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A DUEL BET WEEN A NEW YORKER AND A
FRENCH OFFICER.

From the French correspondence Of the Herald Paris Aug
The has just reached here that Mr. Charles Astor
Bsted, of New York. has fought duel with the Mar.
quis Galifct, lieutenant in the French army 1t APP
pears that Mr.. Brsed had written article for New
York journal, which reflected rather severely the
regiment implicated in the Pene due and in which
tain persons if mistake not, called by This
article was by French gentleman high In place forwarded
to Paris and the consequence that the Marquis de Gal
et having ascertancd that Mr. Bristcd the author
of the article, repaired to Baden Baden Mr. Bristeds
usual residence and there demanded satisfaction
for the insult. The demand being made on Sunday
declined, Sunday being day of rest,) but
willingness expressed to g come up to time
Monday following. II agreed by the respective
friends that the duel should be fought at Strabnrg with
pistols which had not been used by either party,
and that they should fight fifty feet basre that is nd
vancing towards each other from that distance aud firing
at each other as they pleased They met according 10
these terms, and exchanged shots neither Of them
woundng his antagonist. Mr.. Brsted then Withdrew
and apologzed for the offensive articles and the pnc
pals and seconds shook hands, declaring the matter hon
orably and satisfactorily adjusted on both sides
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observed moving their furniture into the street They
had succeeded in doing than the building
occupied by Samuel Randolph discovered TO be ON
fire. The fire bells and church bells rung,
and the alarm given which helped to increase te crowd
and bring out the firemen. One of the engine comps
nes attempted TO get to work but driven back to their
house by the mob The house adjoining, occupied by
John Waters shared the fate and soon the next
one occupied by @. Coe, also in flames. The
manning buildings, occupied byJ McIalam and Phillips,
were also destroyed
DIR Bssell stated TO reporter that there
one hundred patients in the marine hospital who must
be thrown out into the open air exposed to the damp
atmosphere and cranot but result in causing the death
of large number.
About ten o'clock steam tug arrived with two hun
ded marines accompanied by Surveyor Hart and Capt
John w Bennett. The marines immediately sta
toned the public stores end ordered not To modest
the crowd mob unless attempt made to fire
the public store houses 1t stated that there
fifty police sent down, but up to clock of
them had made their appearance.
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INJURIES FROM A BENG4dL TIGER.
from the London L.ancct.l


1t is very novel circumstance to encounter live
tiger in the streets Of London but owing the unasen
ing of the door of cage in which confined fine
specimen OF the Bengal tiger the animal jumped into the
thoroughre the docks from which it had just been
brought 1t encountered little boy, said to be about
ten years old, took him up by the in his jaws
a cat would mouse carried him short distance
aud then let him go, being struck with crowbar
The boy not touched by this instrument, sup
posed He was taken to the London Hospital immc-
diatey afterwards, October 2Gth when it found
that the injuries not Of grave moment The teeth
of the tiger had penetrated the feshy part Of his left
in three four places and there few scratches
about the hcad--nothing morc--from which, Of course
the most favorable recovery could be anticipated There
doubt the tiger did not altogether feel at home
amongst number of vehicles In crowded street. and
must have felt somewhat cowcd; the jump upon the
boy must have been of the most feeble character with
out the tremendous velocity for which this animal is
celebrated in India and of which Pny speaks in his
Natural History The tiger is active powerful and fc
rocious and is dreaded than the lion because 1t j.
nsdious in its attacks and prcwls about by day
well as night The spring Of tiger elephant In
tiger hunting in India, is circumstance which
considerable alarm to those in the immediate proximity
Occasionally they have been injured, and Bouderson
mentions that the scratch OF tiger is sometimes
GUS that of ca is said to be but those who
have been wounded by the teeth claws, II not killed.
generally recover easy enough.
