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The water is around portion Of each cf these and
every effort being made for their safety
At seven o'clock this morning Of the section of the
old dry dock, an anmporant pnrt hoated of and went
down the river We mention It 10 show that the popular
scposition that the Cincinnati dry decks had been swept
away is unfQnnled They safely secured
Most Of the mauuaGtorGs ard mills in the bottoms and
near the river have been compelled to suspend operations
All the toses the Leyee. from Ludlow to Broadway.
and from Manto Walnut streets, are submerged,
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phoFhlssiONAL cARD.-Dr HUNTER, msaeer Of shs
Royal College OF London, and late ia Tie Hos
pial oi Consumption London, ia Washington, and
be consulted ior limited number OF weeks consumption asthma
bIonehue, his
fennsy avenue, immediately opposite Iron bai
The treatment pursued addition administration OF
remedies - that inhaiux medical either nom suitable
nstrumsn or BY Milling chamber the patients house by the
employment OF both the Of the
require
arc a me remedy Is applied directly 10 the membrane diseased
Of The patient that the feeble invalid without
unpleasant symptom and lastly and principally that has been
tesded with the encouraging
DR. Hunter is aAs, ted by Dr. Wellesley.
Hours from ., q. m 10 ., p. N.
10 lU-d3tA
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SPRING SUPPOSED TO BE THE MURDERER OF

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Au umbrella has been found in
the cellar OF the Chestnut which occu-
pied by Kinks who mysteriousy murdered last win
ter and fully identified by the Ragan family as having
been lent by them Spring, tho rderer. This goes
pretty conclusivey that he also the murderer OF
the unfortunate Kinks Indeed, there is scarcely
doubt of the fact.
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EsssaGK DsrAKrsKAT, Washington, March IS, 1885
DROPOsALs be
1855 executing the olawng 10 the piers kenne
bunki
la Two my OF heavy ballast piece
required placed along the founda
OF existing The precise position 10 be pointed
out BY he ageuto tho United States al the work
be continued baek iecly
thence wit ana lis feet the beach
be excasated IN prepare o he
Not more tan OF ms
(Which only feet wde) extends 10 uhe level
The will be from ~ 70 10 feet Ia "id
Is height IL VIII be composed OF
split than feet thick, and diminishing
wide, and pieces from thee TO nse set
long truly split with ends and sides
song close wall without mortar and no piece vis-
less width than Two eet OF
The width 10 be Two eet and
hall, the length seven feet
About cubic will be needed 10 complete ie
which durable, and free from de-
feets
approach the extremity Of the wing
wall lie along the channel OF the pier.
The their places delivered rom inc yes
Sells by derriekS, either on board or ON Shore
Offers The ballast should be by the ton OF 22o bs of
the by the cubic and for the split stone by me
cubic yard, including laying IL in the wall -,
~ JOS. O. TOTEM,
Brevet Brig. en- and Col. Engineers
be inserted in the Union lngence and Republic Wash
Post Boston, Massachusetts, and Eastern Argus
Portland Maine, weeks OF each
containing be TO the Engineer De-
partment Mar l6-eod3w
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MN. Mr.aurR Tux ,ouru.

NEw ORLKAss, April 7.--Mr. Meagher delivered three
ecures at the Mobile Ampitheatre, which crowded
every night He entertained at splendid dinner,
lust before his departure, by the leading citizens He Is
now here stopping ut the St Charles lie was cordially
received Sunday, and dned with the Emmett Guards
Carroon in company with Gen. Augustine, and a num-
Der of military On Tuesday night he his frs,Aos
tralian lecture at Odd Fellows Hall There eat
crowd and he with most enthusiastic reception He
will give another soon.
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sales Tomorrow.
by 4. N. sTRATrON, Auctioneer.

