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Me- Mod Of Making Moner.

Let the Iight-fngered gentry alone tOr deyiSing
instruments by which the dimes are Theoretically
attracted, as it were, from the pockets of the
" solts'' into the pockets Of the " hards' On Mon
day night at the hosteIrie kept by an unIoveIy
woman by the welL-knOwn name of Whisky
Mag" and beautiful name it is, too, seeing that
d certain class of the community resolved them
selves into committee of one, and baptized her by
that euphonious title,) select party Of gentlemen
might have been seen seated in the tap-room of the
said hosterie, with flowing beakers before them,
which ever and anon they raised to their parched
lips. Scarcely word was said, and nought was
heard save the clHnB of the dollars as they jingled
and shiveFed in silvery eloquence upon the table
There was only one man who was lucky, and his
continued success made his purse almost like that
of Fortunatus, for no matter who lost or who won,
he always had few dimes left. The luck of this
individual was astonishing, for no matter what
card he put dOKn it was sure in the end to turn up
a prize. He was looked upon as a supernatural
parsonage, and regarded with awe by his com
panions, until, as the cards were being cut for the
thirteth or foreth time, it discovered that his
foot trembIed a little. Upon further examination
small hole was seen in the floor above, directly
over Inc gdmDhH9 tdOl0, through WHICH IlleTt was
barely light sufficient admitted to enable the person
above to see the ''hands' of those beneath. When
ever the man above saw favorable opportunity
for his comrade beneath to pluck the pigeons of
their pumage, he gave the wire slight pull, Ia
teegaph and thereby informed his companion
how he should bet. The result was that the party
were deeced before they had time to say Jack
Robinson" This actually occurred at the corner
of Girod and Baronne streets, on Monday night
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ARmoRy HALI.-A Ladies' Fair was held last
evening at the Armory Hall, the proceeds of which
are intended to aid in the building of the Seamens
Bethel Church on Esplanade street, which when
finished viii be under the superlntendance of the
Rev. Mr.. WhitaIl. The spacious room was crow
ded with beautiful ladies, amongst whom the lady
who told the secrets of hearts and the destinies OF
fortune shone like a star. Amongst those who
patronized the beautiful sybn was the hero OF
Buena Vista, Gen. Taylor, but not being in the
room at the time we did not to certainty learn the
nature of her pophecies in regard to the success of
the gallant old ehieftain. We might in fact almost
call ii Taylor Fair, for busts Of this distin-
guished soldier were to be seen in almost every
nook in the room, encircled with wreaths of flowers
The far was not only pleasant to the eye but agree
able to the taste and during the two nights that it
has been continued has yielded clear nett profit
Of $500 for the praisworthy cause for which it was
/ intended.
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IN St. FanesIe Thursday evening" June s9 ~ lie Rev q.
Lewis, Mr.. L. D. BfsEWER to Miss MARIA i. McBANELs
all OF that place.
IA BatouIlouge 29l the residence e. Csehef,
ESD, the Rev w. IL Cr1lsaw, Rev s. L. Ia w rs Miss
RACHEL Il. HILL
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DROWNED, -On the 10Th ult slave belonging
to Mr.. VIM DuvalI, Of Avoyelles, was drowned
in Bayou du Lac
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Cry MoRTALITY.-Deathsin New York week
before last, 1853; of which So were men, 49 women,
Y girls and 81 boys Cases of smallpox H.
Natives of the United States 179
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DRuMmED OuT-Five soldiers III The forts n
New York harbor were tried bya court martial
recently, found guilty, sentenced 10 Be marked &c,
and drummed out Of the army, which was done.
