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WANTED.

WAKTED-AT THE vERANDA HOTEL. HALF-A-
~ dozen selored aiuiar,rs Waers Must ssme .eli
eeonmendcd ms stl J. 9. gEfhs.
SERVANTS wASTED-A GOOD COOK. ws.hsr
servants sse preferred and need spsy asss fy com
Rsss ss well Apply At No q Avs. sss
n w.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
VI ing Warehouses s.nov prepared to accommodate those
uSs s a e q
] me- . s g s ,osSIds 70 ne ss md ssss
diminished risk in Of IRE being an Fire ProoJ be b
IELT@ w1REHo6sE 3 he riSsr~FoT Grain and other
AZ nc slsf'S me
w WABASH wARsHoUsE-For Lard and Bacon. Fulton
HONE wAREHoUsE-Forc Coffee alone FuitOu street. near
attention Of merchants e,her- solicited mas
V'oBY's EXPRESS, No. 81 oAxP STREET
From and are. hi, ss,s win send Special ssssssar
through to the points O. estnson ass taks charge u Par
PssssSse Sy the steamer VIRGINIA e have their Bag
gage checked from the Hoiels Residence and steamboats, o.
Who may moi have decided apan boat
thsis hsEgsge stored AZ our Office Tss 81 charge
| the Pon.charrsfn Railroad.
Office half hour previous to The departure Of the e per
Packages and freight marked to ToRY-s EXPRESS will
meet with attention and be delivered with dsgssch
KARsTENDIEK g CO. Nos Ig, Ios AND ,Os
Bros. Of New York. Buffalo and San Francisco offer TO
the trade
turner's Ginger Wine, IN cases and barrels.
sisssesfIs S Brand 10 cases and barrels.
Raspberry
Cherry
Ginger
Essence Of Peppermint,
b.. Forest Wine Bitters,
Stoughton Bitters
:. Lemon syrups. IN casss--Nos. and 9.
:. Fruit
And will sell them Wholesale New York prices with the
addition freight and actual charges for cash it's
equivalent. jaf9 3zn
| " ARsTENDIEK & CO., IMPORTERs, Nos. Ion
~ los and los Tchonptoulss street, offer for sale
| $500 Eve gallon Demijokns.
| $500 three
! 800
| 1000 t
| 40 half :.
| 100 hampers Madeira Bottles. Bs and SIS.
| ~ Hook
| Is boxes Hook wine-A insteiner.
| 90 Geisenhrimnr, Rofhenherg.
70 Ehudeshainlsr
rs Hnckheimer D1uldeehaner.
p Sparkling Nosele M1scatel.
s.= - Geisenheiruer Fnehsberx
20 casks N packages Of %, as 40, 60 and
50 gallons each Of different qualities
All OF which we offer at extremely low prices eesr
signments- jalg su
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l. COSTUMES. MASKS AND DoMINoEs.-

SNyL9 102 Royal street. between Cont and st. Louis,
IN Begs leave to inform her customers that
"a she has just received from France splendid assort-
ment for Masked Balls such Satin Dominoes all styles
Louis KILL XIV and XN Queens Gusrdsmen Harlequin
Clown, Devil all colors Black Bear Brazilian Ape Figaro
Cossaek officer and other
ton remarkably fresh and elegant which are fully recon-
manded for Fancy Dress Balls.
GILT AND SILVER TAPE--Received by the same arrival
Gilt and Silver Tape Gilt and Silver Cloth Gilt and Silver
sells. dIg Am
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TREAsURER's OFFICE, CHAaIrY HOSPITAL
March p, 1888 :
9FThe Board of Administrators of the
Cha'ity Hospital will elect MONDA~ April s. twelve Med
lea Students IN the institution for the ensuing twelve
months.
Committee Drs Stone Pcton and jones' for examination
yious to the above date.
MIA I'd wM. q. AUSTIN NJ. d Treasurer
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srxIEwE CouR DE DISTRICT ESTHER voYRILE veuve ss
de la ouvelle-orIesns. Windeylin, creancsers
SD

