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FIRE AT ST. LoUIs-Steamer Destroged.-At
half-past ten o'clock, on the morning of the 9TH
inst, fire was discovered in the ladies' cabin Of
the steamer Mustang, lying near the foot of Spruce
street, st. Louis. The flames spread with great
raPidity, and few minutes only elapsed after the
discovery when the whole Of her upper works were
consumed. The huh is all that there is left of her
The Mustang was partly owned, and at the lime
Of her destruction, was, chartered by Stokes Cir.
Gus compsny.
The members of the company have lost consd-
cradle baggage by the accident. The Tuscumba,
Isaac Newton, and several canal boats lay about
the Mustang when she YVES in flames. One Of them
was towed away by the ferry boat
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CoNsrcRATIos OF THE sYEAeoauE.--We are
requested 70 slate that the Conservation Of the new
synagogue, corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets,
Esil take place this day, at S. O'Clock r. M. The
doors VIII De opened at A o'clock, and the cere.
monies will commence at 81 o'clock; at which
TINS the doors win be closed. None will be ad-
united without tickets Of invitation, nor after the
ceremonies willhave commenced.
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Horace Mann, Of Boston, has addressed a letter
to number of his constituents, giving his views
and opinions upon the questions now before Con-
gress, arising out of the acquisition of territory by
the treaty with Mexico. He is opposed to the
views of Mr.. Webster
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would call the attention of the ladies to the very mag.
stock OF Dry Goods offering very reduced prices
by NJ Haggety Bro s. Canal street One of the part.
ners having LETT o Europe topuchase the Fall trade they
compelled to close out their present assortment a, ver low
prices Parties derous of purchasing have now an oppon.
nifty very rarely met with.
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NEw MUsIc--We have received from our friend VIM.
n. Mayo. No Camp street. the following and beau
fol pieces Of MUSES. Carnival of Vienna. an admired set
VI QnadrIess as performed BY the Germania Society
Gems Of the Germania. rejection Of fago4e Pokas
Waltzes. Rosgnol Polka, " danced BY NJ DeKor
ponay; Vslsa FaroEs de Lucia di Ismnermoor; Gar
patton Pelkas and . Grand Promenade March,
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Ed. IN. Holmes,

IT IN CANAL STREET,
TT Would respectfully resident
cling community to his elegant stock Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
among which will orEandes Embroidered
Swiss and aeonet Muss Embroidered and Lace Cpss and Col
Barese, stylea Mourning, Second Mourning
SILK Tissues Summer eoor;d and Black Silks Linen Lawns
Bases Gngben PlaIn Swiss and Jaconet Ausias French
Plain Plaid and StriDed Linen Dngs quality and
styles; Sheeung Netting Plain
STRIPE DE- mask Broche and Embroidered Curteinng Gloves
sely Pans, Parssols, Unbrell.s ETC. etc.
T The attention Of Planters particularly called to the eSten
stock If LOwelS Denims, Stripes OsuAbuTg Write and
Brown Domelles which will te offered VERY RE
DUCED PRICES. myll In 2lp
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AUonoN SALE o. FRKEeH GooDs.- The attention Of
lass IN Dy Goods Is called the sale of o. Talaons
sye stock Of Fsaeh Goods, take place this day. at 10
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REooaprR CAIDwElL TAXING rHr CnAIE-

