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par Moi endosses en- faytuf da dit J6hhsCdoks.
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comment qn'il favait perda, rccesta siie r6cohfbS66&
libaIale. as 88ssa sJEANspIEHnE LAEi,Fcff6.5 III
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fWUTEAUx.-ltogers' genuine Congress Knives,
" Canifs de ~fantaisie pour Danes, Couteaix potlr
les Onglcs, ct couteanx de Poele, a yendre par
a8f p. EE0NCE HEBRARD l. co.
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IA Nls.-- Ifs sonssignessn yant eisatomrtkes
- agents ponr Ia yente dcs wagons. chafretfee.
etc.. de tout. description, a. la iiahufacSaYs Ia
lLAttlcsN Gpy Wheeling, IVa., ofItent IL lcs yendreA
des terfnea avantagenX. 1911 81
Washington Ia, Ter adut 1857.
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DoUpREs' FRAICHES DE sEIDLITz Ell nj
L. Soda, praparees pour 10 Glinat du Sad ct nou
vehement recaes, d vendre par
P.LE0NCE HEBRARD d CO.
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0U1NINE.-2M onces, recus par les der
W nieres ~arriyages ct a vendre d bon marcht par
P. LEONCs HEBRARD & CO.
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1OGNAC FRANcAIS, PUB; vim az Madere,
Y, Porto, Vim do Sherry, article supsticure pour
malade, a yerdre para
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OFFICIAL


TRRAsrRr DEPARTMENT,
May Is, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that scaled proposals will be received
this Department uAt the 14h day Of Juns proxio for tbs
any portion the millions dollars Treasury
exchange gpd tho dspsssA with
tho Treasurer Of the United States the Of The MAT Pha
dspha the Of the Branch Mint New Orleans the
Teasurors Boston, New York. Charsston s. Louis
within from the such proposals.
thory the entitled
Treasury Notes J" approved Esd December, 1857.
Tho Treasury Notes will DO issued The receipt
depots with those officers the credit the
the United States They will be msdo payable tbs
bidder bidders i make such exchange the
Of interest exceeding ansu will
such from tho date tho certificate II such opposite
The proposals
without bids othc
than fourth, half fouhs per
Of the b exchanged
tied with Of tho officers above enumerated whose cs
Of such depose each proposal aecury
is nmcnt 1.-THE proposal accepted Immediate directions
will be to ssch proposals.
RANT from the provisions The Congress- socs
will not be considered.
All proposals. under this notice be sealed
Proposals Treasury They viii be epsnsd at
this department at IL o'clock, said 18th day q Jams
HOWELL COBB,
May 16-2awtl4Juns Secretary n ne Treasury.
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ATE PUBLICATIONS, FOR SALE AT TAY-
Il LOR b AAURYT, 334 Pom.
Miss sewells new work. Ursula" vols Cloth 81 So Post
age paid, ~.
Nsgdaeu the Enchanscss story Washington Price a.
foet paid u IS.
Lily Whites romance; by Edward Goodwin Price g. Post
age paid, u rs.
wyoming History, Stirring Incidents and Romantic Adven-
lures; BY ssyige Peck d. D. Illustrated 81 Post
paid, 81 80.
The Happy Home; by Kirwan 80 Post paid
e and Times OF Hugh Mlier by j. Brown. 81 Post paid,
The Boy Travellers Russia by O. Kingston Illustrated.
rs cents Post paid, 81 cents.
Tho Art Of War by COL j. j. Graham 81 TO- Post paid,
"a TO-
Rscclec'ons Of Shelley and Byron by Tsawney Price
Is ccnts Post paid, 90 cents,
Douglas Jerrods Wit Price rs cents paid 20
Mount Vernon and other Pocms by H. Rice Price IS cents
Post paid, 90 cents.
En. or. an Antique TAc BY Emma Cara Prcc 81 Post
paid, u Is.
Madame Dechaux, Fashions with large coored pate
Price 10 cents Post paid a. ocnts
The Peoples Portfolio for Price 10 cts ro paid 10 cs
Men Of tho Oihcn Tine by Rev G. A. Smith, d d. Price 70
cents Post paid 20 cents.
Hardwckl Photographic Chemistry; fourth edition Price ~
life Thoughts BY II w. Bcccher Price 81 Post paid 81 as
Tho New York Pulpit the Revival Of 1885 memorial volume
Of sermons. Price 81. Post paid, 81 Is.
Tho Protestant Theological and Ecclesiastical Encyclopaedia being
condensed Hcrxog Real Encyclopedia with Ad
diions from sources; by J. II Donberger H. u
assisted distinguished theologAns ~
vo. Price -. Postage paid, ~ So
Tho Family Altar, Prayers for Family Worship Price so cts
Post paid, 90 cents. May 80
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The Republican party cannot tail to nominate Repre-
snaaiw for their candidate In 1860 aud Of course
Seward IL the And what is more, il our party
should again look chiefly to excdcy in selecting their
NOMINEES the selection could not fail TALL upon one Who
by general consent admitted o be ablest states
and who discovered to be conservative AZ he
fearless and able Even the South have confidence in his
otasn little Az they like his indomtable energy in
exposing slavery extension. " Courier and Enquirer
An anti Iecompon convention ID called to meet at Hair
rsburg, Pa on the 9Th July. The call is addressed TO
thc citizens Of Philadelphia and the several counties of
the Commonwealth opposed to the Lecanpton swindIc
and the despotc policy of the national administration in
enforcing upon the People of Kssas constitution in de-
iance OF the known wishes, and in subverson Of the
great right OF selfgovernmcnt and in favor of sound
American policy in opposition to the policy and intrigues
OF foreign governments
1t has been telegraphcd from this City that move
ment is in progress contemplating the cooperation of all
tho opposition elements to the administration, in the
Peoples Party Of the Union" The main features Of
ons calculated to produce sectional strife the protec
ton of popular rights udicous system of internal Inn
provements settled and firm foreign policy the pre-
vention Of the immigration of criminals and paupers
the protection of the baotbox and extended period
of residence after naturalization condition for the
exercise of the elective franchise the fostering of Ae
genius and art every territory rising into State to
have constitution and laws framed by the citizens Of
the United States who permanent inhabitants therein
under such rules as Congress may prescribe object
being recognition Of the essential principles and policy
in which all opponents OF the administration may agree
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OBITUARY..

