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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-21

First Ward.-A large meeting Of the anti Know
Nothing voters of the First Ward was held last
evening at Stott's Hall, corner of Twentieth ST.
ana Pennsylvania avenue, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for Alderman Council
men, and Assessor Of the Ward for the approach
ing election
On motion. George w. Riggs, Esq was called
to the chair. and Mr.. James w Coombs sppoint-
ed secretary. ..l ........' -.
w. +. Dove. Esq, was then unanimously
nominated for reelection to the Board Of Alder
men; and Messrs. Charles Albert, John B. FUR
ton, and 8. = Parker for the Board of Comm IN
Common Council. VIM. Riggles was renomi-
mated for Assessor.
Several of the candi dates addressed the meet
ing in appropriate terms; and Mr.. Renahan and
Col Irving made a few wsll-timed and eloquent
remarks.
Col Berret being present, and loudly called
for. came forward and addressed the meeting
with characteristic ability. Col Berret declared
himself a true De ocrat, and announced his in
tention to define his position more fully on a flu
ture occasion.
Second Ward-John d. Clarke, ESQ presided.
MIR. William Pettibone acting as secretary. Nom,
nations were received, when VIM F. Bayly
Esq, declined reelection to the Board of Al
dermen. The meeting then adopted a resolution
thanking him for his services as a member of the
City Councils, which have extended through a
period Of eight or nine years.
The balloting for candidate for an Alderman
resulted as follows For Thomas J. Fisher, 81
made unanimous for Mr.. Fisher.
For members Of the Common Council the vote
was-for Grafton Powell, Il; Ferdinand Jeffer-
son, 80; T.. G. Dyer, 40; N. Callan, 80; Charles
). Jones, 32; VIM Orme, 26. Messrs Powell,
Jefferson, and DYER received majority of the
votes, and their nominations were made unani
nous
Third EaTd-Mr. Kennedy presided. Mr. Jo-
sept +. Brown was unanimously chosen cand-
date for Aldermen. The names OF Messrs. Lam
bert Tree, O'Hare, DR.. Palmer, Shekels, and
James Ward, were submitted as candidates for
the Common Council.
The result of the ballot stood: For Mr.. Tree,
. Mr.. O'Hare. Is Mr.. Palmer, a.; Mr.. Sbsk-
els, IL; Mr Ward, Is; scattering, 30.
MesSrs Tee, O'Hdre, and Palmer, having
each received majority of all the votes cast,
Were declared unanimously nominated
MI Jones was then nominated Assessor
Resolutions offered by Mr.. Divine were unani-
mouslv adopted, approving of these nominations,
and of that OF MIR. James g Rerret for Mayor
Or. Palmer and Mr. Brown, who We're called
out, addressed the meeting appropriately.
The Democratic and anti Know othiny vo-
tiers of the Fourth Ward meet to- night at the As
sembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue. Those OF
the SEVENTH Ward meet to- morrow night at Poto
mac Hall corner of Maryl land avenue and Eleventh
street South
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AfE R,s
Cathartic Pills,