REcoRpKR CALDWELL TAXING THE CHAIR
Yesterday xss ihe opening day for the latsyelecisd
Recorder Of the Second Municipality, Mr. cald-
well He entered upon bis duties It 10 4. NJ and
made a. bFief address on the occasion, in which he
stated that in the recent canvass one Of the objec-
tons urged against him was the excess Of his h'-
name fselingss He csniessea that naturally, he
was inclined to look IN mercy on The taties q his
1ellow-mortals vi such were the stern demands Of
the law on a. position which he new occupied,
as to iorcs him % orsgo al personal feelings, and
70 look viii he stern eyes justice, on the demer
its q those who were breueht before him. To
offenders, who show an inccrrigible tendency to
wrong-doing, he felt that he would be acting I'M
Justly and unmsFoifuy to society at large to Judge
in spirit ii lepisncy Severity, in such cases, he
opined, WIS the just and merciful course, and to
that he should adhere. His determination was to
do his duty fearlessy strictly and impartially be-
tween the accusing and the accused and he trusted
that the officers who surrounded him would give
him all that support and assistance which should
naturally How from the positions they occupied.
Recorder Baldwin accompanied his successor
into the Courtroom
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The hssrRIoNIcs-Beaeft of Mrs. Fisker.-Iast night
was the time appointed for the benefit of Mrs. Fisher but
owing to the Gemeney of the weather. was postponed to
% evening, "hen WI be presented Bucksone's bijou of
The Irish Lion, The Swiss Cottage and varieiv of
music by the talented amateur orchestra Mrs Stuart lends
her powerful aid on the OCCASION and will appear as the en-
husastc Mrs Euzgg Although the bill is of itself an
one oy iar the strongest consideration attend this
evening is the claim of the fair beneficiary herself mon the
play going public We wish her such benefit as her talents
men-though indeed Histronc Hal'' is not spacious
enough to contain our ciys admirers of true genius We
wen remember how' some years ago, when Nine. Vestrs
played star engagement in this country AZ the PARK
Theatre Mrs F. Chen Mrs Rchardssn) divided with her the
Just applause given by odd Drurys critical audiences
As she was Them sols she witty Intellectual;
s. lreaiher no. o'
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Trunks and Carpet Bags.

Large Assottment-H educed Frlces.
rsr ALFRED MUNRoE CO. No "a Magazine street, intern,
all who n Of a good TRAVELLING TRUNK CARPET
BAG they received very large assortment which will be
offered at low prces
Best English solid Leather Travelling Tunks-patea locksi
Travel ng TTunks-al qualities and sizes
Ladies' Leather Hat Boxes;
LaIieE' travelling Trunks
Carpet Bags. largest TIE smallest Sizes different qualities;
Patent GoatskiH Travelling Bags
kEr Cal at the One Price Store"
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a Magazine street
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The river was rising slowly at Louisville on the
9th, with little over seven feet on the falls. The
charter election was going on peacefully. There
resix candidates for Mayor-Pitcher, Democrat,
was ahead at noon on the 9th Ronald, Wing,
ahead for Marshal. A small vote was polling for
aud against the new Constitution.
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May u, Ms. BRIDGET NowLAS, native Of Irelsnd.
IN Baton Rouge, Nay 5, Mis- MARY REID.
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RECIPROCITY OF TRADE BETWEEN CANADA
AND THE UNITED STAFEs-The Canadian Gov
eminent has refused to permit American vessels to
come from ports on the Upper Lakes direct to Que
bee, there to reload with return cargoes.
1t is known that an application is now before
Congress for reciprocity Of trade between Canada
and the United States. Mr.. Clayton has applied to
Mr.. Bulwer, at the instance of the Committee of
Commerce in the House of Representatives, to
know whether in the event of the passage of such
bill, the free navigation of the st. Lawrence
will be conceded Mr. Bulwer replies, that in his
Judgement, the measure seems to be the natural
consequence of those measures by which the mar
kets of Great Britain have already been opened to
the agricultural products of this country, and he
adds the following:
feel no hesitation, therefore, in stating that
the Instructions with which came to the United
States, warrant me, under such circumstances, in
assuring you that should bill corresponding TO
that which has received the sanction of the Lsgis.
atnre In Canada, b pas ed by the legislature of
the United States, aud receive the sanction of the
President of the United States, Her Majssty's Gov
eminent biH be ready TO resp5ad TO ony appl cation
which the United States Government may then ad-
dress TO it, on the subject concerning which you
have now applied to me, by at once consenting to
open the navigation of the liver ST. lwrenee and
The canals thereto adjoining, land which would be
duly speeiied) 10 the shipping and citizens of the
United Stales.''
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The REaArTA To-DAy.-HaiH or ShiRe-And we hone
Tor the latter that citizens may enjoy the fine sports Of h
Lake under the brightest influences that clear sky and
hAmly an can give The last Regatta of on an in
element afternoon when NortheT and drzziug rain
prevailed Yet gay and lively hrong of pleasure reeker,
crowded the Frankn,' and gave its popular host more
tan s numerous deputies could attento What then NAV
we expect to-day, If we have only glimpse Of sunshine I'M
wiling spanking drive TO capital dinner with lie race 10
add to the excitement and the Lake breeze to appet
The entries for the Regatta
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FASHIONABLE
Clothing EStNbIlSil11le1 lt.