Desertion was the offence
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Superne all Linen Shirts bosoms 81 so to s4 50; super
hne Muslin SHIRTS, linen bosom and collars 81 81 French
bingham and Calico Shirts; Hickory check aud Negro Shirts Mer
me- Eam Gauze brown, white and pink Undershirts and Drawers
Six Jnefsls and Drawers rich styles fancy CTavats; Italian
and French Black Silk Crayas; silk and Linen Handkerch5s
Linen border Handkechels; Linen and Silk Gloves Black KID
Gloves Cotton, Merno and Linen hf Hose Silk and Gngnm
Umbrellas also, Trunks Vles and Carpet Bags. jel3
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DIED-On the ship Calcutta, from Vera Cruz.
Lieut.. King and private John Boiling, Of Company
D., and private Archibald Murray, of Company B.,
9TH Regiment Tennessee Volunteers. A seaman
by the name of VIM. Cummings fell overheard on
the Sd inst. and was drowned.
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Pregentg for WIVES, sigters ana sweetheartg.

Presents for Wives Sisters and Sweethearts.
C We beg call the attention Of friends returning from
Mexico travellers generally the following list Of FANCY
ARTICLES ordered selected expressly with reference
their suitabeness for
PRESENTS,
FANS OF Pearl Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk, &c.
CARD CAsES-Pear, She'll Silver, sc.
RETlCULES- Silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment, styles.
DESKs-Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER Mache &c.
WORK BOXES-Eb0uy, Rosewood, Papier Mache, &c.
DRESSING CASES-E5ony, Rosewood, PAPER Mache &C.
PORTFOLIos-Leatbsr, Velvet, and Papier Mache.
ACCORDEONs- Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES Shell and Tin Cases
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of the first makers, Gold and Silver Cases.
PARASOLS-Last styles.
JEWEL BOXES Ebony, Rosewood and PAPER HIache.
CHESS MEN-Chiness English aud German.
PORTE-MONNAIEs-Go and Silver snaIneled and all the
ODEUR BOXES-From six bottles. Lnew styles.
PAPETERIEs-Of Ebony, Rosewood, Paper &c.
LNUw in store, stock of fine LINEN and COTTON
SHIRTS, Cloves supender MONEY BELTS, Stocks, Crayats,
Canes, Umbrellas, Gold Pens, &c &c,
GUINNESS & BUSH
Dealers Toilet Fancy and Gents Furnishing Goods,
Inn u CAMP STREET.
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ADJUSTMENTS
o1YMPIo TaaATRE- SLats Natlonall


OLYMPIC THEATRE-tL ate Nationa1J
~ c0raer Of Bdroaae ana Povdrqs streets. 81
THIS EVENING, Monday July 6-lViI lie presented
i the drama Of ChARf. Alter which, LA CAGhu.
CHA BY Miss T. Deering To conclude with e popular
local sketch of NEW ORLEANS AS III Is
The Prices of .4dlRtss60H f0tiQtes.
Family and Private Boxes 0c Second Tier Of Boxes .25e
Dress Circle .5Uc. Boxes fof Free cOofed
Parquette zoe. Coioed Gallery .s5e
to Doors open quarter before O'Clock, and perform
will commence al haEpast 2 precisely
E Seats may be secured daily at the BOx-0ce from ii
O'Clock A NJ to 'cOck,P. NJ,
- Tickets good only for the night en- which they aie
purchased $50
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
At the large II ali attached to tile ORLEANS lEAIBf
in the rear OF tine Catholic Catheflgf
Es53 Last Week but ONE OF Madame Campbels T A.
BLEAUX WANTS and MODEL ARTISTS, mas
nounced By the Press TO be the best exhibition given
in this country. Madame Campbell wsles TO nlofnt
her patrons and the many strangers tie ctys thsi he,
stay is limited to the aS6ve time.
to- Doors open at clock performance 10 commence al
quarter past g.. Admission to all pats Of Tie house.
Fifty Cents.
ecW Change OF Programme every evening y2
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bred:

he Parish Of st. Martini he 20 ul, rs TELL E daughter
Of Nh Alfred Pec0t, aged Is months.
la Parish MARIN, 27th u, lingering illness,
LOUISE only child Madame Lossa Fusee eged years.
