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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
ATTITUDE, 70 81 30 N-LoNaIrupE. 80 Win Time. Oh.

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Yacht Thompson Brazos st. Jsgo via Galveston
Ship Inca, Goodrich LyepooI: Tqby .9 y NePheS% v
Austrian ship Gifss.' Tds''e M s%ss
sRiD Amazon aS PsIanO, isvrs Up Whitney e
R 5ss s sss%as H Ct
Steamer Gen. Hsmer, Cozzsns Pensacoa. John Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Portland. Place. from Galveston 9th inst to
Ha. bale: o sottG so-,na my gi 0
Ship Susan Drew Constant from Boston. via Nassau %
Ship satsoa Barrett from New York LIST inst to A. Co.
Bark Caroline Young. 81 days from New York. to master
Bds Leopold %Sd oDonn. Dunton from Savannah s, inst,
Mex scsr Prmeis Campsachan., Pras days from Cam
peachy, to ]. Pfats-lst my
Oregon, His.p. from NOBLE iostss0A1''
Luna Fajish from Bayoa ssas bales cotton
Alex. Scott, Sturgeon. from Louisville.
streck, streek from Lafourchs mo ,,,.. ,..
To owbOat Mississippi ai shus iicm the Passes
TowSost Polpo. MeDsnies from the Passes
Towboat j. r Whitney. Hanbury, from the Passes.
Spoken:
By the ship Suana the 18th inst. off Bahama Banks.
bark Monterey from Philadelphia for Mobile at the same
j..
from Charleston for Matauzas May 10. ship Arabela.
from New York. for this May q, brig Thos. p Hart.
hence s days out for California.
Memoranda:
Steamship Portland passed. the 2Sth inst at hapast
II steamship Palmetto Smith, for Galveston 40 miles
West of Ship Island Shoal The Portland towed to
from Galveston the 2th ins bark Montauk Gates for
New York.
The steamer Chancellor left Louisville the 2lt instant
Reports the Ohio River and all its tributaries falling The
Mississippi falling fast as low down as Memphis.
Towboa Panther lowed down and to the 3d inst,
ships Memphis, and Gaena.
Towbost j. r. Whitney lowed down and to sea, the
Gath inst ship Hannah Crocker and schrs Lucre,ia and
Santiago.
Towboat Louis Philippe towed down and TO sea, on the
22i inst ship Columbia and brig Maj EastIand.
Towboat Mississippi lowed down and to sea- the 2Oh
inst bark Convoy brig Telegraph, schr. Harriet Halock
Towboat Porpoise towed down and to the 26th
ships N Cooper and Gen. Veazie. and bark Keper.
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MARYLAND CODA Dorseyville correspondent
OF The Howard Gazette, says that he observed,
few days ago. ponderous wagon, heavily laden
with gold stone, on its way to Baltimore, from the
farm OF MIR. Ellicou, in Montgomery county. He
says, also, the discovery of gold on the farm of Mr.
Lloyd Linthicum, is reduced to certainty that il
exists in great abundance, and is much superior in
richness to that of Mr. Eliicott,s.
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From CARTHAGENA.-Capt Thomas of the bark
Bopota, from Carthagena, April 29th, informs us,
saws the N Y. Tribune, that nothing of interest
had iranspred up to the time of his leaving Car
thagena. The new Administration are quietly pro-
crossing with their preparations and measures for
the coming session of Congress The latest dates at
Carthagena from Chagr es were to the 9Th of April
Among the passengers of the Bogota is Mr. h.
BidIack, son of B. A. Bidlack late Charge DAT
flares from the U. S. to New Granada, who died
very suddenly at Bogota on the 29th of February
We have received files of the Gaceta Official and
Ell Dia of Bogota to April 7th. The most mpor-
tant news contained in them is the installation OF
the new President, Gen. Jose Hilaroo Lopez, on
the LIST of the month, with his Inaugural Message,
and the farewell address of ex- President Mosquera
Things appear to have passed off with quiet and
solemnify. President Lopez refers to the present
importance of the Isthmus of Panama, and pro-
misses it all the aid of the Government necessary to
develop its many advantages. He also says in his
Inaugural Message, " The religion of our fathers,
which is also the religion of the immense majority
of the Granadians, shall have my respect and ven
Grafton. - will likewise respect all religious
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creeds and all modes of wonhip-this being no less
conformable to- the laws of the Republic than pfo.
motive of its happiness and prosperity" ~. a.
Anew Ministry has been appointed, among whom
are DIR. Fr Xavier Haldua, Secretary of the Gov
ernment DR.. Manuel Murillo, Secretary of For.
eign Ailairs and Gel. Thomas Herrera, Secretary
of War and Marine
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Ik Gao, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash
Hfpdge;-Dr. E. J. COXES PREPARA. u
O6C soUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequaled
EXTRACT OF COPAIvA. sARsAPARI!LA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable superior to
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIvERWORT.
the relief and of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
CT Especial attention paid the treatment Of Rheuma.
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption ooo,
~ Office corner Magazine and POydras sh nz5 ly5dp
THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF co.
PAlVA AND SARSAPAR1LLA.
TIME remedy discovered for that css OF DIS
have been found The estimation and sale this
mecne has the last years. criterion OF
lis immense acquired the almost
Europe examined and sanctioned
Medicine recommended BY the most eminent
OF the profession. -,
neat portable oput up potshe mode in which be
both and peasants taseess no
diet Confinement daily business Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought never
unproved win the advantages which
present combines Accompanying the medicine pamphlet
CHARGE full anil ample directions contains mercury
r Prepared by B. Thorn, Chemist London and for sale
SICkLES CO., Duggists 40 Canal and "a Magazine streets
New Orleans mars Sm2dp
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% The Empire had not been raised on the 2lst
She still lay On the flats above Newburg, N. Y.
The number Of dead bodies recovered from the
wreck was Seventeen.
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT,

