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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
Baltimore Harketa.

BALTIMORE, August 18th, IL N.-How.
ard street -four, SIS l2A. City Mills,
SIS 12A. Prime white Wheat, 81 90 to
81 Is. Prime red wheat, 81 O5 to ST Os
5000 bushels sold. Prime white corn.
6S cts. Prime yellow corn, 66-lO. 900
bushels sold. There is more activity in
stocks with an upward tendency.
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PERIPHERY.

WE beg leave 10 call the attention OF our friends
w and the public 10 our Very select assortment
of PERFUMERY. consisting i'm part of Barry's s.
Crum!,irs Tricopherous PhalOn's Hair Invirorator
JGlrS Haules "Iustra:'' RhnOceros, Bears. Rose,
Antique. Amber and Violet Hair Oil; Farna's Ger
man Cologne, warranted genuine; Pomatum for the
Hair, every shape and STYLE guaranteed 10 be first
rate. Also. LuhnS s Hauson's Extracts for the
Handkerchief varying from % cents 10 80 cents per
bottle; Soap, Shaving Cream, Brushes. Combs &c
J. +. ELLIS. Penn. avenue
aug between 9,h and 10th streets
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FISKS PATENT ALRIGHT
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

A RE FOR SALE By NJ. NJ. WHITE. ULDER-
n TAkER, south side Pennsylvania avenue, near
the corner of I'd street, Washington, where Gases of
all sizes can be obtained, and funerals attended TO
with economy and dispatch.
These Gases can he sold as low as good Wooden
Collins and can be furnished ready for thirty
minutes from the time the order lie gwen.
iy 9l-lmt
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ALBION HURDLE

II al MteF N G emernI,
First street. Test, betwcen b and Streets near tic
Depot,
p EsPECTFULI.Y informs the public Of Wash
IL lngton and vicinity, that he is at al times pre-
pared to execute any orders in his line of business
viz: House, Sign, and Ornamental PAINTING. i'm
all styles, and upon the most pleasing Terms Build
crs and others would do well 10 give him call as
he determined IN keep pace with the progressive
spirit of the day. aug lJ-M&Th3w*
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DR.. Won MosCHZIsKrR ocul;st

Intends shortly 10 visit the Metropolis
Ss2SnESxex - he treats exclusively all DISEASES OF
SRSTfiE EYE and EAR. and flattcrs himsei.
that ne will he able to give patients the
fullest satisfaction.
DIR. Won VI. has just received from Paris the larccst
and most beautiful selection Of ARTIFICIAL. EYES
ever imported to this country. I'm the meantime
address to No. "a, Hanover street, Baltimore
aug 2-Gt
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CAMPH1NE AND ETHEREAL OIL

A T WHITTLESEY'S on eth street. wholesale
N and RETAIL genuine article. Upon trial. if
found otherwise the money will be returned.
Also, pure Sperm and Lard Oil, raw and boiled
Linseed Oil, Meats foot Resin, and Tanners Oil
FarniShes of all kinds, Paints, Window Glass,
Lamps, sc.
On all sums of s25 and over, five per cent will be
deducted for cash. WHITTLESEY'S,
9TH street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
aug cow
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Western Navigation.

PITTsBURG, August 15.-The water in
the river is at the height of 80 inches
The weather is close, warm and cloudy,
with indications of rain. We had n
heavy shower of rain last night, accompa-
MED by lightning and thunder. Consid-
cradle damage was done to the roads in
this vicinity.
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DANK OF WASHINGTON & BANK OF ME-
II TROPOLIS Blank Checks on the above Banks
either bonnd or by the qure or sheet. Also. ten
dozen Blank Books, Memorandum Books, Pass
Books, &c. Cap, Letter, Drawing. Tracing. Tissue.
Wrapping, and other Paper. always on hand al the
cheap Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store of
JNO. +. ELLIS. Penn. avenue,
jy2l- bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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TO THE LADIES