4: ::::::: s $::$i e
feet purgatIve which Is known 10
msn. nnumerable proofs are shown that these
Pills have virtues winch surpsss IN excellence the
ordinary medicines. and that they npre ce tent
pleasant to take and powerful 10 cure Their psne
tIsiing properties stimulate the vial activities of
purify the booJ, ana ex pei disease They pure out
the tout humours which breed dIstemper, stimulais
sluggish or dlsordered organs into their natural
tion, ard impart healthy tone with strength TO the
whole system Not only DO they cure the every dsy
dangerous diseases when hsve he N sd human .Iii
While they produce powerful effects they are at the
same time, an diminished doses the safest and best
sugsr-coated they are pleasant to take, and being
Cures have been made which snrpass belief we've
thew not substshtated by men of such exalted posi-
truth. Many eminsnt clergymen and physIIlans
have lent their names TO certify to the public the ne
liahll.ty oil my remedies, while others have sent me
the assurance their conviction that m, Prepsr-
tons contribute Immensely 10 the relief Of my file
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac. containing dlrsctions for
their and certificates of their cures Of the fol
lowing complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism.
stomach. Nauses Indigestion, Morbid Inse.iSn and
pain arising therefrom, Elatnlency, Loss of Ape
require an ev6cuant medicine, Scrofula or Kings
tvI They also, by purifying he blood ana stmu
would not be supposed they could reach. such as
pesfness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, and Nery
Gus lrIta bluy arrangements of the Liver and Kid
neJs, Govt. and other kndre o zap ANTS ARISING
from a low state Of the body OUstruc ION Of ia
functions.
Do not be put off by unprineipled dealers with
some her Pill they make more profit on. Ask for
AYERS PnLs, AID take nothing else. No other
they give you compares with this in its ant insIc
value or uratve powers. The sick want the best
AID there ~ for them, and they should have n.
Prepared by DIR. J. e. AVER, Practices ard Ara
yticai Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Pnce IS cents PER
box. Five boxes for 81.
: III by u ID GILMAN, WASHINGTON and d, n.
COOK, Alexandra, and br all dealers eVorywhsre
q-smr
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Onthe 2lst instant. Mr.. NICHOLAS LOWE,
alter long and PAINFUL Illness, In the cd year of
his age.
The deceased was one of the Old defenders i'm the
war of 1872.
HIS friends and acqual ntances respectfully in
vited Ia attend his funeral 10 morrow Afternoon at
3ocloek Ga 4th St, between and n, East Capitol
st.
On The 2nth instant, al the residence Of Mrs. Car
roll. Mrs. SARAH kADCLir r, III the 2j.h ear
Of her age.
her friends aud those Of the family are respec fui-
IL invited IL attend her funeral Tomorrow A fer
nom, a O'Clock. without fuTtharnO
The Sisters of Benevolence are re 3uesl ed 10 NEE
a, their hall Tomorrow Afternoon, at half ST
ococs, for the purpose of attending the funeral of
our late sister.
On the 2.th instant, JOSEPH O'BRIEN. in the
42d wear If his age.
His funeral viii take pace from Christ Church,
Navy ara. Thursday Evening, at O'Clock. The
friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend. New York papers please copy
On the 2lst instant. ELIZA. daughter of James
and Eliza u bison. az ed cara and months.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend til. fune which will take place To
row Thursday Afternoon, at CLOCK. from their
residence. No. SS4 18Th street, between l and X.
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John ALEXANDER,
No "a rESH>YLvANIA AVENUE.
a -.

a r n n No mus.
| nave now IN store the most IN oets Assortment
oi faper HangIngs ever offered To the public of
washington and the adjacent cities.
am low re ewing, from rance Decorative Pa
psrS of the most modern aud IIch designs IN panel
rod. sat n. velvet, and wool ImItstIOns, with hor
dsrs la correspond Also clanbeT and other On ners
la every variety Of styl and pattern.
would also c. your attention To the fact that in
addition U the great variety of Paper Hangi1gs +
keep co SANITY on land the largest and hand some
assortment OF WIN DOW SH ADES, GIt.TCOR
NlCES, PICTURE CORD ard TASSELS of any
house In the city.
BY unremitting attention and prompt ex ecutIon
oi ali orders, hope to merit and OBJ ain a liberal
share of patronage.
Paper put on Ia the best manner, and in all cases
warranted , ap -2aw2m
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. To secure the most
conspicuous positions for advertisements IN The
STAR they mus: be sent 10 our Office as early in
the day rs possible. Those who delay to observe
this caution should not complain if they do not
Ind them where they prefer to see them. IL is
always safest to get them to our counter between
and 10 In the morning, II wishing them insert
ed satisfactorily on the same day
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April Il Flour Is heavy; sales OF
900 b6ls; state - .l5aSi 3D; Ohio 81 55aS4 IS;
Southern 81 55aS4 IS
Wheat is firm; sales OF 10000 bushels; South
ern white 81 l9aSl IS
Corn il quiet aud nominal; sales unImportant.
white 72as4c., yellow 76as7c
provisions are dull; mess Pork SlSaSIs TO-
Chicago reparked Beef sI2 75asl3 50 Lard stea-
dy at liallkc. Whisky is steady al gle
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WALTER ID. WYVILI.

