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r1xsIpKNrIAL MOVEMENTS.

\ The Paulding (Aiirs Clarion, which il among
the most, ii not tie most influential democratic
Journal In our sister State, brings forward the
names of James Buchanan, Of Pennsy lssniss
for President, and Jefferson Davis. of Missis-
sippi, for Vice President
We are well aware that cur ootemporary Of
the Clarion is an experienced and we'll posted
politician; but, to use o piney woods phrase; il,
he hasn't ssgot ahead Of the hounds" in this
instance, We are altogether mistaken. Our
Mississippi confrere would sooner see Jefferson
Davis Woe President, or president ,ce would
sooner see him in the first than in the second
place, if he is to have the one or the other
than any man living, yet goes to work in the
very way to deprive him even Of the Vice Preai-
dency If James Buchanan is nominated for
ths Presidency, the chances of Col Davis for
the Vice Presidency are not worth a straw. In
such an event, the hazards are twenty to one
that one of Mr.. Buchanan's Oldest and truest
friends --an honored citizen of Louisiana--will
carry off the second prize within the bestowal
Of the Democratic National Convention. We
allude to Senator slidell, whom we know to be
a shrewd tactioian and indefatigable worker.
He will do all he can for Buchanan, and
Buchanan win do all he can for him. Concede
the nomination Of the latter, and the success Of
the former may be set down as ssfxed fact"
If our brother Of the Clarion, actually and
sincerely desires the nomination Of Col Davis
| to the Vice Presidency, he should go in for the
two D's Dallas and Davis. That's the ticket,
now in process Of rapid construction, all over
the country
By the way, is Gen. Quitman glorious old
Chapultepeo- be shelved with beggarly seat
in the House Of Representatives? If SO, he has
performed an immense amount Of labor for a
poor reward And how often must Senator A.
G. Brown save the Democracy of Mississippi
from defeat before his name is mentioned in
connection with national honors' S
Well, we hope all parties concerned will have
a good time Of it before they get through.
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Gatety Ineate s.. ai,a

GGtety Iheates4. go
Under the management Of Mr.. DION BOuRoIoAuLT.
| OPENING NIGHT,
This Theassr will be opened tomorrow, {55e, va G
= 5=99 SATURDAY NIGHT. LIST pECEl dRER. zla.t - s
has bsen selected from the Sass
Americas Tho several departments Of ire snd.r The
direction of illts lts- s,z3 Il zig 81! .sl g 1T
u y. =. n THAYER citing Manager.
ar. CON age Manager
''aSsuf hosskF conductor Of Orchestra.
From thu Porte Saint MARTA hsaisaYs H. and hs Royal PIN
eess. Thsatsr Lendan, y = 1864 s.
sr, :, sesne Artist
s'snor MhzzADRI .Co,tums
Under their srtornspee, the Gaiety
viii be found ~osthy Tho 10 and elegant building
placed BY the mslchan'a New Orb pre-
@ sent mana cement, - NJ
ihs price Of admission will be ft.ZHf
sEVENTY-FIy5E GENTS
3 ToAn Parts Of = as fiosss 5atas 2 g77
exception Sunday night, when 90 admission will ba @
FIFTY CENTS 10 ALL ARTS OF THE HOUSE,.
oay mitsd nunber Of may " the oms
hs mar will ample aad good
daa for hs public msy sss :. sish. viii ..
cured seat. 84 - - . " +. 5i
On SATURDAY rvEsIso, iaCSasrR l. as psr,srmps.. will
oPENIN ADDRESS,
itlS 8tft# w spoksnby Mr.. BouRe4CAuLT.
interrupted ey John u r W +. Iohn.or, p,apal
son'eda Of tia Boston hssass) Place; Hsradss
MT copanii Mr. Morton; sss Hsy Hudson; Mas wooawardt
mi,a Fanny Blake; Mia gnnaa lake, Miss Hcward M, w
~ aikpE Ms ss.spkh Miia Helen yatss Mia
a,e, A'ss Aidred and M JessL MsIsan Mrs sasxnan.
Aissf which she cons dy IA Two 4, as.snlIisa :, -,
q. USED up
81 Tseonslud. with ths Fne. Of 49,
FORTY WIhA:s.
~. = which Mr.. jobs r. ~sa swii sppsah
me Boz oee a - CO. sx k. on..tn
may be secured for tbs foo-i.~. sht : -
h* salts sofas s1eusy,,, q ps,is, i
efAasn respectfully sshst shs sas p.rsisa
ssnsmsn will assesns b. p,,ma cd 10 aessev thsn
AsV ~ Mx Rx nsx Bssk.Ksspw.
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THE r1anmnN-rHn FIRE ORDINANCE.