ru,HE unds,s;eneIis copstany manufacturing and has
j forsale . ssiys lpsior article Of vINEGAE GA
which he will guar improve BY age. and 89E8
viii deliver it, tree Of charges, in any part o.
the city Le,aysts. AZ the folloSSne ,ednceS 81
90 saous "a; Barrels 10 gallons 7cenn gallon ibs-
raj dscount made to wholesale customer. .
~ line lroppsd in the PostOfkce will be punctaaly
attended TO- [sp@ III JOHN II WE
Gamer Comnn md Aszan IT,, oppssits ChsNu
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COFFEE CROP OF BRAZIL.-The Philadelphia
North American publishes an extract from letter
lately received in that city from an eminent mer-
chant in Rio de Janeiro, in which view is given
of the state of the cotton crop of Brazil for the
current wear The writer states that the total pro-
duction of coffee in 1913 amounted to 81, 600 900
pounds, and that the consumption was $40, 600 900
pounds The stock on hand in Europe and the
United States on the LIST of December, 1848, was
1876 600 900 pounds. Putting down the production
of lS49 at the same as that of 1913, less falling
off of 400 900 bags equal TO 60 900 pounds, there
will remain for the supply of lS49, 648, 600
pounds. If the consumption in lS49 be the same
as in 1913, there will remain on hand in December
lS49, only 2S 100000. After the foregoing state
ment, the writer goes on TO say:
elm the foregoing estimate the deficiency of
the Brazil import at 400 900 bags, as the shortness
will not all appear till l850-he crop year being
estimated from June to June. The quality OF the
last crop was very poor, the trees having sunefed
by the dry weather that commenced in APRIL lS47
this continued without any soaking rain Till No
yember. IS4S When the trees blOssomed in Sep
tember and October, 1913, they had not strength
to hold the blossom, and the consequence is the
very bad prospect for the crop now nearly ready
for picking The drought was general, and most
of the water mills in the interior stopped for
want of water, nearly twelve months, preventing
many planters from cleaning their coffee, except
by hand. These facts are notorious, and not like
many of the reports set in circulation regarding
short crops in other quarters. From former expert
ence, we know that no shortness of any conse.
quence can occur in Brazil without very good
and sufficient cause. This has now occurred. IL
was of long continuance-general throughout tue
coffee districts-and known to all. announcer eoou
proof to my mind, of its TRUTH is that the planters
who are generally in debt, and base their credit
upon their crops, would not say that they only ex-
pected from one.third TO half crop, IT 1t was not
really 500 -
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INoUEsT-An inquest held yesterday the body OF
white man. name unknown found in the Mississippi river,
the head of Julia He had blue flannel shirt.
back pantaloons, bosans and wooden socks.
Vprdict-fonn md rOW ned
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SwINDLING-The Second Municipality police last even.
ing arrested two men, named Phdp ROca and William
lottery ticket worth $500. Irwin also charges them with
selling 10 tery tickets in violation of law.
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MULE FOR SALE.
A WELL broke good sized MULE, for sale s7rA
"A low. Apply at No. "a Nathsz street;1p :"
stain, myH
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PASS oHRIsrIAN n