No. 453 Pa, arsaHe, SOnih side,
would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Washington aud the eighborhood, ard those who
propose building the coming saaso that ha D. now
prepared 10 put on and repair METAtIC ROOFS,
at al kinds, IN the most approved style and most
durable manner: and also to put up and repair q Ut
TEkS, SCOUTING. &c, NJ the lowest prices, nd
sOcits a share of their patronage.
Tie begs also To cai attention tn his assortment of
HOu>EKE EPiNG TIC LES, comprIlIng
Cook ing and other Stoves Of The most approved DAT
terms, as well as a general supply of Tin, Copper
and Iron Ware, IN his line OF business, which he
will sell cheap fog cash. api7-Iw.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-Diseases of
I Females exclusively treated by DIR Dubois
Remedies for Female arrangements from 81 to 81.
Relief guaranteed In all cases. CONSULTATIONS and
lance provided with board, nur sing and exclusive
attendance. Medicines sent by mali. LADIES' Pm
Neg York. al s-Ims
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NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of two ~ writs
WI OF herI faclas issued from the Clerks thee of
tne Crcu Court of the District IF Columbia for H. 9
County of Washington. and 10 NE directed | shall
expose to publ lc sale, for Casa, In front of the
Court House door of aid County, on FRIDAY.
the l4ih day of May, 1853, AZ IL O'Clock w., the FOL
Loving described property, to wit: Ill defendant $
right, title, claim. and interest IN and to Lots
l. 2, 8, and T. In Square No lif together with all and
singular The improvements thereon, in the city of
Washing ton. ID. c., seized and levied upon as the
property of Charles H. Van Parten, and will be sold
to satisfy No. 6 Judciais to October term. 1885, IN
favor of VIM 6. w. and Jas. T.. White, and 80. ca
Judicial to October term, 1856 in favor of James E.,
Mcclure administrator of John ID. Brown.
I'D. HOOVER, Marshal
ap1-ts for the District of Columbia.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, April 81 Stocks higher and
hrmer, but not active Chicago and Rock Island
81; cumberland Coal Company Il; Illinois Cen
tral shlres 81 Michigan Southern IS; New York
Central s9S; Penna Coal Company Il; ReadIny
~; Milwaukee and Mississippi 81; Cantons
2lh; Missouri 6's SD.
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FUTURE DAYS.