lPennsyipdnia enue, Of Ninth rssf.)
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
u TION-On Monday April Ill., the premises, NJ O'Clock
shall sell lots Nos and 10, No. 81, fronting 81
New York
containing In all $50 square feet and improved by
brick dwelling with SIX rooms.
fourth the residue payments
twelve eighteen months with interest," satisfactorily secured
Tile ndisputsbe Conyeyancng the OF the
chaser. Mar 22-eod&ds
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS April 6.-The entire Benton democratic tickle
has been elected the combined forces OF wings
antics, by about one thousand majority.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly Journal Of sixteen edited by Richard
Willis which the best musical and winters
country their medium OF communication with The
public 2o S5 WORTHY of The
best ali kinds, brilliant and Instructive
sic; complete familiar which
of attractive musical read
sketches celebrated musicians musical his
tory criticisms OF musical publ
cations pick musical
news novelty both foreign and domesIc the whole
forming complete valuable record musical art
possible The OF eho aud ladies wish
Ing who living music Stores
pecialy attended 10.
copy, 3d. COPIES S5 five copies, Sla and
sending club of hye gets extra copy for his Trouble
Willis publishers OF the Musical World and Times
257 Broadway, New York.
JouRsATbe subscribers also publish The
elegant journal of eight each
pages music (makng forty
musical reading matter The
monthly designed for especial benefit of the
musical knowledge and de
simple and whose require that should
be furnished at the cheapest possible rate II
Terms One SO cents three copies, ten copies 80
sending club OF twenty gets
extra copy for his trouble. Address DYER WILLIS
NB-Cergympn will supplied with the Musical World and
and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty five cents -,
Agents obtain subscribers for the above named pubiea
tons Liberal commission allowed
Now the volume begins the
first OF January, 1853.
Jan lB--d3m
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GALE or MusKETs, ae, BY ORDER or THE QUARTER,
~ auctonon Tuesday 2th April shall
marine barracks, in Washington, 10 O'Clock, $50
old muskets.
LOT of equipments, brass, sc. Terms cash.
Mar 23-d GREEN SCOTT, Aueuoneers.
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,on.er.

al =
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE
EHectOn Monday morning, April lth,
O'Clock shall SELL boarding kept Or, William
Jones' corner the entire furniture and
keeping effects comprising
Wanu, plush covered sofa, rocker
Mahogany hair spring seat sofa, dtvsns
Marble top centre tables, card tables
suits Of and curtains, corpics
frame mirrors, mantei ornaments
Walnut mahogany, hair and cane seat chairs
Astral lamps, chandeliers, French China vssss
Three. pity and ingram parlor and chamber carpets
Hall stai carpe,ing oil cloth, stair rods
Mahogany hs. racks hall iapps, rugs
Walnut nd mahogany dressing bureaus
wardrohes, chamber tables, looking glasses
Best curied a u hair mattresses, husk do
Feather heds, holsters, and pillows
blankets, comforts,
Painted window shades, curtains
Wrench and China dinpe md
Table cutlery, cssor., sia.s
Dining and breakfast tsbie. sideboards
Refrefators, coolers, FIRE irons
Cook-stove, radiators, a ri sbt stowe.
Itnc-covered kitchen tables, lin.
Large and erceiient assortment of kitchen utensils.
Together with ssEe number not
- "~'' = -
The fniare all in good condition. having been
whis the Lest -
Terms. so and under, cash sum credit Of vo and
-four months for satisfactorily bearing ntrr.
Jas. 4, MCGUIRE,
Rss Auction..r.
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SAILING or TIKI FRANKLIN.

New YoHK, April sy-The steamer Franklin sailed to-day
Hsvre, taking out l23 passengers and Sis79oo In
specie,
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QUsBEc April sThe assembly last night resolved that
the construction oil hip-cans between tho ST. Lawrence
and Lake Champlan would cheaper freight between
Lake Eric and New York. regain the western trade for
the st Lawrence and increase the tolls the Canadian
works. They communicated the resolution the gov.
erno
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by GREEN & SCOTT. Auot,one.r..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-On
Monday, the 4h April shall in front OF premises,
O'Clock, excellent
house. good rooms, the which
being all
fronting 10Th
SOUTH running los feet 10 inches alley
Smithsonian Institute,
one-fouh cash balance In and years
for the deferred
from Of sale deed gwen and deed OF taken Ii
indisputable.
GREEN SCOTT,
Ap la huctoneers.
0y- The above sale II postponed in consequences OF
The rain until Monday the lin instant hour.
GREEN SCOTT,
Aucuoneerr.
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SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-John Miller, the postms
ter gave a splendid entertainment at Joness Hotel da
to the members Of the press.
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TRAVELLING Dress GoOds.-Just received,
mouseaine de baizs assorted material made
pcssy travelling bathing
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Il co.
An lO-3tif
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ny Il. N. sTRATroS, Auct,onser.

II. N. NmcuOneeT.
SUPERIoR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE &C,
Aucon.on Monday morning. April llth 10 O'Clock,
between and NORTH Capitol
north Old Cspio) shall sell without the family
leave the city
One s,x- and a half piano forte, by A. Stein
Mahogany marble top centre table
sofa and rockers
Map ca % chairs rockers
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and other tables
Looking glasses, mantsi- ornaments
Double single bedstesds
Superior beds and mattresses
Washstnn ds and toilet sets
Paor, chamber, and stair carpets
Dressing and plain bureaus, stair rods
Window curtnips, shades, and fixtures
Crockery- and glass
Together general OF kitchen requisites.
SIS under cash 425, thirty and
credit satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest,"
Ap Odd
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NEW Spring Goods-BARNES MITCHELL, without
IN articles, customary, would respectfully
spring and goods embracing description and
material.
extraordinary bargains in goods Purchasers
respectfully invited to give them early call
and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
Ap l0-3iaw3wif
ACtHD.1he attention Of persons furnishing respectfully
n
Monday, H. al 10 O'Clock boarding kept
bedding Au all of quality, having been
months.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
. APP l0-d Auctioneer.
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DIED,

