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u GAGE XPRE 8 FICE
- 8A STREET,
Adjoiaiag TRs States Prtatiag OEes.

The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and OHIO and Washington Branch Railroad. has
0pehSG an once al tne ABOVE place, LOT me ACCOM-
the use OF Wagons 70 convey Baggage or Packages
to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, &C.. or for
removal to any point in this City GEORGETOWN.
ofoe open from O'Clock g. IN. to 10 O'Clock p, M,
dAily, except Sunday, to 10 OclOck a. m. clock
TO 10 P. JOHN M. MoCl.INTOCK.
Baggage Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
N. B.-PersOnB coming to Washington or GONG to
Baltimore, not having made up their minds where
they will stop, by giving up their checks to my
agents on the oars, will have their baggage taken
care OF at this office, at Baltimore Ofhoe, NO. ii
Sharp street. and no extra charge. ~
MARBLE WORK FOR SALE.
A large stock Of STATUARY and ITALIAN
MARI BILE MANTLES, manufscturee w,thin tns
last few months. A lnrge number Of ITALIAN
MARBLE MONUMENTS, srne OF which are OF
exquisite design and finish, Will be sold without
reference to cost. ..u-
ALEX'R. RUTHERFORD,
Marble and Brown Stone S-rd,
fe26-eolm Pa ave-, bet. 18th and lisa SITS.
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The Next Mail for Europe.
EaltIm ere Markets.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The mails for Europe
on Saturday next Will 20 by the steamer New
York for Glasgow.
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rINHE AMERICAN LAWYER, and Business
L Mans Form Book containing Forms and In
struotlons for Contracts; Arbltlat and Award,
Bill of Lading. Bonds. xchange, ID: ats, Promis-
sorry Notes Orders, Receipts, Due Bills, Convey
ances Deeds, Mortgages. lndentures, Sa isactlons,
Releases, Dover, Leases, Landlords and Tenants
Agreements, Composition with Creditors. Charter
OF Vessels, Building, Letters of Credit and LII
cense. Marriage icles of Partnership. Power OF
Attorney, Wills and COdcils. Trust Forms, Ear
ter, Liabilities of Common Carriers and !nOrs.
Naturalization. Pre- Empton Rights on Pubic
Lands, K ights to Military Bounty Land, Copyright
Laws, Regulations and Forms of obtaining Patents,
Gus OmlOuse Regulations. Domestic and Foreign
Rates of Postage, System of Book Keeping, In
terest Tables, Equation Time Tabs. Interest and
ferent Countries, Value Of Gold and Silver Coin,
&c, &C., together with the Laws of the various
States on the Qualifications neces airy for Voters,
Household and Homestead Exemptions from IKE
outiOn, Deeds, Acknowledgement Of Deeds, Me han
cs' Lien COLLECTION of Debts, imitation of Ac
tions, Regulating Contracts, Chattle Mortgages,
Rights of Married Women Dover, Rates Cf lite
rest. Usury, and Wills, and Map and Seal for
each Site i'm the Un'o by DelOs w. Beadle, A.
NJ. Attorney and COunse Tor at Law price % cts.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
ms BOOKSELLERS. near 9th street.
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Rinawcfal,

Our usual stock report failed to reach us In sea.
son for publication.
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ACE-LACE.-LACE!
IL FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
WIN. HAYMAN is just returning to Europe and
is selling eff his .emanlng stock of his rich assert
ment of Laces unheGrd of low prices,
Of
HONITON SETS and COLLARS,
ROUND POINT do. do.
POINT APPLIQUE do. do.
VALANCE do. do.
LAGES, black and white, by the piece or yard.
RICH CAPES and MANTILLAS OF the richest
designs, at the LAKES" 5Gi pennsy lvania ave-
nue..
m4-rw WIN. HAYMAN.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue of seven (7)
lNl wrIts of ferl FAC issued from the Clerk of
hce of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia
for the County of Washington and To directed,
shall expose to public sale for CASH. front of the
Court-house door of said County on FRIDAY the
18th day of March, at u o'clock, m, the following
described property. to wit: = ii defendant right,
title. and int crest and to all that piece or
parcel of ground lying IN Georgetown, in the Dis
tTict OF Columbia. which Is included within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning the
west side of Market Space at point 81 feet 10 inch
es south from the corner Of Bridge street and ar
ket Space. and running thence west with the north
wall OF the two story brick houses on the lot hereby
described ani the line thereof extended ~ feet.
theI &c south and parallel with Market Space n
feet inches more or less, TO point which will be
house extended west, then by sand line reversed
east to Market Space at the southeast corner of
said house. aud then north and with he line Mar
ket space q feet inches to the place of beginning
which is the northeast of SAID house. tog eth
or with ali and singular the Improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon the property of George
Rhodes, jr., and will be sold 10 satisfy Judicals
Nos. Si 10, ard S3j TO October term, 1856. i'm favor
of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher. and Nos.
le4, 1856, iS5. and I57 yudcials MAY term, 1855 IN
favor OF Cline a nd Dillon, Peter Dillon, BENJAMIN
ITplett, AID John Crumtaugh.
