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that At the co-e q his present session he intends
10 retire froa his pepseskA The GAsas Of yesterday
saysa i n4 VS. h Aaa{n1a
..wcIi and wcstAsay ~ he persovmel III. duties IA
that vocation Hundreds n nov active cisizssn w TIE
success 70 his teacnxs They rssncmL-s him with ~
lection sad grnfitnds and viii always h. pleased hear
OF his health and hsppinus The leisure lac seeks
he has fairly earned To obtain the reputation lac has
acquired ~ learned ~asnthe and successful tsscher
Tnz Crrr Tax s.Ls viii BE- commenced ON Tuesday
the z5<h of May, II the Cty Hall and will be continued
from day 10 day undl eomp'sted Capitalists will fad
this sHe and ~oatHb1e nsds Of investment the law
guarantees ten per cent isisrsst psr Ne IN
vsstulsns and se~nes purchasers acquire good titles
to valuable property sor 1zaAn consideration.
wAsmsaros TnxAnn Nls CusAman periorlned Ny
Aya again last night, and toersbly we'll supported
Dawson giving the joviA rollicking Dunxs Dtnss In
excellent style Tonight Miss cushmsn appears In
eral different characters win be by the advertise
ment.
sAynr Fuss TnAn AND cAsrnIDos. The patenses Of
these inventions will give public exhibition Of them
on Saturday next at AnslostAn island where, by the
way there IA excellent hotel The mode of convey
will be by omnibuses to High street. Georgetown
when boat will be readiness TO convey persons TO the
island. ~
A GEoRanows waterman named Michael Ennis, has
been arrested and committed charge of having
mitted Outrage poor who had come ON
from Baltimore 10 meet her husband and gone to the
watch house to obtain nights lodging.
DIsrRrnurNa RsskEvoIR h to be erected ON Lees HILL
at Georgetown portion of Mr.. SCOTS fine grounds
having been condemned for that purpose by jury Of
eighteen men, who valued the land taken ut 81 800.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD--John L. Wilson has
been elected roamsstsr vice Wendell Boman resigned
and Sias McMurphy, assistant roadmaster, vice J. H.
Tegmyr, resigned
How BHNd riOne Of Alexandria
temporaries says Yesterday TO-, 900 shad up and
brought 80 per hundred"
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May 4-10hx
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
MI est piadcm Rnrcrors Whaty why

MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
III est padem ever wcrn ny Kings Hnpcrc whsty Why
ornsmsus himself provided r all our race
ehse hs eye BE- ever .sas a. @ - s.. ! pss i .Ss
head bsvs d W covssing ts has b ssad
charms Prof. woods ssr R:spsssvs Il used
Two hres times week wv rssce psraasuay
the first Is the cs'cbrsaed pianist, rhabers
p.AH am rrs"s ~ ebagsocs under
tme II TIE United spdy becoming
ea, sppeAlics ycar sls.r Rs~vs
Invention, quits cucac'oas ~ won agreeable
nr w.oo lam, dear SIR yoar.' truly. ~. none
snrych ar cwynedya4r
WEIGH Newspaper Once, IL NAssas street, Apsl a.
rpov o wcon Dear STR some mcush weeks ego
concluded to w 90 her sr sss ssss.ss = ~ a. ~
wod re~oss ths grsy hs " IL ssa sssr bss her
is' e !, as = s Say ~. "a sow., : ~ ssss
bs~uuing sAssAss haav slssaey rees~ss a.
csAssE cAsDxw
NV ysux, Jssy n, fssf
wocp With con6dsuuc dol recuunsusud yosr ns,r p
using your H.sr usys ny hsx and vssc vh;cS ,ss u
as wh rrscuay s5su dsrS, nj nov ss ecssssus
ha~ rricv ~ q Al srs "a a"rss s sss% ~ ss
mos among psrr~< mo persprs freely j. q kuuY
res wooD About two faiuw
rcn'eaes coa your ia
nj 49, sro o s s ss, ss"s NY r Ssa" .
o~ tnc fs'y rc~scrcd H. original health sps~ar
cucssc, NJ Nay !, 1887
The PIT ap VIA lsvwr ma,
d'u'a and small The asi holds half css as
prop.reu asarw ~ so,s rs srss
% T sss s,y ~ pr r, cen" more n prsS..m s.a ss:. s p
rsa New ferk Wire Rolling ktsb-hussut and ia street.
AID .obi BY al good pregsits ana Fancy Dealers
Nay Is
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fROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
-. ~ rHs WET, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST BAIII