The denouemenf Of the difficulties between
the Fire Department and the Common Council
is ut hand On Saturday, according to adyer.
tisement, the various companies represented il
the convention held on the Goth inst, will as
semble on Canal street in full uniform, theme,
march up Camp street to Lafayette Square, AND
there formally deliver over to the Mayor the
fre apparatus belonging to the city now in their
possession. The procession will be large and
imposing; the occasion viii possess an interest
not untinged with melancholy, for thousands
there are who will view the dissolution of our
Fire Department with unaffected regret our
selves among the number. We would have pre-
ferred that the disbanding Of the companies
should have taken place under other circum-
stances.
These feelings, We apprehend, are participated
in by large majority of those who favor the
creation of q Paid Fire Department, while at
the same time they accord full credit 10 the
efficient volunteer organization which has ex-
listed here for years. II would have been much
better for tho dremen and city government to
have dissolved partnership on friendly terms.
There is little doubt that the pay system win
prevail in al large cities Of the Union ere long.
II should have been adopted at the commence
ment; for no community has right to the SER
vice and heslth-sacrifcing labors Of portion
Of its members, without returning them an
adequate compensation Whether the contract
system, sanctioned BY the Common Council, and
approved by the Mayor, will work as well as
inc slightly different system which has obtained
e oIner CITIES, remains to be seen. We hope
me success Of the future will far outstrip the
sntloipatiens Of the most sanguine friends Of the
Measure.
AZ all events, the ordinance is now a law
anether the experiment will prove successful or
unsuccessful, time and the practical workings
7 the system, alone can determine. We hope
nuch from y. In the meantime, the people Of
ssw orleans should give ita fair trial. Let ii
tand or fall ON its merits.
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.fsso Dry Gooas store Z,

i. Levels a Co.,
ale splendid asess If DRY GOODS Of thss Own
INFORMATION. and OF tAs sylss asscspoos MI,
BLACK SILKS.
Plain and Ftsussd n0ULT DE soiE
ARMURE, vENETIESNE, RoyALE;
RApzINIR, eros p'ALMA, LAvANTINE;
Plaid and BlfPsd PEKlN. e@
COL0RED SILKS.
GREG DE- Naples Of ali coloss;
aRos DE NAPLEs, Striped and Plaid Colorsi
Nav Style roUIARD RoBRs
Plain sud Fancy MORE ANTIQUE, etc;
Rlch wsddinr Dresses MORE ANTIQUE;
Rich FLOUECED DRESSES;
New Style FL0UNcED BAREGRs.
EMBRtOIDERIEs.
Amaguisssnt assortment 81 all The new styss-
COLLARS. CoLLARKrTEs, BERTHEs. BAsaUEsi
Enoroidsrsd HANDKERcHiEFs. CULTURE SKIRTS
ID MOURNING ROBES BANDS, Of all doseipsoaa !
chidrsn's Mar.ilea ROBES. croAKs. PAlETors. stSi
Chldron's MUSLIN PANTELETS and APRONs;
Rich CAshMERE sHAwLs; I,
Rich Canton GRAPE sHAwLa;
Rich Plaid WOODEN sHAwLs;
Rich REAL LAcEsH
r Rich Black GRENADINE SHAWIS;
Black Msno AMI Cashmere sRAWLs.
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, ETC.
Plain and Embroidered VELVET cLoAEs tf
Plain and Embroidered CLOTH CLoAKs;
Missss' CLOTH TALNAs and PARDEssUs,
New Btylas MAETiLLAs and FELERINEs
JouvIN KID CLOVIS, PARAsoIs and MARouIs1s,
Rich FANS. vALsNcIENNEs and ALENcoN LACTs;
New Style TRAININGS, for clo.ks, Dresses, ste.
FRENCH AND IRISH LINENS
lo-s, lit -4LINEN sHEETING;
- and 81 PILLOW LINENi
TABLE DAMAsK, Of nll qualities;
DAMASK CLOTHS and NAPKINs;
BsstsHIRTfNG LINENS, .t ~ s2
HUcKABAcKs and DIAPERS;
BoBINETS for Mosquito Bars
BROCHE MUsLINs fer Mosquito Bars
Embd MUSLIN CURTAINS and QUILTS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COTTON AND SILK
HOSIERY.
Ladisr CLOTH TARTAN;
Plasa Cashmere D'Ec0sSE aud DE LAME;
Riet Printed DE LAME and PoPELINEs -~
FRENCH CALIC0ES -r ..-.s
Bee BED BLANKETS, etc; a-... -+~
French Muslin FLANNEL. Real Welsh do; s,- ys.,
Pushed MARsEILLEs, Resl Swiss MUSLIN; .,...l
Black Ensli.h GRAPE, ILLUSION and BoBINET, etc.
J. LEVOIS s. CO.,
mons apSt Corner Bourbon Canal streets.
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AMusHMHNTs THIS nvsNrNc

