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"a 5.St CIV. BOTFLER. Auct
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
ISLAND AT AUcrIoN-On THI RSDAy the
18th instant, shall SELL in front of the premises, AZ
Ociock p m, that handsnnr Building Lot ut the
land :, "a fodds suhliviSi"n Of Lots Il aud T. of
square No. aS having a front of 81 feet inches on
ia street, and l3i feet y. inches on Virxi"ia Az
nue., containing IA al ,SHs square feet This prop
cry Is very handsomely situSted, and considered
sale on IA street, ON the Island.
Terms One third cash; balance in G, u, aud ls
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
disputable. o II"
ma sd A. GREEN Auct
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Bsltimsre NIarkets.
New Ysrk Markess
Vim nrfAI

ftna ncial.
Ch,.NS foh1, May 0-Stocks are dull and heavy
S Sonus e'a; La Crosse and Mil A.; Michigan
southern S New York Central 7iS: Pc. coal
ON Nj neaaing asSi Cartons 10; virsi mia 6's
Sterling exchange Is higher nt IlnH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-06

GENUINE CANTON
W ,.. PRESERVED GINGER.
~ we nave Just received a few cases OF genuine
SaN iON DINbER, OF excellent quality, and
ported They are part of the first lot of Preserved
since It has been opened 70 commerce. '' wy
KING 4 BURCHELJ
dp ~ corner 18th - and
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ma q J. C. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts

PUBLIC SAl.E..The subscriber will sell a, pub-
nc auction, on SATURDAY. Nav l4th, at half
past -FOUR clock, IN the afternoon, Fifty Acres of
I'and, beautifully situated, adjoining the eastern
portion 81 my larm, about two miles from Wash
,ngt3n. he lInprovsmCn t Is a comfortable Frame
DWSilng house. with rooms and Kitchen and a
small stable; and It Is all c'osed with (, good
Iencc, ana has ine spng Of water on IL and aLout
~ acres OF woodland. Terms S60 cash Fhe naS+
ment oi the remainder Of the purchase money will
he divided Int" three equal insiam payale IN
and ears. Please call and view the place be
ma S-5t- 9 u SCaEcc
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FUTURE DAYS.

~ ]. C. Mcguire 4 CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON r SrRrFr.
BETWEEN 9Th AND 7rH SIS, AT AUcTIoS-Dp
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, at half past s o'elock
p M, Will be sold at public sale. on the premises
between 9th and TN, near the Patent Office beIpg
part OF Lot No. y, Square 45 ~ feet of which rms
lack ~ feet and the remaining IS feet about IG1 fact
10 pubic alley communicating with T. and 7th 81 a
Fhe latter portion contains two brick stables Weld
ing rent Of about SIoo per aunnm '0''
Terms One third cash, and the reSi,lua ON farms
of credit to suit the purchaser " ~
ma sd J. G. McGIrIRE A. IN 49,.
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ma sd J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
BY J. C. Mcguire & CO., Anctionesr,