The Lynchburg Vryinan the death of Flem-
ing Saunders who, for number of years. distin-
guished Judge Of the general court of Virginia He
died ut his residence in Campbell county the 23d inst
in the eghtieth year of his age. He educated at
the University OF North Carolina and gained distinction
at the bar at early age Upon his reputation as law
yer he elected Judge of the Franklin (ya) circuit
and that position he held till about fourteen years ago.
when he resigned thus proving himself exception to
Jeffersons remark, that nonc resign Office After his
resignation he retired to his estate in Campbell county
where he remained till his DEATH
The New York Sun announces the dccease of Edgar
w. Davies long and Familiarity known in that city in
connection with the newspaper press For many years
he published apaper in New York called "Tae Old Country
man, and also connected with other publications
there and In Boston Subsequently he adopted the pro-
fession of law reporter. and az such, became widely
known to public men, judges, lawyers and citizens
generally and from all who knew him he won respect
and confidence by his gentle, unobtrusive manners his
integrity Of character, and his love of truth.
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Hd~WoRTH RKADISG.-Why is it that so many
suffer and repne drag existence
cnoymeuts and ordinary pursuits Of life when relief
obtained and health and vgor restored
venient and safe, well permanent In Its character
To hosc who have suffered long with disease
Appetite &C. the undersigned ,oncrs his professional
assuring the sufferers cador and sincerity
and prescriptions thorough and sound body
pursuits.
All diseases Of private nature from canse
chronic structures, irritable bladder Ecroula
Asthma Rheumatism Piles &C. skluy and succcssuly
DR. Harris will visit Washington every during May June
remaining Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays OF each week
consulted at his 81 National Hotel from 10 to
m. X. b. HARRIS, ~ d.
May l2--dlm Residence, Richmond, Va.
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FOUNTAINS and strc from which tho pares
daurts genuine Soda Water drawn from
fountains y qusncd copcar decionsss arc nov
active operation Illustrating ny da 'ncressns tho
lust medicinal proers and ~
agreeable paaabIe qualities TO tho nd oomnoa hurtu
b"nIc ncid fcuntai (yc soda
and under assumed dispensed 70 conAdng and
suspectinR public !.
on Madeira Nectar, Orange Oeea Pear Pine Apple Port
Raspberry rsapara Strawberry sherbert SassaAs Sherry and
Vanilla.
Ont from an thing sold in the District
May l--eot3m
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sarBIpLE socIErr--Tho twenty second anniver