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es5@ o. S. Mail NORTHERN LIGHT For Louisville.
clock P NJ from Poydras street wharf For eight pas
sage having fine Recommendations, apply on board or
HYDE Il OGLEsBY, Il Pogdrasst
Passengers viii please be board the above hour Jg6
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Catherine shroufed her indigo-colored eyes with
z handkerchief that bore the stains Of very bad
lappee stuff, and marched like trooper out Of
ae office.
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Gr Weed, Of the Albany Evening Journal, says
he knows from rnquestionable authority that Gen.
Taylor is opposed to the extension of slavery.
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gg~ Philadelphia Engine Company No, 14-AtteuA
Monthly Meeting THIS EVENING, July i-pa oea.
y6 DANL. SAEEAN, Seersiery
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The Dock.

Fielding, Smoet or Swift, Cooper, Boz or IT.
wing who like the solemn but beautiful ''antea" to
the end of prayer, is last, but not east) could
have gathered materials for a volume by looking
into the docks of our various police courts yester-
day. The spirit of the Fourth of July was brood
ing its influence DER the souls of all who were
taken up. They felt mysterious desire to be free,
in the largest sense of the word but, unfortun-
ately, locks, bolts and bars, repelled the idea in
a most cruel manner Now, if gentleman, skilled
in the way of taking daguereOtype Licensees were
to visit one of our police courts on such day as
yesterday, he might, as Tom Garner said when
he Went TO Annapolis, make his eternal for
tune - In one corner there were two pale-faced
women with little children, whose faces were as
white as the driven snow and who were Juggling
away al those fountains of nature intended to
give. sustenanee and health In another corner
might be seen poor, old, gray haired man, who
had been driven by misfortune, fate, or what
ever influence it may be called, 70 the very edge
of perditiun. Oh let us never think lightly upon
the condition of those that we call vagrauts-of
those who are thrust aside from the embraces OF
those who would do them kindness by the rigid
force Of the law A princely heart oftentimes
beats under the tatered garment OF beggar but
TO leave moralZing aside fer the nonce, 1t behoves
us TO say that the most interesting Individual VINO
visited Recorder BaldwIn's dock Yesterday was
an antiquated lady, named Catherine mcO1H!re'
who has an idiosyncncy N the way OF sellil3
cakes and distributing adulterated candies to small
boys who have picayunes, the immense value OF
which they know not of Catherine looked like a
nun who had been reared upon diet entirely
composed of red-peppeTs. There were only five
different tinis TO be seen IN the Kaleidoscope APP
peerance presented by her countenance. Her nose,
hair and eyebrows We're as red as brick-dust-her
teeth were the color OF the hide Of a delectable
| frog--her eyes as blue as robins egg, just when
the appIastrees commence. to blossom-and her
hsnds as black as though she had been diving into
bath Of soft eoal-dnst, saturated with milk-warm
She wore a white keretief over her head.
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REFORM REFORM

Dcptat Operations al oas-a less ttat 1e asI earges
Jar. LQENlNG, having Just returned ffom Eufope M
- located himself at No. 81 CANAL.
Street, at which place be intends establish.
ing DENTAL INSTITUTE, where al VI FsssS
operations in Dentistry, Surgical Aiechan- ILL If
zeal viii be performed in style peculiar To himself aud
warranted equal not superior to any other nods al DE
following greatly reduced rates
Full sets OF Teeth on gold piate. Sl40 III IA
En- la ~ a th 81 from "a 10 8
Fhhhs Aeetn Win pure gold. al to q
~, !, I'm " cement ....s. .J0c- 10 81
ffleahis e ~, ....... 81 10 2
Asstoyihf tle ~ 2! eens lNtfaeting 50 cents
~ Ether or CnioIoioTn adfninistefed, if desifed.