No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite uewIeu's Exchange.
~ The subscribers in receipt lerge and complete
Of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING Goods
comprising article, the of Dress suitable for the
THOMPSON e. NIXON,
mys2dH No. 10 Camp street,
WANTED-Ay young Lady to attend in MlLLINERY
Si and vel qqssd q III he asaia's
No. cs ssnes ana attend ABOUT 'n' STORE ARR s at
CLASSICS AND MODERN LANGUA(5Es-The
to Few psGp sh o. fG GRM MAN TO syf sOO
GREEK Language He has studied the ancient a9d modern
q Germany a Berlin Halle and Hedebera speass
Office, Box s. No 20; or 10 Mr.. LOUIS sTHWARZ.
German Book Store, Exchange Alley, or to EDWARD
Zstung.'' myI4
E'Oa sALE-A DWELLING HOUSE in Magazine
street within ten minutes walk OF Canal street; the -
ees back and 'front.' the Kitchen contains five rooms l
asa RaSm hSSe n
large paved Yard, with Well, Csern and Water Works;
HOSE o F. Ct so6d Cook A asa aan
leaving 'as GUY f'f pMSi aTFH fPSE DENMAN
myl4 let corner oil GravieT and CarOndeet streets.
'TO RENT-A pheasant Two-story DWELLING, stu.
atsd on Apollo street, in the square above p Con a
rey, Jr's residence, will be rented very low for the G
premises, or at No. u Camp street AD''' myi4 Ct
SUNDRIEs IN STORE
BGTTERlO kegs Orange County, Just Peceive d "''
HsRMFs s s1, sha Gsd Pef Fnigo Cured
ToEGUESEBufIao and Beef smoked and in picklsi
GANpLES-L4j boxes Star, Solar and Sperm Candles;
PlCkLES, oKetchups, Capers, Olives, Jelles and
otiXE AND fFSfL'6RA NcE Oils packages;
SuGAR-aStuart's Loaf and Crushed;
s3kP ASp sTAR fli9T az 5gTc Caees
MAGKEREL AND SbS s2hMoN-l5O packages, etc.
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>A@AAr NJ WARREN LODGE NO. 81 A. Y. M-The Regu-
NIX lar Meeting Of this Lodge will be held Masonic Hail.
" on TUESDAV EVENING May a. at O'Clock. Business
OF Importance being before he Lodge n4r will
Visitors are raiernay invited By order OF the W. NJ
myll L, N LANE Seeretary
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AMERICAN THEATRE.-Tom Hyer appears tonight and
there great curiosity evnesdto this hero Of the Ring
i no doubt the house win be crowded.
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arend Temple of Honor of Louisiana

WNNEz# ~ Toe Regular seniannual sion of s.sssss
YNy& This body will take place al Temple Hail. No
TYAASS IL Royal (Mussons Buildingsl
zZRESS WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18Th inst at '1sstSSS
O'Clock, Representatives will pleae be punctua
myl3 r B, HEARTT, g. w. r. pro TEN.
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ReautH Wnfer.