TIME Ladies of Washington and IFS vicinity viii
IL please call on Mis- F.. q. GRIFFIN, on 18th
street, between | and X streets where they can be
accommodated with PATTERNS of the latest
styles.
She will also give lessons in cutting and fitting
DRESSES by the simplest and easy method. Six
lessons of one hour each, for So so in advance.
aug 9-eo.1*
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Ne have tor
sale 100 acres of Prime LAND. four miles from
the CITY IL is in high stale of cultivation and haS
all the modern improvements requisite for comfort
and beauty. 1t is on Rock Creek. and has 40 acres
Of Prime Bottom Land. II will he sold low and
upon easy terms. The chance now for n safe in
vr>1ment * at hand. Lands are selling all around
for 500 per acre. ThS will be sold low. and upon
very accommodating terms.
G.. II. MASSEY & CO.
Real Estate RTokers and General Agents
l)-3t
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CORN. OATS, & FLOUR
STORE. AND FOR SALE

IN STORE, AND FOR SALE
Il to suit purchasers
800 BUSH White and Yellow Corn, just received
500 Sc Prime Old Oats
300 bbls Choice Family Flour, Fox, Letter, & Co.
200 - Extra Super fresh ground, of hest brands,
for Bakers and Family use, at lowest prices
Also. a constant supply Ofsuperor Family and Ex-
ira Super, put up in Bags-quarter barrel each. by
PAUL BROWN, Water street.
GeOroetOWn August y
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New York Markets

New YORK, August 18th, Il P. NJ
Breadstuffs declined under the Americas
news. Five thousand barrels sold of State
brands at SIS 06.. Southern -four SIS 50.
Grain slightly depressed. Cotton I'M
changed. Stocks quiet.
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MUSIC AGAIN!

sN,v1 ,E,c1ol Mother, leave thy dwelling; Lady
INV MyslGI mine; The Wolf; The old veteran ;
kzzzSskk@ Sweet Lucy May; Katy Darling fare
well; Home of my youth; DO they miss me at nome;
Yes, we miss thee; My heart is breaking; voice
from the waves; My old Kentucky home; Aunt Har-
riets.Beecha Stowe; Mountain Maids invitation;
Ocean wave Qnickstep; Cameronian's Quadrilles:
Sunrise Schnttische The Polish girls dream: Katy
Darling POlkn; Fiy-away Polka: Vandalia Waltz;
Midnight Waltz; Rainbow Schottische; Passiiora
Waltz; Lone Star SchOttische; Plume Polk; Les
BOrds du Rhine; Make me no gaudy chaplet; Chant
National DIES ChOates; The Smile; Italy; Variations
on Lilly Dale, Katy Darling, Love not, The Gipsy's
wild chant, Rosa Lee, &C., &C., at
Winners Stationery, Music,
aug9 and Fancy Store 9th street.
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LfARM FOR SALE-A FARM, containing 222
acres Is offered for sale IL is on the old Cross
Road, Ia tween Fairfax Court house and Occaauon
Mills. The soil is healthy and easy of cultivation,
and one third is cleared, third good timber land
and the other third in good fencib timber. For any
particulars IN relation to il, enquire of VIM WASH
lNf1oN, Barber, Capitol Hill. aug 1885,
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Collectors Oace, July 13, 1853.

Collectors Ofaice, July 13, 1858.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-DEDUCTION
~ FOR PROMPT PAYMENT.-NOtice is here
by given that the Taxes for the year 1853 are now
due, and payable at this office; and that deduc-
ton often per cent is allowed by law for the cur
rent year, il paid before the 3lst of August ELI
suing. r. ]. ROCHE,
iy l4-eOtd Collector.
ID LAMMOND'S.
aug l2-3teo
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C. n. MYERS. Gas-Fitter.

NINTH street, one door from Pennsylvania ave-
nue., being practical gas- filter, is prepared to
&c. at the shortest notice, i'm the best manner and
on reasonable terms. aug 9-lm
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PHILADELPHIA Markafs

PHILADELPHIA, August 18th, L! P. NJ
The market is dull. Breadstuffs de-
clining.
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A>OR RENT-Two comfortable and conveniently
IL arranged ROOMS, 30 by % feet. with gas fix
lures and water in each, located on B street n, ar
Sixth. within fifty yards of PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Rent moderate, and possession given immediately.
Apply To JOHN w. BADEN.
Hardware dealer, Penn. avenue. near 9th 81.
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BOARDING.

R0iRDINGs.-Mrs. BEAII. would he pleased 10
- accommodate six eight gentlemen with board
and lodgings. Residence 4th street, between | and
h streets. augo
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EOR SALE.-t great bargain Nav be lla in
= two new two-story FRAME HOUSES. in an
improving part OF the city, few yards from eth ST
The lots are LOO feet by L. feet inches Win he
sold on good time. Apply 10
G. MASSEY & co,
Real Estate Brokers ant: General Agents
an0 I5-:}t
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioueer.
NOTICE THIS.