Persons Iequinng Dental Operations are requested 10
and Judge Tor themselves
~ saturday beng devoted 70 Anatomical DenfonsiIa
ions no charge VIII be made for operations on that day
sieaeel5 thoroughly Instructed in al the Ianhta Of
l,sIllstlg loI sIe2 Iy4 Am
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IS % ~ = "
~ up at the NEW COMMERCIAL tx III
Seat War soldiers and czeus are respectfully invited 20
attend. ise
BARGAINS m CLOTHING.
Large Stock Selling on at Greatly Reduced Frioes,
A LFRED MUNROE & co, No. "a MAGAZINE street;
n have now without exception, the largest and best
NISHINGf4 GOODS in Newt rleans.
we now seinsouT goods At much lower prices than
we have ever before offered them as 2 d our WISH e reduce
We have very largs stock Of BLAIh IN GtA
Looms, which viii sell at greater Bargains than ever
before seen in NewClreans
selves Of this opportunity supply themselves at prices v
20 per cent less than the same quality Of goods can Sc puf
chased in the Fail and Winter
Is Gall and examine our goods and prices
I66t ALFRED MONROE co 81 Magazine st.
FINE WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WAKE, GOLD PENS, &c.
NTELSON5 a. YOUNG, No 8 Cam stgssf 80
would RESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of his -
friends and the public e his aud extensive as. q.
LEVER WATCHES
from the best ana most celebrated manufactures OF Ionon
Livepoo, ana deneYar carefully put up and tVerrpt "a
fine Gold OF Silver Gases Of the most approved Patfe d
sq aaes 1871 II Gen5 en- Also to very large assortment
Ladies and Gentlemen,s Zine GoId GU ARD CiI
Keys and seals Of the latest and most lssbiouas
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES "a great Va s.
ilY RfN 5o ei rfI 9 I'D Plan God FINGER
great variety OF 6eatenen's Shirt Stads sleeve and
gs2end9T BpeSss God and Silver pectacies d every e
Of every DESCRIPTION, Ladies' Fine silyelpsfed Sheied
Cason, CandesuckS Trays, &e Levi Brown and SIeiceT
celebrated DiaTond-poined Gold Pens in Cold Of Saver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he oilers f
sale on the most reasonable terms
Persons from the country, wishing to purchase fine Time
Pieces, OF Jewely would do well 20 can and exaiai, Ms
stock before purchasing elsewhere
ew Particular attention given 10 REP fRIg1 Cleok
and Watches at short notice by the most lfa wor1e to
be found in the country.
order. IvS I'm
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8s- At the Olympic this evening, the drama Of
CLAIR, ? together with g New0rleans As i Is, p
and other entertainments, will be presented. An
attractive bill
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY Al the nrosanf h. MOI
been Offered in this city ID tie way 81 arrans ilays
determined TO close off the entire stock Of
FAsHIoNABBE CLOTHING
~ such prices as win induce ain want Of complete Orr
Fie 70 pationize my establishment TO those who aie ia
want Of clothing respectfully ino,Ih them thar vii sell
as thcap a. TIE Cheapest, Those who want
WINTER CLOTHES ~
w mad i greatly to lbeif advantage 10 call rs my SO
large Tor this season of The year AsUa afee suppF q
SlilRtS-U ndeEShifis. Dfawe6s Socks, GraVass, ete
FREDERIC ANHHON
eSl st. Charles Hotel, corner Common S.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.


L0uisril6 ......RTO CIR ANDE, Gmdo6, 10 g.. M,
SAgepeuort ...ST. HELENA, WEIGH, s 7. "a.
PtlsdIrg NORTHERN LIGHT. 0den, P. D.
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JAMES II. CALDWELL Lafayette Gas WORKS.