J. ID. HOOVER,
m2 dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
WI herle facias, under the lien law, issued from
the clerks office of the Circuit Court Of the District
of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and TO
me directed, will expose to public sal e. for CASH
IN front the Court House door of SAID county, on
FRIDAY, the 26th of March, 1853, at II O'Clock m,
the following described property, to wit: All de-
the three 81 Frame Houses erected on Lot No. 5,
in reservation ID, on Marylan avenue. betwe en- Az
and 81 h streets, in the city of Washington, ID c..
seized and levied upon as the property Of James Il.
Lokey, and will he sold to satisfy Judicial No. 279
to October term, 1857, in favor of Smith n Fowler.
]. ID. HOOVER,
M 2-dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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The undersigned has again the pleasure of offering
Sd h,s * 5ens!y We stock OF genuine ,p! GAR
zGk0 EXCELLENT qraiity, warranted pure and.
fresh. II facilities Of supp ylng all articles of I'm
Continent, as well as those of domestic growth is
unsurpassed: If eQua,ed, by any house in the trade
these Seeds as cheap as they can be purchased in
the United States, ell her wholesale or retail, In bulk
Early York, Large York. French OK Heart, Pre-
MUM Fiat Dutch, Large Drumhead and other
Blood Turnlp Beet, Early Short top Radish,
Round Purple Egg Plant, ,-;e
Carrots. Parrnps,, extra ca y Peas, Beans. &C.,
WITH every 1thei Vegetable and Herb IN the trade
lie sted from bis extensive collection or any latitude
in the Union, are offered prepaid by mail, at the TO
varieties included which sell separately at I21 to q
cents per paper, as English Pansy, Picota Pinks,
100 papers choicest varieties SIS
100 /" ID choicest varieties 4m
80 :. choicest varieties 81
50 - I'd choicest varieties 2m
20 choicest varieties l 90
JOHN SAUL,
so 7th street; corner street
fe 25 Th&M Washington ID. c.
NOTlCE.-A letter mai ed In this city ON ne llth
l instant, to the address of Lennon Il Brogden.
own order and endorsed at I months, 5 h February.
1883. for $sS4 10. payable at the counting room of
reach Its destination, all parties hereby eau
''9asa sF''nst nss0'aHn %R sfsa PHss sEMMEs
TRUNKS! TRUNKS" TRUNKsm
The undersigned has now and constantly keeps
RYw on hand large and very supe- a. "A
ESrN r1or assortment of Sole t.eatherf~NSA
r w NJ SAN AND yAh IS alsofN
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVASS
s TkbHhEEIf sAGs 'SS ffffgIGaahLs fine
We are prepared to compete with the hest manu-
facturers, proof of which, read the following Re
port oftle COMMITTEE at the Far of The MetrOpoI
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857:
Tophsm d NOrhet deposited Sole leather
Trunk that for soiidity and qualify Of material,
the best ON ex hibItiOn.
JENKIN THOMAS, Saddler.
b. >. KINsEY, Curner.
N B.-Trunks Covered and every description Of
Repairing ex ecuted with neatness and DIS atch.
JAS :. TOPHAM,
No. 4o9 7th street, oppO. Odd Fellows Hall,
m4-ly Washington, ID. -.
I ACE.-LACE-EACE
L. FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
WIN. HAYMAN is just returning to Europe and
Sc In lnus knfh rInh
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DIED.,

In Georgetown. on the evening of the 7th insta nt
MISS Any VIRGINIA WALLACE, in the nth
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BUILDING BURNED-On Saturday afternoon
last, the servants house on the farm Of Mr. Elias
fulee, in Alexandria county, Va caught fire
from sparks from the chimney. and was burned
TO the ground; involving a loss Of perhaps $500.
BY the exertions Of the family and various neigh
oors, the main house Of the farm was preserved
from destruction, with great di culty, indeed.
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RIOT Yesterday Jas. Burns, Jno. Umberfed,
Philip Smith and Jas. Smith, were arrested and
taxed to the Central Qua I'd house for riot They
all gave security for court; the last named was
also fined $50 ard costs for carrying weapon.