NARSHAL'S SAbE.-In virtue Of three &c,
~ writs OF herl faclas, issued from the Clerk $
once of the Circuit Court of the District of CO.
lulnbia for the County of Washington, and to me
dlrec cd shall xPOse Ia public sale, for CASH, IN
front OF the Court House door Of said county ON
FRIDAY, the l4th day of May, 1853, at y o'c.ock
m. the following described property. To wit: All
defendants right title. cam and mi st m and 10
part oil Lot No. 9. IN Square No. SIS bes inning an m
south asst corner OF ,ad lot, then with eight
90 teet, thence north ninety 96D feet eleven N
inches thence east eight sfeet thence south vii
the rear line OF said ot No. to beg ginning. so,
part OF Lot No. Square No. 5I5 beginning a. a
point on street Is feet from the southeast corner
3i sad lot and running west to southeast corner of
Lot No. ), thence north with the west line of Lot
NO. u,ne '-sIx 1861 feet eleven (llD inches then
east and parallel to line thirty -four (34D feet theI
south ninety SIX 1861 rect eleven Il inches TO be-
Elnnlng together with all and ngular the improve
ments thereon, In the City of Washington ID. G. :,
seized and levied upon the property of Palm a
sims, and will be sold to satisf. No. I2 judicial to
January term. 1853, In favor of Morris, Tasker a
Morris, and Nos. 2I2 and 2l3 Judicials 10 January
term, 1853, IN favor Of Nj iddletOn Beall, T. a. K
A. Hooe. j. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
dp JUS OF the District of Columbia
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BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Flour is buoyant ana
nTm; Howard street and Ohio "a six; CITY
Mills SAY.
Wheat dull aud unchanged; good to prime
reos Il O2aSl 10; good 20 prime whites 81 20a
81 %. Corn IL firm; white 67a7Oc !: yellow 67a69
Provisions are frmi bulk pork asKc; mess
pork Sir 50; lard Hail &c
Whisky Is dull and nominal at 9la2Ikc
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TNKUSTEE'S SA Ii Of VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL EsTArE.-By virtue of a deed in
in lber A. -, No. lSs. folio ISL ct seq the sub
scrber will sell at public sale. DAY, the 3Oth
day OF April, 1855 at O'Clock at the ctIOn
wanna avenue and 10th street west. the whole of
Square No; 1854, fronting ass feet inch each of
north and ID streets, and 3c5 feet each of l4th
and 18th streets east, and Lot No. u, in Square No.
49, fronting 81 feet on LIST street east between south
and streets, by 100 feet deep
Terms of sale; One-thrd cash and the balance in
t. l2and ID months. for notes bearing interest from
day of sale secured by deed in trust on the proper
tyi and If not complied with in FIVE days after the
sale the property will he resold upon one weeks no
tce, at the risk and ex pense of the purchaser.
All conveyancng at the expense of the purcha Sc r
CHAS. =. WAL.LACH, Trustee.
abo 2aw&ds J. G. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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VALUABLE LOTS EAST OF THE CAPT.
Tob At AucrIoN; ON THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, April 2ld, at 6 O'clock on the
premises, shall sell the following valuable Lots.
VIZ: ~'
Lot No {, Square No. $685. fronting co feet inch on
Masssachus etts avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets east, conta nlrg seq square feet
Lots Nos. and 10, same Square, ffantIng each 81
feet inches on north e street between 6th and
18th St., Lot containing $3.50 feet, Lot 40 CON
tanning os9 square feet
These lots are beautifully located for huiId,ny
purposes, ard will be subdlvided 10 suit parchae
ssrs.
Title indi3putable.
Terms One fourth cash; the residue IN g. 6, and
" months with interest, secured by deed In trust
on the premises.
ap lid !. G.. MoGIIIRE
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Telesrsphic Csmnuuicst,e..

wv oRLEANs, April 2l.-Tbe Atlantic Tele-
stapn n,ihes Us northern advices Of last night
.,, having ONLY temporarily interrupted the
communication. The sky Is clear, wind north
east, thermometer 20 degnees
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Northern Lake Navigation.

CoLLlNswooD, c. West, April I9.-Tbe bris
Mahoning, from Milwaukee, arrived here on
saturday night, with a cargo Of -four, consigned
to Montreal aud Boston being the nrst arrival n
the season ''oA "
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An Express from the Utah Arux

ST Louis, April 20.-It il reported that n. on,
press passed through this city on SUNDAY mic hi
with government dispatches from Gen Johnson
but no news transpred here.
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HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY.

NJ. Il Z. II. MORSE have op sned a shop at 81.
IN r. street, ,or bleaching all kind of "a
N ySTKAW GOODS. Straw. Lace, Hair E3s>
X and LeRhoIn Bonnets and Flats thor -
ougHly ceanssd and blea' he'd, ard finished eH
IN a workmanlIke manner and IN the latest
style.
Par, ocular attention will also be paid to cleansing
bleaGhIng, and rehnishlng Gentlemen's SUMMER
bats OF all kInds.
Bonn Is aud Hats received for cOlnring black and
brown. Having had much experience in this LusI-
ness, and devOtIng our whole attention Ia II. we
feel confident that can excel In quality of work
manshIp any establishment of the kind IN this part
OF the country. The patrO, age of MIlliners and
hatters IS particularly solicited; and those employ
lug us will have their work taken from, and return
ed gaAn to their stores, and may depend upon ITS
being well aud promptly done.
nj. Il G. H. MORSE, 800 r street,
on south side Pa avenue, between 18th
ap 49, eolm' and 1874 streets west.
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WRDpING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
SreaIn and Water Ices at Sl.50 per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and r sts
ap lO-5w* J. EUsskII
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MARRIED.,
DEB.