DRIED BEEF AND TONGUES.
CUGAR Cured Beef Tongues and Dried Beef, of fine
nS Sns " store GAS az g. ssfT 81; y " c.mp >.
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DisCHARGEp.-James Fehan yesterday brought be-
fore Recorder Baldwin for examination the charge Of
stealing clothing from the hcu of Mrs Matthews, in Nell
certe street. He was discharged by the Recorder
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=. For San Francisco, CaIifoTnia.-To Sail the
<N 5th Of June-The very far sailing clipper built
- bark MADONNA, Capt J Mtchel having most
de Janeo alba aid Caao She q 80 ton. bsnhsn
Offers superior accommodations for passenger having rye
and airy between decks which will be furnished in the most
desirable manner For freight passage apply board at
Post g. Second Municipality. or TO
G. J. MEEKER. Ga Poydr.s st.
II Passagen First Cabio. $3.50 Second Cabin. 5000.
No iteerage Passenger taken and u
aid oy
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NOTICE.

T'HE undersigned. having entered into an equal partner.
] ship for he purpose OF puTuing the WINE snd Ii.
QUOR BUSINESS. at Wholesale and Re Al do s~'sbyy
give notice that from this day the business VIII Be cOnh
under the name and style of VAN VEGHTEN UN-
pERHILL, No q Cox VESt sTsIET ryNDERBJLL
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DIsMIssED:-Tbe charge of larceny preferred against
Pa, for sealing hat from Mr.. WOrthngton yester
day dismissed by Recorder Baldwin.
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.,AGGRAvATEp AssAuLT:-A person named Thoma,
Muller appeared yesterday before Recorder Genos and stated
that the night be he had heen assaulted the of
Front Levee and Hospital streets by James Tnner and two
other men, who he thinks intended 10 murder him.
rant issued for the arrest of the perpetratos.
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LARCENY.-John OBlien. for stealing IS from Charlie
Rlanc and a cap and shirt from Mrs Doyle, es,erda
arrested by the Second Municipality police
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DRsERTIoN.-The Captain of the Austrian ship Gego-
RUS recen y wed at this port appeared yesterday before
Recorder Genois and comp aimed that of his sailors
named G. s di Ivo had deserted. warrant issued
for the arrest of the missing man.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-IIenry Ca npbell. alias VIII.
liam Roosevelt, yesterday tried for larceny and found
guilty Patrick Carr. for assault. with Ratchet.
g. Sel!eck Wharnger of the Second Municipality
nef and at late hour last night the jury had agreed
n "
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1919.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN THE THIRD Might before last
Michael Burke walking in Victory Street between
Frenchmen and Eysian Fields streets he knocked down
by named Charles Heymer and another and robbed
of all his money amounting TO 81 Heymer ares
and brought yesterday before Seuzeneau by whom
he was sent to the Fir.t District Court.
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BriQs,

VIM. Larrabee AMI
Woodstock. 20, m2
Washington. ..2S,m2
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

