. t.olt-I- niiiinn CL0IHI56 Cheaper tlmn Ever I Hare bow tecetred aa laments Stock of Gentlemen's and Bays' Clothing the sTeHfe( the season la FAN'CT CASslXSBB 9VTTS FAStrr Ltvr.v sutTat FASCT MAR-4BSLL83 YBST3 SvPidaf -ery rariety of treed; Bt.AOC noODS at all price! MUSLIN AX II LIHEK SHIRTS of aB iraJes; ABD A COMrLETE STOCK Or Gents' Furnisliiiig Goods Which wore paresavd at raate' "Prtt-a" for CASH, tad wHl sol at eorrsseaadmcrr lew rate seltm sb exuataaiios ef oar elect.

Si lroDW to shew 6- ds," aad eeery article we sell. xcaraBlaed aa resarreeatrd. SPIVEY CLARKE, EDtT-dtin 3tl Make street. BAGLB GIN STAND! THOeB wsotl. A 11 LK IT A Knot for tbr next sea-aoa, woe'd do wrB to haad ta their era-ts at as sarl day.

Th to.se ard taerea nx oaieswhtrfa aowma. fyadera it Imposot so the aaaaafactarer. to aopplr the aeaaaad, nein orarrs are handed ia early. The ternv-ar City Acreetaos, doe a. at Jsaaa-y nexl, or at that win be as saltifaelonlT Price 0.1 pxT Sow.

HARBhS, WOHMBLBT CO A I aH, apli-dlm No. 8 Frost Bow. RETIREI? PalYSICIAIV wbes I whale I tt Whoso sand of Hf hare aoarty ran oat, dtseered la la Baat certata a-e tor Conaamp-Actaiaa, Bronc-tt's, (iHhs CotoV, rJ fteaerai Dertonr. tb i i uasoj sue, erod by bra whoa has eatr cars, a aaachtc, waa si Ten a to tt Wrhlas to do aa ataeh rood aa rusatkle he wHt sead sach of has aBHstad fatbi i halima aa re qo-t thH rectpe, wtth ran aa4 alrec-ttea ivrnakac rt aa. aad saeseasraaVr aotay it.

He reaatre each apaatraBt toieemaeMmoaosalNina thrsatoearraodaposas oa thwrrcapa. io recap, 7 toflh.s I Jsesey ana aaaiaewaartseT a as spots ao laepajmeB! ftaa vBaWmftaJ AoWreeaBT. H. JAMES, 13 Qraad flrret. UCSF J.

apH-tm M. GENSBURGER, MAXOrACTBREB Or Trunks, Valises Carpet Bags, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 34 MAIN STREET. CITT aadOewtrr Merchant al the SSnTTTi) pnbHe seneraUy. arc tntfed toexsnt- BKKxrtH toe bi stock, which, ta qasbty "'ajwl'SWl eftoapaeoa. Is eojaal to aay maaa'actttr North er Wost WMkdatord'rfno-a-iarantiet.

APklBOoofKe- pat tas doao wtth Braises a4 dKpatch. BHi. and racrs premptlT aitracea ao. dxs ly NOW IS YOUR TIME IP YOTJ WISH TO HAEE 1 Safe Investment. THBata: is OoM to be foaal at PI CBS'S, on She br atreft.

ta tbe stock of GROCBRtBS that remains nosoM. ThevCood. i fresh ao-1 perfect and eitist be sold, aad wtH be arid on tour ttc, we'l secored Mer. chints from the Country amt City. woaM do weB to com sad com soon.

Coatomtr, shoald o-m sad bnj Good alC-ttt. c. M. HOBTOM, apn-lw Trojtce Notice to Creditors IxrEhtrnaacxTited th Gsnty 0 art of Shethy i Oootty, lb IB orrr-Ky o- the estate of tho tat THOS. B.

CARROLL -f whlcit an credl rrs thereof wt I tain so'-io, axu pr-iea ttetr ise a -wired Sy few. B. -SttTLBT. iili-if rirrABCAaxoLL, A4qT. ttMSmtU.

1 99 I if Lv a 11 fi, m. i mm. fiferal tuition gousr. Eesidenco for Bent. A OOOD HODSB ronlsMrtaHt BHsht Boomsv sod C.

tors. As tM low. Apery lo ap20 IHOd. 3. BASKJrV.

