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HATS .

JAMES Y. DAVIS,
LATE TODD Col
Would invite the special atten ton of his custom
ers and the public TO the most complete and ex--
tenslye assortment of HATS and CAPS to be -
found in the city, comprising all the new andA-
most desirable kinds now in use.
For Misses and Children my assortment cannot
be surpassed, Selections have been made of all the
mos. beautiful and fashionable kinds, and of all
l have also the greatest variety of HATS for
gentlemen, young gents, and boys-many of them
entirely new in style.
would call attention to the LEDGER HAT a
new and beautiful article, perfect in sty lie, light i'm
weight, and leading Hat in New York and other
large cities.
u solicit an examination of my good by the
public.
apHIw JAMES'Y. DAVIS
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THELATEST NEWS
By Telegraph to the Evening Star.


ALBANY, Msy2--Mr Nicholas Hill, the eminent
lawyer, died yesterday. He had been sftac ked by
:. brain fewer, but was supposed recovering until
S n.ee o'clock, when be awoke In a sinking con-
az sSh. anu In one hour expired. His death casts
e ueePest gloom over the community.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On ThursC ay evening, 18th prl, 1850, by tho Rev.
s. A. II. MARKS, Mr. THOMAS CuDDY. of New
port. r hode Island, To Miss ANNIE NJ GARD
NER formerly Of Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore papers please copy.l -
On the Sd instant. at Trinity Church. by the Rev.
Dr. Butler, OLIVER J. RUG Err, of Syracuse, N
Y to Miss FANNIE c., eldest daughter Of Col. c.
Mortimer, of Virginia.
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ARTICLE, E-3YGAA.sy&s1s MINES &c
All the compartments are guaranteed dry and con-
sequently free from mould, moisture, and impure
odor, and will keep the vands placed in them in a
better and harder condition than in any other Re
lrlgerator now before the public.
Alter much experimenting during the past winter
we nave added such improvements to our last years
pattern, that we can now offer the ARCTIC IN
ever made. WV
The principle of the ARCTIC is fan tess. and, as
constructed by US, we guarantee satisfaction in
TO PR ESERyE MEATS AND FRUITS.
certain degree oil cold must be attained. But this
is not the only requsitc-the air must be DRY and
PURE, or the moisture would DESTROY all.
No R0rigtrat0r can be dry RrsSS The IrhoLs Of the
cOHtntned AR be Kept an lOtO, any Refrige-
rdfOr BE- free from Monh must or fGigt H1lssS drU
apartments. Ice cannot be sd az Rtfrigerr-
toys chsTe the eyfeTHGi ddmitfsd rifaeT to rem
mate r produce currents: are such RsfTlgsrdtorS
dTy. Inc introduction Of AR, for rsHtilHfIOH. rs
OF ice, 6H also on account Of The ddmpHeSS produced
by condensation.
Tho shelves of the ARCTIC are open work. to al
low the free circulation of the air down about the
sides OF vessels articles upon the Shelves thus
entirely surrounding them with moving currents of
cold air.
They open with double doors upon the front and
top with lock and key to each-bSng made out Of
seasoned lumber in the vefy best manner and hand
somely grained, make a desirable piece of Furni-
which perfectly cold water can DO had at all times
without additional Ice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
CORTIAN & CO.,
Manufacturers and owners of Patent,
Nos. ZIG and 21S Baltimore street.
c. WOODWARD, sole agent for the District Of
Columbia Pa avenue, bet. 10th and Ilth streets No
31c ap3-3
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REAL EsTArE.-Yesterday,J j. c. MEG uire Co
Auctioneers, sold Lot l. square 4l9, corner of Sew
enth street west and street north, to VIM En-
inert, for 12H cents per square foot. Lot 10, IN
square e74 on Sixth street east, between Pennsyl-
vania avenue and south ID street, to Chas. H. X us
sell, for ii 4 cents per square foot.
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T CARD.
i. HE Subscriber begs to inform his patrons and
The public IN general that he is now prepared TO
furnish his superior ICE CREAMS, Of various
mayors, at the reduced price of two dollars per
Thankful for past favors. hope by strict atten-
uon tqnPuslness to merit a continuance of patro-
Those in want of ICE CREAMS, WATER
Disc, BoMBE R HSMhT t GLAACHH sBa s As
will do we'll to call. .. ~ - -
r. 4 large assortment of Imported and Domestic
PRESERVES constantly on hand.
All orders promptly attended to, and delivered to
any part of the city without extra charge. .f'at-
THOS. POfENTINI, Confectioner,
No. 279 Pa. av., south side.
N B.-Special attention given to furnishing Par
ties, Weddings, Dinners, de-, in style that cannot
be exoelled, and on the most reasonable terms.
apH-lw 'CIntsl.)
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GENUINE CANTON
" RESERVED GINGER
We have inst received few cases of genuine
CANTON GINGER, of excellent quality, and
ported. They part of the first lot of Preserved
since it has been opened to commerce.
KING Il BURCHELL,
apH CORNER 18th at and Vermont avenue
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FINANCIAL.

