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The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
Humboldt Shaving Saloon,
AND BATH ROOMS,
Mann ..IrnnI- MnnNl

Main Street, Wcayctvillc.
T7IIE UNDERSIGNED announces that his rs
l tablishment, 50 long known to the public has
recently undergone thorough repairs and altcra-
tions, and been fitted up in a style of elegance un-
surpassed by any similar house in Northern Cali
fornia Il has been his aim to make it an agree
able and delightful resort for gentlemen desirous
of undergoing tonsorial operations, or to employ
water as a detergent agent.
His arrangements for Bathing are hard to beat
The proprietor scarcely deems it necessary to say
much in reference to its superiority, to those who
have already hon6rcd him with their patronage,
except to assure them that it is very much i'm
proved in every respect.
No pains viii he spaced to make his Saloon a
pleasant place ofres0rt
ISAAC DIXON.
Weaverville Nov. II, 1858. nl4-tf
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Spirit of the Press.

The New York Irish NewS says : "When
americans, in their oratorcal flights, boast
( their Transatlantic cousins of the great
inglo-Saxon race, of which they are proud
} be the oflshoots' of loSaxon energy,
I'd literatur and freedom, Constitution,
id what not-we are reminded of honest
ohn Smith, bowng and smirking, and
king credit to himself, because he can
i'm relationship with the great family OF
Smythes, who keep coach and are high
mighty.
Now, indeed, there is Peace. But an in
are and painted peace and a time will
ely come when all the preaching of sell
ness will not avail to keep that peace
lroken, for all History tells the tale of
lonal jealousy and passion oyerruling the
Cates of reason, aud dragging into disas-
IS war, countries whom the manifest
cns of mere selfish and material interest
Vld have knit together in the closest ties
oernal amity.
etween England and America, causes of
qrel will never be wanting, Yesterday,
its the Enlistment difficulty. To-day, a
w;coat obnoxious to Court etiquette,
suies an offence Tomorrow, it will be
thSay Islands, Or Nicaragua. The sullen
gro that now is scarce suppressed on
Ell side of the Atlantic will, sooner or
lat swell into an angry roar and cousin
sshiad community of language will all be
forsten
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Cotillion Party.

JNllERE will be a Cotillon Party given at the
L Evans House, on Big Bar, Trinity River, on
Thursday evening, sept nth, 1856.
MANAGERS:
NEAYERVIiIE.-l Isaac Davis, |. Comstock.
OREGoN GrLCH.-F Frank Harris, A. j. Felter.
NOErII FoRK,-C Lee, II. O. Adams
McGILLWHAY's McGillivray Capt. Sawyer.
BlG FGAr.-D. B. Murphy, John b. May.
BIG BAR Peter Marion, 4. A. Simonds.
MANZINETA-F. Julliard, DR.. Montague
COX'S BAE.-O. Simmons. VIM. Sanford
NANCE's BAR II. 7. Chiffon, j. Il. Sanburn
LITTLE PRAlEIE.--A. Peltreau Geo. Penny.
HYLoRs FLAT Charles Clements.
CANADIAN BAR.-Jno. W. Winslctt
Floor MANAGERs.-A. T. Rice, j. G.. Sanburn
Big Bar, Aug. lG, 1906. 30-iW.
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VGAVERVlLLE THEA?ER

TNIIS Theater has been enlarged and nut r,
i in thorough repair, and viii he rented by "a
the single night, month or season The The. ( K
ater is wei supplied with scenery and propertie
aud will accommodate five hundred persons Fo,,
terms, &c. apply to f. W. BLAKE, Weaver, Trinity
Co. '''''J
Weaver, July u, 1886. 25tr
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TAVERN STAND,
STORE nOU SE, RANCH X TWO
FERRlES EOR SALE.