ba-BIBLE SooIEry.-Tho twcntysecond anniver-
OF the Bible Society this will DO held this First
terian church. AZ srost, Monday evening O'Clock.
Addresses will BIO delivered by Hon. John Thompson Of
this Of the Bible Eocet and
by Rev. Joseph I. Smith, d. d., Of Baltimore.
specially interesting meeting Ia anticipated.
The agent tho Society Mr.. VIM. Redsake
sra days been employed In receiving cmbut from citizens who
contributed during the has
ring the days this month afford opportunity
number Of citizens whose have hsrctoe und
regular contributors believe such
portunty has not been presented.
We feel called upon bsha The society this
acknowledgement Of the general esy manifested having
increased the amount " their and bespeak for tbs
In his further calls manifestation tho
Every dollar contributed will be Immediately applied
thcrance Of the single object Of the socsyhs circulation
sacred Scriptures
JOHN p. INGIE,
Is# N. II. MILLER,
sN A. ROTFWEII,
May 2s-3td* Committee Arrang smenss
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THE GEORGETOWN QUESTION.


The petition of the citizens residing in and about
Georgetown Heights to be set apart from the incOrpor
ated town. appears to be creating unusual excitement with
the corporation and people in the lower town.
These persons aege In their petition that they live in
that portion OF Georgetown added to the old limits nearly
q century ago, when the of the place gave
promise of large commercial mart and city, and when
1t was not doubted that the country then added to the
corporation would be needed for city and corporate pr
poses But they aege these expectations after nearly
tury unreazed and that there promise they
ever will be- They further set out the well known fact
that they such distance from the business that
they derive benefit whatever from its charter authority
police regulations and corporate government. Having
paid taxes for long period to support charter gov
ernen TINT neither enhances the value Of their prop
erty gives protection to their persons but by
unequal System of taxation by cutting streets through
their large pieces of property and charging their cost
the owners who hold large numbers of acres they
impoverished and damaged to such extent that they
ask the reduction of the town to such boundaries only
demanded by the present state of Georgetown trade
and commerce
1t is true that the petitioners propose by going out
to evade the payment of their share of the corporation
debt but the contrary, they willing to pay in
annual instruments of l, 2, s. 4, 8, and years their
ratio be ascerained by commissioners appointed by the
District Court.
There is nothing unreasonable in this request Of the
citizens living Georgetown Heights and the country
beyond The localities familiar t. all and it is ap
parent they beyond any reasonable limits required by
the necessities of Georgetown.
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variety the oratory and da
Among them will be found selections from tho spceche~ Of
Choae H. W. billiard, Webster Clay Calhoun Prentice
rnckncy Patrick Henry Haync. Cteudcp, Nc
Dune Douglas many others by tho iatc D. Barton Ross vol
so cents. Published at n 10
Ross southern Fifth Reader embracing
piou and elegant both poetry with treatise
Figures aud the principles Of Hccuion vol 81
cents Published at 81.
Nay 70 FRANCK TAYLOR
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rTyHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' and avorably known conducted by Miss l.
english u Miss NJ principal.
By and experienced teachers
NJ learning
Members whose washing
their
vision accustomed dothc graduates of this
seminary representing nearly evcry State In tho Union
For particulars address N j. NARROWER,
d Female Seminary,
SAP la--eof Gcorgssown, u G.
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MAY 20, 1858.


My DEAR Sin: You ask to state what transpircd at
the interview between Messrs Berry, Mohun Clark and
myself prior 10 the publication Of the card signed by
Messrs. Mohun and Ward.
answer, in brief follows Passing, by accident,
the Office Of Messrs Berry and Mohun, without oxpccta-
ton Of seeing either the other Of those gentlemen
was saluted by Mr. Mohun, who asked TO walk in
! accepted his invitation and in few moments Mr.
Berry entered. After he had become seated think /
made alluson to the charge had heard Mr. Berry had
made against Col Berrct which led to conversation
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GRAND an, Exc, EXCURSION for tho benefit q u.