AoRegular Packet for LIST of June.-For Califor-
ZfEN Uia via Chagres.-The wei. known, fast sailing
a1szsss Repusr Packet brig PERFEOT, Capt Boyd.
will sail above This vessel has superior accomn 0daons
for Cabin and Steeage passengers and goes consigned to
Messrs. PEAKE. REID y co, who will forward passen-
gers to Panama and San Francisco. -
Passage in Cabin all in State Rooms. e6O
Passage in the Storage. and found.
VI "ee REMEDY L FOSTER, "a Tchoupitoulsss ct.
DEWEY e. Co, 81 Cravier st. myM
u. For California, ria Chagres-To Succeed the
E4& Brig uCrAvIA-Nsp Ocisans ; Gna Snasrsys kss;
conns, fsstsned bark Florida, McCaTy matter will
sail AZ above She has splendid State Room mmoda-
tion in the Cabin and the Storage beautifully arranged.
e" as IN accom- odse limited number For freight
sage apply Captain board opposite the Beef Mar
ket First MI, icipallty. or TO
"''' o. WlCKHAM, % BieDyille 1t.
R. NJ HARRISON u co. ~ Poydras st.
~ This vessel goesto our Agen s, Messn. H.LKErcH
Co. who receive and freight at chages and
rates. allowing each 81 day for BoaId om
the time of bis arrival at Chases until he embaTk at Fan
anna for San Francisco my3
4EoFor California, ria Chagres-JNep Orleans and
LfsfA Chdgres REGULAR Line The nne last sailing
asa6 coppered and conner fastened brig OTTAWA.
Thompson master has comfortable cabin accommodaions
and the storage will he fitted to handOney ac
commodae limited number OF passengers She will sai
as above soon For freight apply to the captain
on board or to o. WlCKHAM, 8 renville street
or r. M. HARRISON & CO, " Poydras.
Co. who guarantee passengers through 70 san FRANCISCO
at lowest and allow them II per day while on the
from Panama my1l
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ARRESTS IN LAFAYITrE.-The arrests in Lafayette
during the last week. whites ala discharged blacks
5-3 DISCHARGED.
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HIGawAY RoBBEky.-A highway robbery was commit
ted night before last in the Place d'Ames. person
was assaulted knocked down. and robbed Of ~ 20 and
bag containing wearing apparel! The robbery WIS COM
mtted by the persons ned VIM Frendy John Kenne.
dy az John Rarrysfore They ye.terdav brought be-
fore Recorder GcnO and all sent to the First District Cont
TO be tried on a charge Of highway robbie " -
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'J'HE undersigned would respectfully INFORM the public
fine new STEAM FERRY ,.s sun1 ,iog from
G"bt H a1t ocock P M The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for The purpose and located oppo
distance above the Beeville Iron Works The landings on
each side well arranged and safe and exit and
france is always obtained The the hose
charged by the other Ferries Also shipmasen and Others
wishing to go The Point will find large and c0mmodous
sks CONSTANTLY PLYING between the Government wharf,
(wheIe the Onnibuses stop and Theirs Warehouses on
the opposite side.
TVS WILLIAM RANUt"-~"
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BURGLARY John, slave belonging to Mr.. Lavelere
and julie of Mr. F0ucan. yeste day brought before
Recorder Seuzeneau the charge of having the night
of the 22d inst, entered the premises Of Mr. Cont. and
to'en nine watches. The viii be decided by the r,
dor day
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GAVE BAIL Francois Concon. accused by FRANCOIS
Dornerc of breach of trust yesterday admitted to bail
nv RecOrder GenOis.
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Fifth District Court:
~ For Clerk.-We authorized to announce
MICHAEL GERNON Candidate for Clerk OF the Fifth District
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TT For Clerk-SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate
Clerk the Election to be held OF
the 5th November next, and will be supported BY -
MANY NOIEhS.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

xfxA ship CROMWELL, Capt. Geo Barker has su
.. reror accommodations Tor % steerage passens gem
Apply on boerl (ny30) L. H. GALE 50 Common Al
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LAFAYETTE Council Wednesday Epening, May 30.
Tn. Council of the city of ata, last evening,
Mayor Boyce in the chair. After reading the minutes OF
the last meeting the Treasurel's report received and
read, as follows:
Balance on hand at last report.............sl5 81
Received sine l024 OO-$1039 81
ID sbursed 93i %
o.L.J eIIo n
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THE Advertiser; wishing to Leave the city offer for sale
CINES situated in desirable part of the city. and
doing good business. The entire stock will be sold
myS8 81
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~ For Clerk = We authorized to announce
GEORGE A. FOSDlCk Candidate Tor Clerk OF the Ftb
next apllte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-09
Err the Enanirer
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF LOUISA.

IL The Is OF LOUISA.
Feilow-C ,tizens-I find in The Enquirer OF The
ID instant an address 10 the DEMOCRACY of Lou
isa, over The signature OF "Union, Concession
Principles, no; Men," He says that, BY dlssen-
sion and discord in our ranks, we were (shame
10 say represented. or rather misrepresenled, in
The last Legislature by a Wing, and cautions u
against the same evil This Spring; and, 10 AVOID
il, recommends a Convention 10 nominate a can
didale; and selects Mr.. Joseph K. Pendleton a
The proper person 10 be our sta ndard bearer, 10 the
exclusion OF our present worthy Iepresen' alive,
Col. Harris. ! am OF opinion that Mr.. Pendleton
would not accept the nomination, il rendered him
by a Convention, 10 lha exclusion Of Col. Harris,
who has declared himself a candidate Tor l%e-elcc-
lion. | have known Col. Harris from his infaE-
cy; he has ever been a consistent politician; has
never tau. ked or flown The track-hut has al
ways drawn lrue and strong in The Democratic
harness. lie has, al The present session, dis
charged The duties imposed upon him faithfully,
and | BELLE We thai the masses are perfectly sails
fed with his course, and would elect him this
Spring cheerfuIly. | am fully Of The opinion.
that, 10 spring up a caucus al this lalc hour oil
The day. would produce the evil so much dreaded
by "Union," &c. | therefore appeal 10 the good
sense OF The Democracy OF Louisa TO say whc-
Iher il would not be wise, at this lime, TO hold no
Convention. Let The contest be between Col.
Harris and Mr.. Melton, and, my word for il,
Col. Harris will be elected.
A FRIEND TO THE CAUSE.
Louisa, March 5th, lS49.
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Z, l649.
SENATE.