INHE subscriber, having engaged in business offers
To histrends and the patrons of Mr.. J. T. Radclif,
the former occupant of the store i'm Ddd-F,-llows'
Hall, Seventh STREET. GROCERIES of the best QUAIL
ity, and at the loves, market price. Call and see
him.
Just received. Shay's HAMS, Refined LeafL ARD,
Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSES. Stewards
and other Strip, Patent Sperm CANDLES, and
Family Flour 10. RADCLIFFE.
iy 21-eo
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Northern Liberties Female Seminary.
At the corner of 10th and L streets, Wnshingto
K. ELL, Principal Preceptress.

Mt the corner OF lOh and l. streets, w Gshtng t0n.
A. K. BELL, Principal Preceptress.
THE exercises of this seminary will commence on
L the first Monday of September, in a new and
commodious building, now nearly completed, where
tile airy and ample rooms will enable the institution
greatly to enlarge the sphere of its operations and
usefulness, and, in addition the present number
OF boarding scholars, others can he accommodated
WIN every essential requisite for the improvement
of mental and moral training. The government of
school and family will be characterized by love;
every care will be used to render study interesting
well as useful.
Competent and efficient teachers are engaged for
every department..
filnt"d circulars will be issued in a few days.
which can be obtained at the principal Book Stores
throughout the city. aug 10 eotSepl
QARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS received and TO
II sale at LANNON'S.
aug l2-eoat
NARPET BAGS for sale at extremely low prices,
~ at LAMMOND'S.
aug l2-eoSt
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Building Lots for Sale.

NOR SALE.-A variety Of CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale in various parts OF the city
Prices moderate and liberal credit will he given Al
so, will effect Insurance upon lives and properly IN
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MYERLE & WEBB.
aug 2-d3m Penn ave. bet. 4 \ and 9th SITS.
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A STAG CHASE,

AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
"A This exciting amusement will come off
THURSDAY next. July 2sih, and on the same day
every two weeks for the balance of the season.
Firearms and Cur dogs not admitted in the chase,
nor any cornfields 10 be- invaded on horseback.
large number OF hounds are promised.
iy 26-eO4w
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RY ADAMS & CO.'S. EXPRESS we are this
- morning IN receiI of a select assortment of Va
riegated, Camine, Tissue. and Ultamarine PAPER
for working artificial flowers, ROSEATES, &C. Al
so, few more of those magnificent Crystal Palace
and Paper Mache PORTFOLIOS; Riding WHIPS,
Canes &c, at JNO F. ELLIS
jy2s Tenn. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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ENOie SALE.-A small FARM and delightful
COUNTRY SEAT, within seven miles from
this City. and five from Georgetown. IT is situated
on the Leeshrg Pike. in healthy and improving
Eelghbnrhood. y miles from the Little Falls. Tue
improvements are commodious and tasteful. Ii is
one o he prrttiest 81 farms in Fairfax county,
1t has all the ont buildings requisite for family.
am authorized 10 sell this far Al. upon very easy terms
G. 7. MASSEY * 60.
Real Estate Brokers ard General Agents
aug l.l-.a
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FOR SALE AND RENT

y.S. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A Frame
nv House ami Lot siiuatad 10th street ono door
GiaatTom street. IL contains four rooms and pas
sage, with brick kitchen. handsomely situated. in
good neishborhood. Ii is now renting for @I25 por
year. Price on sale. 81 900. Possession given on
18th of September. THOS. Il. GRIFFIN
Penn. avenue, between 9th and lGfh streets
an. i1-laW:w
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no LET-A convenient rwo->tory Brick HOUSE
l. Oh street. between llih and 18th streets, for
merly occupied by Mr.. Sciiad. as Il tavern. Ii is
not the intention of the undersigned to rent it again
for that purpose, and any good tenant can have il
ny applying to JOHN WATERS.
aug
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"ANTED-A new BRICK HOUSE, for a small
w family, rent about 600. to be situated north
of Pennsylvania avenue, somewhere between GIL,
ard 18th streets. Possession as soon rs possible.
Address a note TO "House, - At this Office.
a,tg Il-3t&
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"ANTED.-Tbreeo or four experienced MILL
w NERS, and one or two Apprentices 10 learn
the Millinery business. The best of wages will he
given to competent hands. Apply 10 Mrs NJ. L..
DAVISON'S, opposite Iron Hall, Penna. avenue.
aug Ia
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FURNITIRE FOR sale AND HOUSE TO
Il LET.-PerSons wanting furnished House. sit
uated in pleasant part OF the city can obtain bar
gain by calling upon WIGHT Il CROSBY, Lou.i
ana avenue, opposite Bank OF Washington. The
o'ise Is nearly new, containing seven raoms with
high ceiling, and in thorough repair. The lot is 60
by 100 feet, with fruit trees, sru berry, sc. Rent
Sl50. ,ug * 2t4
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w ANTS.