HKAND EXCURSION, Tor tho benefit Of the
M School attached to st. Domncks Church Island Monday,
the 3ls instant
0nnibuses will the Navy O'Clock
from the intersection Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
and from 7h respectively
same hour precisely The boat owhatan) viii leave oh
wharf TO ., and >. and viii proceed
TO Glymount where the viii D.
which hours the party will be brought back to the city
There Will BIO band Of music In attendance
Dinner supper and other refreshments
sonab rms board tho boats the Pavilion svsry
rational recreation will bc afforded
general Invitation extended 10 all those who socially and
benevocnty inclined.
Managers. CASael Mctnncss Robert Mahooney T.
Shurman e. F. Kirk Mcancry, George langy CHlahan
Thomas Holden Carte Harvey
Tickets be had Of either the above Price,
for children nifty cents for grown persons.
The Will touch hor downward
trips, and on her nine O'Clock trip
May 20--dd
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE MAYORALTY.

WAsnIsaToS CRY, May 20, 1868.
AS you invited me- the Path of April, in friendly
spirit acting the friend of Mr. Thomas Berry to meet
him for explanation of gross and unfounded calumny
against me, will thank you to state the circumstances
which induced the card signed by yourself and hr.
Mohun.
Yours, truly, JAMES G. BERRET
WIN. H. WARD, esq., present
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BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING
THE WEEK.

wroSSa. by George Peck d. D. From Taylor Maury.
BY W. II. G. Kingston esq From
Taylor Maury.
URSULA TAIS OF COUNTRY LIFE From Taylor Maury.
WAvERLxy NoyMs QUENTIN DuRwARD. From Franklin Philip
edition. May From j. shl-
lngt0n.
CaAnBERs JOURNAL proprietors edition, for May
hngton.
Esosr ANTIQUITIES ST. AUGUSTINE FLouDA, by George r.
Fairbanks. From Franklin Philip
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RAILWAY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

n, ,ux UNION | request the publication OF the follow
h.. c,rm unicAtion ia your columns The accuracy Of
% statements and conclusions which It contains. is enti
20 the highest confidence alike from the professional
and personal character Of the writer who is well known
b, myself Respectfully,
WALTER LEMON.
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ttlS~ UNITARIAN CHURCH, CORNER SIXTH AND
Haley win preach in the morning Salvation
through jesus Christ Services IL O'Clock The
services o'clock evening acy
win deliver lecture Mahomet Christo
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16y- An adjourned meeting of the democratic and
Of the I'd ward will DO held ut the Franklin
Engine house Monday cypnng. May 30--1t
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FiHE "A fire broke out on Friday night in row OF
stables in an alley 3d. between and X streets II
spread rapidly. and entirely destroyed the row.
There four stables and less filed with
combustibie material One OF the owners in endeayor-
ing TO get out his horses, slightly burned. The
buildings, il Is supposed, caught from small fire In the
yard.
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N6S- CHAPLAIN SERv1CE.---Rev. DR.. Harold will
preach In the Capitol Sabbath morning. bay 30-N
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once Ofthe Fircmen's InsuraCne Company Of
Washington and Georgetown, May -, 1868.
T a general meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
~ Company this day following gentlemen
Directors until the Monday January
Nessrs George Shoemaker, Aesxrs Jacob Gdeon
Samuel Croploy, Andrew Rothwel
Richard Jones, Thomas Parker,
John II. Barclay, James Adams,
Redern, B. d. French
John G. Ryes, Richard Barry,
and A. G. Davis.
The Directors requested this Tuesday
next, the day of June At O'Clock
May 30--3d ALEX. MCINTYRE Secretary.
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Mr. WARD: On the oath Of April last, at the request
of my partner, Mr. Berry, invited you and accolnpa-
MED you his residence for the purpose OF consulting
with him the subject of the matters of difference
between himself and Colonel Berret.
FRANCIS MOHUN.
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lhefe we're four Stables and more less hllcd Win
combustibe material One OF the owners. in endeavor-
ing To get out his horses, slightly burned The
buildings il ia supposed caught from small fire in the
yard
TnE STAR, which declared that it would only support
Mr. Wallach in its advertising columns out yester-
day with leading local article, intended TO dcime the
private character and thereby inre the political pros
poets of Col Beret the regularly nominated democratic
candidate.
Tux ALARM or FIKx, yesterday afternoon was caused
by the burning of chimney in Seventh street Of
the falling soot having set the single roof fire. The
alarm brought large number Of amateur fremen
to the spot who extnguished the burning roof before
any great damage had been done.
HroIwIc When the weather clears up las II is to bc
hoped 1t will before the expiration of many weeks no
time should be lost In clearing up yards and allies, and
in white washing fences cellar walls and out buildings
"a sckly summer has been predicted, and every pre-
caution should be taken to prevent disease.
Strawberries, fine ones at that, were retaed in the
quart The cultivation of this delicious fruit has been
largely entered into by the gardeners all around the city,
and few days Of ripe sunshine will give abundant
supply.
WAsnINoroNIANs AT PAnIs.-In list Of Americans
gstered ut the American European Express Company
Paris from April 10th to May l2th 1858, notice the
of NJ II. Beecher, Baker A. Jameson, and J. II.
Drury, of this city.
Tns BALTIMoRE CLPpER's regular Washington cores
pendent is not pleased to learn, the author Of
the fulsome eulogium Of Mr.. Waach to which we al
luded yesterday.
BRICK is defined by modern politician candidate
for office who donates baked clay paraelogams for the
erection of churches
PERsoSAL-J. G. Sake, esd, tho celebrated Vermont
poet and humorist, il in this city, at the National
NATIONAL PaARMAcorEA CONVENTION is to be held in
this city in 1860 Several State Societies have already
appointed delegates
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WASHINGTON May 20, 1858
DEAR SIR: Please state the in which became
connected with the matters Of difference between Colonel
James g. Berret and Mr.. Thomas Berry, and oblige
Yours truly, WIN. III. WARD
Mr.. FRANcs MOHUN.
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Col. JAMES q. BERRrr.
SIR In answer to your note, submit the following
note and answer and statement of facts:
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS MoxRoR COUNTY. VII