II 'huN w ASHlNtTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II 90 TIM WET, SdrIlWi>sr AMI NORTHWEST RAFT.
At'hE AND ONO RAILROAD
ys~~~r arraau.-. 90. -. -, ~, - u. -, era
wv" ~e@"s '"F'~Ff ~A~'""'
N.sss ssss<senx Ansy cxests
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a, s ss ~ sss~ss-ss - KsA.y Hsssw wAshMssss
J"""" "sssse p'"sv"At " est Tf la.s
~, 49, 80 ..s - 90 The u*~ ~
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49, 'ssasyl ~ =, > - sosseSsHU - SsseSm ysesso
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- WORM REsDIScs--Why is it that so many
suffer cxvp~~ u~ns~d M
snn even o"sry pursuits az Hfs when reIhf
obncd and health and
venicnt sud nSe, ~ vel permanent n
10 thorc ws have suffered disease unnsue In Of
appetite vs"v k shs u"a~rsi9ci professional
assuring The sun-rvs w cs~dn s,uccy rssn
and proper prs-sv'p*- thorough
wnhn UNPLEASANT
pursuits 80 n ~ F-s-' Hl4TfF 4
All diseases private ethervc
hmn lh~onAasn i1lc~ shfnliy uecezfsIy
Dr Harris si visit Washington every week during May
rrsnng Wednesday, Thursdays and fridays az esch week
Consulted at h 81 Nrtcua loiri from 10 III aud
M. X u. HARxIs, n n
Nay I7-d1y Residence, Rachacna,
A CARD.--We are receiving and opening a SUI
IN p~rcr Spring co<tbsg elp,src
styles a. tlost Irsw
sud DUCK aserrs grusrssn yosshs Tr
have onri this ~artet ssh
be us b, a
WALL, STEPHENS \ y,
No 322 Penn az, between 9th add 10th ss
Ap is-swf llotsi star \ taies
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ ! I"Sss""Vs0"i my 1906
ON THE PETITION Of William Fold Of Provtdsnce
Tor the extension cf
1874 rolling irregular
aes TO pattern, for seven ysrs rom the
patent which xss~ pIaee tho TN day az August,
th~ once On
Monday, hs ~ u II ocack, all persous
usion ought NOS o. ips granted.
Yer-cas opposing the extension repaired
Once their oous, specially brh
days before III" LAY 81 hrng all Testimony Aed by either party
he used At the said hearing must he taken and
sncc WITH the rules cf the occ whch will be fnsd Appu
n
drp,stas aud other rched be
In the oMr "a or bc the nasns 81 ttss dsy; sguncus~
any, within ten days thereafter - 49, ~
odsr also dat this notice e pshs~hsi N The unis wAshsss
n d. c. and prt, Providence, Rsds tsnA,
successive werks-ha nr u psbucaiisss a.t ~xsy
Says bef'rs the II OF August next tbs d.y hs.rtng
tCS HtAT,
Commissions AZ Patents.
s-Esrs q the shove win pss~c copy, md
hr =" th" Patent onoe with pspsv containing this nccs
Nay lt-lswSw tas rHt NT 49, ~
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w Of Mis- CHARLOTTE CUsIMAN
FAREWELL BENEFIT
And l~st appcarAncs but Of
ME13 CHARLOTTE CUslINAN,
whs this interesting occasion, will appear three pieces
FslDAy EvnsH0 MAY IL, 1858,
Commencing with the brilliant connolly Of the
HONEYMOON
JUt lana C1rriotte Cushrnan
10 DO followed by the fourth (poaying
scene Of Queen Ksharinc) Of
HRNRY VII. .sspa7a
And concluding With the original ntsriude
Lesson FOR THE HEART sslsis5s
LADY CLIFTON. CasSmsn
The expense By the
pacii of the Wssngou THEATRE
admission which he prove satisfactory
Dress circle and psrquetts ............S1
Orchestra chairs. 4
No extra charge for ea rs r p si ~
Priyats boxes the dress clrcie
tho lower (aauttipg hbur) 80. 90
The box Office will be opened harpsst M
Z, pm. fH
Doors quarter past o'asock overprs begins s7x
May Ia (lnts. StaFAGascsl eAa p
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DROF. MACLEOD'S boarding and day school for
III y,ang aiies, 3oa street, between Ilth and 18th
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"ASHINGTON HALL, corner Of 9th street and
wv Pennryivania Vocal every
evening thp week. Admistes /y~-
Nay I1-aw @. ANTON, Manager
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How DID rnKy BRNd rs-Ons Of our Alexandria CO.
temporares says Yesterday 10, 900 shad up and
brought 80 per hundred.
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-, ~ ----- tbs State Of
by furnish and deliver navy yards the
ARTICLES assso IN the csrs her-duto xnnsHed scaty
visions of the schedules hcrefor
ti-ement BareAn Of NAY 1859
should on%r bs accepted REQUEST " he addressed
and thu contsssa sent 10 thu AZ --, or
----- foy sign NJ csrtldeaae.
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS
DROFESSOR J. Z. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully thanks 10 his ras for
nsns and scii.'s eoa'inu.nce Of The same
Studio 1T Nartsys Gacry No. As PsnnsyvAna three
doors east II ~ street. 3. E.s
Dec AZ
A SUMMER RETREAT FOR RENT.---A fine
"A Brick Dwelling with rsruxve garrett
Of Mary Washington
city and d mile FROM the Hitsv,Ic depot the Baltimore and
Inquire Of HEkHsr Arssry Rcek NJ and IN
Washington e's. Nay II srod-
ITALIAN LEiiENDS AND SKETCHES by wv.
III camnnx-, y D. ~ New ycrk -
wavsrly Soves fss~s-lcsi eisstn
revsr Of sA~ s.x ssa' ''~ re'ay . s s.s sy ,,,
May II ceTner lh street aad Pcnn.
HUGH MILLER----Tfe Life and Times Of Hugh
II III Miller TAcm.~ ~ tsc~n o. taf -
LAZY White By naward esriwsn- "a
the present iu,s ny DuBssd
Charles @nsi bssrd Crutser Nsatm 4casSrre
vrnAsu Tale. by Gee~ge sand cents.
orr'n. cr the Secrets 81 ncture Gallery ny g. Ny
or the cpsrs Il Eroa tale d high and Low
LIE Wy Syirauns ,obt ir. 10 c~nfs. sayia
just pabltshcd md Tor sale y, - = IA !.
MyIa asa rcsn avsuue. bss~rsn sh ana Ion ssrsss
T IFE AND THINKS OF HUGH MILLER, author
pfsss e ,ns c.rscs ~ ~ ru. s.~p n. sm..~..
ssoh divine volume prr n posiass cents,
Nay y h''k~~v aaS ps~s~y'vssa. svssss
quo h.vs ''s sails ''' highly approved ssA rres
AI... srss pr. ss~r very ne~ xr
with srs. stock GOLD ~n from o~
thur prices each rn
Agail "a Ia.e'. ssla bookstore saa Penn svcnue
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Class No. White logs p<ouaissasus umser
No TO- White pins No IL Ash cypress Mcoy
elm timber and whs wood No Is Sves Ne To- sprucs
No a. Iron. No. "a spikes aud uails No ~
No ~ Pig iron. No ~ Hardware a. Paints
80 Flax No ~ Cotton No ~
twns- No 81 Glass No ~. Leather No. -. Hose
Hrnshes No IS bunting and dry goods
No - T@ow OIL No ~ Ship chandsvy. No
No. Al. Iro Npod 40
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BaLrrxoRE AND ONO RALRoAD-John L. Wilson has
been elected roamssts, vice Wendell Boman resigned
and sias McMurphy. assistant roadmaster, vice J. H.
Tegmyr, resigned
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RnunxxRxr ov TrAsBsa Benjamin HalloweII esq /,
Of Alexaaaira who enjoys d-~rrvcy high reputation
as teacher Of youth has published card In which he
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GOVERNMENT. By Earl