81. CHARLES THEATER. sc Camille and ..sud.
den Thoughts,' - '''-
souTHERs orEsA Housn.-songs, dances, and
matrimonial music. 81 -,
YANNucHrs AMERICAN MusRun. --Wax statu.
axy and enrioaitiss - 's's'1-
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GsleSrapbeo n The main Crescent
Hor-ARarvAL or TIE ATLANTIC,


NEW Yosx, Nor. 40 O'Clock, P. Tho new govern
n1sSt q Nicaragua has imposed IN ID salOss duty on all
foreign imports, to be paid In ooin.
1 NV onk, NOV. ~ u O'Clock, I'm --Ths Atlantic
has not.yst arrived.
River Inteliigsnca,
sLoulsrllE, Nov. 1.-The river 10 Of o stand with r
feet in the canal Tbs Ambassador arrived from New Or
ssns and the John p Tweed and Virginia departed for
that port. 1858
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coNvEarros or THE FIRE DErARrmrrr.

NEW ORLEANS, ssth November, 1876, y
70 accordance with resolution adopted On the oh
.h the several Fire Companies requested mss
form on SATURDAY is December, O'Clock A. NJ on Canal
street, thence % proceed through Camp a.ys ssssTs
ana Surrender to biz honor tas Mayor hs apparatus
sion belonging 10 tho oily. g
The Posession win form the son anal street. The
resting on Rampant srsst and viii M
ffFE TIT By order, SAT DIXON 4pres;dant
n' L. ROBERTSON, JH Secretary. 4z'f5s3 NOES spM
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CorroN. The receipts yesterday, up to 9
o'clock, 7. Nj, Were--by tho New Lstona, IS
bales; Linden, from Bayou Tensas, 1896; Bella
Donna, from Williamsport, Ala; ,. M Relf
from Trenton. 1890 Music, from Port Hudson
18l and Eclipse, e49 Total 2, 794 balsss
2s5 hds spgar, and 2. 472 bbls molasssa.
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es- a RErR1Ev. we do moi refer q ,,i !.

psvs IRON capital punishment allow toitsrs nom
Waloh respite sausy dsrabs. We refer word
Al ne horrors OF Indigestion summed TO he
y tha psna and hsrasing disease only
hopes but the eersaioy of Immediate rssf
cure Ihss tonc cordial and atsrsvs principle Hos
German Eitsrs which inevitably hanfss the
action OF tbs stomach and iscove orgns the
Sissas and raaoea to health. by Dr. c. Jackson
sPhA zee advertisement. nod 1md&w Y
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Notice.