THOS. J. HARRIS, Auctioneer and General Commission MEItCIIAXT, SelCBroom 277 Main Stroot. RBSPBCTFtTLLT aollclU roaaUamea'aofMenkaadla for aal at Pssott AoetWn. 1 baM rocslar salsa of Dry Oooda.

Win a Luiv.r aad Oban, DUmooda and Jrwsirj, ana PotfS, and Mev obsnKs aeerrslly, lor tb Msplir and sola of mbnj sew and spsotsas Sowieooa oaora taeroaoad faal'lt. 1 aboral aoraaas moo on ceasltiBvoaw, sua oostreo aad prstBH rstsm la all caoea. BUto S.1L.E. OH 7CI. DA7 Apr th, I wm set) wfcbant roocrv eo ih premHe.

a H- VSS aad lor Gaastr tr at, betw- Taw aad owa's Asesse. Tb boose aa a doable r.ao St. nralstat; strht rootsa. Tbo lt la StM fet mot hj-Sadeep Terras aal. oee-Foartb essh.

httsaee la Botes of eight, twtr sad sksbisca saostbs. For rarrwalara hacraor at myefltcei Thos. 3. Harris. arH AoetkHwor, Jn Mains Ire Mi HOW lli STORE, An Immense Stocli oi sSDET GOODS.

COUNTRY DEALEES tj Are Barttetjlarlj rawked to caK and Examine my Steele, AS I WILL SELL 50 PEK CENT LESS) Than Ever offered in this City. t'oaslstinrr of DT? GOODS, FAJ. CX AND 8TAPEE Wintloic Curtains AtC Et VEILS, Silk Cravat FANCY TIES, LINEN COL.li4.RS, READY-MADE CLOTHING! GLOVES, assorted, SHIRTS, FANCY COTTON SHIRTS, HICKORY SHIRTS, HOSIERY, large variety, HATS AND CAPS, JSoots and Shoes LETTER PAPER, NEGRO GOODS, THOS. J. HARRIS, Auctioneer- IJluntcijjal (Blcrttoiu w- FOR 31 A voir.

WEar aathornrdbaaaaeeBre BBOBGK DiXey, as aiaaaWili tt May at tb Beat Maa creel elecBss apt FOR MAYOR. MTS ara-rthoriad aad reaarste' ta aanoanee WBL-LINtrTOX HABL1M asaojeMat aar ahaef Mar-or. a. theasmBxJaeeleetK.B apS-tc FOR MAYOR. WB are aa'hortrM salraested a aoaoenc R.

D. BAF6K siaeaeniila 'or ra-ele this ta tho odes of Mtonr. attheatoMBBlolealeljjMoB. gull. to FOR MAYOR.

WB ar reaeated to aaoounee w. O. L0FLAX9, a casdr4ata for Mayor at th eaaawc Maaleiaal eescMoa. bhSS-I FOR MAYOR. WB amaaAhorti'daatroested ta anBoaer JSBK MARTiy.ai aoaasHaatcforsheotaea of Msyar at tb oasaiac Jane ilistlsB.

nrSS FOR TAX COLLECTOR. WEanaatborH aadreqaeolcd aatwesce KEWSOK aa a caaood (rre-iectbsa to th sCc ot City Tax Cotkctor, at a easels? isiellon In Jaa. apl-t CITY TAX-COLLECTOR. WB are aBtaertsed saaeaaee JOHX a. BOWRX aa a ctadidat for OWy Tax-OoBecatT at the eaearaa; Jua feii FOR RECORDER.

H. BBOWJi'l, a caBdtaate for Recorder oath aa-dopendent Ticket at the Mireletpal efestion. aS-te FOR CITY RECORDER. WE are sa" borizM aad rraested to aauona. oHtTMZ r.

HILL aa a candsdat for th sfflcc oTOtty Beesrder. at the rnainx eiectl n. mr2S-te FOR CITY RECORDER. WE are anthoriaod and roaaeetrd ta aaMnnca TH6S. BASF aa a caa 'mate for re-eoacssoa to ecBce of Ctl Beoarder.

at taeenanias Jane etKtaon. apZ-tt FOR CITY MARSHAL. WE are aitaorbe to anneonce PAPL 0. CAT as a candidate for City Marabsl, at the eaaalss Jnae eicla. ap-i-tc FOR CITY iTIARSHAE.