PARLIAMENTARY : GOVERNMENT. By Earl
II Gray. vol. London, 1sks. -
pcd" k~rsge, B.rourtsxr, ssa Knixia.ec
Ills Red Psrphet hixssftn& T
nasn Army BY ~s whe ~ NayAsv
n two Iarts. London, 1855 81 Vs.. y Hsfs'
ms Rise Oar lain nssrc. BY MAhon Ionaos lsss
q -. ~ 80 -
ss....~s... t7.l-s.f TI-fI -.
\, Hunts Mammal " photography. London, q ~
Tbs trochct '"ok ny lie Bxscbxa-r~
ns Mn~ Operatives n War frua tins French LaIm~wd.
q Is. e 1870 -. = 80 b. 5000 80. Z.
Fssilar Lectures or Young Military ny
a ~. n
A'"anach 10 eoh~ ppur Isss
Nay IL gRAxCx rAyIaR
GPtRGEONS SERMONS.-FOURTH SERIES
~ Vow rrsay 1 vA 81 twa
three Dor s"'- by BLANCHARD 4 MuaUv,
Nay ~ j
TTNHE REPORr OF CAPTAIN GEORGE b. Nc
csiAn Isl uui,s sssss~ cavalry, ef sss~.y
conn'nssnn sent 70 E'hppe nscr o.
BY BLANCHARD NnHrIv
Maye Corner of llh street ana Pcnn aycpue
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THs Bcros MAIi~--The correspondent of the Boston
Herald makes the following statement about the present
mail arrangements between this metropolis and the city
of notions There Ia room for improvement
Trains for the East leave herr mt IL instead Of m
AMI 325 instead OF 40 p The tne Of closing the
ming mails ia xei It tO cieck Ia the sftsoon
hour and fifteen nziuwtss earlier than befre and mail
matter must lsy It New York hour longer fha
by the past arrangements The train leaving here ut s. rs
m reaches New xosk jnst fsw minutes After evesy-
thing hiss l that city for Bastes and lstters forwarded
by that train sin haste for nustoo hitphsa mp M
Or New York psst o01re shnat fourtssn Assust The
mail arvsugsnsm fun washAefcn 10 issstcn sss aSou
inconycnicut bs devised the incoming mail from
tiis city mfsrng dsIny al ka,zbnsn h0uSs, sd Ms
evening na dsny II SnW< hsun - Nsw Ysvk IN tlAs
instance rcqtiftnG about trty Dvss AUurs and IN
tho other sbo~t twenty scvsn hourn fcn ws~hagtea ~
ltstoA4 Froin hutaR to wsahi.ytsa, kswsvsr, t~o
malls thrusssh daily, nAking tac tims, cne IN
Httlc Ie and the other IN little more than twe.ty -four
honra - 49, ~, sis ~ ~. isf 49, =. 49, 80
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DIsrRraurHa RnkrvorR h to be erected ON Lees HILL
at Georgetown portion Of Mr. SCOTS fine grounds
having been condemned for that purpose by jury Of
eighteen men, who valued the land taken ut 81 800.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-02
DISSOLUTION.