Notice.
To persons owning Taxas Land Scrip Head Right Csrf-
Gates, Bounty and Donation Warrants se
fhe uadsruisnsd having the Land business r
long e aud having perfect knowledge Of the Land sysse 10
Texas nom szpsisuoe solicit patronage from all having
elsansin eur Stste.
h edsos having deal Of time IN locating and sur
yns the middle and upper pcrea q the State
al regulate good locations en- any Of
inappropriate Lasds Ii. State He will make The selections h@
ssh 90 the The locations made as
they will in markell ~ arc
preparing fos trip woods and will starr - scoa
get saheisat Der Of certificates. We insure Fese
or ne charge. locate Lands szosr sssa
sxaxnins tsas'A 9t5l-5 55sa ts.aa' 4 s=5sEtt
E Our charger onshird Of The Land OF esah per ses
paying all sxpsns delivering the patent 20 ,hs owner
T Send q, ,rHcsss Thcas who send BY mall shouid
tsep The .ubs sse Of hs original grantee Of
shs and II u csn BE- easily osaasd
u y GRIFFIN BLHDsoK.
Asstia TEXAS oss- "a ID, 1885.
r eferenesst....
Gov n pEAsA ,Ausus Texas. y 81 49, s
sYf.n ~ III HEII. do do 5t.zA4 ls'
nALIINcEa JAa cKs Atornsys at Law. asvssion.
NJ L. IL DUNCAN, Co n1nissioa Merchant New ohsAas
y.JMeMAH0N %. do DO Do
/. ANDERSON BoYLa IS. Attozasys Of Law, Hobiiss
HrN J0HNsoN, yi<h iberg. Nia.
esa. THos.A sRuN IN. Nsrssa %. ~ sfssAWss
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 80, 1866.

