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SALES BY AUCTION.


J. BLEECKER, MISUNDERSTANDING REAL
IA. Estnte Eighth Avenue and Eighty Ninth and
81 streesAntbony j. BeecteI will sell at auction.
s. Valuable Building Lots Terms easy. For maps apply
At the auctonecra No. Broad street.
A UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE OF PIANOS,
IA Valuable Fdrnture. Dry Goods. Clothing Fancy AR
cIe &C. tis day ut ION O'clock, in the sale II
sprure street TnOS BELL, Auotiopecr.
UCTlON NOTICE.--TO HoTTL KEEPERS AND
n OtiersTuesdsy, i0h o'clock, in che sale rooms III
SCR, for account Of whom IL will be
sold without most splendid assortment Of rcho
plated Aa'a artices pricing Casters Candlestioks
orhs, Spoons. Salver Ladies. Napkin Rings &C., &c-a
Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery three Port
folos London and Paris Gne Engravngs Paintings. &c
Immediately after the balanced stock OF first quality
Wines Liquors. &c. from well know first class hotel in
lots to sut. TdOS BELL, Arctiobeer.
fiction HOTICH-TO uACKMRN, WAGON MAKERS,
IA Elaktmitbe and others "A large fae Of do Grip
ton Midland Vehicles beor ing extensive
faotur,r will be sold by catalogue Monday 18th eleven
o'clock At Tsttersss No 4i6 broadway. Also, good
HORSES belonging to private 50 ntlemcp.
GFo. W. MILLER. Proprietor.
vu>O NE LA DIES--EXTENSIvES SALE OF DRY GoOrs
Tt he sold by public auction on this and the following
civ ne Ut usnes. large portion Of the goods new
fer the prescn season. Amongst them
costly plain and embroidered Canton Grape Shsws
ward Hack and fancy Sks Satns silk psrecs French
Law &C. sale ~ ten A. w. and two In the afternoon
and heads Of families will do well to attend
the goods i'll be PUT in lots 20 suit purch
o. WARREN, Auctionesr.
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u,ox cALIrORNIA-1IiE GOLD ~ GION.-THR PIRST
1Isss ship PaOBUs. l. -. de Yrois mastor. n-Ar
on Saturday All freight must DO sent dswn 10 Por Me-
oyth ser bills OF lsding tbe xnaturs
isGre tia, time few more pss~rgers can DO taksl ss,
,b, buH ~ bsrrea fru ht Apply 20 H. B SUTTON, "a
Wan street; or JOHN 0GDkN, tlG Wal street..
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Won MAY BE CURED YET--TRY, ERE you DESPAIR
Il Madame Shals Venus Pls-1he great success with
VIII ch these pills 1.-THE female ply
sciaD have been TO her fsR
number Of has induced Madame Shall to
concs ely ssle that il is forth like all oheR
Patent Medicines antdoe for disease but "
Of both who suffer rsm either disease OF
Genital Organs Of the rain of dcase arising there
nom they will by their virtues relieve tho constitution and
restore the of bnth body mind In fact whom
their efficacy generally known these pills will rank Ia this
country the most valuable medicine They contain
neither canhardea other deeteous drag
AID may be taken ny The Pills will be found dse-
ddy beneficial by persons weak delicate
by cleansing the system from obs rucong tho liver and
FRI mol bid dsordered states Of the stomach and bowels
restoring the functions of those which
the general health much depends) to vigorous and
healthy action Persons residing who have resided in
climates tho heat Of which slwss weAkcns
raxes tho system in greater or less degree will ind che
Pills particularly efcacous as they will restore the conss
debility rratbility and excitement copsumptio.
intense melancholy, depression Of spriss, partial
complete extinction Of the reproductive powers and
renness, all permanently cured ty the Venus Pin.
and patients restored the full enjoyment OF health,
and fuuctors Of lnauhoed For full particulars cit
cuars 90 - had of tho regular appointed agents. whD
alone The pills DO had genuine and direct from Par
Price 81 rt box They bs sent by mail any psrsk4
the United States or Canndas Agents for New York C.
