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WIpIuIIH.
NEW MEDIC SALT.
IN NTFoR INrLAMNAroRY DIsKAsEs ONLY.

nR. COG6SWELL'S NEW MEplCALSAtT,
form or locality. This It does BY ,equsii1ins the
sironIsnon thereby removing the sole cause oil In
RHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, Hesdsohe,
aud Liver, Female Diseases Erys,pelss, Bronchi-
Us, ple1risy Asthms Dyspepsia, Venereal Diseases,
aammation are easily subdued by the New Medical
THE NEW MEpIcALsALT is no cuRr-ALL,
lessequalizes the circulation by removing fror the
system all arterial aud yenous distractions.
MULTITUDES HAVE TRIED the virtues of
Ish the New Medical salt; though but lately dis
and certificates Of cure.
ALL WHO HAVE USED TT acknowledge q
"A benefit from IL. An acquaintance of ours was
cured OF : severe case Of Neuralgia in less than
YOUR INVALUABLE MEDICINE is nobly
you made for it. A few doses also fslieved nv
mother ofa rush of blood e g the head. -. n,:, -
3d. fsf j. r. GILLINGHAM, Phil'a.
The .t .a.ss Id tss work Has s ny
tnally, as not a vestiss of Rheumatism Is left.
6. II. DUNCAN, New York.
II KNOW 1T is GOOD for Rheumatism, remov-
oroa and have eaay received sH S0s ns for
8. LsssIs, Reading.
I TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURISM of the Alb
domnal Aorta. In ten days the pain was gone.
Il. w. FITzsiNoNs, Phira.
WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We have tried
w 1t. 1t has complete control over Infamma-
hon.-JacksoHriiiet Pa.) Netc Era.
BRONCHITIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM
- And Neuralgia have been cured by it.-Jsfeg,
sosctIIe Ind.) Democrat. =.
MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, il neces-
Nl s.ry: Descriptive Circulars, with testiInonis.
may be obtained from any Druggist who has this
valuable medicine for sale.
hR. GOGGSWELI.S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
DSAI.T Price, 81 Chronic package, 42-50 ID.
TAYLOR CO., General Agents, 17 Dock st.,
Philadeph -
THE NEW MEDICAL SALT IS FOR SALE
In Washington, Georgetown and vicinity, and
AS 1t is not patent medicine but the Of
an eminent ply stefan, should fsil to try the
New Medical Salt. mar l7-tr
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MISCELLANEOUS,
1893

1893 ATTENTION. 1893
WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, Go. 30
Now in store and for sale, the following 6ne
fINE OLD BANQUET MADEIRA WINE.
Fine Old Duff Gordon Pale Brandy,
s. Clarst Wines,
Port Wines,
Ginger Wines,
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
Blackberry Brandy, H-.,sr r...-. =
Raspberry Brandy,
Cherry Brandy,
Old Peach Brandy.
GERMAN TONIC BITTERS,
Old Bourbon Whisky, a
Old Jamaica Rum, 9.-....E ..
Old Glenleven Scotch Whisky,
Bay Rum. IN bottles,
HElDSIECK and other CHAMPAGNE WINES
Chestnut Grove Whisky.
-. t Caue-Brake Whisky
Old Magnolia Whisky,
And large and well assorted stock Of superior
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, IN quantities, and at
prices to suit purchasers, =, ?
HEERY C. PURDY,
ma s-eo2w No. 1913 Pa. av., bet. al and Sth SITS.
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THE BILLIARD HALL,