In this city, Wednesday the 29th u Mrs CATHARINE
DENT, painful illness Of months
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THE Mrn,s Bride ny r. y Arthur.
i summer crpi.. in the Mediterranean BY Mp Willis.
ADJ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PASSAGE on Az INDEMNITY nrLL

y
Bo,Tos, April S.-The house today passed to a third
reading the bill indemnify the sue by the destruc
lion OF tho Usune Convent in 1884, to the OF
$50 600
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NEW GOODS--wILLIAM TUCKER, Lane fuckers Build
~ ing, psnnsy avenue between ~ sud 9th
pleasure informing b
OF
So goods suitable sendem.n wear which he
his and on
the reasonable for cash.
Mar 25-dlm
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p ~. HoOE a CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
cssp~'na hoos oil coshs nss'ng curfsin msssss
sheeting blankets, generally
Ps~nsyvsnfa avenue between TIN and ssh streets Wssns
n. q.
Aag MI
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The new York and Liverpool United States Nail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
The Atlantic Capt West
i.
Ihe capt C0mstoek
~~> These ships having been built BY
RA0YA pre- for service
LE1T,kk4R engnes
r.l&7 to insure strength and speed; and their
for elegance
Price passage New York Liverpool 1rst ESQ
cabin Exclusive of $500
From Liverpool New York, $40 and f20
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship,
No berthx an be secured until paid for.
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SPRING MILLISERH.-NlTs. ANN H. CLARK will
y Thursday, TN Instant splendid assortment OF French pattern
hats ofhe latest from Paris very beauhu ave'y
fashionable hats
Of description great variety Of misses and chill
drens flats and hats the beautiful variety flowers bands
which calls the attention the
ladies generally.
three doors OF post Office Georgetown, d. c.
Repairing az usual neatly executed.
~
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United States boundary Commission,
W.sHIkuTOS CITY March 2o, 1858

WAsHIsoTos CITY, March 25 1853.
limited appropriation for continuing the
boundary line between the United States and the
republic MeIico Of aud the uncertainty
employees attached TO the boundary
said commission, not appoint
the United States Secretary OF the In
terror, hereby discharged - .u
ROBERT b. CAMPBELL,
Mars Commissioner.
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MILK silver spring fsrnr.-Tbe undermined Gin
nj milk Washington engage. th.t m.
be ~ the hest qpsty from
clover bay and meal Customer.
dairy, and Of =.
which The health Of her families VIII In degree depend
&-.Ef.E.E .t@a AGFRED l. pRANy.
Ap S-aav2w Manager Of Silver aestna raru..
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MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Bosson by
Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
and conveniences sccommcds
ton Of travelling public.
-dly
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UNCLE TOMS CARIN.-A hfe-fike dseuesotyp~ NJ Mrs..
stows author OF Uncle Tom. Cabin" IL exhibition Of
Whi'ehurst Gallery, together
with portrait OF sontss, the famous " Queen OF Song"
f--Sn
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OFFENSIVE BonrdinK-House for Rent.-The
"a brick houses recently occupied by Mrs. Laura Reed
side OF r. street. 4th for They will
will
and immediate application
N
9th and 10th
An a
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REFHiGEHATORs.-ao refrigeraors sale at my fumi-
IL 9Th opposite the Exchange Bank
They embrace Keeping everything
Price s35. Please call and
they can't be beat.
Ap6-haw5w N. NJ McGREGOR.
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L IltST time In Washington at Iron Hall, FennsyiVa-
l. naayenue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMISsION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.
magnificent painting the first and best Of has
exhibited this except IN Philadelphia In
give opportunity the Of admission during the
week. will IS all the house Children
under 1874 Doors evening al Il panorama
AT ~
I3-uu
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SHAwIS, sHAWLs! -YERBY, TEBBs, & VERIFY hav,
y this day opened large lot of beautiful spring haw, consisting
part, Of
SO small figured Cashmere for Is, worth 90
so do do do for 4, do
so do do do for 3, do
With a general of cheap shAws ranging from
81 Call and examine the OF 7 and Penn
syvana avenue.
APP 2-dlwif
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COuTHERN md Lands sale Er
ehanreLsnd. States Of Texas, Loui.isns, and
snce
Minnesota Immediately ser its organization, ~ be sold such
10
A exchanged
n. n. CHREVER,
Mar oo-oswom lint. 18th street, opro.iss Treasury
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nHOCOL ATE, Cocoa. and Bromn.-W. BAKER & COZ
Vanilla Premium chocolates. and broma
which have been awarded by the chief institutes
the Union, for by all The principal groceries IL
United States, md by their agents:
Husey Murray New York Grant and Twels, Philadelphia
Thomas " Brundge, Baitmue Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
WALTER BAKER, Il CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass
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was public accommodation N The establishment for