" y. y. 4IOU NINEs q OU., AucuOneeTs.
NER1 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
TIE SOUTH SIDE OF NEW NORk AVpNrp ~
TIE rtt, SoRNER or 18th SrREET.-On FRIDAY Az
TERNOON, May 18th, at 81 O'Clock, on the prem
ises, we sha.l sell to- the highest bidder Lots No
~ H. and L. IA DavidsOn's subdivision OF Souare
NO; a. Lo' IN fronts 81 feet on New York ayeuua
ana runs back about rs feet tn a paved ailey Tot m
fronts . feet inches. and back about "a feet 10
paved alley. Lot u fronts ~ feet inches on New
York avenue, at the of l4th street and rms
ley. " y" P'' 'u ~
Immediately after which we shall sell Lots No
70 and IL, IN DayIdson's subdivision of Sousre No
~, each fronting q feet inches on 18th street
back 100 feet To a ten foot alley.
heta are, beyond doubt, among the most desira-
Title Indis putahle. " ~ 0''''
Terms: One fourth cash: the residue in G. 70 and
" nnnths with interest, secured by deed Of trust
ma a T. T. NnGI-IRE 4 Cn 49,.
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WE ARE glad that our fellow citizen, Professor
Daniel l.. GrouI, favoraLly known during his
long residence among US, has unex pectedly fallen
heir TO large fortune left To him by one of his
brothers, who died lately in South America We
can well say that for many years We have observed
the perseverance of the Professor to keep his col
lections together, undoubtedly the finest aud most
valuable in the country, particularly the collcr-
ton of American medals and coins, numbering
about $50 pieces, the whole Of all his collections
contdiuing :e-3 piPres, mostly all rare We
regret that this fine collection which has cost MIR
GrOuN So much trouble and money to coilrrt
Could not Ia bong ht for some institution in our
country. He HIS In vain tried TO sell II 10 Con
gress since iSil. and il was only aftr the failure
OF all his attempts Ia dispose of il here that he h;s
accepted proposals from Europe. where the great
est part III the COLLECTIONS are now. lt&
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph 3 Tie Ivsnins sesry
The Niagara NJ Boston.

The Niagara NJ Boston. IN.
SosroS, May 6.--The Niagara from Liverpool
VIC haiifar, has been signslled. Her mails viii
20 SCUM IN the evening trains
Baltimore Markets.
"a S,1 May o.-Flcur closed hrm; How
ar9 Sueet and Ohio 90 so
=, es. closed exciteded white ss1 IS for choice
an Sa 81 pa "a - 20 for good to prime.
s6assc "ui'e ooeooc-i yellow
PROVISIONS unchanged; bacon sides exc
City. az H0h Tor
New Ysrk Markets.
NEW YORK, May G.-Flour closed with AN Al.
40; Southern 90 s5ss.
Wheat closed with an advance Of 2a3c; Western
red a -5;lal IS; white 81 60
Corn closed higher; mixed sqaQoc white az
round yellow csc
Pork closed steady; mess $685.; prime sra sOa
Lard closed duh nj IIaIIKc .s..
" hiskey 10 held at 27a27S Nc
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on TIE ISLAND
NEAR TEE CORNER or AZ STREET, on SoUTH
SrKkkr,AT AUCTION -Dn THURSDAY, the 18th
instant, shall sell, IN front ofthe premises, at six
O'Clock p. M, or immediately after the sale of tn.
Property In Square No. so, n handsome building
Lot fronting 81 feet on iouth street, the cor
ntI Oh W street, running back to a. feet alley,
tanning ii sac square feet.
FERNS One third cash; balance IN 6, IL and Is
months for note bearing interest from the day of
sale. A deed given and a deed Of trust taken
na6 A. GREEN, Auct
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V,HE LAGER DEPOT OF Paul. SIPOS is
Il at No. I3l l. street south side, doors east Of
9TH. He promptly fills free of char ge for delivery
all orders for kegs or bottles, sent TO him in person
inanu (actured in Aexandria)is the best now sold
in the United States. and his terms moderate.
lie has also on hand q very fine assortment III
HUNGARIAN WINES At low prcaa fell J0-srn
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THE JOCKEY club!
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,

IIN BRILLIANT FOHs,D
Having won the Race for Popularity In Philadsl
phla. New iok, and other Northern cities is now
entered upon the course IN w ASKING ton and gorge
town, confident that II needs but trial to secure
success.
This Tobacco is pronounced by those who use il
To be, without exec PiInn, the hast 6ne cut NOW in
market. Read the following certificate:
81 have anal Z-d sample of NJ, VIM C. Iemou's
Fine Cut Jockey Club Chewing Tobacco and ind
1t {" he pure robocco. unnIxUd with any doleteri-
GUS substance.
JAS. II. Chiffon, NJ. d., Chemist
IL Hotels. Restaurants and etai Dealers SID
pi"d AT New York prices. and one third chea per
than any other similar Tobacco.
II Put up In heat quarter gross boxes
&c. BACHER, Tobacconist,
18th and Pa. avenue. Sole Agent
ma Ivy for the DistIint Of C. lnmhia.
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W. LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESAl.E AND RETAIL, BOOT AM