II IL L undersigned being dcsirous of returning
l to the Atlantic States, offer for sale their we'll
known Tavern stand and Ferry, located at the
mouth of the South Fork, ON the trail leading
from McaVeryille to Uniontown, Humboldt Bay.
There Is 4 good frame building ON the premises
used as Hotel and Store House also u good
Ferry boat. with all the fixtures necessary for
safety and convenience. Also, IA Ranch and Fer
ry one mile above, on the Trinity riVct where the
trail crosses the river leading from South Fork to
New River There is one hundred acres enclosed
10y substantial fence, sixty acres of which is un-
der high state of cultivation. There is con
Vrnicnt house ON the Ranch The land is irriga-
ted by ever living springs and situated in the
Immediate vicinity of the best mining district in
the northern portion Of the State which makes it
very desirable location,
The above property will be sold low for cash,
and good title given to the purchaser, For fur
thcr particulars, enquire at the Journal Office or
OF the subscribers on the premises
NIL X MCCANN.
South Fork, July 10, 1886. 26-tl.
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TRINITY GARDEN STORE.

MAIN STREET. WEANERVIILE.
TIE proprietors Of this establishment would re
| spcctfully announce to their their friends and
the public generally that they keep constantly
hand and for sale all kinds Of choice Vegetables.
brought fire. from their Ranch on Trinity River,
every day; The also have a complete selection OF
Groceries and Provisions. including,
SUGAR. COFFEE, RICE, TEA,
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE,
and in iact every thing in the Grocery, Vcgcta-
bic and Provision line. Their prices are low the
proprietors being determined to do large hu--
ness at small profits. Friends will please give US
a call. MORSE, MABlEN co.
N. B. We have a SAW MILL in operation ON
our Ranch, and will supply the citizens Of Wca-
Neviile and vicinity with Lumber of q superior
quality at very low rates.
ri Orders for Lumber, left at the "'Trinity
Garden store, viii be promptly attended 10.
July 10 2G. NJ. NJ. q co.
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AUCTION BALES,

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.
positive SALE OF VERY LARGE
Il and bxtensive Assertments Of Rosewood,
walnut, mahosany, and Maple Furniture.
Superior Csttage sets, Hoasefnrnishiug
Goods, and other Fancy Articles at Public
Aucuen.-On TUESDAY MORNING, May
9th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at
at store NO 10 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sth
ana d streets. north side, a large and handsome
assortment OF Furniture. Housefurpishing Goods,
Fancy Articles, &c consisting in part Of
Rosewood. mahogany, and walnut Tete a-tete
and Sofas -
Handsome mahogany and walnut marble top
Bureaus
HANDSOME mahogany and walnut centre Table,
Rosewood Piaroforte and Stool
Mahogany and walnut Secretaries and Sideboards
II sets Cottage Furniture, different patterns
Walnut extension and other Tables
PAPER mache Tables and ladies' Workboxes
Plated Tea Sets, Casters and rench China Vases
Ornamental Clocks, Bronze Candlesticks
Mahogany spiing- Chairs and Rockers
a,hut, oak, cane. and wood. seat Office Chairs
IL curled hair and shuck Mattresses
Cut glass decanters, Parian Pitchers
Walnut and oak Conmodes ard Eteqcres
Mahogany Hatracks, keffigerators, and Mating.
Together with sundry other articles in the house
furnishing line which we deem unnecessary
All OF the above goods are Of superior quality,
and will be sold without reserve
Terms: $50 and under cash: over $50, credit
OF six and ninety days Tor satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD CO.,
m t2-ctS Auctioneers
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PERSONAL.
AN AMERICAN.