DED SULPHUR SPRINGS--MoxRoR COUNTY, yIR-
n oInIAThcse Mineral Springs open
reception well known that medicinal agents
had signal
the He'd sulphur Springs the speedy ulo
nary consumption bronchial affections chronic dnrrha dyspepsia
and Diseases the brain
Visitors Iynchbng should the Virginia
railroad Newbrn Depot They will then have
staging, road Via Alex
Virginia Central Railroad there about seventy miles
O staging.
Mvalhis rooms
by coming early usually much crowded through this
month August. T. s. CAMPBELL X co.
Nav 3O--d2mo
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GRASDEs NOUyEAUTEs In PARIS.

Ia c0NPAGNIE LYONNAISE, PARIS,
d. "" az hoaisvsrd sl~s Capuranss, W. Arnsud
ANA 10 rue Ssuve Capussaes.
Have jus, exposed Ios sale ,ler
NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON
SILK sruFfS LACE AND FRENCH ,sp,Iprs pprsn
MusilNs AMI PreVHs
FANCY TssuEs OF ALL kISfs
WEDDING OUTFITS, MANTIES BURNoUs. ETC.
The suecessve Of cur ,e
rendered IL the in tu
rope prs-rl upwards o hry
galleries having heIng ow
productions ablo to the charges
intermediate and thus this
public
Every article tho CAnxrniS Is marked PLAN
LA COMPAGNE IYONNAISE have established houses al
Lyons for the manufacture OF silk Stuns At
Alenoon and ChantIy the Lace mandatory; and
or Shaws,
have for sale country whatever
May 30-dI6t~
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No. 609l
Notice or change In the limits Of the North
eastern y and Northwestern Land Districts
In Minnesota.

TN PURSUANCE of the provisions Of the act Of
approved Nay H. 1885
establish additional
In III. Territory Minnesota hereby declared and nsde
limit Of lbs NORTHEASTERN district
extended the ns dividing % and "a the
the Northwsstern DISTRICT foiows Co
mancng side Of the Assspp where
south line touches the thence down sa rvss
opposite eighth
parallel along parallel The Of
guide meridian four hsnce along sid Kaas meridian
parallel henos along aevauth
wood rvsr Themes north u he lns hsrs esab
ished."
my the city of Washington h ssh Jay
May, A. D. 1853 ThOB A. HkEDRCkB,
Commtsoncr Of the Gsusral Land Once
May 30--1awdw llne&star
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Tns BALTIMORE CLIPPER's regular Washington
pendent is not pleased to learn, the author Of
the fulsome eulogium of Mr.. Waach to which al
luded yesterday.
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Brick is defined by modern politician candidate
for Office who donates baked clay paraelogans for the
erection of churches
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WAsnIN0ToNIANs AT PAns.--In list Of Americans re
gstered ut the American European Express Company
Paris from April 10th to May 18th, 1858, notice the
names of M. H. Beecher, Baker A. Jameson, and j. H.
Drury, of this city.