w HOLbSAi.E AND RETAIL, BOOT AND
SHOE DEALER,
Begs leave TO Inform his friends and the nuhJi.
generally that ne has removed To the spaciou, Sales
room ga to1alls Row. Bridge street (formerlT oc-
cupled as the Post Ofhce. where he will be pleased
10 see all IN want of good SHOES.
HI Prices to suit the times Gail and satist,
yourselves. ~ 80 - ssott.sr
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ID NOW OPENING!
u ICTURE CORDS and TASSEI.S,
WINDOW SHADE CORD and TASSELS,
M Dr.: do; BRASSES. Az.
PlCrURE NAILS, BED ARCHES, and MOS
QUITO NETTING, at very low prIces. To be- had
81 FRANKLIN 4 R0FHROCk'S,
up %SNav2w corner sch and d SITS.
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Dy W ALL q BAKNAKD, AuctlOneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
y TloN.-On WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON,
ith Instant 1t o'clock, will sell in front of the
PROMISES. Lot So IN Drury subdivision of square
2 frontng IS feet 4th street west b 100 feet on
a hf'y feet alloy.
Also, Lot ~, in Square S:3, fronting 81 feet on
north street, and running back to a si-feet alley
Tern,s One third cash balance in c, r. and IL
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
dead of trust On the premises.
mac WALL, IL RARNARn Auots
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GREAT BARGAINS.
Il HAVE on hand large stock of fine Gold and
Slvcr w atches, rich and choice Gold Jewel 2~
~. and all kinds of Silver and Silver plated EJS1
Ware, aud a. contemplate making changes tSlH
In my store tho coming season, have cuncluCrJ 10
max down the prices so low that it will Induce
those In want To purchase largely. would name
the prices of many articles, but prefer 10 hays ths
goods examined; IL tho same time would saw thai I'd
goods of tho quality can be sold lower i'm this
any other city in the United States
n. %. HOOD.
No. 33S PENN avonra
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The DOCTRINE OF TorAL DEPRAvIrY min
capacity several years ago was holding an anina-
ted theological conversation with a good lady OH
whom he had called, in the course OF which he
asked her what she thought II the doctrine OF
total depravity. .'Oh" she replied. - think il
good doctrine, If people would only live up 10
it, There is true philosophy. Live up To what
ever doctrine You profess. and buy Your mems
youth =. and boy clothing ut W iestnfeld's Odeon
Hail, corner Four-and a-half street and PennsyI-
vahia avenue. vt
CRIMINAL COURT.-Y esterday. the Jury In the
case Of VIM. Kicks, charged with an assault and
battery on Jenny Williams with intent to kill,
returned verdict Of guilty 81 simple assault and
battery. To-day. Kicks was brouy lat into Court
and sentenced To six months in The county jill,
and to pay fine.
III" Court then Proceeded Ia the trial Of the
case Of Timothy McCarty, who was charged with
AN assault and battery upon Patrick Kane. ..
TnE CoLoRFD MAN who is In the habit Of driy.
ing Il sulkey at break neck pace along X street
To the danger of pedestrians rams Glance OF find.
ing his way To the lookup. He Yesterday came
within 4 harsbreadth of runni ny over little pirl
She was only saved by the exertions of another
colored man, who at the risk of his own life.
snatched the child from under the very wheels of
thO carriage.
RIVER -Business on the river remains dull.
No news from the fisheries. At Riley's wharf the
schooner Grey Eagle is discharging cargo Of
coal The Diamond state arrived at Riley's " harf
this morning with erchandiZe for Il. J. Nesle,
Young, :. 4 Co. n. Z. Purdy, Kennedy Pugh,
Middleton Beail, Fowler Co.
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The MAN who got into the wrong house, at 325
street north, about two O'Clock last night, and In
his sudden flight left his shoes and cap 1.-THE latter
black glazed one can have the same by calling
and proving property.
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PENNIEs;-Those in want OF Pennies, or small
com. for change, can a. ways obtain them ON appII-
cation a. the counter OF the Star Ofhoe. II
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EoR BOSTDN.-The regular packet schooner
u Marietta Burr. Ira Nickerson master "a
~ s..ives, and will commence recaivine ~
meishuior. the above port Tomorrow { Thurs
- HARTLEY a BROTHER,
dP N-lUt 80 aud I01 Water 81
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-I- --7-=--
Later and Important from Utah.
The Law Powerless. /.