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The subscriber has taken the asenc, and has now
on hand ar assortment of the sbove ceiebraied
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES; and. N pre-
senting them To the public notice can Ithout lea
Of oontIadct on. say that the, are believed TO he
adapted to all kinds Of family sewing from the finest
TO the coarsest kind. He most especially inyItes
the ladies' TO call and exam ne them.
lady will always be IN attendance 20 ey'
them, and TO instruct all who DESTROYS
chasing.
Needles Of all sizes will be couss
hand for sale &. w. v
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SMITHSONIAN LEcrusE.-Rev. DIR. McIlvaine
Will Lecture 4 gain al the Smithsonian on this and
wednesday evenings on 90 E,hnology and Phil
OlOgy."
On Friday evening his lecture was Of the mos,
Interesting character; but owing to the incIem-
ency OF the weather the attendance w as not large
Another cause OF the small attendance was we
suppose, The circulation of a report that the lee
ture would be postponed, to which the intensely
cold weather gave satisfactory conf nnation to
very many Of our lecture-going citizens.
The subject Of the lecture on that occasion was
the Persian arrowhead language, Of which the
lecturer gave curious description, illustrated
oy numerous examples. He also, to d slight ex-
tent, esdeaVoIed to explain the principle on
which the habits and characteristics Of people
may be detected from the construction OF their
dialect.
To the lovers Of the curious there have proba-
by been no more entertaining lectures than these
delivered this season, and We are vratiied 10 OBJ
xsEge their continuation.
EASTER BALLs-We learn that our fellow
citizens, natives of France and OF French extrac-
to1, design repeating, on the night Of Easter
Monday, their late fancy dress ball, an account OF
which We gave In the Star not long since to the
great qualification OF tLouSands Of readers We
advise them to restrict the active participants in
the entertainment to thsiT own circle az before
and TO dispose Of as many promenade tic k.ts AZ
may b. convenient TO admit gentlemen and ladie.
10 view the interesting and agreeable scene Al
pos~d Of, doubtless.
The Presidents Mounted Guard aiso propose
giving grand bail on the same evening" which
will be graced by the attendance OF an overflow
Of youth, beauty and gallantry, usual with
their enJrts OF the sort.
The rENPERAScE CAUSE.-THE Rev. Mr.
Cross, who has been extensively engaged in
Christian efforts In the cause Of temperance, has
preached and lectured in the District on the sub
ject recently He addressed various Sunday
schools In the city yesterday, and by touching
incidents aud the circuialon OF temperance tracts
sought TO make an indeiib- impres sion on the
minds of the young favorable to correct habits
All good citizens, Christians, patriots and tax
payers have deep and indidual Interest in such
n benevolent movement. which has a bearing not
only present interests, but on the future char
scter Of our parents, wives, teachers, voters
and leg islators Of the State and Nation.
DOWNRIGHT UNMITIGATRD snow storm Is
this with which Washington city is visited to-
day. Should the snow fall steadily "a il now
is doing through the day, we shall have sleigh
ing and something over.
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Mr.. TRoYE's ORIENTAL PIcTURRs.-We have
only space to-day to call attention to the adver-
tisement of these interesting pictures, and shall
refer to them again, meantime advising our read
ers not to fail To them ere they leave the city
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-This morning the Court
took up the case OF j. c. willard, charged with
assault and battery on B. Knox. Verdict not
guilty.
George McCov, Laurence Mcdonald and Hugh
Smith. indicted for riot and assault, submitted
their cases by their counsel, J III Bradley ir.
The Court, after hearing the evidence against
them and ascert',ining the time they had been I'm
JAIL fined them 81 each
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No PERFORMANCE TO NIGHr-In consequence
OF the extremely unfavorable weather there will
be no performance at the Theatre, to night. we
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JAIL Frederick Costrick and Peter Barjot
were arrested last evening for an assault and bat
terry on gentleman at Bari ot's house. The scuf-
de caused the loss to the gentleman of a small
amount Of money, and small articles Of value to
TO him. These he supposes he lost in his at
tempts to escape. Justice Dom this morning
committed the accused to Jail for a trial at court
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pp Gelfgrapb.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK. Aug. 2.-The steamer Wander
bilt has arrived with Liverpool dates of the
21>t July.
Cotton, sales of days 19 600 bales of
which SPECTATORS and exporters took 400
bales each. Markets generally unchanged.
Breadstufis dull but steady.
The telegraph feet sailed on the seventeenth
of July.
The Vanderbilt reports excellent weather
for laying the cable.
ENGLAND-The weather is favorable for
crops.