V'HE BILLIARD HAI,I,,
CORNER OF Pa. AVENUE AND lIrBs ST.
Inc subscribers respectfully announce that thew
nave Ieastd the spacious Hall at the -
corner OF Penn; avenue and Eleventh xeSan15EiN
Street, Street, Tower Bianchard a Mohun's
AND have fitted 1t up in style Of elegance not ex
faIIsa n ms county They have furnished il with
CARI ED MARBi .E-BED TABLES, and have
spared no expense to make il an unex eptionable
p ace OF resort Tor gentlemen who desire 10 en;oy
comfort. Iii quiet ana
III The prOprietors pledge themselves To ,n.,s
no pains or expense conclusive to the comfort or
convenience Of their guests, ' vi
ap IL colin MARI Il FISHER.
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THE BEST CouGH SYRUP IN THE
Il WORLD. :. =
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world ia
hAkTsHokNES PEGTnRAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by a chemist and ia p,o
nouneed by medical mon, and those who have used
IT, 10 be the best preparation for CoRshs Colds Ca
Cod and preventive ofthat lion of diseases, Ccn-
Persons WI sing should use it, II in pleasant In
the taste soltens, clears and strengthens the VOICE
vents taking cold. - : 's''" 1' fi0-
III Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81 Fold nv all
afusgists In Washington, Georg eto Wn and Alsxsn-
ui'D' .-. #..s E.#.. H..i a- oc lift
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Also, the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
IA Do
II TO THE AFFLICTED.

t. TO THE AFFLICTED.
j HIS Great Purifier of tho Blood, the INDIAN
VEGETABLE DECOCTION,. prepared by Mrs
M COX, of Baltimore, is one of the most valuable
medicines now known to the faculty, and its popu-
larity is increasing daily For the cure of DysPep-
STA, Eryslpeas, Rheumati SIN, and all diseases ofth
Stomach, Blood and skin tits found to he a most
eftcaeious remedy, also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there hundreds of our citizens
who can testify to the good results which have fol-
lowed from its use. We take pleasure in referring
bestowing ncalcuIable benefit upon suffering hu-
manly. 1t is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence,
lS3 East Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
Agents IN Neutrality-suspicious.. Stott, corner Pa.
n e W., anu an ssreT!' spaowns roteI SquareE r.
and the Druggists generally. Also by X. 8. T. Cis-
sell, Georgetown.
The best reference can he given in or ont of the
city; and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the Proprietoress. mar I7,lv
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NorcE FOR 4fa AGsf REsroRAr,oN OF
CEERTAiHN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE

SfATE OF MiSSTSSIPPI. Law IRE
The grant of land made by act of Congress ap-
to aid in the construction Of railroads therein
mentioned, having been far adjusted ~ to author
after described, Notice IS hereby siren that All the va
cant of,red a'is whioh lie outside of Elk miles on
between the state Of Mississippi aud the State of
Ana%f situated IT, a., y the aerpenti9ned town
Which were subject to private eptry at the date 81
acre. or at the graduated prices under the act OF
August :, ls5s: will be restored to private entry on
the ordinary minimum of sI.25 per acre. or A. tho
to which they may have graduated at the date
At the Land Office at JACKSON, on Monday, the
twenty third day of May next, viz:
NORTH and east Of tbs Choefap base line and me-
Townships 6, and 8, Of ranges !, ?, sand4.
Townships and 8, of ranges
At the Land Office at COLUMBUS, on Monday, the
twenty third day of May next:
North and east Of the Choctaw base line and me
Township 9. of ranges 5.s.7.a.e. 10, II. 70 and -
Townships -, TO- IL, H. Is. IA and is, of ranges IA
Townships 9. 10, IL, I2 IS, IA and Is, of range Is
townships 10 and IL, ofrange Il.
townships Is, IA and Is, of ranges 10 and 10.
AT the and Office at AUGUsrA, on Monday, the
twenty third day of May next, viz:
North and east Of the Chocta,c base line and me-
Township 7, frangos and 8.
,Trownships and Z, of range7.
and IA. - 10 ~ ~ i''
Township =, of ange15.
townships ;, and 5. of range is.
TTow,! Towns s., :, sand G, of ranges II and IS.
in ,ba c Also hereby given that the vacant tracts
each aDa OHIO Rir sr R RIHs on
Withdrawn fSm .ss 10 t2wnshPs which wsre
ia ss. & ,s will be restored and laid open
the twenty third day of Nav DeTt and thereafier bs
s sH AZ ,resnired by law, To minimum of l,ro
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EOK SALE-A large Herring's Wilde, p.,a,,
EIre aod Burglar Proof IRON SAFE sn,t
eoie ior bankers and merchants doing I,rs = h..
nc. inquire oil M. SNYDER Il SON. Bankers.
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OCEAN STEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
ERQA TER UHIrIn S1I.la

