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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

attempted to tow her. brs wind being n m sas o ono
impression upon her; 'ay By her all nyn' 't t"vsd
on @G Sss ygs Hrs p ss inc ras.a
with SsS ss pilot IS ss,s iSns found iG the
eoss to~eo on s head AZ noon nothing of her vas
o oSxs s%ss x X, the stern and rudder She he'
ABOVE /; ths track OF vessele bound TO and from
tSs twars, eeiog 70 miles e 8. from the HOOK
in % fathopas water. Picked up nag WIN eoe
vessal,n raule On IL.
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uaykets,-Rspor,edb y Telegraph.

BALTIMORE April 2-FLouR qsie but hm at o. for uPsr
Vogad str .. and City Mills WHEAT rm; Red, 81 $50
81 Sos VIII 81 7oS 81 80 CoRs dull at 5294e for White
and lua1sc for Yellow WHISKY scarce at 2si 0zzsc
Nav OsLKAss April 2-The increased receipts Of CorToS
an southern ports houd be 76 500 bales instead OF $40
az " a. stated in ysstsrdsys market
CIycvgArI April 2LPLouR In fair demand at S5 5o0 - %
for upeifne WHISKY steady and prices unchanged NESS
PoHK AZ S7 750SI7 81. Bacon 7t01tc LARD 106i0tc
MONEY demand equals the supply at lodll cent SIGHT
EXCHANGE NewYert SCARCE at = cent premium Tor cur
repcy and gold zxoo -,
rates SUGAR steady at 6s01c for fair to fully fair
FLOUR duh IS s FREIoHrs and EXCHANGE unslteTed.
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NJ FITZPATRICK BRorHERs, Auciioneers.
AIO Ai7 BROADWAY. aboye Canal-st.

IN Sale Of hne Colt and Silver Watches and nne Ood
cry Clocks slserPated Ware, Table and Pocket Gallery Ss
continued during the afternoon there LOO lots -
sold. !.
Catalogue Sale OF valuable Books In the varied
Literature fine Family Bibles protestant and Cafhoic I
Also lot of Second Hand Rocks from Prisse D "a "a
over 100 valuable Maps THIS tMontayl EVEniN"' -
O'Clock t the store No. 447 Broadway above Cenrt
b. FITZPATRICK BhoIhEh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

In s,ecmsiip Edinburgh for liverpool and Qusensoon
Dr. Frsnkel children and Robert Lonxmsn, s. C.
Dsys D. c. Winter, j. D. Manshsn, Pierre Duper Rev. ID.
a. Mscurdy @ Venser and lady w. r. Moore Dr. A. Gross,
hcDOnoUsh Rev. Cassidy, Henry IoTd Charles Saith
VIM Graham Thomas Graham o. ID. Philips, A Richard and
lady N Blum, T. Gilmore Mrs T.. Hammenick Miss s. Herd,
Jcnshsa CoTdukes John h. Poen John Pollen Julius Euler
f. Maurice H. Waack NJ j. Tonfrids, VIM. Anders wife and
two children; Mas a. Mayer 7. A. Wright Thos b. Sind.
dick Mira McuiIk children Mrs. w C. Ogden Mrs.
Capt w. Cooke Mrs. NJ A Dow Madame Vbonnard, Mrs.
Collngwood. ard $50 in the ateerage. Total, 20l.
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This shows an increase in stosk the total for the
last months Of upwards one million dollars.
TIE bids for s22S 900 Water stock of this city, bear
ing a. cent interest, were opened today at the
Controllers Office. The aggregate of the bids was
$l33S. 200, from par to 1926. The awards as
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE LOSS or TIE BARK BELLE.
The pilot boat Nettle No. 90 makes the following
report respecting the bark Belle, before reported In
eonision and sunk:
Sunday, 18th inst at p M, fell in with the wreck
al bark Belle Of Boston, disUased and waFeroggedl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