srr1ExE cous DIsrRIcr ESTHER voYELLE. vsuvs De
della NOuveils- oriean' wnsssI1 vs. 'ss sfsanesrs
EN vERTU dun ordre Dc vsnte, rendu lie
rendn ie IS rasues moi. toas sn1 MOI
mai less midi fH6isl y ci,e de Ia commuse
4 ysn,s pa1gss :, Adjudication q
LEE ~, sl5ue ~ 'aI ;tg 1s9. 80
ponce i Enss De face Ia rus Narssins Iii
aTssse lr e. Dc Arms depue arpenea general e - De
mars is ieue plan sera expose su lieu ct Pheure de s
Ensemble avec iOutes les at.es ct u
ssIerie premier syant eismbrss
doises foyer boi ardoes
syant shsmots. syee foyss saye.. &c
quart d. prs Psysss compliant Ct 4
ar hvno,hsaae snr Ia endne Il IN nr cent
dTnierei Pan DE- ia date de radjudieaon.
moniant de $500 la premiere npnes ct de
syndic
Sheriff de Ia Psroisse dorisans,
m3l al0 " "A myl ct syndic de Ia dise faillie.
sscosp DIsTarer covnr} A, VERA ,s BIS CREDITORS.
RY VIRTUE Of and In obediene ss' to an or
ID der Of sale rendered March 18Th 1858 and directed
i6e entitled matter WI TO l public suction
ST. sa q ss @ 4 I r. @
the creditors of said insolvent-
situated az he corner Of julia and Liberty stsee IN The FIST
District Of this city. Also, number Of small accounts.
Surrendered ey said insovent to his creditors.
TERMs-Cash on the spot. - = = -.
3l5 Sheriff fibe Parish a Orleans,
and syndic Of the above estate.
DEUxrExE COM psrRIcrl A. VERA VS.. sEs CREAM
S vERT6 dnn ore de- vsnte rsndu lie
y de mars lS ct moi adrs.se par pHonorsS abe
fat" es Se a L l 4 s q Dc mars s1
ssmR;e nciers de inOlva0ls la vsnis pnbqne
Fond or a,ion 5,nr f,afa ;na ian, as res
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SUCCESSION OF RICHARD RELF.

SUCCESSION OF RICHARD RELF.
Sale of Household Furniture Pew No 1853 in Christ Church.
BY PALEREY 4 co.
@. L. Q. DuPUY, Anctioneer.
OiHce, q Camp street
SATURDAY, the 3D. April, 1858, at 10 o'clock
- AN, at the dwelling tile Louisiana STATE Bank
Of Royal and Cont will be sold pcou ny virtue
order from the Honorable the Second District Cont Of
New Orleans No. 1889 in the of the above succession
dated March 10, 1856
The Movable Effects said succession, consulting Of House
hold Furniture, and Pew No, l53 ia Christ Church.
RF-TERMS-Cash
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CONSTABLEs' SALE.

Parish Of Orleans. GRINStY.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of feri facias to me
II directed By the Hon. j. X Dixon First Justice Of
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell public
auction TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Aph, 1858, Il
o clock NJ at my Warehouse, No III Julia street.
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
J. b. HAUGHT0N Constable
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n NJ. PAPPENHEIMFR HAS REMOVED
W from No 80 Baronne No. Canal
4 has hand and is constantly receiving large
splendid assortment Of Rosewood and
and Bed. Room FURNITURE all selected by himself
which he offers the public reduced prices
Call and before wi IL iaIs Snn
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AUCTION SALES.

SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
In the Of the minor children Jules A. Banc No
1878, seeond nlstr Court Of New Orleans
By PALFREY 4 CO.
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TREAsURER's OFFICE CHARITY HOSPITAL
March "A, 1853 !
R8-Proposnls VIII he received at my Office
until the OF April for supplying the Charity HOssl with
Bread and Meat for the ensuing twelve months Applicants
viii be approved security for the faithful per
Torrance Of their contracts.
m25 ID WV. G. AUSTIN, NJ D., Treasurer.
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AUCTION SALES.