The Havana mail steamers leave New Yort ON
tne %, 18th, 18th, and 9th of each month And
Charleston on the Attn and 18TH ' 0"u
Inc California mail steamers leave Na- voxL A.
the 5th and 2Dth of each month " ioiA on
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DROPosALs FOR FUEL.

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, u. 8. M. c.,
Washington, April Is, Ix59.S
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until O'Clock p. m, of Friday, the 18th day of May
next, for supplying Wood and Coal to the Marines
stationed at WashIngton city, d. c., from LIST June,
1859, to the Sth June, 1860. Said Wood to be best
oak sapiing, and the Coal to lbs Of the best quality
white ash anthracte, broken and screened, and
free from Dust and to 2249 pounds To the ton;
all to be- measured, piled, wrtg he'd and delivered at
such times and in such qualities. within the walls of
the Marine Barracks, as the !conmanding officer of
said station may require free ofexpense to the Uni
ted States,) and subject tn his approval or rejec
ton.
No bid will be entertained unless accompani ed by
the names of two persons known to this office =
snretes, or II unknown, certified to by officer of the
Government.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel for Marines
At Washington ID. c., and addressed to the under
signed. ID. j. SUTHERLAND,
Major and q uartermaster u. 5. NJ. G.
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SALE OF UNITED STATES MUsKETs.
ORDNANCE OFF,

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1853.
PROPOSALS IN writing will be received at The
Ordinance office, until the 18th day of Juae 1850 far
inc purchase 81 all or any portion of fifty thousand
ut the places mentioned below, viz:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CANTON MATTINGS,

w CANTON MATTINGSi
w F. Have the Measure of announcing that our
stock of Matngs in all the various brands, or ides,
widths and styles now complete. and WIZ De 1uf-
nished at short notice, at the very lowest rates.
Ezra heavy White and Red checked "Gowqua,"
Do. do. "Contract Manning"
This lot is unusually heavy and good-very cheap.
Also, n new make called "Chowing," which can
he sold ast0ul ssingly cheap.
Also, \ X, very heavy, and foe "A, and 8
Cocoa Mattings, heavy Brown, Slate and Brown
and Red Linen Floor Damasks, for covering car:
pets This article. for its durability, beauty, and
saving time and trouble in moving parlor carpets,
Is cow preferred for such rooms to mating.
Also, az extensive supply of superior Floor OIL
An immense stock of STAIR RODS, STAIR
C;ARPETlNGS, DRUGGETS, RUGS and MATS,
al IN the most approved and desirable kinds, which
selling at prices To satisfy the most econom-
ical housekeepsr. CLAGETT & DODSON.
ma 2-eO6tif States AZ Alex. CaZ,l III.
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The above named articles are of the most bean
hfu description, and so rare that nothing of the
KIND has ever been seen in Washington.
As soon as sufficient number of chances are
taken, those Interested will be informed when and
where the'raffle will take place.
The goods can be seen at HOODS JEWEIRY
STOKE Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
where those desiring tn take chances will FIND the
subscription list ma paw Junel
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FRoM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT
AL psy,o3s psng Steam Bais,s you'd do well 70
TION STEAM AND FIR EREGULhToR-se
regulating both FIRE and steam. The advantags are
preserving tho boilers, and keeping all things UNI
Iorm Would refer TO this Star Io6iee engine room
or Il. n. U. z Sc5uider, or any of the numerous
>. ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
mar Ia-ew washinstoa- ID q
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EMRIcH's PHTLADELPHIA LAGER BEE