TIE BROADWAY SQuAD.-Sargeant McCaffrey has
been detaedt to take command of the Broadway Squad
The force, numbering t~enty men, has in accordance
with sste resolution of the Board Of Commissioners,
been detailed from the City Hall Precinct.
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Increase compared with 1859 26l
The business of the Clearing House s2i O7i S57
AZ. The total exchanges for the week 1854 ,5j2
4l3 70, being daily average of ,735 63, against,
$24 254, 6O3 SO for the week ending Saturday last
The Columbian Marine Insurance Company has de-
cIared semi.annual dividend of3l 2 cent. The Sab
Treasury has gained about 100000 during the week
from the street, and the banks have lost coin to
neehboriDg cities This with the los5 OF over $500 GOO
to Europe on Saturday last must bring down tho aver
age Of the specie reserves of the banks in the atemsu
of Monday. Another California arrival, however, will
be due about Thursday which will caythe aggregate
higher than BEFORE The features Of the Money market
unchanged, excepting that larger proportion of
the trans actions are at the lower rates quoted. On
Government and State Stocks large amounts have been
offered to-day at 2 cent, bat the current rates are
at y cent Short indorsed paper goes freely at 5G5l
y cent, and long at 81 96 = cent sale of $4,000
81 cent Treasury Notes, due in June, sold at
q cent, emiam. The steamer Edinburgh day had
$lO1, 900 in specie. We hear OF some small engage
ments for the Persia on Wednesday.
The earnings of the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago
Railroad for the second week ofApr show follows:
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H"T~' sAruRpAY April 81, 1860
AsHrsTbe market IL steady aad rs.her qaiss for both
.,nS., al, a Of Pots a. IS rs snd Pearls at IS 62i
OShs market " steady ssies Of $50 bsea We re-
neat former quotations:
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Receipts Of Produce.

Total BY al Rostss, Ipsa 3L-Ss6 bbls flour 2so do
Wh v 10 DO Corn Meal bush Wheat. 100 do. Corn,
1880 do Oats pks Provisions i9 do Lard 20 do Ashes,
Sc bags Seed
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The following table viii compare the exports Of the
,eyen nrincipal stanlo articles for the week:

Increase compared with that Of 1889 s3552
The following is a comparative statement of the
value of exports from the commencement Of the year
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sI3,42o,Ol

Total value Of goods In bond March l. 1900 755
Fntd warehouse from foreign ports In March.. 5599
Received in bond from other domestic ports... ~
$l3,42o
Withdrawn for consumption here. $4,000 III
Re-shipped TO foreign ports. SJ8s5S
Trmshpped to other domestic ports..... 8,2A 2,6l9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

conyaleseing process and the opposition Of the whole
Beard could have but temporary effect. Tbs most
important movements OF the day were in Pacific Mail,
Toledo, Reading, and Panama, all Of which were
higher and IN active demand during the morning ses-
sion There was further Improvement also in Michl-
gan Southern and Illinois Central bat for other West
ern shares the market was not much changed New
York Central opened at SOL, but was slightly lower at
the close, although very firm. The business in State
stocks and Railway bonds not large, but toe mar
ket had an improving tone throughout, and prices Tor
nearly all quoted were higher. Tennessees advanced
TO 80. The largest transactions in Railway bonds were
for Michigan Southern ID Mortgage which advaneedto
49, with sales of S3i 900. These bonds carry two
coupons one due LIST Nov last and the other May ls
eaual TO v cent the face Of the bonds. The
Road actually earned the entire interest on its
funded debt in the last focal year, and the early re-
sumption of coupon payment must follow reorganzi
ton. At the Second Board the market was rather
dull and slightly lower. Reading advanced to
A. hut fell off slightly in closing sales The b1si'
ness of this road shows a farther increase during
the week, the tuunage exceeding the came week
of 1859 by 8 494 tuns. The ncrease since JAM IS
So $50 tuus. After the Board there was decline
of to v cent in leading stocks, but the transactions
were small. The closing prices were: Virginia %
99l 093i Missouri 6s, Sis 9Sii; Canton Company,
| 2aa22; Cumberland Coal Company, III Sl5i Pacilc
Mail, IO5 0lO5f New. York Central Railroad 79S $50;
Erie, 1891 Hudson River, ALI a42; Harlem, 1870
l3I; Harlem Pref 39t039li Reading, 4sl oi3li
Michigan Central 49l 049i; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 1919; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed 25a25l; Panama, l57
0lsi; Illinois Central, GO! S6Oli Galena and Chicago,
| 64Ja64s Cleveland and Toledo, 3Oi 93Oii Chicago
and Rock Island a. a64si Illinois CENTRALLY s Ssl Ss8i.
The market is firm for foreign bills, with bat mod
erae supply of commercial signatures Sterling is
| 1881 aIO9l. Francs, 5.lsa 95.l64.
| Freighs to Liverpool: 100 bales Cotton at $3.50
7-32d $50 bbs Lard and 900 bbls Spirits on private
terms; 600 bbls Rosn at 2s. Sd. To London Is tuns
Oil at 25s brig of go tuns to Windward on private
terms, and back from Porto Rico with Sugar at 4Oc,
and Molasses at SO. A brig to Jamaica with slaves
and heading, and back with wood, &C., on private
| terms.
Tn: Business Of tho Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
4lI7 O23 I4-for Customs, s6s,OOo Payments, sl4s,-
534 IS; Balance 81 So, 1883 80. Treasury Notes re-
ceived for Customs during the week, $500.
| We annex comparative statement Of The Imports
| of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
Eew-York for tie week and since Jan. i:
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8efammtmaebmnaen
pamtn's'amsrit. podetfabrt- &ctisn- @eIsu,taf..
Sdntpficbtffabrf