HNE-Fa
rINIE firm Of Griffith 4 Garrison is this day dis
l. solved by mutual consent. T. Garrison will
attend TO settling mp all the business OF the firm.
All those owing US on note or hook accounts are
requested 70 pay up rs soon aspossiblr. I. Gar
risoa will continue the Furniture business at the
old stand. where he will be pleased to see our
friends and customers who may want anything
in the Furniture and Housekeeping line.
Z. GRIFFITH.
T. GARRIScS.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-02


THE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
l. STEAM S.AWMILL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. ihree.quarters oi
a mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South Of Galiatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, the anticipated town,
and the undoubted completion Of the road TO this
point by the LIST OF October next, with the alreac
increasing demand. insuies ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve niles
To the mill is attached $40 acres OF finely tim
bered land, with sufficiency opened Tor the pro-
duction Of corn, potatoes. etc, to supply the
employees and teams Of the mill. A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necei sary out-houses, al
tached The mill. house il large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long, ~ inches in dame
ter double ued; circular saw. 81 inches diameter.
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill. with seven hands. ca n cut between
FIVE and six thOusano {, ei Of lumhRy day, but
averages 1900 ieet daily, without eHfra labor OF
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one Of Straub's superior 26-inch
French Burr GRl ST MILLS. capable Of grinding
from Is to Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business TO supply the place with bread A $50,
Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools. etc,
necessary to carry on the business with an
abundance OF water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises or TO the undersigned
W J. BRUNER,
or MAYES & MlLLSArS, Agents,
April IL, '57. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-02