WANTED.-Three or four experienced MILL
w NERS, and one or two Apprentices 10 learn
the Millinery business. The best of wages will he
given to competent hands. Apply 10 Mrs. NJ. l..
DAVIsON'S, opposite Iron Hall, Penna. avenue
aug Ia
WANTED-A new BRICK HOUSE. for small
w family, rent about $500. to be situated north
ard 18th streets. Possession as soon rs possible
Address a note to "House,' At this Office
aug 15-af
~ WANTED.-A modern built HOUSE,
III for small family. situated west of 9Th street
49, II desired il would be taken for time, and
the rent paid promptly every MONTH ANY person
having convenient house, which they wish care
fully used, would find. in This opportunity. an excel
lent tenant. Address "A n c. AT this office.
aug IL
WANTED-Scveral smart, active business MEN
10 canvass New Publications. Those having
sne,Hy ana perseverance can realize from - to So
per DAY. Apply TO B. W. FERGTSON
Fowler's Building: eth St, near f,
aug Id II Room 9. 3D. floor.
- tension of United States Cani,oI Iy.h ". -
fifty Bncklayers. To good workmen s,sad-,
ployment will he given. Wages depenS;na NIL
Skill and a'tenn'n-the average being 50 p.
NJ. c. METGS.
Captain of Engineers
In charge of Extension L. s Captol
~ 2J-t1tt
Z 000 NEGROES WANTED will pay
CsOOU the highest prices in cash, for 5000
NEGROES wifi good titles. slaves Cor life or for
term of years, in large small families single ne
groes. will also purchase Negroes restricted to re
main in the State that sustain good characters. Fam
lilies never separated. Persons having slaves for sale
will please call and see me, As l am always in tbs
market with The cash. Communications prompt,
attend To. and liberal commissions paid by JOHN n
| DEFINING, No. IL, 5. Frederick street, between
baltimore and Second streets. Baltimore, Md. Tree!
II front oil the door is 3n-tf
EH'% wANTED-t small Hot Sc. with fou
.,,l or more r.Oms. suitable for a small Store q
&SA>Shop, and situated within the limits ri 2d an,
18th streets west, and and X streets, north. An,
J person having such place 10 dispose OF, with o.
without stock and fixtures. will address "A H. H.
! Washington City. with name and locality.
! n. B.--A corner preferred. aug l5-Ma-
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At JOHN F.. ELLIS, STATIONERY &
n FANCY STORE NAV he found an assortment
of Dominoes, Chess, Backgammon, ChiIdren,s
Games, Porte Monnaies, Segar Cases Purses, Trav
cling, Fishing; Work, Gard, and Fancy Baskets,
Knives, Tea Bells and Gongs ali kinds of Perfume
ry in addition to well assorted stock of Stationery
Music, and Musical Instruments
mo. F. ELLIS
aug9 Penn ave- bet. 9th and 10Th sis.
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Charge Of Bigcmy.-A person named D.
A. Cameron, who is charged with having a
wife more than the law allows, has been ar
rested for the offence, and has ruled his case
for trial before Justice Dom this afternoon.
The case will create no excitement, and will
probably be dismissed for want of evidence,
the witnesses living out of the CITY
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T. F. Kirby, Of Missouri, and E. Bell, Of Ohio,
Late Clerks in the Pension Ofice,)
HAVE established in the City of Washington an
L Il Agency for the prosecution of Claims against
the Government. They will pay special attention
to Revolutionary Pension and Bounty Land Claims,
under the various acts of Congress-. jy l3-im
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WANTED-Scveral smart, active business MEN.
TO canvass New Publications. Those having
energy and perseverance can realize from - to Sc
per day. Apply to b. W. FFRGT1S0N
Fowler's Building: eth ST., near f.,
""s ~ ~ Room Q. ID floor.
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assault anu Battery.-Wm. Woodward and
Ann NJ. Crockett, free colored, were arrested
yesterday by officer Nesterfeld for assault
and battery on Catharine Marburg, also col
ored, and held to bail TO keep the peace by
Justice Smith.
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Election To-a,OrTOw.-The election for an
Alderman and member of the Common Coun-
ell. for the Sixth Ward, takes place to- morrow,
to fill vacancies There appears to be very
little interest taken in the matter, hut we
guess the dear people will be reused out in
due time TO exercise the important privileges
of the elective franchise. We might say
Wings Democrats to the rescue but We
do hot obserye any opposition to Mr. Morgan
for Alderman, and Mr.. Gaddis or MIR. Nenabls
for Common Council, one Of whom, in that
event must be triumphantly elected. If there
are other candidates, they have no chance
why? because they do not advertise in the
Evening Star.
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recently, and the pisements in front laid ac-
corIing to what has been considered the
proper grade, and if the older pavements are
made to conform with those in front of the
new, the side walks will be pitched above the
doorsills
Filthy Streets.-The dreadf ul news sent by
telegraph from New Orleans, of the daily loss
of life arising from the yellow fever raging
there, should be a warning to our authorities
to see that our streets, lanes, and alleys, are
kept clean. But little heed, hitherto, has
been paid to this subject, and it is our present
purpose to direct the attention of our excellent
Mayor to the condition of D street, as we'll as
9th, where may be seen every kind of offal,
garbage, decayed vegetables, and things more
filthy than any decent dictionary gives name
The stencil that issues therefrom is most often
sive, and the alley, especially, at the back of
the InteIitgencer Office, is nothing less than an
invitation to epidemic pestilence. Even the
garbage and soil, when removed, is dumped
within the precincts of the city, which, of it
self is sufficient to produce a plague, and
ought not to be permitted. But we think we
have said enough to have this evil abated, and
that without further delay.
AnotAsr Mosquito Question:" Items of
the RepUblfc does not seem to favor DR.. Here
fOrd's preventive of mosquito bites, and it ap-
pears prefers coating the body with emo
lasses and water so that the insect, when he
approaches, will stick fast, be easily caught,
&c. Whoever heard of anything sticking to
molasses and acater? Molasses alone would
c'teh the little pests, and We, therefore, sug-
gest to cur benevolent contemporary that he
coat his own body with it, and let himself out
for mosquito trap. owe publish it for the
benefit Of humanity" as sweet suggestion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-26
Our Paris Correspondence.