The Niagara was off Cape Clear and the
AgamemDon off King-ale on the 18th.
The Turkish Government has sent gene
raj officer to Jeddah invested with powers of
life and death.
The subject has been considered by the
English Parliament.
Stradfurd formerly Ambassador to the Porte
advocated energetic measures for full rcpara-
ton.
The Sovereigns of England and France
meet at Cherbourgh on the 5th of August.
France is acting with England in the Jed
dab matter.
The Dutch trading company is raising a
loan of five million forms TO increase the
companies transactions in cotton.
The Screw steamer ''New York" lately
wrecked, fuundcred in deep water. She is d
total loss.
The steamer Leviathan is likely to be sold
Stanton accepts Morphy's chess challenge
Queen Victoria's visit to Berlin is strictly
of family character.
TurgOt the French Ambassador to Madrid
returns.
Spain is stronger than ever in spite of in
trigues.
Manchester advices are more favorable
though sales are slow. Prices are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL Flour, western 2l>C92ls Cd;
Ohio Z2(024s. Wheat, southern Us 9d(17s 3D.;
wertern ed IS 6dGG6s Sd; white Or 3d(G6s cd.
Corn, yellow 34s(g3 4s cd; white 33>(o33s Cd.
Provisions, Beef dull; Pork steady; Bacon
heavy; Lard slightly advanced. butchers
56s(957s cd. Coffee quiet. Linseed 33s Cd.
ST.. JOINS, n F., Aug. "A steamer sup
posed to be the Persia, with Liverpool dates
of the evening of the 23d July, passed OF
Cape Race.
Cotton, sales of two days $4,000 bales of
which spectators aud exporters took $500
bales each. Cotton dull; holders offer freely
but show no disposition to press sales. Con
soils 953G95s.
LIvEnPooL, July 23.-Evening.-Wheat
declined ld012d. Flour, common declined
6d09d.
Gwa!ior has been retaken.
A Chinese fort and 1873 guns has been cap
tured.
An inefft ctual attempt was made to route
the Chinese near Canton.
Ningpo is in possession of the rebels.
The English merchants have gone on board
the war vessels.
CHINA-Atter the captures of the mouth of
Peiho, the forces commenced advancing up
the river.
The squadron was in good health and
spirits.
FRANCE-The MOniteur ridicules the idea
of "a French invasion of England.
LONDoN-Sugar active, advanced cd. Sew
gEal cargoes of foreign sugars sold: refined
lrmp 5zGgj5. Coffee, prices fully sustained.
Tea, duh y8GG9&.
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MEMPHIS TrNn Anril 2 1853


Y. DAY, Eso.:-ln answer to your enqui-
ries concerning the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine purchased Fl ON you, l wish to give
fair and impartial comparison. | have us, d
Singers Machine in my establishment, and
after thorough and long trial found it an
inconvenient and troublesome Machine. The
person who runs it must be wei acquainted
with Machinery to operate it successfully. 1t
has too much machinery, and its shuttle and
other work is troublesome and complicated.
! next gotta Wheeler & Wilson's machine. aud
after testing it fairly. found it would not an
swer. 1t easily gets out of repair. the thread
must be wound off the spools and run into
shuttles. and il wears so readily that il is
found very lnconvcnir mt for continuous use.
1t Is not adapted. either, for heavy work. ow-
ing to all these Inconvenience. / put aside
the other machines, and after thoroughly test
ing the Grover 81 Baker machine pronounce
it the best. in every respect. Its work is as
neat as any machine can pcs IDLY do; it is
easily kept in order; the work is done from
the ordinary spOOls. 1t is as speedy as any
other, and, taking it all in all. i would rather
pay five prices for the Grover Il Baker than
have the Wheeler q Wilson at any price. |
quilt. make cloth work, and fine stitching in
the SHIRT and light work Of my establishm, mt.
In fact. do all the work OF my large estab-
lishment with this machine. Lct me then re-
commend the Grover IL Baker Sewing Ma
chimes to be the best in use.
Yours, as ever.
jy3I-dlw3mw y. STILLMAN & co.
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IIOOnand,s German ftters.

THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
Aud free fran, Alcoholic Standards and all Injurious
Ingredients pleasant in taste and smell mild in
their operation, Will expe all morbid secretons from
the body, give bloom the paid cheek, and health
and vigUr To the frame
They tCiu cure DYSPEPSIA.
They lcU cure NERVOUS IEBIIITY.
They ,ciH cure LIVER COMPLAINT.
They t0iU cure JAUNDICE
They iciU cure DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
They tcdI cure CONSTIPATION.