RnsJ ~ broadway of John street; ES Br.adw u
OF Chambers street; ~ Brcadwey sf Uow
street. t3 Bawory. of akor ~ Grand str
of Allen street. Ia Canal opposite ss' Bro
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TNo TIE CITIZENS OF NEW YosK.-s,9 HOUSTON
ron alton Of roydonce adding grievances oftss
unfortunate people Of ireland failure 40 CROP
ariq %"rts Very m.ay persons Who were ,spos.S "
:sy'
upon thousands would have been doomed % DE-
quantities OF provisions supplied by tho umane .nd
sfs for YEARS.
s &c
At least bys legislature ignorance of the resi wants .A
.he Union Ireland has bsyoad
~s. lSr
Such being the IL cannot DO matter Of surprise thss
e.ni snuh alton Of he staple article Of fa.a
& J ~. ~ The 20 s
be rocoected that several Instances. poor
ticn !. other words farm house valued 70 txs.y
PS aSs IT, ass S s
Itis evident thai tho landlords who in general
70 tho mcrssasees, discharge family
s' 10 n'gs from i:
rack rom cd enanry mme numters Of whom have
% 1f ss'
the M a. Mo as the ss,y o. ali
experience the shock given the landed aud hnd
Witnessing the deporablc ths. sii paro were being
& ' ""y and
ss,rdnsy resigned the official situation held and my nri-
ibis great city my ro.dsnes witch so many my
oounrymen arc now so happily located ! win now state
my QUALIFICATIONS and the grounds which
ceive sfarc OF support and patronage Lioea
uate and Fellow of the Royal College in Ireland
obtained the degree Of d. In tho University
hold two diplomas as knowledge Of Mdwery and die
OF and children: from the Collie
geons. aud the ether from the Dublin Lynsn Hospital
%a az S Ssss the : fi
very testimonials as professional charaoer and
abilities from Of the most ennont medical in Ire
land am of eleven years standing In the protest. sad
have been Medical Ocer tho Odcastls Wokhouse
and Tower Hospital for tina last three IL woula
be- egotfm 10 boast of knowledge experience, and
therefore a
acquire ~ high character for attsnmonts In
this city, ymen in tho counties of Meath Cavan,
Wet Meath and Longford awarded to whilst practising
amongst them. JOHN OREtLLY
Formorly If BallinouSh, and lnto Of
tle Ga Mat land
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


DosT OFFICE, NEW YORK, MAY %. lsi9;-U s.
Nail for Great Britain and the Connent.-The Mails by
the CANADA will close at this Office Wednes-
day the goth inst 10 o'clock A. NJ Letters to England
Ireland and Scotland be prepaid not Halifax must
he prepaid the Continent of Europe he
paid Newspapers, cents each, must be prepaid
All letters and newspapers must through the Post Once
WIN. v. BRADY. p. NJ.
T o. OF o. F.--THE MEMBERS OF ENTERPRISE
Lodge No &c. J. o. of o. f., particularly requested
he in attendance the regular meeting OF the
Ledge Tuesday cvenr May 30 at o'clock, business
concerning the celebration will be for
ton. By order Of the Committee of Arrangements.
w. II. WALKER, Sec'y!
DILCRIM LODGE. NO. 23 !. o. o. F.--TIIE MEMBERS
of this lodge requested to meet in full force at No
M Hester street this evening" mt o'clock in the
ceel ration Of 4tI June. JAS. r. RYAN, Secretary.
NoTICF.-TBE INTEREST ON THE BONDS OF THE
kontour Iron COMPANY will be paid the oco the
Company No. 81 New and after LIST June
Bondhoders their Bonds with legal authority
o receive the in terest thereon.
New York, May %. 1s19 CHAS. X. THOMAS, Soo'r
GAVE YOUR LIvES--CITIzENS OF NEW YORK,
- who opposed to having General Cholera Hospitai
the Old Arsenal Yard in the OF the
popu portion Of the eiy and lying Immediately between
great thorougares OF Broadway and Centre street.
will this MoSday) evening the steps Of the Tombs
o'clock to take into consideration such measures rs may
lie necessary to prevent the evil
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ovor AraoNs voH THE PRINCIPAL Srooks TIE
NEW YORK AARKrT.