80. Gen. Peaslee, collector of the port of
Boston, is here, and is stopping at Willards'
80. Hon. Harry Hubbard, Of n H., and
Hon. L. Ii. George, do are stopping at Will
lards'.
80. Gen. Greene, the accomplished editor
Of the world renowned "Boston Post, is in
this city, and is stopping at Wilards'.
80. Hon Z. B. Guthrie, of Pa Hon. w.
Griswold. of Mass Hon Geo. B. Lowring, do;
and Hon. John Webster and lady, do, are at
Willards'.
80. Mrs. Thompson, dashing youg widow
from Ohio, has been delivering temperance
lectures in Boonboro', Maryland.
80. Prof. Morse, the inventor of the cleo
trio telegraph, and the Hon. Amos Kendall,
are in Boston.
-. Rev. John McCabe, of Hampton, has
accepted q call to the Rectorship of the Church
of the Ascension, Baltimore.
....R Rev. DR.. Dewey is at Charleston, en-
route for the North He preached in the
Charleston Unitarian Church On Sunday.
.... Mr.. G. Z. Guthrie, one of the most en-
inent surgeons in Europe, died rather sudden
~ in London on the LIST May. He was seven
iy-one years of age.
80. The New York Express learns that Mr..
Fillmore will be home early in June, and that
he is now, probably, in England, on his re-
turn from Russia.
49,. Itis said that Mr.. Forrest. the traredian
has determined to visit and play an engage.
ment IN every theatre in the United States and
Canada, after which will follow a dozen or two
nights in New York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA,
and Baltimore, for friends, when he will retire
to private life.
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Highly Important from Havana.

New YORK, May % The steamship Quaker
City arrived at midnight from Mobile via Hs-
vana with dates from the latter port to tho
18th instant.
There were rumors at Havana that the
Spanish government are to ft out Immediately,
at that port, an expedition to proceed to Costa
Rica and operate against Walker in Ncara-
qua and that distinguished Spanish officer
has already been despatched to the scene of
future action.
There were also rumors that Vera Cruz is to
be blockaded and bombarded by Spanish for
ces, in order to enforce the payment of certain
claims due from Mexico to the Spanish gov.
eminent. This movement, it is said, is TO
proceed Immediately, and the unusual activity
prevailing among the Spanish men Of war at
Havana, in getting ready for sea, would seem
to give some credence TO the runor.
Sugars were active at Havana and prices
firm. Receipts Of the week $4,000 boxes;
shipments SO, 900 boxes stock in port 2S0, 900
boxes. Exchange on New York 6:a7 per cent.
discount on London LAS per cent. premium.
The health of Havana was good.
The steamship Black Warrior from New
York for New Orleans, arrived at Havana on
the morning Of the 18th.
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m 16-dts
By JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
FTNR USTEE,S SALEOF VALUABLE and

By JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and
Il EIigibly Situated House and OF on
Maryland avenue, between \ and 9th sts.,
west'-By virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date
on the 5th day OF February, 1858, and recorded in
Liber J. A. 8 No So, folios So, &c the sub
scriher will sell at public sale, on THURSDAY,
the 22d day Of May, 1856, at 81 O'Clock P. m on
the premises, all that piece or parcel Of ground
lying and being situate in the CITY Of w Washing
ton, and Known and distinguished Is Lot q, In
the subdivision OF OTIS Nos. z, s. g. 10, and III, in
square II o. 4s2, fronting % feet riches on Mary
nd avenue, between Az and 9th streets west,
and running back to a twenty feet alley, with the
buildings and Improvements, which consist Of
well and substantially built two story and attic
brick dwelling house, with two story frame bsc
building and necessary out-buildings.
The above property is situated In a healthy and
desirable location, and rapidly enhancing IN
value, and offers a favor able opportunity to per-
sons desirous Of obtaining conven ent and COM
Portable residence or making an investment.
The terms Of sale will be: One-fourth cash.
and the balance in SIX, twelve, eighteen, and
twenty-four months, for notes bearing interest
from day Of sale. secured by deed Of trust upon
the property. IL the terms Of sale are not com
piled with in six days after the sale. the property
will be old at the risk and expense Of the pur-
chaser upon one weeks notice.
All conveyarciDg at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. Tile iRdisputable.
CHAS. :. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
ap 3p-eO&ds Auctioneer.
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ADVERTISEMENT,