FINE MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FUREI-
ture Rosewood Case Pccoo Piano al auction, Oh
count Of departure.
BY J. A. BEARD 4 co.
GARDNER sHITH, Auetloneer.
WEDNEsDAY, the 3Ist inst. at IL La
w O'clock A. NJ No. 10l Apollo street. Ihala, will
be sold
Fine Mahogany .edsteads Armors Bureaus Washstands
So Easy Parlor and Rocking Chairs MabIeiop TIA les
Sideboafd Whatnot fine Boos and hns Secre
ary or Writing Desk Mirrors, Mantel Ornaments Curtains
Carpets Mating Mattresses; Plated Glass and China Ware
Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, etc.
Also
One Fine Rosewood Case Piccolo Piano.
HSy-TERMS-Cash. m3I
PACKAGE SALE OF sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS, WITH
out
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT, Auctioneers
"WEDNESDAY, 3lst Inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
w M at auction at their auction II Charities street.
will be sold
packages Of Linens and other Goods suitable the Spring
trade consistingo Irish Linens in whole and hail pieces Linen
Checks Linen Cambria Handkerciefs, Bay and Nsnkeen
Linens, Russia Diapers Brown Netting Linen Towels Ia
bic Cloths, Fancy Cheeks Paas Siscia Toes du Nord
etc, etc.
R5-rRRMs-At SALE mig
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Steamboat Departures Obs Dan.
wednesday, March 81, 1855.

Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for March, 1855.
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BELLE RESIDENCE A EENcAN.

Dans aare des eufants mineurs de JnIesA blanche Is Il
Seeonde Cour de District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
PAR PALFREY 4 Gle.
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sHARP's RIFF LEES
THE GREAT ENCLIsH RMMEDY : RI

LIEF THE FIRST DOsE-CuFe in Few Days.
Specific souiioa onofrhee elect Weakness and all Ur
nary Affections The Faculty Of Great Britain ack nowedge n
the made Physicians OF France
scribe t. and thousands effected by it, Speedy
effect the and inyigoatlng 20 the system
Sole United States b. ABRAMS, % Camp stres
New Ofeaus
ABeware of counerteifs The genuine has lac snle o.
the agents signature ial Sra
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

Hs-rke members Of the Metairie Jockey
Club requested attend meeting Of the Club 70 be held
Oh fRIDAi the I'd April at hafpast O'Clock r M, at the
ms 81 w. SIDNEY STORY. Secretary.
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BY L. A. LEVY, Jr.. Auetioneer,
Office, IS Common street.
THURSDAY, the LIST April, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ ut the store No. 1856 Camp street, between julia and
tiirod, will he sold
splendid of Seasonable DRY GOODS,
such style Dress Goods Irish Linens Lawns Hosiery,
rich Embroideres Linen Cambres Table Cloths Napkins
elce ctr. m3l -
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STRAUB'S CORN AND FLOUR MILL, so
- iayorably known throughout the euhern States
svely possessing the combined qualities being
iron frame, using only the best French sone running the
lower which being fast the spindle
with its fellow injured running empty having
bush to get loose; having drve rin make
having its spindle from bridgeree hopper
bearer.
full supply in store and for sale at the usual prices
3 H. GILMAN
mo 3m No. 10 Gravier street New Orleans
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES DUNN.
PAR ToURNE 4 THOMAS, Encanteurs.
Bureau 70 Exchange Alley.
SAMEDI, d'avril 1858, midi, aPArcade
~ de Banks, IL vendu lrncau, mre,
dun orde de honorable H. Morgan Jnge de la Seconde
Conr de District de Ia Nouves Orleans du IA 1855
pour compie de Ia diis suecesson--
I'm Certain ugement rendu ia DenxiGme Cour de Dis
rct Peter Keenan, de VILE pour Ia de
S. 49, enrge "A avri 1854 de plus la de so 25
les frais de
a9~CONDITIONs-rDom Compliant. MA % a3
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yNAxTED-AT THE vERANDA HOTEL. HALF-A-
w dozen eclored dning-room Wairers- Must
eeommendcd lman 6si J. 3. JETER.
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So Mercantile Library Association - THE
opened daily for the accommodation Of subscribers
from II o'clock A. NJ TO 10 O'Clock r NJ
desruus OF becoming members will please leave their
with the Librarian.
Subscription, IS per anHum.
Rooms, Canal street and Exchange Place.
"a If GUS. A. BREAuX, President
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n1-The above ingenious invention has but two
and has attained popularity rarely equaled the his
tory of new in entions 1t needs only trial satisfy any one
OF its utility Where is kept running from the
ment Of the season. flies will become sufficiently
to be Troublesome Kept running at night they will
quoes, which will b. trap in preference to
on In he n
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NILLsI MnLsii-FELToY's PATENT