comparison of prices current at the close yester-
day with those ruling at the close of tho previous
week exhibits advance in Treasury notes of Y
por cent; U. S. 6s, 1868, Y; Pennsylvania SIS, u;
Reading mortgage bonds. 3; Reading Railroad, II;
Norwich and Worcester, "; Mohawk, q; and q de-
cline in Harlem of q per cent; Long Island, ~ Can
ton Company. u; Morris Canal, "a
The value Of merchandise and amount Of specie i'm
ported into this district for the week ending the 25h
inst except that sent to the warehouse and tho duties
the same annexed -
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TUE tysys.D COAST.


lSok SAN FKANCiscO CALIFORNIA VIA RIO IA
fst sailing superior bark PuILENA Capt swain Her se-
for superior TO those of
All in c, The Arc viii equal to rst class packet
FOR freight passage apply on SSsrd q ,sT No North
River. OF ~ rVWhE q" w ost sNsees.
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CLOTHING.

THE BEST PLACE TO GET NEAT AND FASHION
sbe clothing made to order luy it ready made from
the best material Is at the of T. H. Rogers II Fulton
street corner of Gold whore he sprepaed toshcw his friends
and the public extensive aud well selected Of
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs, which he will Ike
in the test and fashionable style and the
Low est possible price. =. I. ROGERS,
70 Fulton street, III Gold.
r. LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUb SHIRT IANUFAC-
y turer, No. lOPsrk Place New York and Royal street.
New Orleans.
rOReETS DE PARIS, NEW PATTERNS- A TEST
~ Fashion adopted Paris among tho most fsshionabls
Lndst; most allie anr graceful for che form, well
tie liberty they afford in the ments 81 the pcrsun
Who makes OF them 10 he had only Of Madame PROS
PEkE, 81 oadvay, stairs between Whte and Walker
streets. N BTbe Ladies will find stylo, very
Portable for nursing newly arrived from Par very
derate price
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SPORTING.


TJNION COURSE, L. L-TROTTING.-MONDAY, MAY
~ a. at 81 o'clock precisely, will come of match for
three mile heats wagons and drivers weigh 300
lbs. c. Berthe names the celebrated Trustee; c.
Brooks Names Black Modcsty. Immediately after,
match for Sml Woodruff names h. Canada Squirrel TO
Farmers; w. Whelan names Pelham to wagon carry
ing two The will leave South Perry at II and
o'clock, and return soon as the sports are over.
H. b. GREEN Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE-PACINC-MONDAY MAY
" 3h, at o'clock precisely Match for SiOO two mile
heats, in harness. s. Hoagand names OH e. Post Boy T.
Rogers hr Gen. Taylor. Tho will leave ut IL
O'clock precisely returning after the sports of the day.
JOEL CONKLfN, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE. - TR@TTING. THURSDAY,
~ May 18th at 81 o'clock, precisely Purse S2O-S50 to
The best-mile heats best in in harness. Bryant
m. Lady Suffolk Case enters Lady Moscow
Mr. bmmick enters Jack Rossiter The will leave
the South Ferry for the IL A. NJ and +. M
turning after the sports the day. Fare each Is
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
ID IFLE SHOOTING-LOUIS BEfKER BEGS LEAVE
N inform his friends and the public that every Mon
day and Thursday afternoon during the ho will have
Rife Shooting for various riscs at Vauxha Garden o-
bolt
ITO THE SPORTING PUBLIC.-FOR SALE, THE WE'LL
ibown fast trottng Mares LADY sutton" and Cam
bridge Girl They will both be sold at private SALE
Of the death of their order to close the
Of his estate For terms and further PARTICULARS
apply TO EZRA WHITE, Az Bowcry, New York.
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NNNNNNUSNNNN~NNo.V|N~N0 <-SN~N<NNNNN NNNNlNNNNNNN
rTBE H. Il y. A. r. N. STEAMSHIP CANADA"
will leave the Docks Jersey City Wednead 3Oh
May at " o'clock precisely.