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T. STREET BOWLING SALOON, 325 u street,

Ia Setwcen Twelfth and Thirteenth Tho UNDERSIGNED
would espcctfly aud those temporarily
residing Washington thai the above wel known and popular e-tab
shment wiz be Monday 3 1888 after having
been closed fr brief the OF repairing
The alleys and renung the establishment handsome manner
10 craftsmen beafnl recreation sufficient induce
nen offered the scte order sud denorn viii be
served
The proprietor leave return bis thanks 10 The public m
having him hberaly heretofore aud sos connp
Ance of their patronage. J. Z, MARR
1S-dlNs
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MEMolRs or RACHEL by Madame De Bi
ltl price ~.
ine States Central America Geography, Population Com
~efee, etc, by T.. a. Sluier; price ~.
Memoir az Joseph Curtis, Model Man; price 10 cents
The History Richard the Third by Jacob Abbott price 40
Just received and Cor sale TAYLOR 4 MAuRyS,
AsgB S3l Penn avenue
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s. c. Herring \ Co.'s Patent Champion Safes
uyHE subscribers, grateful for past favors and
nniux public bcsowng their patron
ave thai were necessary 10 exhibit al
their stuck enlarged their depot BY opening an extensive ware
and 25I OF Murray street
,e City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse room with the
aept cory VII enable the subscr
h % ON hand larger stock Of re and burglar
nof safes than any establishment the world Particular at
tendon viii constructing safes for private families to match
Win other furniture, the security Of plate and Jewey
Also
~ keu on hand aud
ors aud bank patent proof locks banks
or Storc doors Jones patent Cygers
uatent et,or lock without key.
r. G. HERRING 4 Co.,
Nos. 1856, 1877, aud Lao Water street, and
No 25l Broadway, Murray st., New York.
r. CUYIE CO., Agents
Washington, ID. c.
d. w. KNOWLES Agent
NAV ae-fy Richmond Virginia.
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, A. CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available in all the principal the world Also
lie credits, IN Europe, China, 1c
May 2s--6nos
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FVHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Washington, ID, c.
Il The institution VIII commence ON Wcnes
the twenty (2oh) september lppcrn5 FOR ndmssp
VIII he examined the Monday and Tuesday bee he opening OF
She session.
The Preparatory Department Columbian Collage will
Wednesday eighth ish Of Sepepber
Apply to J O, MSNEY, President.
hpg lS-3GwtlstNov
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DRADY'S GALLERY, ;552 Pennsylvania avenue,
Swccny, ttenhouse, Fant Co. 5
Banking BRADY respectfully inform the public
consequence liberal he has received
opening Photographic Gallery Washington he WILL con-
irary original Intention keep during the summer
months,
corps Of artists will be constantly In attendance to exc
photographs ambroype the best possible manner
Prices rapging from dollar uppaytis
The collection portraits distinguished at this gallery the
for public Inspection every day oun
days excered) from 7, m. to ], p.
July I-eod3mos
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MN r. HENRY l.
HENRY Il CAMPBELL,
Bankers,
LAND, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Siour Cty, io,od,
with cash. me and loan money
uwestsru rsc pay taxes, and furnish abstract 70 titles
Sep 2A-d&swly
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shares and certificates OF packages the
above splendid prompt
drawing win be Immediately after is to all
who order from
Address p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Aug 10 Wilmington, Delaware
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DICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1865
II, GREGORY MAuRY, Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
to % sapsnndcnce appointed
by the Governor n
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The mage or THE SEA--The sea up to that time
naa been generally regarded by painters a lquldly
composed ievelseeking consistent thing. with a
smooth surface, rising to wateF-mark on ships, in
which SHIPS were TO be scientifically imbedded and
wetted up 70 water-mark, and to REGAIN dry above
the same But Turner found during his Southern
coast tour that the sea not this that II was GA
the contrary, very incalcnahie and unhorzonta
thing, setting rs ~watermarkn sometimes on the
highest heavens as well as on sides Of shIps very
breakehe into pieces half wave separahle from
the other halt and on the instant carriageahle miles
inland not In anywise limiting itself 70 state ~
apparent lIquidity. but now striking like 4 steel
gauntlet, and now becoming cloud and yanishing
no eye could tell whither one moment a flint cave
the next MARI pillar, the next mere white fleece
thickenng The Llndery rain. He never forgot those
facts never afterwards was able 70 recover the dsa
OF positive distinction between sea and skv m So
and land Steel gauntlet, black rock, white rlood
and men and masss gnashed to pieces and disappesr
ing In few breaths and splinfers among them 4
little blood on the rock angle like red sea weed
sponged away by the next splash Of the foam and
the gitterng granite and green water all pure again
IN vacant wrath. 50 stayed BY him, for ever The
image Ct the sea. IRaskins HaTbors Of England.