Any person having COPY Of the CREs-
orr b dAts October 4, 1864, viii confer an
eisl fAsex BY leaving the same at this office.
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connection with national honorss 1gf
i Well, we hope all parties concerned will have
| a good time of it before thew get through
i ---- ssa
Rerc,,t 31,,bI;ent;o,,e
f Y.eet'DsV.
The WoRKs o. CHARLES LAMB with Sketch of his Life
and Final Memorials BY Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd.
a TWO Volumes view iofk hArper Brothers.
~ OH .ns TANKS q reaasts mas nos o. some time
OF osner Wnleo sWAy noufS u exquisite aeiignt and
graenoas'on peiusns Ing aua'ns anu aaeer pages Of
Hha = sucu snele w ne VI nieh'ai wealth. remains
unexplored 70 NM whose Hohness ana variety is not
aquaied IN inc catalogue q mouefn with all
tbs brilliant fancy o. HOOD tne peetics taste OF Cole
an1 ~
another faculty and frame Of mind peculiar to himself
which made him pet and younger brother in the great
fraternity Of English scholars and authors. s@ 81 q
ALI who wish to enjoy authorship that clear pure,
sparklingwithout stills or any aectationshould make
Ella one Of their first purchases The present edition in
two volumes, well printed and well bound
Mexico AND ITS RELIGION with Inoidenta Of Travel in
that Country during parts Of 1851 ~ 5s
ana h,seor,cat Nosces o, Events connected with
| lions. New York: Harper & Brothers :
Yf A.. Atox,.,, NAV bo Al raxs- b.ar s,,.,t - 49,,
can newspaper correspondents been scattered thL i
the leaves Of Valambroa lover Its whole territory the
present publication weud have been Of
As 1t s the reader win find great amount Of ,,afrl
knowledge Of all kinds abbreviated FORM contained
in it and can therefore, reach the kernel without boring
.h.,,,, . a,.t s.r,a;r,, .n. - -, 80 Dola"s
-. III. q. NJ. o,,aa,s.tt,, -. water
m halter for M borribs nictor;., ho,chs,
No., -, - g WIN
Tdia vaman J, Nav york Harnar u yp,l .ents VI an
Wa have not read all Of liz as vt ~. =.
hrosk;rc ovsr vel, obsyad ,r,l. .,a;nst onos'
-. Ssss asass W'sny- WASN'T
chantera and the psual amop,t os = ~
svs ~ rs hoohs has onny;n.sa .ae must %
J. n steel, No al Camn str.at has .,nnn;s, 4,
SfsS- - A.
TO YOUNG fHfsIeIAS Just entering upon prac
phiins. samnson 4 "a = =, -" = eec. Boston :
We are indebted to NJ Norman Il n.,,, 49,.
under the at Charles Hota for oonv ~ X anu
verv va,nab,a ho,t - :. rs 'acA'ons
the ,ned;ca fratsrn;tv a., th,. 20, Wv "
;,, . . ... - - ~ say osnef eountry, nave
scal ssu,,tioy, and OIL SOUND
SN ,' "nu -" NAYS petter improved their
pppot'unses' IT. 'acAsoh ID member Of numerous
- ssA % Aiefcah mea,cai societies. and
''e-e'e' = = A'o'n ne ~ respected.
~ aaASr OF tne Lost Wife. New York; Garrett
M e.
we ars lnaee1ea 70 y. nj. Norman St. Charles Book
se onafies hotel Tor copy of recent
p .N,a - 'efy oons'eeranie interest None Of our
N i0'e " pa'oha'ins COPY.
fHE atoRA " EieEists collection Of Church Music,
ment az Ira ~ nsW ana practical arrange
ton Phillips, Sampson 8 o.. Y Y .i'ishl', DOE
new musical WORK, intended for tbe uss ~ .,n,,,
ohoirs, 1t is book Of new usicnot sra,v ~,
sic book-and is worthy !, new mu
OF church ohors - SA'o'e = oonsise
= Sarv n. = w. n,.,o, .3se r'#
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AZ AsRlckN Ousron.--In cameo an na.;,..
sisss for ysar 81 s,.i Il = aas.ses
~ sse aatishsds the wedding d eslehrsssa Eli,
1ne missionaries triea 10 abolish tbIs onsto,,
saeesss the lo.hsss declaring tb.t i
z shs hsppinsss y hsir daughters !, 49,
unien win persons x,t sh ss .',s
A1a sssupsEs tey xsrs euaiassd - 'aAs''s
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= Y sAid that Mr.. Dcbbin Ii about ID resien
re ssesstaryship Of the Mary Ia conssqusnce
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SSfpes'aUHye
THE SUBSCRIBERS finishing Of Al ths Aaau.e.cry Ia
this city, "a anususiy large aud elegant alsorneatof
SILV ERWARE IVY
OF NEW PATTERNS Winter TAa. to which ,bsy eua
n.s aes q sAs City sud Country Thsrsioek
The largest in the Southwest and bk In this city
supervision. they give FULL
GUARANTEE that lis quality ia EQUAL 70 COIN. +
~ We are making
WATER and MILK PITCHERS 5#r q
ssa5 H-4 COFFEE snd TEA SETS, r. s'54ts.gH ga51
cUrSl and GoBLETs, ava slR
BUTTER TUBS, sat 81. s=tisalis 3 In srsa. vr,.sv.
iE8G SUGAR STANDS, rs 4tz=ss..3,E 80 s l9's,
1853 #a9 FRUIT Stands tsaA a5si s. 9ai w,
rH = 4s$5 CAKE Baskets, $50 Us n
=-==a- z = s. = 5.egts 9 SALT cELLARs,
= ASKS s NAPKIN RINGS,
And great many Ornamental Piece. for As Table, and articles
Of Plata for presentation. Hsds large Of sFooNs
FORKS etc., Of every Pass. All u,srlug
~ s. ..iz a ss5 HYDE q GOODRICH,
mole 9ptaeel Of Canal snd Royal slrssts, !.
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RensaVnt.