ptfniit:elt Der Aturl aif has Soliotle oeSout,n mn et..
SSSanielfs ttnssri3tstti srOser .iferncn pclfpompfifiT.
Sorutitd, 1000 Sons, Capt. Srautmouu.
a, 1000 Cons, Capt. ShwcnIen.
Satonta, $500 Sons, Capt. Gblsre.
!, SStss iosseh tbrer ltn,usn uno sIidli6sn sabrtsn rabr,-
'P' V SFa., DamSl,G,Hs tsroen r~sseIndsis am
son asiS gert rps Sambura. Ya Sprtbomrtnn ,rn.S;,, ,rs
rcbmen guda6isk ron Rem gprf nod ~" u
Sarnbnrsi 9aUrs, epHsun uub Scutbamp.op
iu ~fplaeneeH grciisn:
erft gaiite 400
Spttit Gaiate SIS
Spifbehptd az
bon 3amburs mad, Esw e,urs.
Grfe Gajitt SIP. so. Sweite q n,5t, SIX o,;csus
$40 "Ssser melIase ,prnre man It'd am ~
e.S. Sidbarc, Soas u. GIMP,
loo grcobnap 9erp sIar'
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Che pfopels' SaDingsDank,
Office in Der flren StraBr,
.Ssopin's SaG" fdraa ssseniter
HtHmpne, ga.

u. .. DtbrtII, Yrddb,I g. Z. SobhTpn, STR,
2trs. d. gIfrient.
9icfe 9anf, nit rintm Gapitdl ron SIS, 900, unb o,bar-
teri eurh bic 2teisIdtnr pom 9irainicR, empf6nst DspbIittn
III Suna,en ron uiht meniaet mic ;intn Dollar, unt sibt
Sebireunsen.
Das san,e Capital tirat fur Die Depuften.
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Stene S%Sirtbfcbaft
un0

Sa9erbter 9alcn.
Dem publifum bic er9rbsnfe anseiae, Sas Der
nntsrjei6nste in itinem 6aule am Qlfcn Marft
benz 6titmartt Sr9eniiber, cine @irtSItaft ne6lt
ed9srbtsr'S dlUn erribtst bat, wcSelbf or 6h
freuen wiro, letne 6reunbe unO ras Nuslitum inn
&li9shsintR NIT ben bslten GjetrGnten becieusu
gu tORneu. 5ioreute M
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Sefamntmab
E. ]. PfCOT T,
Mpufbcfcr,
Ode Der 17ten uub 6oinAro6r :

SHE 70 1INH HHU WtulHIrdBr,
%, Stnbsroatsr ais GjebGlfe),
sa'prett ietn rri&baItiaee Eager ausr in Iein
San l@laaenetn Nrtifel. rie cu6 parfiimsriens,
SsHeh, Surl'en unS 8aums itser art; 5arten,
Dele. @ias &C.; Giaarrsn. 8au&, &au. une
S1nnpftaSat uno Disle anpert Nrtifel, mstbe in
eten5sn Npetbstsn semDtniiG Ssfltrt psrpen.
SIhptid6lt6 ma6t Oerfrlbe aud ouf rsin,u
6eribhitsn uno unfe6lbaren ,girainia 'Rurm
RiQer" aufnsrflan.
Die beutihe, pie gr5stenf6etf aud bic dmeri.
taniffe Nccs9tur miro bon 8. & tnpcrvoter
eeefst. Der du& i'm baurocrtdhfs feline Saups.
leute aufs 6rcuuoli6Re bsoienen miro.
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Den prntlAen Rmtben