NORMAL SCHOOGs--A NORMAL. SCHOOL WILL
De organized during the (cnsfg with Aprl
3d. in connection with the High Schools the First District
ana undrr the provisions Of the Of Legislature
entitled An Act to establish Norman School Departments in
connection with the High Schools OF this city
Candidates for Ami sion this school must he al Ieast
teen years age possessed Of the necessary qualifications
desu ot becoming teachers Graduates Of High school, and
Academies o. hs city and state and others may desire 10
enter The Normal School, requested ia send names resi-
deuce ard Tefetenc-s for
practicable, a he uhls-z-ttrH
nv order III he Executive COMMITTEES:
WILLIAM o. ROGERS,
m2e Ct q sity HAIL
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H Applications for Ladies' invitations may be made at n
Felt Stetsons 81 Camp street; Vaughan Co.'S No lao
Poydas st eet and the Grand secreays Office odd Fell
lows Hall a- m22 I'd
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MARY BOWER.
BY n. YIGNIE Auetoneer

BY N. vIGNIE, Auetioneer.
Office No. 8 Banks Arcade.
TUESDAY, the 9th day of April, 1858, at
2oclUck NJ Banks Arcade, Magazine street. by virtue
Of Of Honorable the District
orleans dated 2h February 1885, No. 1867 will te sold
public ancion--
MARY, Corphan) muatto erl aged about 10 years
na-TEKMS-CAsh
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in ftubourg Delassze,
in the Fourth District Of this city Parish Jefferson desg
by square No G. bounded by Chippewa
Harmony Pleasant and Jersey Streets uring each 30 feet
front Jersey street. by 100 deep American
No 10 forms Of JERSEY and Pleasant streets
Toge with all buildings and inpHaSccTH six
MS-Une fthy=tOnr months, secured by mortgage
twelS aburry aud bearing eight per interest until paid
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TED COPPER LIGHTNING RODS

KHS,Wn IVA NJ : uuI.irf PROOF SAFES.
EMea gIv snis IaN's celebrated Double Door and
with can Ss c1rrs viii Pate Bank Lock KEYS of
max az ~ nen IN an Ordinary size porte nonnae This
mepg Sas mas been very strongly certGed 10 and RECON-
and g meats o. Baks Baikng Houses Government
conabi Jewellers, Mershans and Others Books
their eeneie AID all necessary information relating TO
Safe n M sa f u qnal'y can be seem together with the
m25s,, HEAToN & OLIVIER,
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p J. h. HocKIus
CICk Els d CO., DRUGGISTS AND APO HECA-
~ RIkS, s. 90 CANAL New Ftie-nImperters Of
and wholesale Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, Surgical
struments,
Ship. Steamboat Plantation Family Medicines pua
up with particular and guaranteed frtsh and genuine.
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The w,fe,s seiIloquy.