TIE BRITIsh aND NohTn AnLkiCAH r. NJ.
J. Stoamships between New York Liverpool. between
Boston and Lvorpoo calling at laaz TO land and receive
nails and rasgonSefe are intended 70 sail NJ toil0rs
America Capt. Harrison. fro1 ~ York. wed aYGth Esy
9 eSeTniA " S SnGs,, +" Eno'y;S s9s sSS
Cafeteria, Leiteh Bos,os,' c,h Juna.
Niasara " Ryre, " N. rork, 4" 18TH "
Europa, " Iett, Boston, 9th "
Cambria, Z" Shannon, York. ath
IN experienced sursoop rrciss. will charged
specie beyond amount Tor pefes nal expenses All
le ef1 and rg5ore pass trcug tho Oce Passage
tom New Yorh Boesn TO Lverrooi First Cabin. fl~0i
SECOND Co., sfa For freight or .ssssre hppy 70
Y. CtfAED, Jr. " Brosdvty
G,UR NARsEILLBs.-THE WILL ANOWH BARK
A LEFANlp. lsgar. mater. viii meet with prompt d's
patch. Tor Freight paN arpt 10 JAMES ROBINSON,
orto BOl II ulNCRES ~ Wal street
yJACKET ron GAvRE-sECONb LINE.-Tug SHIP
St. NohonH Eveieigh, mater iii sail luna
WNp q HINCkEN, Aeoute. - Wall street.
LOk ut. PiERREs. MARTIN iQUE--THE FRENCH
ship JACQUES. Capt Vue For freight passage apply
TAYLOR n MERRILL
orto BOYO h UINCKBN. ~ W all at.
WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, PASSENGERS on
w board o. tho British Bark Argyle Captain q. Ds
vson after the scrt of % days deem 1t
duty TO tender him lost hsnks his kind tress-
nent 20 us during The passagehc having used ALL his on
davors 20 rcnder soourn board agreeable as
he ana ~ 10 his bnuts experience, think ne ao NJ
Aters j. Ohms.cde william Coven. A. knode 4. T'sei
teNerhl the cabin ard stedrAso
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A EKCHAhTs' HOTEL, FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN
Vl Arch and Market Philadelphia. Tho prophet srship
and Of this wen known hotel (Which located
the very centre Of business having this dny passed
the hands Of the subscrbers they state that
Il their render IL worthy of the liberal
With which " has been heretoore sustained and hope
unremng attention. to deserve the patronage Of their
extends, who visit the city business pleasure
G. b J. MeKIRBIN
Formerly Of the Exchange Hotel, PjttsAursh.
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SUMNER RETkEAT.-A LADY IN POSSESSION OF
IA pacious and elegant mansion, and grounds, Long
Island miles from town, location eautful
sshul beyond comparison receive boarder
for the summer in family few ladies and gentlemen,
Of the first rspeetsbiity only Sea bathing by apply
to hesfrs. John Carrie Co.. Of Water street
Maiden ane to Samuel @. Smith, ESQ., Wine Merchant
Fulton street Front; to Appleton Co.. 200 Broad
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MEDICAL.

ITO FEMALE INyALIDS AND FAMILIES.-THE SU r.
scriher being DESTROYS Of extending her and we'll
Of the modesiy Of her frbdn4 that confidence
due TO medical adviser many nom giving due
trntnn their health il led to this thsd
females laboring under weakness and general debility
that they DO treated scientific principles
qualified to do thom jus loo Reference given TO families OF
the highest respeotaLility MRS. s. WOODRUFF,
Female Family Physician. 45 Wost Rruadway.
nR. ELLIOTT OtULlSr, SIS BROADWAY, iNFORM8
~ his friends and patients, that during the sumsee
months, his in bc l01s AZ o'clock Men,
days. Wednesdays and Fridays Dr. Il. will attend to shs
usual after 3 o'clock tho above days.