1tey tciU cure PILES
They tciU cure HEARTBURN.
7hey rtH cure SWIMMING OF THE HEAD
They DjU cure FIUT1ERING OF HE HEART.
For at the Principal Office, AIS Arch St. Phila.
dephia, and sold by druggists and store keepers
in every and village the United States Cana
as, West Indies, and south America 10 cents per
bottle. iul-lm
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

pY virtue of writ of venditioni cxponas to me
ID directed and delivered from the honOrab Circuit
Court of Davidson county, Tenn, at its May term,
1888 will expose to public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house yard gate the city of
Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEM-
BER, 1898, all the right title, claim. interest and
estate VIII ch Edward Vaughn then had, or may have
since acquired in and TO the following described tracts
or parcels of land, to-wit: tract of land in Dis
trct No 9, in Davidson county Tennessee containing
by estimate nine acres, and bounded follows: on
the north by the land of William Hewlett on
the west and south by the lands of Abram Dunnivant
and on the east by the lands of Benjamin Tankerslv
Also one other tract, lying in the county District
aforesaid, containing by estimate six and eight
poles, and bounded as follows: on the north by the
land of VIM Hewlett on the west by the land of Jas
q. shepard, on the south by the land belonging TO
Goodwn's heirs, and on the east by the land men
toned above; being the of land sold bv A.
Dunnivant TO the said Edward Vaughn. on the Path
OF February lSi5 and the deed for which is register
ed in the Registers office of Davidson county Tenn
IN Book No. I; being levied as the property of
Edward Vaughn TO satisfy judgment rendered in
favor Of Martha Vaughn against the said Edward
Vaughn J. N. HINTON, Sheriff
Jy21-td BY j. b. MAURY, ID. =.
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E5- The English papers state that Queen
Victoria has accepted the offer of Wuodscy
House, the residence of the Mayor of Leeds,
(Mr. p. Fs.rbairn,l on her visit to that town
in August next.
Mr.. Fairbairn is a manufacturer OF machin-
cry for wooden mills. a mechanic in fact; and
this is probably the first time in the history of
England that reigning sovereign has accept
ed the Inequalities of any Int mobiles. II is Il
notable proof of the growing consideration
for the middle classes, and the drawing to-
gcther of monarchy and the people; and forms
a point for history in long line of events,
of which the gorgeous progress of Elizabeth
to the Castle of Kenilworth forms the Other
extremes OF feudal grandeur and popular
abasement.
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AN INVALUABLE REMEDY.-When DR.. Bragg
first commenced experimenting in the produc-
ton of this invaluable remedy, now So gener-
ally known a the "ARCTIC LINIMENT," he
little dreamed of the brilliant success destined
to crown his labor HIS Only idea was to pro-
due. a linment for the benefit of the Arctic
explorers under DR.. Kane. intended exclusive
~ for their use, and adapt d to the cure Of all
those diseases incident 20 their adventurous
life. Such, however, were found to be the
merits OF the preparation, that DR.. Bragg felt
it his duty to Try lis virtu in other latitudes.
The result has been most happy. Long con-
tinucd cases of rheumatism, which had been
given up by numerous physicians, yielded at
once to its curative properties. The most ag-
Onizing cases of Neuralgia. Paralysis, and
Gout. were relieved in an incredibly brief pc
riod of time; and in short in all diseases
where linments are proper to be used,
BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT has proved itself
invincible.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY &
DEMOvuLE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made to Bragg & Bur-
rowcs, st. Louis, Mo-, md must always be ac-
cOmpancd by good reference.
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The RIGHT OF SEARCH question lie reaching
France. The PGfrie says that several French
searched by Portuguese cruis,rs, who sus-
pected them OF being slavers. the Marquis de
Lisle, French minister at Libson, informed
the government that if the Portuguese ships
searched any more Frenchvesscls, under
any pretence whatever. or molest,d the m
in their Operations" nor,h of the river
Congo, the French cruisers would sink
them. This menace is said by the Pdtr1e,
TO have terrified the Lisbon Cabinet iuto COM
pliance.
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Practices N NICARAGCA.-R Representations
came to the State Department by the Moses
Taylor from the American Commercial Agent
at San Juan del Norte, through our Consul at
Aspinwall, complaining that all the cores
pondence of Gen. Lamar, our Minister at
Nicaragua, is opened and read in its passage
of the Nicaraguan Government or the agents
of the conflicting transit companies. Not
only are all public dispatches thus violated,
but Gen Lamar's private correspondence as
well. The evil has reached such point that
the Minister is compelled to lay the case be-
fore tue Secretary of State at Washington.