The Cincinnati Dispatch ofthe 23d ult says jas
II. Caldwell, Of New Orleans, now on a visit to
this city, has we are informed, just concluded a
contract with the proprietors of a large foundry
here, for all the apparatus for the Lafayette Gas
works, adjoining the city Of New Orleans also for
four miles Of main pipes. He will remain for some
necessary castings for the commeneernent, and will
depart for New Orleans about the beginning Of
next month, and Immediately commence the works,
which are to be in operation in June, 1919
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ea5~ DR.. Cullen's Indian Vegetable Remedy.-Fof
the core Gonorhaa, Cset Syphilis siet Aereora Disease
and all complaints from impurities OF Tie blood. Dir. e5s
Indian Vegetable Remedy domestic peps t entirely eel
Copav gercUry itself aif
requisite radical days, used
urdmg directions It first BY plrgng OH all rgiiat9
which the and al the
time upon the through the inel 81 h bd ~
which all vesuges Of the sypuc tlnt efa sj the
The constitution, instead Of being injured. otenis ~ tie
Mercury Copay and other weriu and Stimulating ae
cnes benefited itle ems
II eIaees Neir
Throat, Secondary syphilis cures Wines Leleo hoa oen
and S general purlner OF the system.
s Prepared and sold by ROWAN a. WALFtSJ346 Market
street. Philadelphia. Only Agents New Oheal Z. AtttdiiF
. & CO.. ISL Charities street. es 4upim
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Urea CONVENTION. = All the counties in the
STATE Of New York were represented at Utica, ex-
cept Cattaraugns. Franklin and Rockland. Among
he delegates were many Of the very strongest
among the supporters Of Madison, Tompkins and
Jackson.
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FRoM TAMP1co.-The schooner C. C. Stratton,
arrived here from Tampico, with $4,000 in specie
for Government
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Turtle SoUP.-Look at Dan HickoIs adver-
tisement in another column Turtle soup to-day,
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~ The cotton crops in Avoyelles have been
mneh injured BY rain. On Bayou Bout, the cane
ero,s Are very promising The Planters Banner
Il the beth Mt says that the cane has experienced
considerable injury from tie iHcessant rains. The
sas,s paoer IS 81 opinion that The sugar crop viii
this vear fan far short Of the last
SxNpArsa.- 0n the 26lh an lrish sympathy
i. q sing was held "a Philadelphia. at which Roeer
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G5~ Foreign News on Third page,
Polite al.

PoIitic al
We publish this morning the letter Of Mr.. G. B.
Duncan to Mr. Blunt in relation to the proceedings
Of the Louisiana Delegation at the Wing PhiIadei-
phia Convention it will be read with interest by
the people of this State who have not heretofore
had an opportunity Of learning the precise action Of
that delegation and the motives upon which it was
based. 1t will be seen by the concluding part of
Mr. Dncans letter, that the delegates were authO-
rized by Gen. Taylor, in writing, 10 withdraw his
name from the canvass if he did not receive the
nomination. This fact puts new face upon the
controversy which has arisen the subject of the
puper submitted to the Convention by Mr. Saunders.
We perceive by the Courier Of last evening that
COL Nicholas, who is one of the electors on the
Taylor ticket, adopted for this State in February
last, has declined attending a meeting called in
favor of the General and expresses an intention of
Withdrawing from the ticket. 1t is probable that
lie will make public the reasons for the course
which he is about to take. Col. Nicholas was one
Of the original Taylor men in this State, and en-
deavored 10 procure the nomination Of Gen. Taylor
by the Legislature of which he was u member, in
the session of 1877.
! GEN TAYLOR ON THE SLAVE QUESTION:
great deal has been said about the proper nterpre
tation to be given to Gen TayIor's answer to what
is known as the Signal Letter" Upon that sub
ject, the Independent Monitor published at Eusca-
loosa, Alabama says:
At any rate, have in Ourpoession original private
letter manuscript written by Gen. Taylor months
and halt IN reply to specific question on this very
point in which he states that 1t not ms tGHtJgR 10
innate his concurrence loith nor oPDost'oto azy Of ag
If the eaitOr Of the SgRal that the signs Letter
not written republication and that, under The impress
sion that would go beyond the person addressed 1t was
without that critical attention TO the terms employed
which politicians appear much to require. He replied, he
says, the editor only matter Of courtesy; and as IS
always his custom he slgnied ms respect Tor Opinions non
eSty entertained and his appreciation OF The OF man
vino manfuly defends what he sincerely believes.