I'VE AND EAR.--A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FREB
II u cost ut 2 Broadway corner Of Wnrrrn street, de-
srbng Doctor Powes and successful mode Of treating
the of those and delicate
imported large supply Of beautiful Artificial Eyes 1uss
published popular Treatise the Eye, third edition.
''''' ""' "'''' '' JANIS W. POwEL MD.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-TwO OR THREE GENTLE
be aocommodA ed with handsoip ely furnished
Rooms with without breakfast, with private family,
IiIds ttreet.
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A STATIC CuOLERA-DR. IiEELERS TREATISE ON
IA ths terrible disease attracting grobt attention IL
compri'es tic hhory the symptom and tho troatnons
Ite for a ~ Is The result OF long expsricnco, has
golden opons from prsss, and Il well calculated
for tnBy For sale ~ Greenwich Price 90
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n
~ .SsvhNsAr. January 3lst 1913
MISSES EDroRsHaving boon requested TO testify IRE
properties Of Dr. Wisars inlssn Of wild Cherry. tsks
great pleasure stating that have frequently used my
self and Administered others during past years
In of obstinate Coughs Colds, SOr9nss 0fthc ches
and always the most happy result, and suoh
bounded confidence in W that PRESERVE il for my
each tho above the
cious remedy am also fully convinced chat IL used in
OF Coraump ion II would DO found speedy
remedy and of that fatal and lleh
malady Wishing its proprietor extensive SALE md
gr;ths that ITS virtues not universally knowa,
AN your, &c. E. r. IL
Buy none unlo.s signed |. BUTTS.
Frtale, wholesale retail by MessrH A. r. d. Sands
100 Fulton a.. uavilsns Reese Co.. 20 Maiden Lane. I'D
Broadly Irving building, of Chambers and
by the druggists generally throughout tia Und stae aud
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hR. NHEELERS OFFICE, y GREENWICH STREET,
~ Tor the trranont all disease ting the Eyes also
for usettng Artificial ~ es Who'll has us ported from
fosS tT,Gtse with numerous ~ his fest
II ic dso1cs may H. had gratis. by applying HE
ofce HorTn Of N endnneo ir1mb ~ 10 o'olOos P.M
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600 600 BOTTLES. NGAtLY BEEN soLl

nR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
II oonhdentally private diseases oissts sxisareA
Venctegl Ulcers aud Ers he whore
cured ew daYs Nervess Organic Debility
1HtS Fulton street
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-TO SINGLE GENTLE
men, ut No 773 Broadway, Parlsrs and bedrooms
mum, ating, with without breakfast and tea hne
Of Rooms the ground floor would be lot Also
flsme
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Tyr RALPH, AgTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL Pms:
vAss 1rs:.ss &c. y Grssnwioh .srs.sSoh.ss hsssss
10 the early will Ne surprised ~ the rapidly and hsss
nseHvsniesce attending shcr u 10 chiefly nowsvvS
who have suffered from certain class 81 people s
ess propcsly spsr~sats his servicss Is .tr,es.r,
arst iseISsnt ice sncsd and dstrssNn9 ssS
JNon advantages ssd very estenmye Ss1c~9
IN aosrd . sspd, AID radical cure, whon, Ne
ousd Coz stating can * sbtAinsd nom no etAsr ssuros
America.
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INSUKANCES.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Of London Extract from the min Of the Court Of
Directors 18th April lSi0:kosoved. That with respect
parties with this Society permission hereby
TO the assured TO proceed in steamships hrscas
pockets between ports ia Europe and any ports North
America north and east Of Baltimore including said port
BALTIMORE also In steamships sailing vessels, between
in the British North American Colonies
such and those of the United
and Baltimore aforesaid at all seasons
year, free of extra premiums.
T. LAME MURRAY, Chairman.
Chief office for America II Vail street, New FORK.
J. LEANDER STARR General Agent
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M ISIS II. TANNING READ WILL READ SARGEANT
Nl Talourd's play, The Athenian Captive Tuesday
evening" 18th instant at tho Stuyvesant Institute Tickets
% cents may he had at the Asto House Francis book
w. Rail Sons music store; and ut the room, In the
evening.