LEAvENwoRTH, K. T., April 25.-The Utah mail
arrived here to day. with later news from Salt Lake
City.
The adyces represent the territory in Threatening
aspect.
The United States Courts have been unable to ad.
minister Justice. The Grand Jury refused to find
bills and used other means to screen the murderers Of
Potter and Forbes.
Judge Cradlebaugh had discharged the Grand
Jury and also the Traverse Jury, and one Thousand
United States troops had been marched from CAM
Floyd and encamped near Provo, where the court wa
in session.
Gov. Cumming apparently favors the Mormon sen
timent.
A collision between the troops and Mormons is
considered imminent.
The Sickles Trial.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-In the trial of Siekles fo
the murder Of Key, the session to-day has been occu
pied by the closing arguments of the COUNSEL whicl
had been concluded when the court adjourned
Mr.. Brady finished his closing argument to-day
His address was an elaborate production. He argue,
at great length upon tue instruction to the jury, ant
endeavored to show that Key and not sickles free
the Derringer pistol.
Mr.. Ould, the District Attorney, was making the
closing argument when the Court adjourned.
River Intelligence
MEMPHIS, April 25-The river at this point is
falling slowly. The water is fourteen and half
inches below the highest point to which it rose last
year.
ST. LOUIS, April 25-The river at this point has
fallen two inches during the past twentyfo hours,
and is still falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, April 25-The Ohio river at this
point is rising with eleven feet of water on the falls
and thirteen and half feet in the canal.
VIcKsBURG, April 25.-The steamer Universe and
the Vicksburg passed down at o'clock this evening.
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Boots, Shoes and Bro gans,

Roots, Shoes and BrOg0ns,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS. Russo,
BROGANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Csmpeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST L CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
HATS. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn, Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, ty
FROST d CO.,
iyl3,2ptW 10 Magazine street
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Explosion OF the 81. Nicnesa..
rERRIBLE Loss or TI1R.