This letter. which hes before us, we not at NIB
erty publish in full but when efforts making to
produce the injurious impressions in regard 10 It's DIS
tngushed author should be recreant both to truth and
duty if did MOI responsibility, make use OF
the pOsSesson-a least far may be neces
sary to correct the Interpretations.
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= she wore n white 'kerchief over her head.
said tiat Size wished she were Inarried OF dead:
Bpf the lord Of the manOr-ibe magistrate SAID
0png maiden, | y find you a home p
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STATES OF THE PLATA. = The latest advlces
FROM the Rio De Ia Plata, are to the 22d Of April
from 1lonteyideo, and the nth from Buenos Ayres.
Not the slightest progress has been made in the
peace negotiation. Gen. Rosas and Gen. 0ribe
hold out against the demands Of the English and
French Commissioners, and the French squadron
continued the blockade Of Buenos Ayres with great
vigor. France and England demand the resigna-
lion Of Gen. Oribe President Of the Oriental Re
public They also demand Of General Rosas the
abandonment Of his alliance with Oribe, and the
separation Of the Oriental from the Argentine Re-
public. Neither Of these demands viii be complied
with, and on receipt ot news Of the French revoln-
tion the Intervention would be abandoned
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to- Notice.-Fhe gentlemen who We're present at tie
RATTLE FORA HORSE Shades Moiiay eyemhga8l
st viii please cad THIS EVENING" Tiursay t halPast
O'Clock. a The place. tjydl John ADAMS.
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COVENANT LODGE, No. l--nleets in the Hall Of Wash
ingtoD Lodge No. 3, Third Municipality eyep Tuesday
evening. Officers for the present teD u Forbes, n G.:
Jacob Drmeyer, g. Thomas w VanWygk, Secretary ID
Wheeler, Treasurer.
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eFz Panama Hats.-TEREE THOUSAND Panasnt
HATS, suitable the season, for SOLDIERS returning htsa
SEAT OF PEACE No i ars quality, at e very lo@ REce
$50 per dozen, or So so. each
~ Gala SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
jy6 I'm q Poy1ras street, corner Of TeGoaptenas.
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WASHINGTON. ENCAMPMENT--1ieet in the Han
Of Washington Lodge No. 3, Maugny Buildings, Third
Municipality the inst and third Mondays Of every month
Officers for the present. teruIG Andrews p O. Hooper,
III 2; Webb, 5 w; John , Maunsell, Scribe; w
Moore Treasurer. DrnleyeF, w.
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TROUBLES M GuBA,--Several of the Washing
ion letierwriters represent that the Government at
Washington has just received from the U. S. Con
sui At Havana, communication stating that an
insurreetion Of formidable character was antici-
pafed in a few days, in the island Of Cuba, from
the rising Of the liberal Of revolutionary party
and representing the unprotected state Of American
property there IN consequence Of this Intelligence
an order il is stated, has been dispatched to our
Gulf squadron, directing portion of it to be sent
TO the island Of Cuba to project and look after our
interests there From the published accounts Of
affairs IN that island, there was every reason to
anticipate such movement as the Consul feared
was about to take place
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Passengers Major R. A. Forsyth, Paymaster Z. s A;
Capt T. B. Babbot A. q. NJ Major l.. q. Capes, SUt-
Ter; Capt Wagstaft late Harbor Master at TaInpico
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Dealers in Toilet, Fancy and Gents Furnishing Goods
I'm 70 CAMP STREET.