To SILAs II. HILL, ESQ.,: You do not
respond to the interrogatories addressed you
relative to your feelings and conduct towards
the American party about twelve months
since, but by your silence you give an i'm
piled admission to the facts minated Let
it be known, then, to all the citizens Of W ash
ingtOn, that not many months since, Silas III
Hill did, in the presence of friends, express
dissatisfaction and disgust towards the Ameri
can party; characteriLiDg its members as
band of rufians, amongst whom he did not
feel himself safe and that, entertaining these
opinions, he prepared for publication his with
draval from the order; but from want of moral
nerve, or from personal aspirations connected
with his present political candidacy, he did
not present it. Notwithstanding this, he now
presents himself as the representative of the
men and principles he at that time so bitterly
condemned What a heavy moral response
bility devolves upon the man who allows him
self to be used for purposes which he knows
to be venal, and for the political aggrandise-
ment of individuals whom he has declared to
be base and degraded. Let the people re-
me mber and mark the man.
1t AN AMERICAN
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BONO PUBLICO"E Every mother should have q box In
house handy in csee Of accidents to the children"
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALvE.
Is Boston remedy of thirty years. standing aud IL
commended by physicians. It Is and specify
Burns Piles Boils Corns Feons Chilbsins Old sore
Of kind; for Fever Sores Ulcers Itc Scsd Head
Ncttle Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples, Recommended b.
1urse Whitlows Sites Fosters Flea Bites Spider sngs
Sore Moss, Warts and Flesh Wounds It is most valuable
remedy and which be testified by Thousands
have used It in the city vicinity
thirty In instance will this Save do injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions. 1t made
the purest materials from pe brought from Russaoi
articles growing in that coun.rysnd the proprieors
letters from all clRsses cergymen physicians captains
and others who have used Il themselves and
mend to others Eeddugs Russia Sslve ia
thu stamped the with picture
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved
Price, rs Gents Box. Sold at all the
town country, and may be ordered of any wholesale
druggist. For sale at SHiLLINGTONS, Agent for wash
oSton. fan -
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Flour is higher; sales
of Ii, 900 bills; common to good State SIS 75a
S6.l2t; common to low grade extra Ohio Sc IL
aS6 so; mixed to standard Southern S6.50a
81 l2t; fancy to extra do 81 25ass 37t.
Wheat is buoysnt; sales of $4,000 bushels;
Southern red 81 90; white 81 50. Corn has
advanced; sales of $4,000 bushels; Southern
mixed 500.
Pork has declined; sales of 1000 bbls mess
$40. Beef is heavy; sales of 900 bbls Chi
cago repacked So. Lard is firm; sales Of
300 bbls. at I04c.
Whisky is dull; sales of $50 bbls Ohio at
27ic.
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IL Prof. De Grath on the weather

Prof De Grsth all sufferers from the Of
clement weather lately to call and procure bottle of his
pleasant ELECTRIC OIL cures like magic Prices IS
SO. and 81 per bottle.
Professor De Grath feels to be his duty himself and
the public to state explicitly thst the article offered for sale
by Mrs. Anna Smith, called her advertisements
Smith. A Smith, Chemist, &C. &c, is not DE 6raths
Electric OIL"
Mrs. Smiths pretensions knowledge the prepare
tons Of this celebrated remedy arises from her connection
with Mr. Gautis b. Smith, formerly engaged with Prof Do
Grah in keeping the books and correspondence
Co but Instructed in the the medi
cine The parties have neither the right the ability
make "De Grsth's Electric OIL" aud imitation OF 1t
produce the wonderful effects OF the original
Professor De rath himself his old and well
shment No. SO South Eighth street. below Chestnut Pha-
dephis.
or Druggists will address their orders him alone
Sold by all Druggists and by CHAs SfOTF Co. gents
Washington. m lo-tf
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ALEXANDRIA IrrHs.-From the Alexandra