t,MhiCH > PhIl'4 DELPHiA LAGER BEER
- DEPOT, ~
3l0 E!ersnh street, I,ro doors ADORE For,bo,,,.
,,, SuUdiax.
The undersigned respectfully Announces thar ba
mas accepted the gency of LAGER REER from
=. L. Batz from Philadelphia and IA pronared
70 lnrnsh any quantity to the trade or private fam
lies. This Lager has had reputation last Summer
OF being the best and the undersigned ~ satis6ed
city. 49, IN ""' III tho
Any orders left rs above " in he at,e,d.a d, ,;,h
promPtness and d lspatch. " WV"
II No charge for delivery
aP -eoS" =. ENRICH
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
Il ...r THE NAVY. III


NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, April o, 1887
aed Proposals will be received at this Office
until Friday, the 1th day of May, 1852 at noon for
the supply of such quantities Of Fresh Beef and
vegetables as may be required on the WashingtUu
station, during the fiscal year comm.neinr or tbe
1864 - - ~ '
The Beef and Vegetables must be of good quality
must bs offered for by tho pound
Bond with approved security will be required in
one ball the estimated amount Of the contract, and
tvs nty per centum in addition will be withheld from
the amount of each payment to be made as coliat
eral security Tor tho due performance Of the con-
fully complied with. r
Ever, offer made must be accompanied las d.
rscted In the act of Congress making appropriat on
ior the naval service for 1857 approved 18th au-
sast, 1886 by written guaranty, signed by or
more resPonslbe persons, to the sfect that he @
they undertake that the bidder or bidders will ms
or thar bid be accepted, enter into an Obligation
within hye days. with good and sufficient sureties
to furnish the articles proposed
No proposal will be considered unless accompa-
MOD BY snch guaranty.
spS-w4w WIN. Finn, Navy Agent.
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IL NOTICE.
DEING In very infirm health and desrous OF set
ting all claims against the estate of my late hus-
bapd Gov. SAM Sprigg,) as well as against my
sell, request all persons having claims AGAINST
either will forward the same to the subscriber at
washington, ID. C., at the earliest practicable mo-
power of attorney by me relative thereto.
ViOLETTA SPRIGG,
fe l7-eotf
Annapolis Republican, Upper Marlboro Advo-
vocate, and Bait. sun please publish cost and Sand
bills to this oihca for ment - = N
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WASHINGTON CITY.

MR.. b. NEALE-DEAR SIR: Ihaye examined
.he W hlsky which you sent me for ANALYSIS with
e view oil detectIng IN lt any of those Substances
ties or authorizations. fi
ma 1t 70 10 free from any considerable amount
OF iuseI oil. from any acTid or narcotic DING and
Iron! any metallic contamination
III is a rather strong iIquOr containing little over
~ per cent OF alcohol. The solid residue left after
corporation amounts la about FIVE grains in a pint.
anu consists IN great part Of those substances which
are ex racted by alcohol from wood showing fiat
IL mas Dsen Kept Tor some time in the eask and that
no atenpt has been made to give il false smooth
ness OF havor, by means of sugar or gum
Respectfully yours, 1T. CRAIG M n
| SHALL. KEEP CONSTANTLY ONu.ND
aIarge STOCK OF the above named WHISKY and re-
sPecuuy request those In weEt of pure article In
give me call. IfNEaI - W
ap l5-3taw5w No 81 I.ouisi,,. $3.50 IL,
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, il neces-
lVI sary. Descriptive Circulars, with testimonials
may be obtained from any Druggist who has this
valuable medicine for sale
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MAGNIFICENT RAFFLE; 49,,