fAkis, june y, 1000.
The National Guard and the Army in Paris
Popular Diseontest- Petty Sorereigns Repwd,ated
Their Honorary Orders not Psrmited-IRe
Police Pienipotentiaries, and the Legislature
algeria, Switzerland and Beiginm-H Hungary,
Turkey and Russsa-Presidem Pierce, Mr.. Sotde
and the French Press-Ssnofor Bortand and III
Constitutional, &c., &c.
The most important event which has taken place
since the departure of my last correspondence is the
dismissal of the French National Guard from all the
positions where it, members were daily watching
over the safety Of Paris.
General Lawpstne, COMMANDMENT chief of the
National Guard ordered by the Minister Of War,
published on the 4th inst. proclamation to the
guard Of Paris, by which the citizens were informed
that for the future, their services would not be
ouired except at the posfe Of the Etat Mayor As
for the poste of the different city halls Of Paris where
they were daily obliged to be duty they have been
surrendered TO the regular army.
Though the proclamation Of General Lawestine
contains the best euloey possible Of the members Of
the National Guard, the citizens who composed the
militia have received this with much reluctance
and they have expressed their dissatisfaction In the
strongest manner and with the most abusive Ian
guage. This new step against the rights OF the
French citizens has caused The utmost alarm In Paris
and some excitement at the Bourse. 1t is said that
Louis Napoleon, having now obtained all that ne
wanted from the people, is aiming to disarm the citi
zens for fear that they would turn their muskets
against him in case Of some new foolish act, similar
those Of BDJogne and ouas0oarg--,a tae .aapvclA