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J. WRIGHT & co.
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"PIrcHINe lE,"--The greatest Of all nuisances. 10
respectable editor, are those smalLminded gentry
who believe that the mission of journal is not to
disseminate news and aid buyers and sellers by adver
tlsements, bat to be perpetuay pitching ia TO this
subject Or that subject generally into this or
that individual. Such characters are generally very
loud and talkative specimens OF the genus Irritable
prone to hint that they could carry on Journal with
all rs dlfenlt details much better than anybody else
IN the country that they would trip thingsn and
that their firm belief Isl that all paper needs Is
pepper 70 make Il excellent. We can imagine as
we write that we even now hear the familiar accents
NOW Just want you to write an article and give 80
and 80 ts for men of this description are gener-
ally gifted with degree OF assurance which respects
no duty or dignity aud suffers the possessor TO be-
heye that bis miserable ancies will actually receive
consideration. And yet we can say with truth that
we never met with Of these advocates for jndis-
criminate pepper and abuse who would not writhe
with agony at the tainted illusions to himself in TYNE
coward. = ''Ns
Men who put faith in abuse as a necessary element
In journalism, who take interest 10 articles which
are not ~ some way personal, and who relish no
fan, unless Il cuts. are invariably vulgar ana sell
fish, just in proportion TO the degree In which such
tastes prevail with them. Il is melancholy. however
to see the number OF them Ia every community and
the degree TO which they often succeed ia insuiy5no
writers for the press with their own spirit
philadelphia Bulletin
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A RIcH LErTER.-A resident Of Syracuse, New
York, whose wife had left him. and gone West for
the purpose Of obtaining divorce was DESTROYS Of
ascertaining when the divorce was obtained, and
wrote several county clerks to inquire whether the
divorce was granted in their counties The follow.
ing i copy Of one Of the replies:
NuNcE, Indiana Jan. is, 1s5S.-Dear Sir: There
has not been an application for divorce In the name
OF -. in eur court, but think we have divorced
onehaf Of the citizens Of your State and il we have
good luck, We will, guess, finish your State and
Massachusetts 10 q few years
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slth Orleans 4aiIp Crescent.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY as, 1858.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.


WASHINGTON, feps ~, iSoc.
Affairs IN this city assume more sudden and curiou
twists Than are 70 Dc found IN the worst specimens
CURED maple Good authority assures ns to-day una
ue Mormon war Is % Be seItiea oy commissioner
tomorrow, ihis 4 DENIED q the ohciai organ. les
terday ne Lecompton Consultation was lost today
us passage = amr'nea. Two Gays ago. eahoun wa
NOT going % ae''ae "hlcn parry was ehtltiea 70 To
Nlnnanes 70 ha'aas lhis morning, we near mat a
VIII deciae anu MAKE an ADDRESS 70 'ne people ~ ne
nau q ans oec's'on Ana 80 Win regard 70 ever
movement O importance.
Guarded % THIS proviso Of continual uncertainty
ana nuctuaton' may assert that the frssarr treaty
has certainly ueen rauneo and that rather bncnanan
~'u iiameaa1eiy 'ake charge o. tne transit rou.e'
maintaining ms fcothold there az the point o. me
payoner 81 % much Oh the standing army ~ can %
spared nom kansas and utah, ana paving .ne way
Ior the happy experiment az neesoii colonization.