Lard closed heavy at II saI2k.
Whiskey closed dull al IS ls.s,c
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TAX SALEs.-This morning, Collector Halliday
began the sale of property of delinquent tax pay
ers at the City Hall. The sitting Of the criminal
court in the council chamber, and the sales in the
Aldermen Is chamber, attracted quite a large crowd
to the west wing. 1t appeared to be the design
Of nearly all those in the upper chamber to invest
their surplus funds in the speculation offered by
the sale, which cannot fail to return ten per cent
upon the amount invested
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WATCH RBTURNs.-George Smith, vagrant;
workhOuse CD days. James O'Connor, drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs, S3.l5. Eugene Lana
han, do do. S3.l5.
Five lOdGeIs were accommodated
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TOMORROW we shah give an interesting de-
scription, heretofore crowded out bya press Of
matter } by correspondent, Of the doings Of the
Washington Odd Fellows on their late rip to the
North. = r--.fa ..I -". .Frss~ rs.f Z
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PERPETRATORS.
L HAVE Now in store FIVE sizes each of the up
right and chest form Xl. ALI. REFRlGE -
finish aSd in the as
The water jar is of stone. The chambers holding
ls the only refrigerator that will stand this test.
Persons wishing 10 buy should remember this.
ap26 GEORGE FRANCIS. 40 18th st
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CARD.-Dr. Pope, HomG pathIc Ply stefan, has re-
moved from Chain Buildings, to northeast corner
l4th and streets. uaS-St.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-To-day the court is engaged
In calling over the appeal docket. The trial docke,
for the current term embraces but about 500 cases
and the calling ii over was completed Yesterday
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coin, tor change, can always obtain them on appl-
cation at the counter of the Star Office. If
MEN's DRESS SUITS,
YourHs' DRESS SUITS, $500 '
CHILDREN's DRESS SUIIs.
Children's School Suits.
Moan WALKER 4 Co, Marble Hall Clothing
Store. Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
Summer Clothing ID now ready for inspection. IL
10 comprised OF an assortment OF Gentlemen's and
Souths' Clothing of the newest and richest design
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
TO thoss who study excellence with economy, In
fashionable articles Of dress, opportunity is now
of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re
duoed prices. Fr.. ap23-ly
C. C. C.. C.-Coughs, Colds, CONSUMPTION Cured
by the timely Of Mrs. Nj. N. Gardners Indian
Balsam of LlverwOrt, the best and most efectual
remedial agent ever offered in all Pulmonary Com
plants. For sale everywhere. sPT-lw
In GOTHAM, when the sun is low,
Come forth IN swarms the insect foe,
And for our blood they bore, you know,
And suck il in most rapidly;
But bugs, reaches, 'skeeters-black or white
IN death'r embrace are stifened quite,
IfLyon's Powders chance to Ii. ht
In their obscure vicinity.
The effect OF this powder Is almost instantaneous
death to all the insect tribe. Gardens can be yre-
served and houses cleared of the vermn pest IL is
free from poison, and harmless to Hankln nd and do
mestic animals All genuine signed r. Lyon. Pow
ders for insects. Pills for rats and mice,
Sample TASKS IS cts; regular Sizes $, cts. and 81.
BARNES PARK, New York.
Also, the Mexican Mustang Liniment.
ap H-lmeOw
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gates to the city convention.
THE ORAToRIo TONIGHT. - During the past
week, the choir of the Church Of the Epiphany
have thoroughly rehsarsed their several parts in
the great Sacred Oraorio and are prepared to rem
der them much more effectively than on the for
mer occasion. The public voice was unanimous
in Praising the rendition of this difficult compost
ton on last Tuesday night, and the choir pre-
pared to do still greater credit TO their parts The
choruses tonight will all be we'll sustained; and
much study of the solo parts by those selected to
perform them has placed it within the power of
the several performers to do them ample Justice.
The concert opens precisely at s O'Clock. Tickets
for sale at all the book and periodical stores.
ROBBERS ABOUT Last night 4 young man from
the country, having about him s26.75, went into
a cook-shop in the market to obtain rest and re-
treatments During his stay he was relieved of all
his money by some skilful thief who was prow-
ing about that locality. The suspicious Of the
company fastened upon an individual who had
been seen about the market during the day, and
who was said to be recently liberated inmate Of
the United States peniteDtiary. He had made his
escape, however, before the robbery was discov-
cred
CENTRE MARkEr.-The market opened this
morning with not very extensive supply, but
one fully equal to the demand. Few country
dealers were in the market place. The hay and
fish markets were doing about an average business.
The gangways presented a very clearly appear
ance this morning, result Of the easy mode OF
cleansing by means of the plugs. Very good or
der was maintained during the sales hours, and
violations of the rules were very few.
Nor so BAD As REPoRTED-The damage done
to the boilers and pipes by the recent fire of the
boiler house at the navy-yard proved to he Of so
slig Int character that they repared In about
ten hours. aud the engines and mac hinery ready
for operation at the usual hour on Monday (yesei-
day. morning. - .f.-...
TIE MARINE BAND.-we announced yesterday
that the "Wednesday and Saturday afternoon con-
eerts of the Marine Band in the public grounds
woaId be resumed this week for the season. We
have now TO add that the hour win be s, p. m,
instead Of 6, as heretofore.
Tomorrow we shah give an interesting de-
scription, heretofore crowded out by a press OF
matter, } by correspondent, Of the doings Of the
Washington Odd Fellows on their late trip to the
North. ~ -r---ra "a --- .sr-i~ r..# i
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HOME INTEREST.

As- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. BAL and 81 western.row.
NS- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
nsr Of Sixth and western.row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken and put In good cases for
twenty cents Warranted to please.
Eg- Good Photographs, Melalnotypes and
Ambrotypes are taken at the Central Gallery cheaper
than elsewhere in the city, corner Of Fifth and West
ern. row, In charge Of A. s. Bloom.
lg- Friel & MCGUIRE, those well-known
Merchant Tailors, No. 2o Walnut street, have Just
received splendid stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
to which they invite the attention Of those wanting
neat fitting suit Of good quality. They make to
order Coats Vests and Pants in the very best STYLE
Give them a. call.
E@- We call the attention Of those In want
OF Boots and shoes, to the large and we'll assorted
stock or Mr.. A. W. Westoott, No. II West Fifth
street. 1t consists Of every style and quality Of Shoe
worn BY Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children, and
those visiting u West cannot fail to OBJ
lain purchases perfectly satisfactory.
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INDIAN DRpREDArIoNs-We learn from Mr..
Sol Nellis, conductor overland mail to sher.
man, Texes, that Colonel Leeper, Comanche
of the Wichitas, was attacked by Indians,
and wounded in three places; but whether
any Of the wounds are dangerous, we did not
learn.
On Monday, the 18th ult., the Indians
came into the neighborhood of GAINESVILLE,
woman belonging to Judge Everts, and on
three places in the body, wounding her se-
wosa vs sn ha 5 h' dc1s Sss % so" sd on sns ns
dred head of Judge Evert's cattle. This
took place In about ten or fifteen miles Of
Gainsville.-For Smith (Ark.) Times.
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LAW REPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT oouaY.

CONTEST As TO AN GEOGRAPHIC WILL.-John
Manuel and others vs.. Robert Manuel.-This case
was tried before Judge Scott (Of the Supreme Court
and judges Carter and Dickson. Judge Mallon hay
ing heretofore been engaged as one Of the counsel In
the case dia not sit during The trial.
One OF the p ncipal questions involved is whether
the laws Of this State gives to one Of her citizens
q party having he domic here, the right or priv
ilege, when absent IN another State, to make will
In sccordance with the mode and forms prescribed by
the laws of that State.
Thomas Manuel, prior to his death, (Which took
place IN July, 1887 had bee engaged IN the busl
ness Of shipping produce froIV this city to New Or
leans and while In the latter city IN ls47,
to 60 to Havana TO make some Ynrchases; and prior
to the voyage executed the instrument now In con-
troversy, which provides THAT In the event OF his
death he hereby appoints Robert Manuel to bold and
control all his property and effects" aud also to pay
off certain notes of hand He left no real estate but
personal property in New Orleans and Cincinnati
After his death the document In question was found
in his drawer,
In the month Of August, ls4s. It was admitted to
probate In the Filth District Court Of New orleans,
and an authenticated copy was subsequently admit
ted to probate In the Common Pleas OF Haiulltomi
County. In 1850 bill, was filed to set aside the VIII
in the last named Court by John Manuel and 9th
ers In 1852 the case was tried and there was YER.
dict against the will and motion for new trial
being overruled, decree was entered setting the
instrument aside-and from this decree the appeal
was taken to the Hamilton County District Court.
Taft and Perry and Judge Gholson for plaintiff;
Charles Fox for defense. 4.
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A ADJUSTMENTS.