. On the 2oth tant, by the Rev. Mo'sell Mr.
a NClS G. Brown to Miss ELMIRE
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EUROPEAN AN ID AMERICAN CURED
IL SMOKED BEEF.
Gil ARLES THOklA takes pleasure i'm annOun-
chg 70 his customers and the public that he ma )
cured The inest assortment of SMOKED BEEF
ever offered III this market. The same will be sold
either nj wholesale or retail. A call 10 solicited
lTO3n the best epIcurSs of WASHINGTON The Reef
can he had at stalls 81, Centre and North rl Mar
kets. From those that have purchased we have ne
highest cnmnendati0n. TO please the public with
q good article is our aim. nm rs enafs
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Henorably Dischsvsed y,

CHicsSo, April l9.-Messrs. shehan and Cam
eron, editors Of the Times were eYamiped TO-
day before the United States CommIssioncr on
Tue charge Of abstTacting letters from the post
once out no evidence was brought against them
and they were discharged.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


NV Hnsr 13Ts xSP is4
2Ist instant, shall sell ON The orsmse, ~ oeIoos
.; M ca ST half of Lots no. and o. in square No.
street, running hack to 81 fe ct street. or siIsy
nlng through the SQUARE S73 feet inches.
mouths for notes bearing Interest from dsr Of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken. TItle per
apl7- AGREEN. Auct.
By BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
PuBLIc sALE.-On WEDNESDAY SFTER
valuable Building Lots, on the corner of Sd and
rIederlck streets, Seorgetown, fronting q feet
hrstrate locality and will be sold accommodating
for Eotes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
. 40 in: me piBsssfRa'NS ARD BUCKLEY. Auo,..
BY WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneers.
Co'ssr OF PennsyIranid drenss and sfh street
s.GE16n MoNba lSG k t9hs AZ oPPSBh Ls,S
,hras Z. aa oeock we will SELL at public auction,
Of & a5. 0f fsoG;iDr ae ssD5
sot Two 6a2 feet on street north and running
are In one Of the finest Localities one
Wig eiEhborhocd. Tnie DS;snt E n last inPro-
Terms One third cash; the residus IN 6, 10, Is,
purchaser. VI INC
opif's WALL q BARNARD, Aucts,
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
,Ss q the weather gn
ap20 WALL & BARNARD. Aucts
By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
EXCELLENT and NEARLY NEW HOUSE
~ HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
On FRIDAY. the 18th Instant, 1 shall sell az the
late residence of J. w. Hicks, decessed, az ten
O'Clock a. m. on Indiana avenue No. IT, between ST
ana al streets west, superior assortment OF FurnI
Fine walnut bTocstelle covered Paror Set comprIs-
Ar, ing French sofa, Castor and Parlor Chars,
Mahosany Sofa, Arm ocke Tables and Stands,
DO. marble top SldebOard ard Sofa Table,
DO. Bookcase, Bureau and washsfands,
Walnut Hat Rack and Extension Bining Table.
.,ilt Gothic Frame Mirror.
Mantle Clock and Ornaments,
superior Velvet Tapestry Carpets and Rugs to
| STAR Car pets and r DDS,
| Drugget and straw Mating,
fine gold bound Tea and Coffee Set iycrv Han
| die Knives and Forks,
Passage OIlcOth,
| Beds eads and Mattresses,
| GGokIng, Radiator and other Stoves,
With good lot of Kitchen eQuIsites
Terms; All sums under 8 Is, cash: over SIS, a
credit Of two and four months for notes siscto
| m endorsed, bearing interest.
A.GREEN, Auctioneer.
IS. The House is For Rent. IL is in fine order,
dlately. Inquire on the premses.
apizd A. g.
| IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
IN consequences of the Indictment weather until
apis ~ ~ a. .A GREEN ZEN Auct.
| HI THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL. FUR
snsI POSTPONED, on aeeognt of the lncement
h.ur and Will positively take place, ram or slime.
ap ~ I'd A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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The Expected Steamer.