Blessings ahgn' on me glorious INCREASING
pave y u my power 70 sta'e 'na' 'ne pessuon OF
tne New orleans chamber o. commerce ior steam
revenue cutter - now before i's appropriate commit
zee N me house ana WIN pc 'aVoao'y reported upon
Pfooao'y aufhg 'oe present Wees Inc INTERESTS Oh
new Vreans are " lal'ni ana enerse'lc nands' ana
wna'ever conoefns nef "eare VIVA never lack atten-
loh . ons y aef present. aoe representative hon'
wa. hsuss's' no'us l's scat
ing un'on =, oahuny n'''nins 'an'lous'y READS
~ sna i'ous'A' GUY " 'he DenocIasic party.
~o'o ''e o. reading Them
~ wy y " ~ wy ou' y 'ne ohlon Ahey
" a'o y o. inc Democrass
wen regard /" WINTER DAVIS, both decidedly OBJ
a Pt 'ue'r an,l,ieconp'On plot VIII
!. ss, =. '''e ais ~ auA,,ss
= = Pss'ss 'o".e ene " 'n l say 'i's
ne'uas ''a' y s'ou'u a.'eno convention m rem
" aoaaay hsA', ana y nls speecn 'nere
'sas ,,'sse nsnioefa',c vans epoasias' wise
aau 'e'' g reoe.sea n'o luil
fr-'y - ~. ~ 49,
oO.oIs'a''ns essl sllce pous,as 'nle" uOwn the
saaa.a'' - oo nack y December ias- 1000 hek.
Hans vsss,,s = ans,f y w,,,as ~ wy
-le.'a Y. osnaii y n.'er Dass' whose
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wINER's CANADIAN vERNIFuGg.

II is safe in its operation easily administered than
other Some Of the symptoms which indicate the existence
OF worms in the bowels follows The eountenanee il
pale, Of eaden color and suused with occasional anbes
the eyes are heavy and dull the breath fd upper lips
swollen ehnss in the nostr which The patienttopek
his the sleep is disturbed the paen; often IN
great fright and liable to starting grinding his teeth the
appetite exceedingly Irregular being voracious and
at others feeble and in some IT is depraved
10 the following certificates numerous others might added
bpt II believed that these sufficient establish the fact
that Winers Canadian Yermuge superior remedy for
=
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We the undersigned having frequently administered
cine prepared by Mr. John wine this town designated
Wners Canadian vermifuge" and being fully satisfied with tia
eHcsey confidently recommend it and efficient remedy
Tor the expulsion of worms from the intestine canal
G. O'REILLY
Licentate of the R. c. Of Surgeons in Ireland etc.
G. W. DICKINSON
Member of the R. c. Surgeons in I,opdoo. etc.
From the Rev. j. Flanagan of Bnbrook q VI
D. WlNER-sr: have made trial of your Canadian var
miinge and with the most happy results In my own family
ana IN every case which has my knowledge the xpn
SION OF worms has followed the administering of your ysr
uge and every one here prefers the other as ifs effects
certain and children take it readily which is great nn
gained in giving medicine to children
July l6, 1885, TouN rr,y,c,,
RS me physicians generally use Winer,s Canadian
Nermhuge This medisne simple vegetable nrenarao,
ana can always be administered with proper safety and coma
uehee as 10 the rest it. will always destroy worms and re-
store the patient health ~ -
S over one thousand certificates have been sent IN the
agents iroA planters merchants physicians
hony to the efficacy of the invaluable remedy.
RS- Warranted in all cases
prepared only by JOHN WINER MapufactBring Cr.r,.
ana wholesale Druggist Hamltou Canada West
solai wholesale and retail, by j. WRIGHT kCo
NOS q and ISL Charities street
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E. j. HART & co.


Ground Spices
In Of 20 lbs. each, containing papers, of every
variety.
Pickles. Preserves, Exetchup, etc.
Manufactured by Lewis Underwood Muuson Thomas Co.,
and Baldwin, Meyer Co. Wells Provost, J. Henrion.
Pickles gall, y, \ and pints-ss0 cases.
Tomato Ketchup, qs and pts-250 o..