+.
The bill concerning the Fredericksburg and
| Bluc Ridge Railroad Company was taken up on
motion OF Mr.. SHACKLEFORD. !.
hlr. SHACKLEFORD supported the bill, and
Mr.. AMBLER opposed it. The bill was reject
ed-ayes 8, noes Is. !,
The bill TO incorporate the Moorheld and
Allegheny Turnpike Company was taken up on
motion of Mr.. BARBEE, and passed.
Also. on motion of Mr.. BARBEE, the bill to
nroyidc for the extension of the Moorield and
North Branch Turnpike Company was taken up
and passed-ayes Is, noes 8
The bill, on motion of Mr.. CARLILE, 10 in
corporate the Philippi and Buchannon Turnpike
Company was taken up aud passed.
Also. on motion of Mr. CARLlLE, the bill
concerning the Monongalia Navigation Com
pany was taken up and passed-ayes IL, noes 3.
The bill for constructing Bridges on the
| Staunton and Parkersburg Road was taken up
on motion of MIR. CARLlLE, and was reject
ed-ayes 10, noes Is.
The bill providing for paying the balance for
DAVIS Criminal Law was taken up.
MIR. WOODS moved lis indefinite postpone
ment. Lost-aycs 9, noes %.
The bill then passed.
On motion OF Mr.. STANARD, the bill in
creasing the salary of the first Clerk OF the
Treasury Department was taken up. and amend
ed on motion of Mr.. ROGERS, 50 as TO make
the salary 81, 100, and, as amended, the bill
passed.
Mr.. SMITH moved to take up the resolution
for adjournment.
MIR. RIvES suggested that the Senate had
better delay action until 1t could be seen whether
the business OF the session can be finished by the
18th.
Mr.. TYLER was OF opinion that if the reso-
luton was adopted, the business would be COM
pleled in time; il it were not adopted, the BUSH
ness would not be finished.
Mr.. WOODS also opposed The taking up at
this time. The motion was carried.
Mr.. WOODS proposed to amend the resolu-
tion by adjourning on the 18th; the Senate, ill
the first Monday Of December, and the House
Of Delegates sine die. Lost, ayes 8, noes 90.
The resolution was then agreed to.
The resolution granting arms 10 Rumford
Academy was agreed to.
The bill concerning the road from Richlands
in TazewelI, TO the Kentucky line, was taken
up, and passed.
The bill concerning GEORGE w. Snellings Of
Chesterfield, was taken up, and passed-ayes -,
noes 6.
On motion OF Mr.. SHACKLEFORD, the Sc
nate adjourned.
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THE DlSTIN FAMILY.

These remarkable musicians will give a con-
cert tomorrow Saturday night, al the Ex-
change. Critical judges have described 10 US
their music, as at one time wild and sweeping
as a mountain torrent and a, another soft as a
Summer zephyr. The instruments on which
they perform are of an entirely novel character
the Sax Horns or Tubas; SO called, We believe
:
from The inventor or manufacturer in Paris
Blessed as We have been this Winter by distiu-
guished musicians, We look forward 10 this Con-
cert of The DistiDs with confident expectation of
real qualification. They are no less famed in Eu-
rope than in this country.
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LUCKY FELLOW.

1t is confidently said (and we suspect with
TRUTH that Mr.. Us. Pendleton will go with a
full mission to Chill, and thus make way Tor
Mr.. Janney for Congress. Mr.. P. has fought
most tenaciously Tor Taylorism and has earned,
his reward Of patrictism.
Another M d., current on the streets yesterday,
i that MIR. Bolts has received from Gen. Taylor
- ca:-.~f c"~~:--"- e -. L-",Ti OiIlce
We cannot believe This. "Tbe spoils" are fine
sops TO gel rid Of contumacious aspiranls-tuI
we cannot believe that, under the circumstances
"the immortal" could be bought of, or that Gen,
Taylor could be induced 10 resort TO SO extreme
n remedy.