BosroN, April ~, ga m.-There Is an inter
r. ption on the Halifax line this morning and a.
Is Is NOT known the Canada from Liverpool on
HALIFAX, Up. m.-The line is working The
WIND IS strong from the southeast, accompanied
by thick snow storm. Nothing OF the Canada
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
ID Quick SdlsS-SlHdN PrC6ts.
We are daily receiving our supply Of Spring and
Summer CATERS ard shoes for La 1rSS1p
dies, Miss es. and Children. HX&{
CATERS for Boys and Youths. "a.
We would respectfully solicit a call befure pur-
chasing.
We have Caters ard Half Carers little out of
style which We selling for 10 cents pair for
ladies', and GA cents for MssnR, at the old stand
OF a. HOOVER Il SON,
South side Pa. ave-, bet 9th and 10Th streets.
m
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M. Editor: Where did 'Constant Reader,
learn that gentleman should take lady to din
ner on his right ARM or place her on his right in
walking The reverse is the long established
custom here, and abroad also, / believe So, as
10 riding. In England, as all vehicles pass each
other TO the i,ft, the gentleman rides on lads y
TtShf so Is to be between her and an approach
Ing carriage, to protect her from accidental col
lIsion with II. In this country, all carriao es
take the TfSht, gentleman should be on the la
dy's IJf, To protect her from passing vehicles,
and for the additional reason that his right arm
l. more at liberty TO give her assistance The
reason which makes an English gentlenIan ride
on the night. requires an American one to ride ON
the lsft ANOTHER READER
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European Mails.
The Rark Adyfsti.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-Thr City OF Washing
ton, which sails on saturday, will take out tE.
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w. CARD.
IN, are recalvIng and opening a superior stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CIOTHIN,; also sf
choice sly les OF summer wear Of Cloths. Cssslmeres
nestlnes, Linen, Drills, and Duck. or the latest
Thfls patterns Tor gentlemen youths. There
nave never been offered this market uoh ARTICLES
o. sDle and make as cannot be manufsci ured To OF
der IN tins city.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO,
ap lS-6w u Pa. av., between 9Th and 10th sta
Vrs,, BR0NZED FURNITURE.
NOSI HECEiNED. from the manu- fanturers, q
large and beautlfu lot of Fancy Broazed Iron ~ r
and CLOCK STAMPS, BEDSrEA DIS. CHILD
HENS CRlBS AND CRADLES. NASH
at &. wOODwAR
Metropolitan Stove and Crate fsctcry
ap lO-6teo No Sls Pa av bet 10th ana Ilfh -.
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Breathing the Neutrality Law

BUFFALO, April ls.-Tbe two Germans named
Thurenger and Bommerman, arrested here last
week, charged with enlisting men for the British
service have been held for trial for breaking the
neutrality laws. Telegrphic dispatches from
British officers in Toronto and Niagara were pro-
duced on the examination.
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CITY lNPROvEMENrs.-Theg grading and grav-
cling Of New York avenue, betweea First and
Seventh streets west-a long needed improve
mrnt-is now under contract; rs al 30 the further
improvement OF the same avenue from FiTNf
street to the city boundary The grading and
TePaving OF the alley between n and | street.
north, and Ninth and Tenth streets west is pro-
Yressing. The construction Of a sewer in this
alley i under contract in connection with this
work. These improvements are under the super-
vision Of Commissioner Owens
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Death Of Gen. Faruhsw.

SavANNAH, April 19.-The celebrated bari
Adriatic cleared to-day for Cork, with a cargo o