asg{4SaaI 20 Wtfe's sOiilOquy.
u J1 times--bar times tits all the cry,
3foick and tired of hearing it;
~ 7 ask Harry for cent,
81 III that Il puts him In fret.
Now Bobby wants new summsrae lothss,
N Ind Carries bonnet will nQt III 4s
10 Il not fit 10 wear, ut all
liar me what are We eonine
The grocer has cent in his bill
And have not ce ut to pay
d The dry goods list came vest erday
0, dear me what will Harry ssy7
We've needed every purchase here;
I'm sure my plans are close and wise,
Yet Harry scowls ut every bill,
And says "mmsf ecenomtss."
"Economise !" II sounds quite fne;
Men think it never has an end
In house Affairs here We re concerned,
But not bit less will they spend.
II Harry would leave OF cigars,
Apd pay the barber some what less,
Or take plain dinners, now and then,
We should have better times, l guess.
l know ace are thought fond Of dress;
And McFlimssys are not uncommon;
Yet still there 10 . noble class
OF thoughtful, earnest, upright women.
And if our hats and dresses cost,
Why. surely 80 do o4o1oths, too,
Much more than our ~ oetsras" do.
'rwere best W all, both men and women,
1fem trtAls pasttry TO grow wisei
All IRE toAleme all need improving;
81 lttss 81 snemise. --IApA.
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5.
SVsIsgins about %, vhi1k - ! Istioa
- change. M sss'sS
board the Niaexses and Agamemnon very
rspidly, and win be fsished about tn 10th
Of May.
Some dep - sxpsfinsnts viii be made
before the 6nsi sttsapt 49,
Fears arc entertained FOR the safety Of the
African Mail steamer Gambia, month over
due.
FsANcx.-T The relations between France
ard Switzerland continue unsatisfactory,
kiviug rise to uneasiness.
The Paris Bourse lost iA buoyancy and
49, daiH declining.
u sending rsinforcsnents to the
Quak 0t 1oo1lso.
\ NJ neosefss q public safety had been
oee1n "a - Nadfjd.
The Baak 81 Holland had reduced its rates
OF discount 70 81.
The Puste II said to lave rejected the de-
mand o. france for authorization Of q canal
through the 1sthmus of Sues. Il
London Money Market.--Money continued
very abundant, but the Bank of England has
made no change in rates.
A dull time had prevailed on the Stock Ex-
change.
Consols closed on the LIST at 96i(996t for
both money and accounts.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Breadstuffs-1here has been no actual
market since the departure Of the City Of
Washington. X. s. Co. report q 10y
limited business, and no change in quota
tons.
Provisions-Beef dull and unchanged /;
pork steadier, retail sales los; bacon in lin
tied demand and rather lower; lard in mod
crate demand tallow Hat butchers associa-
ton nominal at 54s; sugars inactive at de.
cline Of Cd in thhd.; coffee quiet and inferior
easier.
| LONDON MARKETS.
Barring Bros. b Co. report corn market
quiet and rather lower; with American Al
| (147s, red AS; -four 23s. Sugar declined 90
/ (Gls and holders willing to sell. Tea lower
Coffee steady. Tallow quiet at 54s 3d(154l
Cd.
B. B. L Co.'s circular says American r
r. bonds present little change.
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Telegraphic News.

WASHINGTON, April l6.--House is engaged
on private bills.
The committee Of conference on the Kan
sas bill met at IL o'clock this morning. MIR.
Stephens Was absent in consequences Of ill
moss, and the comnittee adjourned to meet
to morrow. No0ang has transpired to indi.
cate that any agreement can be effected.
HoUsE.--~he morning hour was consumed
II confederation Of private bills.
6r. Louis, April l6.-Yosterdsy morning
the remains Of Col. Benton were conducted
by military escort from the residence Of
Col. Brant to the Mercantile Nary Hall
which bad been drsped in black, whore they
Icy IN state till 10 O'Clock last night. Thu
funeral rites OF sepulchre take place this
morning and will be participated in by tn,
various military companies, bsnsvolent soci
eties, 2remen, members OF the city govern
msut and the citizens generally. Business
y generally suspended and the stores and
houses draped in mourning. Thestreets arc
already denssly crowded with thousands oil
spectators. 1t is estimated that 25 900 peo-
De visited the Hall yesterday to gaze upor
the Gestures Of tho illustrious dead.
NEw YoaK, April 16.-Advices from Car
aoiss OF the 3lst Of March are received.
A provincial government had been inau.
guratsd, which had 70 demand OF the French
oonsal the surrender ofthe Monegas family
Who had taken refuge with him. They were
surrounded, and are in confinement. II ID
said they had deposited ct the French Lega.
ton one million dollars in gold.
Castro had decreed the removal Of oil Eu.
ropeans Of the late government.
II il said the American consul nailed his daa
on the door Of the French consul in connec-
tioswith that Of Spain, Denmark and Brasil
threatening to haul it down and demand hi.
passports, il any attempts were made TO -
rest the runaways then ut the legation.
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II RI II 0Y RW I

~. n. NICE. Architect,
II AS removed his uGos into the End story Of
i i Hatch Thompson = new Bank Baildin9, on
| corner Of Main and 6seoad streets. Entranss 70
Once on 6eeond-st. [meh1ediy
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CUMMINGS 4 BE0Gs,
Architects.