Removal.
CrOckery, China, Glassware,
....ANB....
FURNISHING GOODS.
Tbs subscribers have from thar old sand "a
street. to
~ CAMP STREET. ~
OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL,
Whore they opening complete Gooisia their
line, which they Offering REDUCED PRICES whoss
rstAl. -4 rs
E% Goods will bs 70 any Ear. Of the city.
P r. FELL & CO.,
nosS SPIN II Camp s.rset..
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FRANK SHAW, JR., d co.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
~ ehsais and Dealers Is wssssH Produce No. Tshonrtosa.
sassat New 0slsaas. e5SR
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OurJob Office, since OUT removal 10 new qnati'
efs. hiss bern enla.stL, and IMPROVE tY the adj IL
ton Of new niaienais. lnseIsc;lag our nlatsIla.s
xs keep race win the fashions Of he LAY AMI The
demands Of Tie pablo, an " uddlat sSwe aEs
constantly IOl0s, uew AMI lashlonitle sllHs Of
type 10 our aS"umentwn,neSsE lhrts IS an III
prOvsmrnl in Tic uIi, Ogr JO5 OGi e has teen rA
pande,l into Onrct t6eiatkts, uui Je.tlnths vest
lie employ nJ PETS US Iutihstsst y VtHn'rn' and
4etsspsetr9lly solicit business 'Ien, snd oil Ill.
9Je.rs COtds, Cttcuiats, llleads. BI'is d
t.a,lras, Blank checks, nblls, SisaNbostb lis.
Pamphlets, OF ANY 9th DESCRIPTION Of Lei'sI
Press l'fiatlr., gtseus cali, feeling assated
that se can tsndet perfect aIlsIacllon both III The
W and n'ICeS ~ "li' wOfS
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NEW YORK MARKET,


MAGcn 90.--Floutdecltniny, sales nf good 0li1 OIL
0,fSs9,75 ;Sou,hetnunslesr!y d 9,CGA9,I5. Wheat
lin tsO( southern wh'e at !,2j. Cotn EIIttel
with srl.S 81 $1,000 Uu. western niAell OF use
White 10 93a91. potS lille r1siet old mess
1875. nml new mess li,15aI6,Q0. BEEF iIm
sales country mess at S9,00ilIt0Q. LAID resi-.
II, wllh sales OF barrel gla9l. Ohio wtIsk,
3lo3ltc. Prtsnn Whisky 81! cents per gallon
GrocsrtS-RtO Codee iit,ll At II and 10 Us. 81
yats advanced lc, sales New OHeans Ut +sa5 SIS,
AMI IlOiasseS GrN. lhnseel oil ucilve AMI llfGlsr
al 50! els. l'Ubaeco Luoylnl. Gl.eEa lead tin
at $50. lion, Siade IOwtt.
Cotton mttkei fflH, sales S010 bales y. Q. mid
ding y3c Upiond lnidliins Itl IA advance Of
&c. snce llv ier.1pt oftle ! ttlra'* advlc:S.
Stocks opened Ldll, bat cVs+d icllve. hoor'
vaJ'> o.; luJ'f3'& SIT; rs Mss
9i!. Ciey.& 'rnlrd,lalttjai bpd. III; Ita'@G
Isl, CUmhd3lli Rfte iiii it,a!in. siii Psen,'.
Cuat to. lUT. n. y. Central l0ll. G,tv. Coz. u
Gin. ms. Gleyeian& and ritslargb IS, Louis.
iana.i'S J3I.
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A RAE Ca,SeE Eos THE Sslars--As the
te4ih Tile C1st Nicholas Is disputed ty many,
anIositSiil Os week bslbte tue next Steamer
sttiyes tiIhst 10 tonftniOt coaltddict the tspcu.
jltssitssiel tlt ps4tNtis a golden Opportunity
10 UA the ,tut1 Of ,Swtaaism. Tue Rus.isu
Ambassador denies Tie 'epOu: the English and
Fteuch Ambassadors say ii /, tue. IIete Is dtf
tr,.ncs among i,elos Hdlcl, can only be DECIDED
sy,hs tuydlums usnDO, lajss ElnOals gel .
coaouumclt On $ton The spnIOl NIchOo&-.ItH.
Pm
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nlNrlNNAL1 MARKEr.

MAhcn 20,--Flpnt quiet al S,i51S,2l, Wh'sS'
24a24 IL, Provisions ATE tim. Mess p9tS
advanced Ito $50; tulk hams Gii1i bulls sholllsf'
&C. Lard Sla'ic Linse.d oil is IN dem mi d
IS, bilt is hed hehet, BlcOn SIDES 6ic. Gfn'
cetieS in good demand. Su!at ahd pc. no,
id.S-S III 'iemand at 2aJ26c. Cloret!reJ deelIned
10 S,SS1i,6Q, Coffee l2c. Cheese ftm at 10 cts
Huitsf .ya!i,
Elslstn eAchsnys las advanced 10 lalet. pie
mium Money fuittanl unchanged.
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HYp1nSInNE