THE undersigned begs leave to inform tho eli
Il iz,ns OF Claiborne and adjoining counties
that be has purchased the Right Of CRANE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASK
new aud beautiful article, unlike anything sei
offered to tho public before. The casket has none
Of the repusive appearance which all other Burl-
al Cases or Collins have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
All orders for the Casket or wooden Collins,
will be filed with despatch. Burial clothes Of
all kinds furnished when ordered.
A. ROLLINS.
July ?. 1861 46-ly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-02
IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS

THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Manuiac-
turing Company.
are now prepared
TO hll all orders
for their Improv-
ed Gin Stands
/, All stands now
made have the
PATENT IMPROVED
CYLINDER BRUSH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-02
A Card.

Having sold out my interest in the Furniture
business 70 7. Garrison, | cordial bcspeak for
him liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
feb27tf z. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-02

PATENT DETACHED CRATES. and PATENT SLIDING
BUrrs and MOTERs all Of which are EXCLUSIVELY
Used ny Us. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
$3.50 AND A GOLD MEDAL from the Govern.
ment, Of India for Ginning fine Cotton, as also
Medals from the Worlds Fair at London and
New York. and combine all the late improve
ments in Machinery, and are warranted superior
in every respect. In order to meet the great de.
mand for these Gins, the Company have estab-
lished warehouse and workshop at the corner Of
Canal and Phillippa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 81 ST.
Charles Street, feel confident Of meeting all or
ders promptly.
All orders should be addressed to
WM. L. CUSHING, Agent.
81 St. Charles ST.
>; so. 1856. loft
Mr. ]. J. Person is the duly authorized Agent
OF the Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibson. where
a sample stand may be seen. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
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fh- 30 III. w.s- beard -st sni N r., -,,r,r.. ,hs
fH 70 tt-fsr tie then and .-r>a 49,
nci A. ionnd ranr-sii ~. Ss rs al 4, 49,.
hnt ni---l "a he had hey zs- sh-. s,,,
iLoush Re sr,d ths' the In prrcnf W his Wa a. ~
hey b. sr'lsr usirsu, OF elioYrd in hi. op-f.,a So
.-qrtly le confessed 'ast ~ bis .'rn-si -sheop. r~
~ .--hs fsciiiy d-oest1p hss iss b-,s -
9g'r,d By kns Irs.tic-.
l,.k eisin hat hs intentions s,,S hsf he a.
zsSr tie osfy the ipo.tus lax usrx
roses hg Ar allowing sydanssse exsreise
fuy w fnll - inu.~a -m ih-r fry BY fstf
Jans;isS e Las exhibited pfoof OF tskGs similar
e'sewfsrr TrP~- coon - T. r- IA Tine ci'y. ss
sfvw tEst eli the 81 Spitnss
tn - "eesp cr. which NJ pf-itsce 81 ~ll
NJ v y M'sre. ,estiGf spr,sss. delivered sd4rr0
Al iL- Ls los, ,vrrns in soscn % tas he ssss
tsIt on Ca.n:hars We k.ow ysrr and Prophecy ~
I-r" FIv THIS he di.cou,ec to daaxrs Of the two
.neserdnl;y and ncrcdei.y Hs tsSu.h, the s9s 'usA
rs tHis saschir o. irc.ui. dad in the tie
s'Tcn "a Nss ics violently bs still s-s-rtt BIZ b.
~ tls -s- ting- he WA We ck n-jiam bat ,asA
"a. y Ai so Ushc his operations thea Vso
''A 'Ss'ec u ,ri hssy Ia s-sn6
ef'. us s''n an 'k would b. purified intr"I
no 10 nsn--' sPrtuSl realms In 9TH ,,hef hsas
Beings fN.x.rk ,Ay.,,i.-r ia
AooIpEsTs.-A by II years Of age f,ll tcon cars
II s'A EsttA street jersey City yesterday ucrnns ssd -
tsn.a con Ioui d ira. tur- Il cn- " N. les.
servant gIl wa slightly irjored b, the explcsI~a
II d Aap IL Montgomery ArreI Jer,.v g.
MONDAY riIx She sesis inia.ea m, ,u
nIiure Of tie loom WAS damaged cons dersAly
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NE HyERSEY W,ENS.