NJ OvKR 81 900 woRrHor
sp ftR ID, c INR,A, r. FRENGHa AND GALL
DRIED AND THO CHINCES
The PrIzes to range as follows:
i. beautiful Fancy Musicsl Clock. cost Sls9 co
? Souvenir EnaInslsd Lady's w atch and
s. set Of California made Jewcry. con. i'' :"
sistlng OF Breastpin, Necklace, Ear
- rings, and Bracelet ,..... 80 90
4. Canton Grape Crimson Shawl, embroi.
dered all over .....-.... 10 90
S, Canton Grape White Shawl spendidly EN-,
= broidered new style. .......,,.... 80 m
.. canton Grape w hits Shawl. embroidered 81 %
!. Lilac Satin Shaw, heavily figured - 25 90
8. Black Embroidered Scarf n beautiful ar
9. Beautiful Corn-colored Embroidered SILK % :"
10. Handsome White Embroidered Heavy
SILK Shawl ,.................. NO
~. Tahcy MUSICAL BOX. .............. IN 60
70 10 Ono aIornla specimen King. 10 &C
u TO II: Nino rare French Pictures. sIo
piece, teach przeL .............. N M
- Embroidered Handkerchief ...... Z O0
u An Embr ideie | SI' AprC n...-..... 500
Total value of prizes. 8 .oin "a,
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Alphahetisal 1usinsn Dirsstsry.
sss'sssssg 0sds q t,st-sless EssshsA..s.s. 4.
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BRONCHITIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM,
- and Neuralgia have been cured by it.-Jsfer-
sosciIIe Ind) Democrat. =
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u sPRING hNSpbSSTuM MERf RASSNSNsHEHTA sB
Mrs. HELLER invites the ladies of Washington
M, 1Hna vicinity to her grand opening Of S<N
zl00 md LADIES' DRESS CAPS, COR *
SErS, EXTENSlON SKIRTS, GLOVES,
very argest stock of FIR ENCH FLOWERS
III Ladies. don't forget to call on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday as she will have an Opening
every week this month, and until further notice.
AZ No. "a Market Space, between 18th and eth
streets ap l4-eolm
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WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We have tried
w 1t; IL has complete control over Infamma-
don.-yacksoHriLts( Val Nep Era.
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nR. GOGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
G; TAYLOR Co, General agents, "a Dock . t.,
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THE NEW MEDICAL SALT IS FOR SALE
In Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity, and
wherever the Star is read. by Drug gists generally
AS 1t IL not patent medicine but the Of
eminent ply stefan, no one should fsil to try the
New Medical Salt. mar l7-tr
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I TRIE 1T FOR FOR ANEURIsM of the Alb
L domlnal AOrta. In ten days the pain was gone
T. w. FITzsiNoNs Phlla
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KNOW 1T is GOOD for Rheumatism, remov-
Scrofua and have already received benefit.
g. IRssIG. II eahins
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< TO CONTRACTORS.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
the lst day Of June next for the various kinds of
work IN building to be erected the corner of
Penn. avenue and nth street The plans and speci-
hcations can be seen at the Office of w. w. COR
CORAN. % laWSW
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L complaint. The frst package did the work eaec'
tnally, as not a vestige of r heumatism Is left
u. III. DUNCAN, New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
A Terrible Disaster.