"THE SEA OF IcE" AT WooD's THEATBR.-Tt
seems this drama is destined to have great
rnn Instead of the interest subsdng 1t Is evidently
Increasing. The third rendition was received last
evening with marked appreciation, approYimGting to
enthusiasm. 30 long as every body is delighted 1t
is imprudvnt to withdraw it; 1t isso seldom produc.
tion pleases all.
Don't miss the opportunity of witnessing the splen.
did spectacle and scenic displays now afforded ou
Go tonight.
SMITH & NIxoN's HALL.-"SoMRTHING New
UNDER THE SUM-" Mr.. Cocheu, the celebrated delin-
Gator, engraver, and universal artist, whose cogno
men, "Cocheu, Del 70 etched on almost every pic.
torial and illustration bill of the day, has during his
labor Of renown, been arranging and organizing q
s,,ries Of Historical Living Tabeaux embracing some
Of the iyliest scenes In American history the merits
Of which we can all appreciate and understand.
He has met with the most tattering success In
Lex ugton, Franz fort, and other cities he has visited
The ttentlon he has given the preparation, and
pense incurred In producing these Tableaux, con.
the kind eyer offered to our citizens.
We predict an oyeraowing house tomorrow Girl
day. night. Read his advertisement IN another
column.
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CRY CouNoIL.-Mr. Cunningham moved the
appointment Of committee Of three to adjust
the claims Of officers of the election. Carried.
Mr.. Noble offered an ordinance appropriating
$19 65 for the benefit Of the Trustees of the
West End Mission Church, to pay for the laying
Of crossing on Poplar-street. The rules were
suspended and the ordinance passed.
A communication from D. D. Sedan was re-
ceived, asking the members of the City Council
to visit the grounds of the proposed park.
Mr.. Runyan offered resolution accepting
the invitation. Adopted
Mr.. Ross presented petition from several
persons, asking for sufficient amount Of stone
from the city quarry at Deer Creek, to Macad-
amize the road from Dominlok's slaughter
house TO Court. street; referred to Committee
on Police and City Prison.
The report Of the City Solicitor was received
and fled.
The licenses granted during the week by the
Mayor, (tho fees for which amounted to $374,)
were confirmed.
The report Of the City Auditor was received
and fled.
The Council refused to suspend the rules to
introduce the Street Railroad question.
A petition was received from some property
holders on the square bounded by Third,
Fourth, Stone, and Mill-streets, asking the
Council 10 prevent tho further erection Of
wooden buildings on said square. Prayer of
petitioners granted.
An ordinance was passed establishing the
grade of Seventh-street, from Harriet street
west as far as dedicated by N. Longworth.
| Several ordinances of similar character,
and also for the laying Of special taxes on
property for improving streets, were passed,
the rules being suspended for this purpose.
The special ordinance appointed for the pur-
pose reports an ordinance appropriatlng the
sum Of $3.50 to defray the expenses Of the
election on Tuesday last.
Adjourned.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.


FLOUR-There is differeuo. ofl0tal5c per bril- In
the views OF buyers and sellers hence, nothing OF
importance was done the transactions being confined
ceiyed the last "a hours.
WHisKY-The market 10 dull, sed prices further
declined u. sales Of l,4oo br'. at D9oc, the lat
ter rate for wagon.
PROyIsI0Ns-Ths 10 no change in the market.
II any, it is In favor of buyers 4t0O0 clear Bacon
sides sold vt ilc and rs hhds BIB Sides at iOc Sh
@OA are the asking rates for Bacon Shoulder, and
Sides could Lave been bought at 100 The demand Is
and lard Is offered At l0H.
GR0OERIEs-The market is unchanged and firm
at fnll rates. Ths aales are confined to small lots
OIL 80 brls. Linseed sold a. bsc, 30 days..
WHEAT-The market con tinues hrm, with n good
demana. Sales coo bushels prime White In CoviDg.
ton at 81 III $40 do. good do in Oovington at 81 10
400 bushels inferior at %; 30 bushels prime White
at ~ IL; 200 bushels do at 81 II; 100 bushels fair
White a. 81 0J.
BUrTER-sales Of 81 kegs choice Western Reserve
at IN. There fair demand fur really choice at
l6Ql7H, and for prime shipping Qualti ties ut l3@l5c
but common and fair is plenty aud dull at l0GT2.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