As IyPosTURE ExPosED.-Some excitement has
existed nong the Sprtussts Of this city, for week
or two pas, account Of supposed supernatural Ok.
additions ei.en through pretended medium calling
hin:et Dr.. Van Week, whose performances consisted
Of conhnre himself by ropes, and freeing himself
from them WIEN tied by others, making banjos aP-
pear to aoat around in tie air &C.. the precant:on OF
having the lights turned out being always frat adopt
Ell. On an evening las. week, number Of gentle men,
i-cladns two 5Pisitua sde nyessisson OF az
eedu-s priv eircr and resulted conyiesrs n
iuFosur- ush WHISTLER f bad good purpose 'eHa
b.
pair Ct bsadc, f. procured and fastened on ms ~
examination Of his r-r,ou prevousyi hssns ..s
tee, ~ implements he x placed IL rsou leH9' 'ss S ~
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WOULD Nor LIKE TO SEE TIE LEyIATHAN
TWoDos hss model Of under Wa w. steam 10
aI- go:s III BIS choice ormanc with d. Valentine
tssrneIs THIS AFTERNOON and tyTSfSs al BaRycNs MI
,ErS. To itiat, Essu {, 70 B.RsCa,
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Bias HEAp.-The prospects OF the drovers this
vsk are not latteriug. The number of cattle re-
ned last evening. With those already yarded in
Fryfeurth street, indicate about 3 900 head for this
srket, which will give au ample supply. The wea-
Ter being warm the demand is not active. In fact,
Nhsve seldom seen things look mere dull upon Tues
iy than yesterday. The general opinion appeared TO
sths; the price must suffer an average reduction of
sls to Lalf cent pound net. We don't know rs
bat true Of tue best Sort for good cattle were very
ssre that is, such butchers are willing to give
cents for and ever, per pound net. The great ma
MY Of the whole number of cattle were such a. had
liver been fed on com, and some Of them look as
asugh they came from veiy short pastures, and many
hot only light thin grass cattle, but of very coarse
uNgh quality; such is good farmer viii keep; such
Mo poor farmer Gao afford to keep such rs will only
s,his week ut 6G7c. pound net for the meat-bccf
Ssanot be called. Cattle that fit to kill will sell
ssssc pound, and such Us will make choice retail
:, market beef, at still higher figure this week.
hwho,essle price at Albany this week was Sld
Sei per cwt. gross. Over 5000 head arrived, and
Mseut eastward.
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Greatly MEDALLION Velvet CARPETS 81 20 pei ysrd
Boys Ensi.h 1FIvETs. 81 II snd 81 d per y.-t-
E,egsn, BsussELLs 75c., eoc., AID sN per yard
-. W &C. NCkAiSs 40c. aud SIC. per yard
HIRAM ANDERSON No. ~ B|very
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rss.aons prose 10 patients afflicted fors al! 10 year,,
have b--u rsf Ally cured by The II Dr. HAkI, bkCETALE
EXTRACT Sedan SO Dey.t.
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CITY ITEMS.

AoDrxr OF MUsIc.-The great event in operate
clcls the debut this evening of Mile. Pccoom'ni
N Tie Tiariaia, supported by S'gnor Stefan and
SsU Florenza Ihis first appearance in Americal'
Ssnm Muzio will conduct. In the ball scene the
ssbsied dapseuse Senorta Soto, will appear. aided
tsbaet corps The house promises to be brilliant
cs, the demand for seats continuing yesterday with
gabstei briskness.
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BRADY's GALLERIES.

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ANsaoTrPys ASD DaGcEzsEorvrS
Nos 80 sac S Broadway, N.wYork, and No. 'S rsurAJt
sl.ta a., N.shirx.na .. c.
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return. Of Tie Presidential and Corsrc.scnal e,rsrs
1896 For returns Of STATE Ei-,io-s held In 1857, SCI
1RisUsE ALMANAC for 1883.