Mushroom pts. and y PTS 50
Walnut rs =.
Assorted so
Lemon Syrup. $50 O..
Assorted 80 q.
Pie Fruit 200 .
Preserves Pine Apples, Cherries Strawberries, etc.
Red currant Jelly, qts. pts. and y pts.
Pepper Sauce, quarts and pints.
Brandy Peaches and Apricots.
HermeticaIly Sealed Articles
HOLSTERS, and 2 H. cans-lOO0 dozen.
Salmon, and 2lb. cans, 400
spced Salmon in II ID.
Oysters, and BIB. eans-500 dozen.
Roast Beef, Boiled Beef.
Roast aed Boiled Mutton.
Turkey, Chicken, Green Peas MIX, etc,
sRrdiues, Nantz, 100 eases Il and 4.
LANDING FROM SHIP HARTLEY, direct FROM London
WORCESTER sAUoE-Quarts, pints and half pints
From Crosse Blackwell, assortment Of their choice
Pickles Ketchups.
Rich Fish and Meat Sauces.
Anehoyy, Shrimp and Bloated Paste.
Poled Tongue, Pate Diable, etc.
Currant Jelly, Orange MaTmalade.
PICKLES, quarts and pints-Pieolli Mkt, Gherkns
Chow Chow, White Onions, whnuts, CaulihOwer
etc, etc.
Tart Fruits
Green Cages Raspberries
Black and Red Currants, Gooseberries,
Rhubarb Cherries, Damsons Cranberres
Apple and Plum, tn of and 10 dozen,
each assorted.
Also
stilton and Gloucester CHEESE
CRACKwELL BISCUITS.
LONDON PORTER and ALE etc, etc.
Paper
Hardware, Straw, Cap and Letter, Tea, News ETC.,
10000 realms.
Playing Cards
American and Spanish, every variety.
oils
Lard, Sperm, Whale, Cotton Seed.
LINsEED-Raw and Boiled English, Northern and West
ern, 1850 bbls.
CAsToR-Ameriean and East India.
SWEET oII.-Quarts and pints, 90 baskets.
Soap
Magnolia, Colgate Winchester Western, etc.
Rio, Java, White and Brown, Mocha.
Candles
STAR, 800 boxes
SPERM;
PATENT WAX.
GOSHEN, fresh landing constantly by steamers and sal
vessels, from the best Eastern Diaries,
WESTERN do do
Cheese
1900 boxes in store, Western,
English Dairy, Durham Farm,
Gloucester, stilton, etc.
Su1ar-I,overfnp.s Refined
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silence that Dreadful CoughI


The work Of the destroyer begun The Lungs are In
dsngerl Resort at once to
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain Are you motheri Your
daughter-your Idol and earthly oys he'd Of Ian
gushing her pale cheek aud eaested form show that she Is
fast wasting The sepulehra cough pains your
sicksns your soul; It IS the
SOUND OF DEATH
There remedy that will stop the Cough her from
the eonsunptyes grave
YOUNG MAN
Your hectic flush cough and feeble limbo fearful fore
bodngs and loss Of hope e
sheds heart crushing blight the FUTURE you need not
despair An arm Is stretched forth youto soothe and
heal your wounded lungs. II is Dr. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar.
It Is admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng cough
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT CO..
q and Isl Chartres street
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l UmBER-LUMBER-LU
4OOO0 feet X X dressed Florida yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grOoyed
$1,000 feet M and IL wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, topgued and grooved
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CHII
ING, tongued and grooved.
100000 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved
10000 feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing square edged
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARnS.
100000 yellow Pine LUMBER. consisting inch
Boards. Weaherboards ScRntling, Joists, etc,
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Iahs and Shnges
sashes Doors Blinds, Mouldngs. ETC., etc.
For sale the lowest market prices In
ers by SIMPSON 4 DORR,
Sc " New Basin
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ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-I HAVE JUST RE.
Il eeived superior article Of BONE BLACK for sale
W. &. THOMPSON,
sells No. 40 Camp street.