F'tcuao>p. Vi, Match 2O.-A tstritle explosion
Occutlsi III tue JiIdUlHlan CVal PITS, neat Cas-
letdtld, LIST ersullgi iEete wrte ID taken out Nv
ing and $ ,Ieldi they wilptoblgly all de. rSste
Wefs 50 NTH pit Ut the llLe Of Inc explosion
most VI whom Viii douUtIess Lis. The accident
Eas caused OY Q Olast.
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lEI5EGRA5PIH|Ijgg NI9EE5yYgs
81 TIE Nati oaalsIine.
rkLE Observation-Disclosures
RRnMINRM YORK..

NV YORk, March l9.-fhe California btnfets,
al utts produced 40 effect lete, Stocks Eenetal.
" advanced from ore 10 Two pet cent. PfTtte
adVlces lead 10 the belief that ell houtes will Ee.
sumo paylEentin few weeks. The S'eamet CON.
Innnlcated will theshot ~ ie o'clock lost night,
a few Spec1latots lot hold Of tie news and onetai'
ed extensively, calculating uRnn large decline,
when tile LoatI met all stocks advanced, tpttUla'
tots who onetaled TOT decline lost Thirty THOUSAND
dOll1ts The news did not generally lanSPits llIl
Geatly II O'el1ck A. N.
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Jt,DOE IonISU,

Ispstox, Nal. 2O--.lhe rglslattrs Committee on
the tetnovaI Of Judge LVtil ateJlvIdtI Ia DPInIOn'
The npjotilY stOt, IN IsYVf OI tile removal, %oS
signed by l1utlembeIS U lte committee, tie mt
uonly tepot was NERtl by two. Tue utter meme
BET VI tie e9mdttte has UT slsHeJ, BAT Is against
the removal,
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-IlABKAS CORpt,S,

CiSciSx4tl, Match I9,--Fbs Two neEt0es NEtesl'
ell last Saturday on wit { lnUesI corpus, wtte
brought into court TO day, wLtnJudgs S,ofet IN.
formed them they were al lltuy u ~ iteF, but
excitement.
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n,LLou', DollW NoStuLr M,O,1lSr--'h,
cheapest inatssme -eoniainiu. 100 IA
Ee3insaeh 81, aIooIy one due, have Leen ts.
cslyed W Robinson l. Bto., Washington Hall,
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ArarxxrN --Tntte excellent pieces will Oe
ffaIussJ al Ihs Alheuau4 Tonight yis; the thtilI.
M dana Of the Vllio,i Wines" The musical
fnssot "Nati,n Ramsai y aid lite cOmsdtstla Of
Ms 'Jseoblte," In which the lull tOtcs Of tie
company will appsatc
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Ma. Trusts's coAeks1 la,lOis6IStromel de.
ItBftl entttsi0menIto a Yery respectable uu'
t.ypes VI. Il. sang in bis tappissI style, and The
,ssOarli he'll young amateur WIN assisted lin &C.
4uDtsJ lIms,l Il ad@tabiy, us tie applause and
ne4asaI eus,tss which IL received testified. The
.tsu'iumsol was one @L.sll will b.st repeating.
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K EP YOURSELF WARN!
Jmi rtcrircd By Etprtssh
ANOTHER lJt o. ihD,t lite ntrto Shirts aud Draw
tfs IOf slle YeiJ low ct so, ,, WaShn$tGn Hill b.
Lctt J. W-Sl th.M 49,
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RINER AMI MEA,rtiEl

NJ Y TlIN tNN'Eg - I''l VI0sNV' ~
pl1TsOCRUrl. Match 2J-lIivrf II teet 10 inches
ord falling, Weather ~indyaui cold
ClNclSSArl, March 2O-RlSst Iisen 8 riches.
shllnsing -2l tesiIn the chsnn=l. Wealhet 's'
~ cool aud eject.
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rLEC1lnN

FGgptRicEsstRo, IS. March ?O--rhe Know
Soihn.s elected thsit Alayot aud lie city u4esrs
al Tue CHATTER election yesterday