was public accommodation Ia the establishment for
pubic purposes of this Improvement OF q railway in
the great thoronghaie the avenue Of the oity lead
ing to the business part OF the town and that
to render that object eectuaI and efficient It was in
dispensably necessary, for the accommodation OF all
parts OF the city, that there should be in connection
with the main trunk transverse and local
conveyances at suitable distances from Broadway
tho main trunk to the river upon each
side. This could only be accomplished by the
means OF omnibuses; that the committee of the cor
P0ration had this question before them, and so de-
cided that in this emergency, and under these cir
cnmstances these applicants undertook to effect that
OBJECT ny the purchase OF the lines of omnbuses
ming on Broadway, and placing them at suitable
distances along the road az TO carry passengers
along the lateral streets. and the transverse upon
either side; that in the agreement for that purchase
they bad expended or become liable To pay upwards
OF half million of dollars that The s6minittec re-
ported to the Board this part OF the sysem which
was to be adopted and that the conditions annexed
TO the resolution referred to, are part If tho accom-
mediation to be provided for by the applicants Under
these cumstances, VIC submit that the application
before the two Boards-and which they have grant
edwas at least equal, if not far preferable TO any
offer that has been made by any other association OF
individuals; and we trust. if tie Court please that
this Court VIII not be influenced by considerations
growing from charges unsupported in point OF fact
and which have no immediate connection with the
true questions now at Issue between these parties;
and we have full aud entire confidence that ths
Court upon consideration Of the merits Of this whole
question, ~ between these applicants and others,
will find no just ground for arresting this great public
Improvement upon which may say, confidently, de-
Ponds the future growth and prosperity OF this great
metropolis, and preventing i'll future that ruinous
drain Of our population TO the surrounding cities and
villages, ana the promotion OF that Increase OF pDp
lation and strength in our upper wards, which viii
give 10 the city vast increase 0. ttxthlc capital
and stimulus to The growth, prosperity. and trla
greatness OF this metropolis Of The New World
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only realize fair prodis but that tho amount OF eAsl
halaineaa sbOuid M very iar,n

only realize tair prods but that the amount Of tAs
business should be very iarge
On review Of the report Of the Cumberland lyoa.
Company, the basis of remunera.~e business n
estimated on sending to market 900 tons Der dlem
consequently If their trade be ourtaied TO 900 tons
per week. with prospect OF further dsoroass
they vii find it impossible to meet their current OK
penses. Within six weeks this company sent from
their mines $500 tons weekly; during the week end
ing Feb.6, l276 tons were sent; and, BY the Last
weekyreturns the company sent but 0i4 tons being
about $50 tons daily Il is somewhat uncertain who
Their the cause OF this great and rapid falling or u
to be attributed TO the nerlority of the Cumberland
coal the increased rate Of miners wages or to NE
emharrassments Of the railroad company connected
with the transportation incident to the through trade
from the Ohio river.
The Parker Vein Coal Company it is said, have
purchased the interest of the New York. Baltimore.
and Alexandra Steamship Company, in all the ships
now building for them in Philadelphia. The number
Of shps, when completed, will be fifteen. Four II
them will be ready in March next.
The Fayetteville IN. CO. Observer, OF the 1sth,
states that speculations TO the amount Of severs1u
hundred thousand dollars have taken place in the
Deep River coal mines, within the last ten days A
finn in New York has purchased for $50 900 an ia
erest of onehalf in the Taylor lands owned by Hoa.
high Waddel. Judge Nash, John A. Gilmcr. Esq,
Or. MeC'eDahsp, and others. L. J. uughtou, Isu.
las sold the right to get coal his lands for $40 O0o
in cash and thirty cents per ton Tor every ton mined
with condition Chat ut lts rs much shall be taken
annually as 70 produce him 10000 year for twcnty
years.
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Who Discovered tho South Pass.
Npw Y0pu Eah % 1QS3

TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
often see Col. Frcmonts name mentioned in your
paper ms the disc0verer of the "South Pass Of the
Rocky Mountains" This Is mistake; and. for the
truth of history alone, | will inform you that Mr.
Ramsay Crooks, of this city, came from the Columbia
river TO ST. Louis, in the year 1872, through the
south Pass and from that time ~ the present mo-
ment the "South Pass has been as well known 10
the traders and trappers who make their headquar.
ters in 81 Louis as Broadway is known TO the cit-
1fus N New iogk, Wssr s8s.