I9st received a small supply Of Montpeiers FRENCH
ChEAM UF' ROSES or Eau de Beante for Ismoping
Frectlel Sun Burn, Botebes from face and This
e be used with confidence in way injurious
ska, causing il chap dsrken,
that smooth and peary hue which is desirable TO
exposed the influence breeze
sable. Price 81
rB Sole Agency, No. Is CsrOudeIet street, near Common
mYl3 81 DIN
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ID. of r. Meeting This Afterno


MAGNOLIA UNION No. 2, Daughters of Temperance, me
at hali:past O'Clock, at Pelican Hall.
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ALABAMA JUDICIAL ELEoTIoNs.-We have the
following additional returns from the judicial cleo
tons in Alabama for Circuit Judges;
Second CTenit.-Butler county gives Pickens
some 20 majoritY--he is doubtless elected.
IalLadsga Circuit. = Talladega = Woodward
S6l: Tallapoosa-W oodward go. Macon-250
Tor Dougherty: Chambers (ReporteD 900 for
Dougherty; Russell-Dougherty (reported) so
majority. Randolph to hear from-election doubtful
MADISON Cireisit.-Benton lin part Walker
9Tl. Lane Ill. Walker doubtless elected
We refer readers to the advertisement in another
column, Headed Dwelling House for Sale The location
isdesabe, and il an excellent opportunity for ayes,meat
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AMEklCAN ihEArRE.-rhe American well attended
last night. The German Company have made decided i'm
PRESTON. Madame Theman's Luerezia was remarkably
good; and Herr lexis Geaaro superior piece of acting
Despite of the Indictment evening" Manager Gsisfod deed
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Woe OHe1siMg' !

-
t7~ Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N. Ii. Wolfe.
THEo. A. JAMES 81 CO.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment
No. So Common street, betBcen YerGRdG Hotel
and HenletL's EIchange,
- Are now in receipt Of another large and beautiful
assortment of gentlemens Spring and summer CLOTH
ing-a of the very fine material and best workmanship,
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade,
consisting In part follows, to wit;
SUPER BLACK CAsAaERETTE DREss CoATsi
FROCK
- FANCY, BRowS & OLIVE -
RLAcK MRRtSo BUSINESS -
FANCY AND CoL'D Esq. MERINo -
e BLACK ALPACA
80 BLACK MUsTAPHA
- SILK AND LINEN
- CHECK LINEN
- FANCY DoEsKIN PANTss
- BLACK MER1No
- FANCY DRILL ....
- POWERED CHAMsRN vEsTsI
WHITE MARsEILLEs .
- FANCY -
CANVASS SKELETON
- SILK AND LINEN -
- SPOTTED SILK
- ToRQUOIs SILK "
- WATERED e
MoDE AND BLACK SILK =
g DUNDEE LINEN DRAwERs-tPaent Lacingsi)
- IRISH
- COTTON
- SILK
LINEN SMRTs-(very fneO
- CoTToN AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS
- sILKASD LisLE THREAD UNDERsHRTs;
- COLoRED GIsGHAM -
- SILK AND L. CAMBRIo H'DK'Fs;
- SILK AND LIsLE THREAD GLOVES;
= = HosiERY;
LINEN CRAvATs;
- SrOoKs, SUBSCRIBERS, ETC. ETC. my 10 2dp
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SYKES, HYDE Co. will sell, halfpes 10 O'Clock at 81
Magazine street-Grocsries, Provisions and Lquog5
F. H. PETITPAIN will s, 10 O'Clock, at No. A Chrrre.
street-FrencI Gods,
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70 Being now prepared to transact any business in
the Notaris line beg leave inform my friends the public
generally that have taken the Office Camp street. and most
respectfully solicit their patronage ap9n W. CABLE.
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THE DEAD SEA EXPEDITION

New and condensed edition, by the author,
Hz- Also, further supply OF
THE SCARLET LETTER. By HAWTHORNE.
THE ANGEL WORLD.
HERoINES OF MISSIONARY ENTERPRISE.
LONGFELLOW'S POEMS, Complete.
HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS.
MORALISM OF CHRISTIANITY, etc. etc.
Ju.t received, and for sale
my9 NORNIANsS, 16 CAMP STREET,
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A CARD.
GUINNESS a. co.
No. LIZ CAMP STREET,
II Have received a few of
DR.. MooRHEAD's Eelc and Improved
GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINES

Magnetic Machines with positive and per
in all Rheumatm chronic
either in the lead joints limbs Gout Tic Dooureux Nervous
and Sick Headach Paralysis Patsy Fts Epilepsy, DysPspss
paptauon OF the Heart Spinal and Hip Compants Stess Of
JOINTS Lumbago, Neuralgia Physical Debility
Nitrous Diseases As preventive OF APopexy the Machine
confidently recommended and in the confirmed Sero
ua Dopsy Erypeas Deafness Curvature OF the sPne and ali
similar complaints its effects equally successful
Each Machine compncy arranged with the Battery and all
appliances rosewood boxes Accompany
Jog each containing full simple directions
its aud application which
mendd Any person ordinary intelligence successfully
h Msehne hing regarding is perfectly simple and in
tellig be-
Every family should possess one these beautiful instruments Ii
will always companion very hast
physical time Of need.
Price of the Machines complete, Tive I've llars, They
be readily snd safely Of the world and each nstu
WPTranted.
For " holtsae and retail ~
GUINNESS & co. IL Camp street,
mylO 81 2p Dealers Fancy Goods Guns Pistols ID Pens
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.Iasst .ReceLUed,

n7- And for sale at
J. B. STEEL'S
N. o. StatiOners' Warehouse, IA Camp st.
Lectures and Essays by Henry Cicero de ocis, with Notes.
Giles. In vols Indexes, By Professor
Powers OF Man Thacher of Yale College, New
Edited by James Walker, DID Haven
Annual of Scientific Discovery, ByIne's Dictionary
Book of Facts for 1850 Engine
MfHn Railway Curves and ing, No.S Price rs cents
Tangerts New edition, 1880 Arnos Gothic Architecture ap
Colmans European Life and Piled modern residences
Manners. 7and 8, double number.l Price
The Poultry Book. By Bennett so es IS myl3 3Stp NV
Check Books,
On the Branch of the Louisiana state Bank,
on hand and for sale by DAVID FELT CO.
myls3t Stationery Hall, "a Chavtres street,
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Notice 80; Younger Brothers of Temper
MMyXzM ances ,sa-.5sS
SSyNy& TT The members of WASHINGTON 5EfS5S1&
sZAASS FOUNTAIN No l. Y. B. of T., particu 5fNS
skSs$ larly requested to attend a meeting held SN
Lhs Hal Of the Fountain, No. 30 Tchoupoulas ee
WEDNESDAY EVENING next 18th inst general atlendr
requested business Impotence will laid
tain. by ordee. P. H. WILIIARD d. B.
my3 ABRAHAM LUNA s.
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Books, Rare and Scarce.