St Nicholas, Cspt. McMulIen, Of the New Osssan
and st. Louis line Of packets, met With terrible H.
aser last night by the explosion Of ono Of bsr bos
The explosion occurred st about 10 o'clock On Sun
day night at Island Sixty, and ~ r ~ has yst bssn
ascertAined foYtyeight lives were Ioet aad twenty
eight persons were badly scaIded or wounded,
The b. Nichlos w. on her ~ fruv. ii. I1ais y
New Orleans with Isyee number 81 ,uans. -
full freight. 6
The explosion occurred slous iosty svs nils teJcv
this city and about half way between hsss ~
Helena.
The steamer susquehsaps from New Oriesss. which
arrived here to-day, brought up The ryt fptelfrsnce
Of the disaster, and also bssss azes number of ~
killed, wounded and nyed. s.zs
The boat and cargo are total IosA
a1 Names Of the Killed saA uaafnw.
Among the killed and missing so CApt. McNar-
ien' OF the 81. Nicholas Mr.. B V.Ghns, wifs y
the first clerk Of the 81 Nicholas III Durntcs
the clerks cousin /; Mn. Mcknight; Nn. ChYyscp:
a lady with babe, name unknown WIN. FsIFas.
Of McGregors Landing, Iowa; hdy, rms M
known VIM. Few, first engineer, and John Jenkiss.
second engineer of the st. Nicholas; p. a. Bsrbsy
John Bond, cabin boy James Wood, hst cook q
the st. Nicholas, from Hilsborough City ths -
try cook two berth-maken; Joseph Otter, psatEy-
Zea Armev NJ AI.~.,d... ....st....... 80
Baton Rouge, name unknown; Edward Stepbens,
one of the pilots Of tho ST. Nicholas, from ~
Louis John Lumbeck, fireman; together with thfEs
teen DECK hands and fireman, (names mot gveD), ~
nve sase women.
1adiy bealded.
An"1s .ne nsaly scelded are beDtamSn v. Ghn1es
ol y. LOUIS, nfss CLERK os the q. Ntcho3as; ]. q
Acun,ol "sIins.on' M'ssi sasoo AAusbIfn, % P1eeg
Durg, fa.i 2. ?. Ssaan, q SHANNON 1honas Carter
oi Iamango, Scnnyikin county, r.; - Nle Ke1-
neoy' q brunsWlcK, missouri k0se ~ John, ehGn-
bermaid, OF New orleans; William FeunytakeE,
watenman, OF ST. Louis; Frederick Miller, Geo. -
lrgie, Andy steck, hremen D. Capps, Of Farming
ION, lis.; and U. ID. Reynolds, OF Sioux City.
Slightly scalded.
Among those who were aightly scalded are G. II.
1licom' .ne second clerk o. the st Nicholas Joseph
mone 9onn McAip'n' oi ss. Louis, snd bsrkeeper
Vi Inc o'' Nicnolas'
Msmes q me ssved.
uau,es =. u saveo' = =. = your reporter has
Dsen aols - aseI',n' ~ q ioows Chriseopher
u.,aI.,, uusesvGs
steward Jamea 1h;,son ,...-.- sSo.1
us.s o. f'l'' AnoieW AnoieW ~.
the boat: George q. Gid. ana ~ ,h.i ..,srs.. !.
Lewis Shafer. samson Mahonev rr..,s y,..., ~
drew Mentel. Jacob Derror Joseny, Ka;,, r.ss.x.s
Miller, John Grousk, dremen John b. Jactsou,
=. y. ..An A'at1e, nIss mase ot tne
p. oau'ss nea, one 81 sde piloss; Joseph
hamilton' porter wesley Mairet and Fred Miller,
deck hands John Peunybaker sec0nd n,.te - -
ho.+ T.;.von, a.s;- -. - = .,ss N - N
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To the Trade.
Diseases OF the Throat ana L,.,,g q.

DIR. @. p. CRANE.
Whose successful treatment in Diseases of the Throat
Lungs by the inhalation of and Medical
is well known to be the only reliable
eectng those extreme and despsras
which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
marlborough of all Chronic and Functional Diseases by
of Vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Galvansm
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience of those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs and unable to visit the city, who desire
suaon list of Questions has been prepared and will be
varded on application to DR.. c.,
No. 146 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular case
ES-Patens frem the country be accommodated with
at the Institute. Mo 2p6mAW
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THE COURTS.

FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Judge Hunt-The trial
of James Dempsey, for the murder 0f Grundy the
railroad conductor in Algera fixed for yesterday WAS
A draft of two hundred and fifty jurors, to serve
during May, was ordered. Bss5
The indictments against D. Bornio and fortytwo
others, for selling lottery tickets, were quashed.
George Wilson, charged with larceny, was dis.
missed. a.
The District Attorney filed batch Of informations
The Grand Jury appeared in Court and there
being no business before them they were dismissed
until Monday next.
-, THIRD DlsrRIcT CounT-Judge Duvigneaud,
The Injunction sued out by the keeper of the North
Star Coffeehouse to prevent Recorder Summers from
proceeding against him for violation of the ordi-
nances, in keeping his house open after midnight,
the rule, leaving the Recorder at liberty to proceed
as he originally intended.
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT.-The Liquorary So
ciety, in strong force, underwent the usual Monday
morning review, and filed the Black Maria several
times.
John Kernahan, alias Callahan. for personatino
policeman, to the insult and injury OF Hetty Wright,
of Perdido street. and for having an Arkansas tooth
pick under his vest, was charged $40. Not having
! the change, he went down.
Abraham Jacobs, charged with giving Leopold
Bodenhemer lick in the mouth, in Poydras market,
where both are butchers and James Mercer, charged
with being dangerous and suspicious, were the only
members OF the crowd held for examination.
RECORDER LoEG's C0uRT.-JaeOb Miller yesterday
gave bail to answer to the charge Of having violently
assaulted Antonio Sbisa's little son Joseph years
old lifting him up by the hair of his head, and then
throwing him violently down. ST.
Wilson, slave of 81. Ducros, was held on charge
of having stolen nine chickens from the Mexican Gulf
Railroad Depot the chickens belonging to J. Roach,
conductor Of the cars.
RECORDER WILTz's CouRr.-Beyond the usual
Monday regiment Of drunkards there was nothing
worth particular mention in this court yesterday.
f
A catalogue of the "solid men Of; Boston, re.
Gently published, says that William Appleton is worth
1854 900 the Fifty Associates 81 000 the heirs
TO John D. William Shaw. 81 072, 600 John Quincy,
s6ss 900; John g. Gray, 1857 000 and Mrs Cornelia
A. Thayer, $500 900. =
Nor VERY CONFERENCE.-The Elder Kean hay.
ing quarreled with Rich, the manager Of Drury Lane
became anxious to effect reconciliation. He wrote
to him in brief bnt expressive terms, 81 am at Bath
-KEAN." The answer was equally laconic: sStay
there.-RIcH."
It's great pleasure to be alone especially when
you have your sweetheart with you.
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MARKING PAPERs.--The PostmasterGeneral de.
cides that pen or pencil mark, made for the sole
purpose OF attracting the eye to particular article
or portion OF printed matter does not subject matter
to letter postage insisted by some Postmasters
The coat of horse is the gift of Nature n That of
an ass is often the work Of tailor.
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THE RUSH OF TRAVEL TO EURoPE.-There appears
to be general rush to the sailing and steam packets
for Europe. They all go full of passengers and berths
are taken, in some cases, weeks in advance of the
days of departure. The Passport Office in the State
Department receives numerous applications for pass
ports by mail every day in addition to personal app
cations.
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Henry Letth,

Wines, Liquors, etc.,
NOS. l3 AND Is ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pints continually hand which equal to the best that
to this MARKET Ao other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
Of the vintage of 1885, 1913 and 1905
and other brands WHISKY ofal descriptions Irlsh
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER, pnts and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
market which will be as reasonable terms as any
other house In the city.
SEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply Nos Is and Is Royal street
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Nor VERY CONFERENCE.-The Elder Kean hay.
became anxious to effect reconciliation. He wrote
to him in brief bnt expressive terms, 81 am at Bath
-KEAN." The answer was equally laconic s.Stay
there.-RICHn - - = y
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W-uls Paper! Wall r. ape,-,
3AUMBACH h EvERs

BAUMBACH q EVERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
French and American Paper Hangtngs.
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, In every variety,
IS GQARTREs STREET.
Particular attention paid to all work in therina auas 3py
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.MOrents's Restaurant,
1N CANAL STREET.
During the past season this wellknown establishment has
been reed and put in complete order and such
made to patrons all times all the deca.
ces the markets afford
The public rest assured that nothing will be left undone
part to maintain the reputation that MoREAUs"
hitherto sustain edha of being best Restaurants
the United States.
RHODES Il MOULIN,
Proprietors T" Moreap's,n
nl7 2ptf No. l27 Canal street.
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Cigars /! Cigars !!

Purchasers will always find in assortment Of the
well brandsIenudad, Flor de Pajadas, Meridiana
Flor de Panche Redowa Csbargs Paragas Something
Washington Dos Hermanas, Mazo Habano, etc.. etc. at the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS l. CO.,
o2d 2pt % Commercial Place.