ALEXANDRIA 1fkAS.-trOm tue Alex8ndria
Gazette of to-day we clip the following items
THrnpiks Co.-The books of subscription to
the stock of this company, were opened at Ac-
cotink, on Tuesday last, and 81. 700 subscribed
at that place-and additional subscriptions
will continue to be made there. The books
were opened ut the store Of Stephen Shinn
Son, IN this place, also, on Tuesday, and ST.
QUO subscribed herewith more to be taken.
The Suspicious Vessei.-We learn by the
steamer Alice G.. Price, that the schooner (said
to have been a slaver) found on shore, near
Point Lookout, has been got ahoat, and that
there were five auger holes found in her bot
tom. She was evidently run on shore inten-
tionally. '.r
Young Mems Christian Associatiou.-At
a meeting, held on Tuesday evening, the fol-
lowing officers of the Association were duly
elected, viz &c. X. Wilmer. president; Syi-
vester Scott, X. S Ashby, William III Fowle,
James Mckenzie, ID. R. Semmes, vice presi.
dents John Mccormick, corresponding secre.
tary; Edward Chase, recording secretary
Z. Whitmer, treasurer John Mckenzie,
librarian P. Bayne, George W. Davis, r l..
Wood, Il Jameson, jr, L. M. Mccormick,
+. Lee, James Entwisle, jr., David Funston,
Thomas q. Allen, James M Stewart, standing
committee
DANGEROUS LUNATIC.-A person who gives
his name as Chas. Anton Sackee, of Wiscon-
sin, was arrested last night by some citizens
and taken to the guard house for security.
He is evidently insane, and at times danger
Gus. He says he is bishop, magici an, and
a senator and an insult offered to him, in
either character is sufficient to induce him to
retaliate Immediately. He was neatly clad
when taken to the guard house, where the
officers had some difficulty in combining him.
This morning he was sent to Jail; and in
bringing him from the cells at the station, it
was discovered that he had torn ND all his
best clothing during the night.
LOBsrERs.-Our friend Reynolds, of the
Eldorado house, (next to the United States
some remarkably fine Holsters, indeed. He
is serving them daily in salads. Now is the
time for tho epicures. Give him a call. His
green turtle soup is capital.
ANSWER TO THE CHARADE-Mr. Editor ::
The answer to the charade in the Star, som
days ago, is 4" Eve" is it not? FRANK
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1855
Answered also by 81. T., Sigma" and
40. p. O."
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGs.-Mr. L. Clark,
No. 24S Pennsylvania avenue, has Just re.
ceived stock of French gold and velvet pa-
per hangings of the richest description. which
he offers at remarkably low prices Those in
want of such goods should by all means ex-
anime his assortment.
ERRATA For "middle age'' read " middle
size, in the description in yesterdays paper
of the appearance of Jarboe at the examina-
ton.
WATCH RETURNS.-Eight dodgers were &C.
commodated, and tho following cases dis
posed of by Justice Morsell: Chas Anton
Saekse, dangerous lunatic Jail. Lewis Nor
ton, colored, unlawful gathering; fined five
dollars and costs. VIM. Patterson, colored,
do. work house thirty DAYS
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON CAPl

toi Hll!, north Of the Capitol Mt Auotion
On WEDNESDAY, the 4ih day Of June, I shall
sell, In front OF the premises al o'clock p. IN :,
that beautiirl Building Lot situated at the corner
of Delaware avenue ard north street, being
part OF Lot No. 5, IN Square No. 6s6, containing
l3,9i2 square feet, more less, having front on
the avenue Of la2 feet and 1919 feet on north
street.
Is scarcely necessary to say any thing relative
TO The beautiful and advantageous location Of the
above mentioned property, as 1t is well known to
for private residence or public house in the city
as the extension Of the public ground to north B
street, which will speedily take pace, will bring
this iroperty into the immedia vicipity and the
nearest to the north Capitol gate Of any private
properly north Of the Capitol.
Terms One fourth cash In hand balance In
2, g. and 4years, the purchaser to give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day Of sale A deed given and a deed Of trust
taken on the properly. Title indisputable.
IN 22-eCdtS A. GREEN, AuctiOneer
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, May 22-Flour is steady; sales
of 1000 bills; City Mills s6.12!, Howard
street and Ohio S6.25.
Wheat is unchanged; sales of good to prime
reds at 81 40aSl.5 80, and whites 81 60aSl 20.
Corn is active; prime white and yellow sold
for SOC
Provisions are more buoyant in consequence
of the foreign news, and business is active.
Some heavy transactions have taken place in
bacon. Mess pork SIG Bacon-Shoulders
SIC sides 9ta9s.
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BY JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
NORMAN MARES Al