SU p ERIN TEN ID h N rs.
LAVE taken NJ ofhos In keddington's Block /,
i 4 corner Of johnson and Third streets, in Room
No IA 3nd story 6rst dsos 10 the lett NJ tbs head
Of the mails entrance stairs, Sherc they invite
their friends and the publis ealt. Thsy ass pre-
pared 70 furnish dasigns and detail drawings for
buildings Of all ki~ds, public and private, nd "
superiuiend the erection u this aans. They hope
to Do business in such will please their
patrons aud DO credit to thsmsslses.
Kcfor, by permission, u
X. r. Lowe, HAwkins Taylor,
Edward Kilbourne, james Estes,
Geo.C. Anderson, X, .Creel,
VIC. Sripo, d. keddingion,
VIM. Leighton, ). n. Billings,
J. N. Hiatt. J. B. Paul
decl3dly
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Army OFFICERS eff Dusy...Lovsioy,s
ResoIutlon Of Inquiry.
[Corr q pandsnec Of the N. Y. Evening" Postl

[corrss psnasnse Of thu N. Y. Evening" Post.l
WASHINGTON. Aoril q. 1850.
No Senate TO-DAY. II the Home. NJ.
Love;cy. 81 Illinois. offered 4 reaolution. n.
onirinc AZ tho Seorssary Of War hov narv
nf6cers <,f tha arnv Are nov absanN frn.. M,
most Of duty ana are Is ne seat 81 nv fsdsr.
q ooyernmsnt. and Nov many. Il nrr. ~.
! Isss11U IA Office of aIsction s. other
-.
This yasnInt;or oould onlv h racsav.a h.
reneral oonsent. 'vh;eh - moi erantsd NJ.
G.r,rell n On. .snd aaveeel othsss ohiacs;r-.
The poiut 10 ~ resoluticn iiea q Ia vords
ks1.l;cised. a,,d are d;,estel n snah cass~ :.
~ 81 I1ent. Movrv M Can.ein Me;r.
ma fnrmsr ela;ms "a kava 49,, elac..3 s,
a. neopls IL Arisons = I delerata from
thst 4 s,y;to,v. n ~ event a ~ c,s.r;. =
tn e ara i & ia thsf vsiIa \. !. s.ss;r .
nm tb;s cls;n ~, civil konoss Il n. oh.s;..
oa Leave a ~. rcA f,om M rc.t !. !. :. AZ /.
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IN. r-- ...sse- japanese, hr.!s !!
New orb Tor The Russian Governmenk1 ~
(sssoed ffen very successful trial "Trip In
Ip1ek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-19

cTThs well-knoynAoaee singer, Ss6S{
Amelia Maccaferri, 1sllow fever
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-19

LIZ Coon PosrrIoS TO SELL OUr.-Mr. kne.
fish, Of the joint committee on the Lecomp-
ton bill, 10 driveler, and 10 believed to be
willing to cave, for consideration. A bet
ter chance could hardly be afforded him than
he now enjoys. Two Of his associates are
unainching Republicans, and three are Le-
compton Democrats. Should he vote for nm
arrangement" the committee would SO re-
port, and probably the report would carry.
II he should ~, the committss will be tied,
and fail to rssonnsnd. Noe II he has any
virtue in him, ~ shall know it, for he will
BE- tempted - mortal seldom is. If he wants
= trade, he 10 . green-horn il he does no,
bag the best game the Government has t.
oasr, for every honor and dignity that it hal
TO bestow is freely offered to carry Lecomp
ton. We are afraid Of . shaky politician il
Nepiaee that can so easily b turned to &C
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-19

ETThe anti-Lecompton victory in Gin.
eianssi is even greater than the telegraph
reported it. On Supreme Judge the major
ity il. $500. On the other city officers it
il ranges from 1900 to $500. The City Coun1
eillors elected stand, Citizens Ticket II,
Democrats 5. AN