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COLAk LAMPS AND CHARACTERIZATION 100 TO
~ 20 sets Of Girandoos, elegantly trimmed with drops,
ready for sale at retail At prices at the
OF JOHN W. MORGAN, No. l5i Fulton rect second
l. NJ Broadway
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From the following parasraph IN tbs London Sunday
Times 1T will be perceived that celeb ated liz sh actor
IL about to visit the United States ~ Hudson, the
CHI racter isniv ray admitted to b, tho best the
about trying his rtune in America. MIR Hudson has
Dublin where his natural viva iy his gen lemanly
not vulgar touch Of th br que maze at favor
lite with his country men Mr. Hudson IL native OF
Dublin where he e Ms highly esteemed for his private
worth o. for his pubic tai,pt
Previous to returning her Majesty's Theatre,
Ndlle Alboni is fulfilling engagements in the
French provincial towns, with her accustomed
AT the date OF the last accounts she was at Bordeaux
Franconis celebrated equestrian troupe. after having
had very successful at Brussels, arrived at
Dackwall by the General Steam Navigation Company's
et,a ship Soho. from Antwerp. In few days, they
-<k proceed to Dublin whore they are engaged to APP
pear.
Mr. Anderson aud Mrs. Warner playing tragedy
at the Surrey.
Drury Lane Theatre has been taken for the perform
nnce Of series of German operas, The company VIII
be that 81 the Grand German Opera VI Amsterdam,
with singers from other German cities Twelve
Of the app rovod works OF German
composers are to be given in london after which the
perform in Dublin Edinburgh aud the principal
provincial towns. The undertaking is conducted by
Herr Roeder, CT the German Opera, Amsterdam.
Ccrito and st Leon about to leave Paris for
Stoek holm, where u very advantageous engagement
aS ate them
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ERhbY'S GALLERY OF DACUPHREOTYrYs-Na
- Ss snG ~ irosdwsy. enrncr Of Fulton street,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-05

LADIES' NOVEMBER FAsHIoNs.-The latest
English and French journals give the follow
ing as the November fashions, which will no
doubt interest our fair readers:
Outdoor dresses, and also those for home
n~eglige, are almost invariably made high to the
throat; and the corsages are frequently trimmed
with passementeric. Winter bonnets, present
ing much elegant variety, are making their ap-
pearance in rapid succession. This variety,
however, is confined exclusively to materials
and trimmings, for shapes have, during the last
few months, undergone little or no change
A bonnet composed of yiolet-colored velvet,
ornamented ON one side with a boquet of
marigolds, and pansies made of velvet. A white
satin lining, aud cap Of white tulle, with small
flowers corresponding with the bouquet out
side. Strings of violet-colored velvet. 2. Bon
net Of dark blue velvet, with a gray cassioway
feather, tipped with dark blue. 8. Bonnet Of
garnet colored velvet, ornamented on one side
with a small cocks plume in shaded tints ofthe
same color. Under the brim a full cap Of
white tulle, trimmed with convolvulus made Of
blue velvet.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-05

CASE OF LIEUT.. RAsDoLpH.-The correspon.
dent of the Journal Of Commerce notices !.
singular case now waiting for the opinion Of the
U. 8. Attorney General.
In 1891 Lieut.. Randolph was dismissed from
the navy by order Of Gen. Jackson, for being
adefaulter. The case was subsequently, deci.
ded in favor Of Randolph, at Richmond, Chief
Justice Marshall presiding on it. The letter.
writer says: "a short time afterwards, Mr.. Ran
dolph made a personal assault upon Gen. Jack
son, in the cabin Of . steamboat,at the wharf in
Alexandria, and in the presence Of hundreds Of
persons. pulled the Presidents nose. After thu
lapse OF nearly twenty years, MI. Randolph ha.
come to this city, and demanded, as an act 81
justice. from President Taylor, restoration to
the service. He has produced letters from Hen.
his claims upon the Executive. The Presidenf
and the Secretary Of the Navy, after examining
the case, have asked the opinion Of the Attor.
ney General, BY which they win be guided.n