Il tiOn.-On TUESDAY, May 9th, at I2
O'Clock IN, shall sell In front Of the Auction
Room three full bred Norman Mares and two
mare Colts, one eighteen months old and the other
nine.
Gibson, CT the University Of Pennsylv MIA, who
viii sell them without reserve, be is about to
visit Europe Immediately with his family, to re-
main several years, and wild therefore have 10
use for them
The Norman horse well Known all over the
world for his great strength and docility, and as
laTm or work horses cannot be excelli d. The
mares are all sired by imported Diligence, are out
Of full-bred imported mares, owned by Edward
Harris, Esq Of Morristown, New Jersey. The
two colts are sired by imported Duke Of Nor
mandy, the property of Samuel Holman, Esq, Of
Chester Sp'ings.
T5ey may be seen on Saturday and Monday at
Birch's Stables, Fourteenth street.
Terms cash. JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
IN gid Auctioneer.
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NAvAL.-There was a rumor current. ves.
terdsy, that orders had been received at the
Navy Yard, GOsport, to get ready for sea the
following vessels Steamer Powhatan, frigate
Columbia, and slOops-of war Marion and Dale.
Norfolk Herald of TueSday.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
ture at Auction.-On TU ESDAY, the 27th
instant, shall sell at 10 O'Clock m at the
idence Of lady declining housekeeping, at No.
4i3, Walkers Row, on Ninth street, opposite the
Patent Ofhce, good assortment Of Furniture,
viz:
Mahogany parlor, recumhent and other Chairs
Do Sideboards and Bureaus
10 dining and other Tables
Cane and Woodseat Chairs ..
Wardrobes, Washs lands, stuffed Lounges
inc Feather Beds and Bedsteads
China, Glass, Crockery, and Stone ware
Union Chairs, Oilcloth
Brussels and other Carpets
Refrigerator, cooking and other Stoves
With good assortment Of Kitchen requisites
Terms: $25 and under, cash over that sum a
credit OF sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
m 22-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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financial

NEW YORK, May 22-Stocks are firm.
Cumberland Coal Company 81; Illinois Cen
trail shares 99s; Michigan Southern 93t; New
York Central 90;; Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany 96t; Reading Railroad 50; Virginia o's
80; Missouri 6's sat; Illinois Central bonds S6i.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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r. ASR EEk.

By the Rev. jas b. Donelan. on the 2Cth in
slant, Mr.. SAMUEL w. WOOD 10 Miss CAR
OLINE VIRGINIA CLEMENTS, both Of this
city.
BY the Rsv. c. C. Pinckney, at Oak Lawn, St
Paul's Parish, on the 18th Of Al ril, AMBROSlO
JOSE GONZALEZ, formerly of Cuba, to HAIR
RET RUTLEDGE, youngest daughter Of Hon
VIM. Elliott
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Duel at New Orleans-Aid for Walker

New ORLEANS, May 22-Messrs. Estlin and
Cuddy, merchants of this city, fought a duel
at Pass Christian yesterday morning. Mr..
ouddy was killed, and his opponent slightly
wounded.
Another Nicarsguan meeting was held last
night. Enthusiasm was high. The Daniel
Webster leaves tomorrow with load Of re-
cruits for Walker