WB are anthorlird and reaernted ta aasaooe WM. UtfBBRWOOD aa a casdMate f.r ro-ctectaas to the office or CHy Marshal, at the rainier Jcra tledlsn. aH-te FOR CITY 31 A US HAL. WE are aatbertxed to atmoasea FRANC JSTSD a caoaaJatefsTtteoaecat OHy Marshal at aha easatBg Jnae eteetlaa. mrSS-te FOR CITY inSJIAE.

WE are antherlcd aad reinestrd ta aBaoaac S. A. MOORE as a for tttyManbal at tee rare? Jaa eirctloa. mrSS-teo FOIt TyHARF.nASTER. WB are aatbcrlx aad rraoetd to aaaace TOSI WnLPE, as a roawVtato tbe ofac of at th tasBtac Jag etrctioa.

apll-ta FOR CAPTAIN OF DAY FOL.ICB. WB are aBihortsed to aBaaaaoe 8. M. THOMAS a a caadWaia tor the office cf Captain of tbo Dar Pettc at tbe eotalru Jnae eieCtos. apry-tee, OHE THOUSAND 1 YEAR! 1,000 A.

Year. A THAR. t.nra aad cosaty la leeeaM I5A- 3l11" to ta respectable aal Si rtS wbtch the abow 31 Oto A TEAR, profits m.y be carUaaiy rraoaed. "it 31.000 A T5 tx aa srtlcle of UBrroaiitoa.a4 SI. 000 TKAB.

eaa manafaetarrd ta tho srrns 41,0 A TKS.R. aocarrdhy coayrtihCi stro SI.SO0 A TEAR as permaaeat at Sobt. Address Sl.OtO A TBAR. JAMBS T. HORNE.

Box SH Sl.See A TBA8. k.w Te-k Poet Qbsi.ii. Inniilnr ono A TBAR. atoms) to prepay pjotax. apW-lm ICE CREAM SALOOH.

1. U. Wtlnrich WILL op thri- rVrBt saieoaa t-aar-r for the rrcepttonof saute, who on loTomosur am an I a.rcrsc. rf thed o-a-eaeeab. hod.

tr Cream, Pratt. all trr.lt oaeetberir We Shalt be ladtieeo Tad atertaw ear oedcaobsaier aad samite In xiauat. P. RBINHICa ft. apHWf Mata Street.

iliCCa HAVtKft wtthrawB, by amtaal anil, from th drm ot Wlktasra, Paihaat a. wantH tor ah tMwfl-m or Par am. Pk-tt av Ward a roottsoancoor Ut on2teao aad sotnaas or oar frlesa. WIHISSOK. April 17, ISM n.

PAROAM: The nrxterslreed. rseosa'oea or Walk bsob. Psrham a. .1 rrh-Bi, PsckeHet. Ward.

wB o.m. HiBr Baa Oeatao Fwoai, and tmBto'ma haS. Beja at the old it.nl ey o.i a eontraaaar of the patranasa the former area a-d imh tt(, yt ihem wltn their battBet. wm 8. PASHtM.

JNO WARB Fcalhcr Tnstcrs, FROM Steel av knowa Ubetliebeotiatheamsted State, at tapg iMflBAHAX fk LBM-. Books! Books! LITB ta th Oearlncs, by Krr. Moodtlt Mcder PB trims, awij the tmpresemta ta Trar 1, and the newest method or eecaist ttiafil le tlal Ctty, by Woods: The Jew of Vernora. as htslorlcal tale of the H4an Reroiaetea. ISIS-S; The rWeoad MartUtS or a Dinrhter'J Trtata.

br Bardeu. Hertha, by Tredrika Bremer; Amertcaaa ia Japan, by Parry. Ih aSore w-nkt for sal by W. R. STRANGE aplS SIS Mla street, ncdertMM Halt.

Wanted. TWO LTCXLT NSOBO WOMBK er Hoo-e S.r acts tis cAdrratad. at Coram Siztt," "att Tard. J. jr.

WOOOWSX). i 1 i JkW ril-Bl a SLaiarfJfcrBByafi.