\
The Rochester Democrat Of the 10th oft. siyes the
following particulars Of the fatal bridge daster near
Albion, n T. some account Of which We hsye already
had by telegraph:
From Mr.. AlsDzo Grant, Of this city, vlo casua
down from Albion on the $50 tain. ~ ~ ao1na
particulars that may be Of Interest," A WONG -
from Br0ckport had caused rope to 81 s1Fseched
from the roof Of the Msnsion Houee. On IN norfk
side Of the canal to building on he sosh ~. ~
announced that he would walk across d M M
rope was about two r05s west Of IL MA st9eet
bridge-an iron arched structure Ike mss9 q -
new canal bridges, which Of course offered aa eeibJe
stand point from which to view the perfosMBoG. IS
was accordingly crowded with people a1a tesua.
The rope walker had got part way Across H. esssl,
tating all who were upon it into the middle ~ the
canal. Men, women, children, hoFses aDd wagons
were all piled iL an indiscrimfnate mass. The West
half OF the bridge went down first, and d course
many Of those who stood near The break wer pitched
on In such way that when the east hs Of the bridge
came down. which 1t did Immediately, it tell upon
ana covered them up. Mr.. Grant Informs % that
par OF horses and carriage full of people were
I.asnea ID TINS way 30 completely that nothing had
yen ionnd Of them when he ieft-two bouss after
te accaent. He thinks that the number killed must
Ds ereater than reported by telegraph. According
~ a's account tue name Of DR.. Randall one 0f the
Iaos. prominent citizens Of Abiop should appear IN
.ne MS. oi slled but we hope il will prove that be
horrible. What became Of the rDuevaiksr not-nav
appeared to know. He was not seen "a err IL
canal or TO return to the side from Wich ~ fsrteS
so Tar as Mr. Grant could learn He nnxv hsvs hss,
startled by the crash that be fe o6 In -. tnfs.
the canal and swan Ashore. - 81 - -
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CURIOUS WELL.-A citizen of Weeks Mills, in
China, while digging for well recently, when he had
dug down about rs feet, came to bed of clay which
began to give way under his feet. He Immediately
sprang into tub which had been suspended to re-
ceive the excavated earth when the clay which gave
way under the pressure of his feet at began to
rise towards him. He thrust bis spade into the mass
struck prof1se vein of water, be ascended and
menced throwing in stone to serve foundation for
stoning it up. But every stone he cast down dsap-
thus disposed Of several tons the greedy well looked
up, like Oliver Twist, for more. The man resorted to
soundng but his poles would not reach the bottom.
Lines were tried with heavy sinkers which went
down eighty feet, and made no report. All is well
that ends wel, but this affair ended in something
else than well, proving to be subterranean BASH
of water, the soundings Of which, when our infor
mant left China had not been made. The localit.
from one Of the open ponds in China, and on an ele
vation considerable above it, Maine Farmer.
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STILL FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA
my THE souruEnS 11xE.1


ST. Louis, Oct 5.-The st. Louis Republican has
received note from the Postmaster at Santa Clara,
saying that Senator Broderick and Judge Terry had
fought duel. Judge Terry received his antagonists
ball in his throat, and his supposed to be mortally
wounded.
Advices from Ell Paso state that there is upwards
of tun of silver bullion at that point awaiting ship
ment to the United States.
The silver mines Of Arizona are proving very pro-
ductive, but the miners are greatly annoyed by the
constant depredations of the Apache Indians. Rich
mines of quartz gold have been discovered in the
Santa Cruz river, near Fort Buchanan.
From Kew York.
NEW YORK, Oct. .5.-Postmaster-G General Holt has
ordered the mails for Aspinwall, Panama, Central
America, etc, to be sent today by the steamship
Northern Light but nothing further has transpired
in relation to the California mails.
From Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 5.-The third Congressional Dis
trct u this State is conceded to the Opposition but
the balance is regarded Democratic. In the Seventh
and Eighth the election is very close.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
Telsgr aphed to the lev oriean. Creseept
LATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE DE SOTO.
By THE BlLIzg LINE.

PASS L'OUTRE, Oct 5.-The steamship De Soto,
from New York via Havana, crossed the bar at 6
o'clock this evening, bringing dates from Havana Of
the Sd instant.
At Havana the Sugar market closed much i'm.
proved at 10 reals per arrobe.
There was nothing doing in MoIasses. The trans
actions in Lard were mited-prices nominal at sl5
to SIS % per quintal for ierces and s9 to S19 25
per quntal for keg3 Stock on hand 6l5 tierces and
1900 kegs.
Exchanges rule high and firm. Exchange on Lon
don Is to l6c. premium, on New York, Boston and
Philadelphia 10 55c. premium, on New Orleans
81 to 7c. premium.
The following numbers drew the principal prizes
in the Havana Lottery Of the 1st.: 26557, 2274
20,73l, 994, 1923.