l. dilapldated creature, named Thompson,
came to tho office Of Esquire Fearons yesterday, and
asked to be put into JAIL to prevent starvation He
was laboring under the influence OF liquor the Iovs
cording to request. He Is o stranger. His appear.
ance, contrasted with what at might have been,
John Jones was yesterday brought before
Judge Boyd on writ OF habeas corpus, and his bail
reduced from $3.50 to $780, which he gave, and was re.
leased.
The western part of the city, so long neg
leeted Is now receiving the of persons wish
ing to make this city their residence Almost every
week We nee some new building commenced, and ere
long all the vacant lots will be ocou Pied Property
commands high price In that quarter, and IL rep
idly rising in value,
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COVINGTON NEWS.

Sanford street will soon be one Of the pass
able thoroughfares Of the city Workmsn are engaged
in grading IT, and it will soon be ready for the rock
TEMpERANoE.-Tho temperance question Is
again being agtated in our city. We see numerous
posters announcing lectures upon the subject pasted
up In various localities In the city.
There was no business before the POLICE
Court yesterday.
CoNNoNwEALrH vs.. JOHN WlLLIAMs.-Int this
case the dant found guilty Of misdemeanor
for assaultiDg woman named Catharine Blynn.
Fined ten dollars and confined ten days in the County
Jail.
The case Of Mrs. Dean, set for yesterday,
will come of to-day.
KENroN CApETs.--This dashing young COM
pany has been invited to attend the Military Ball at
Odd Fellows Hall tonight; and for the purpose Of
creating sensation and making an imp ression gen.
eraly all the members requested to meet at the
armory at o'clock P. M precisely, In full uni
form. Gentlemen, or rather soldiers, do your best,
as your reputation Is at stake.
FLAG PREsENTATIoN.--We again call attention
to the flag presentation to the hRovers, tc. night
Several Gincinns,i Military companies will Be pres; %
and "Guthrio Grays."
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OysrERs.-The importation of oysters to
this city has become quite an item of inter
est to Eastern dealers. The amount consumed
here has occasioned oysters of every quality
to be imported. 1t therefore behoves our
citizens to buy Of q responsible agent, and
thereby get fresh article. Robert Orr, No.
II West Fifth-street, is receiving daily Malt.
by's celebrated oysters, which he warrants To
be- as represented. Give him call.
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BROKE JAIL.--About three O'Clock yester-
day morning three prisoners, named John
Leech, Dannitl HAZEL, alias Harris, and
Lawrence Harriatt, escaped from the County
Jail by saving off the bars on the lower win
dow on the south side ofthe main Jail. Leech
returned shortly after and gave himself up,
but the other two succeeded in getting be-
yond the reach of the pursuing officers. Mr..
Ritter, the night watch Of the Jail was dis
charged by Sheriff Kessler yesterday, for
neglecting to keep proper watch.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT A MAN INSTANTLY
KILLED BY THE CAvINa IN OF AN ENBASKNENr.-
About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning, while
stone mason named Dressing was engaged in
building a wall for cellar on Court. street,
east Of Broadway, on embankment gave way,
and threw him with such force against the
stone wall as to knock out his brains, and
cause instant death. Coroner Carey held an
inquest which resulted 10 verdict In accord
auce with the above facts. The deceased re-
sided at No. "a Mansfield street, and leaves a
wife and one child.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS meeting of
the Board of County Commissioners, yesterday,
bills we're signed for payment to the amount of
three hundred and twenty three dollars and
thirty-one cents. Mr.. Bell, the County Sur
veyor, was authorized by the Board to employ
such service as he may want In the construc-
tion of the Harrison Bridge.
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sxIy-RuLrne ESvEIorn.- The Po.tofio,

6ELT-RuLIEe ENvELoPEs.- The Postofioe
Department has been informed by the contrac-
tors for furnishing the improved self-ruling en-
velopes that they are now ready for the service
Of the postofices. The Cons tiiution Gays the
samples submitted to the Department have been
approved, and to. day, 1t is believed, the post
offices will have them for sale. The principal
postofices Of the Union will be supplied during
the week, and probably by the close Of the
month Of October the experiment of introduo-
ing tho patent envelopes will be in full tide.