Books, Pamphlets, Prints, Pictures, Cards, etc.
tB- large collection OF Books print every
of Enowledge Scrap Book Prints old Novels and
Musci Scientific Mechanical aud Classical Boots Magazines and
Reviews anguags Cheap Reading Odd Volumes
Books, Paintings Id Pictures sold commission
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE,
my9 If 1883 Comp street.
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STEAM Boar DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE
From the officers Of the steamer Autocrat, we learn
that the steamer Columbus, Capt Post, on her trip
hence to st. Louis, collapsed the flue of one Of her
boilers on the 9TH inst. when near Island No. A,
killing eight deck passengers and two firenen.
Some five or six deck passengers, being frightened,
jumped overheard and found watery grave The
Columbus was lying at Cairo on the Sth inst.
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NOtice.-The undersigned, retiring from the No
aa Business would respectfully recommend his Office
Mr. VIM MONAGHAN and his late ging clerk GEORGE
RAREsHIDE, to the favorable notice bis old friends the
public in general with the that all affairs may
inrustsd to them will be faithfully efficiently attended
mh27 DANIEL, l. RyCARDO
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Benefit and last appearance of Mrs. FISHER.
tBr On TUESDAY EVENING May H. the performances will
with GRAND OVERTURE by the Amateur orches
ira. .. To be followed by the popular Comedy entitled
THE IRISH MON.
Msr Mira Stewart
Recitative, 1.-THE MANAGE
To conclude with
THE SWISS COTTAGE.
Corporal Max by the First Private" whose promotion II is hoped
his friends will enable him to survive.
During the evening, overurcs. Waitress Quadre and Polkas
by the Orchestra
~ Tickets 81 Ooto be had the places and from the
Active Members Doors open a! o'clock p M myli
eP- Theatre Varieties.-THOS. PLACIDE respect
place on WEDNESDAY EVENING May TO- when the following
entertainments will take places
THE NEW FOOTMAN.
Bobby Nj Holland
'" H. blake
After which, the Operate piece called
THE INVINCIBLEs.
VietorEe Mrs Howerd
A great variety Of CHARACTER DANCES, Spanish, French
and Scotch, by Mmles Hlaro Baron H. and vate Mons
Mangn, Vegas BOuxsy Pnguey ami the entire Corps de Ballet
To conclude with the Farce Of
-a A NABOB FOR AN HOUR.
Sam H0bbs Mr. W. R, Blake
Dics Dnmpy Mr. T, Plaede
myl3
EY~ benefit of the Firemen's Charitable Assoc
eaionA splendid exhibition Of FIREWORKS, prepared by Mr.
Cato will be given Lafayette Square, TUESDAY EVEN
ING May following mem
Committee and Hotels, Bookstores
In MARKS 70 Tehoupitoulas street,
J. II. CALDWELL, 10 Poydras street,
+. c. PooLE, Clerks office, Second District Court,
ii. J. LEoYY, 3 st. Charles street,
d. SHEAN at ]. Robb 4 Io.'s,
l.. G. DILLARD, Municipal Hall,
sc; RISK, Municipal Hall,
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FRoM WAsHINeToN.--x, Of the Baltimore Sun,
says: The previous agreement to present the adj
mission Of California the establishment Of terri
torial q governments for Utah and New Mexico and
the Texas boundary in one bill, stands firm. The
amount Of indemnify to be paid 10 Texas is pretty
well Fixed at ten millions Of dollars. the sum origi-
naly intended to be put in Mr.. Douglass bill; but
il is not improbable the sum will be amended to
twelve millions, to secure the whole payment of
the Texas debt which averages that amount The
amount Of land to be ceded by Texas will be about
125,000 square miles-room enough for hand
some State.
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Dry Goods: Dry Goods :

PINNEY's NEW SERIES OF
French School Books.
For Sale by THOs. L. WHITE, 53 Canal street.
PINHEY'S PRACTICAL FRENCH TEACHER: o.
Neg Method OF Learning Read Write and Speak the
French Langua-e. By Norman Pinney, A. VI.
PINNEY'S PROGRESSIVE FRENCH READER
suited 70 the Gradual Advancement Vi LeHnng Generally
especially adapted 70 tire New Method with Notes Lexi-
By Norman Pinney
PINNEY's KEY TO THE PRACTICAL FRENCH
TEACHER. By Norman Pi
PINNEY'S FIRST LESSONS IN FRENCH.
PINNEY'S KEY to do. do.
BoLMA,s SERIES OF FRENCH BOOKS FOR
BoLMA,s POEMS, FABLES, PHRASES AND
VERBS, TEL .EMAQUE and HEY.
lie BRUINS TELEMAQUE IN FRENCH.
CHURCH'S SYSTEM OF TEACHING FRENCH.
PORNEY'S FRENCH SPELLER.
ADELIED'S ELEMENTARY PRACTICAL BOOK
for Learning Speak the French Language, expressly adapted
to the capacity of Children.
BA large of Spanish Italian and German School
Bee constantly on hand. myl4 4tedp
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BY telerraphic summary BY the way III Louis
Vile, we have the proceedings of Congress on the
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEHT.-Edward
H. Wright, Of New Jersey, to be Secretary of the
Legation of the United States at the Court Of His
Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias.
John d. Diomatari, Of Georgia, to be Consul of
the United States for the port Of Athens, Greece.