Den prutiAsn Wrtben
bic anlsst9e, SaB mir i'm hirTsru @uROm.6aul,
1000 @auCnen ots belten pom ur,s isIbf imn"r'
tirtsn fran5Ofiaen 0ranpY untrr Spnb Iiro,r
babtn, ben mir aaberlt biais psrfaufen.
6ernsr Die Nuseigs, bag mir Die olirini,s Noo,.
tur 9on Dem bsrabmten De 8rnoas u. Co., GGom,
pa9uer iibsrnOmmen baben unp poG Ssr,sIEt ~
Bel uus Su baten it.
y @ottes II. Comp,
NO. q pearlRr
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M. LASFARGUE,
C~BbcleloIe- unb 3etail,pdnotr.
Sebcr nnb Sbub=Tinbinas,
late Giraffe, Der alten YUa- Office araenIt,r,
Rthmpnp, ga.
DrIeIbc e~rnpfeblt ictn tppbIafcrtiriss Eager Upt qctcr il.
Der &rt, ais ScIts. SnirIeS, Salf>Sclcs &C., bos e i'm Gjro>
pen unS Sleinee gu ben %bilIi9iten 9reirn ObI6st.
@rtmpeo unp uncrinipeo Boot 6rpnts,
beim paar unp Ousene.
glateriaIitn fur Sdubs %scIfauft ocrIelbc audi i'm Rteinsn,
ole: glsntpS, Suariers, SiHtue &c. &c. 0aitcrS unb llppcr-
S.bctd fstS r%rrrdttts. @aitrre unS S6ube rpcrbtn dat nab
ieetni 3tif susefhnitten.
que @rbtittn Tsretn mad Der rtutitrn Ifcbt a~Rss,flbrt
unb cas-
bette frariSfi6s Salb nuo patent.2ebtr tsnubt.
Satin Sranrat fur 9apies @attsrs.
aue Ssrten ~Ftau;6ffhe gruSihtS unb 9pcIs ftts sSrri>
tEs. aIe Northumberland Srrpt's 9tafsbint %statSetd.
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@irfbfbafts ; @r6Ts
maum0!

Wteiftsn 8rehnScn unO DEM eefammten putli.
FUN Die InSetse, Dap meine nene
@ortcmsSSjrtBfd5oft
csui Seiu6e icst often ltsbt. GicIcIte 1T aufs
@~el3madoolffe etnssri6trt, uuo f6uncn bic os.
sertsn @alte NIT ben tsteu rfriIduuaen itocr
Nrf, Icipte audi NIT wdrmcn ultt taltsn Speifcu
beptent tperben. Bethtrtntcr nude ids parouf
a''In'ertiam, Oab i'd ben BON mir se,Ussnrn
Sirgihid Wein
rein uno ut,orrfdtlht Su so Ste. Der 8loIhe per.
faufs. Tim sabIrsi6tn Scfuh bittet
Salruttn Se6ter.
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Srdnf 9e&ttr,
Ii Grdntfprt tr Wtp.ajprf.
W. A. FAUCHE
(Spn VaTisl,
y M q d r uup G ensIIa

" VI TT y Z 10 PTTtT
li Yfanh-omse, sipi6brn Der 9teT nib l0t,r
70: y; 8aa6s. Der lett e~ierunpiwansFs Sabrsn in b,u
eoncon une Nep 9oyf beib&ftiat mar, n :aubt IN S,r SSr,,,
germ Tl6HUnes BIZ I@niei9e gu MAIDEN, Sae sr ms BroSSTr,
en tsrarilass u fa1ft erofnet Bat, unb IMf rsurn ipirS. aa:
,h sma -, @elpaIi smla,!s9snee @rbsiten baitlbF ,ntsrpsn,u-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 pei Annum, payable in advance.
Terms lor Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
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5rank tslit's 9lufrirtr Defining.
ssSiie'S Sliuhrirtr 3ettuns

49, 0NttuHq
grant eeslie'S SiIufrirts Srftnmo
6tant Gsslie,s Saufrirtc 5eitune III auf bas Sc IL SIR
pNr seerldt, 10 Setlen fart unb iStr Sabraoaa SsrfsIb;n
nSi6sm 2ttsl une ,5nbalts : Serm;dRis bcIosGsbrn mirS
c y sInsn Sans; Der mebr esfsiip6 rntbai. als irasnS
t ~ Ss"ssalarensltrttg Sic it upSeifi ittsn Sas Bette,
eiuta'tt, am rstiisn ~beIffrsnot unb untrbaItenas S0oMtnII
eleti. pel1es tn otn Srr. Staatcu erSAsinf.
stl9eaat ltetn NtttpoS IN Mer.9kxf Erb ioiet 6 Gsnts
oe etn5tlne sItnarer, $500 iS5rliG IN @crausbuo ST,nas
Sts N cae sreBts iault ire s8oGtnetatt r;lfeS In senfs.
,Ss. SS SrGS :, IN Cen Der. Staatsn sriGcin,, snttdlt pr16t.
0Glt SauEraiiehsn OCT esoeutenllcn &asessrcisniTt, auSae-
r.ats. @les, mas IN miere 3~anpsleute nur iracnS sn
Stnit5ellr " miro Die Sluifrtrte 3eituus in aswdblferp Sprahs
pen Srler %erieeIsn, urs oa iie imb ron pplitilbcu mn reIiSs
ZEN ssrasen frrn bali, featc fe in iebtr Gamiiie sebaitcn
Uta1 SSsts,s 5Huirtrte 9situns 1T BET allen Beitunos-
estn"a Su pIpea, porr aus Der AIice, DO. I3 Nronffprt Ct
9sstu Gualenoun3 sss Sttroses, su bs,icbeu. 80
SDtr %stIlaSsn elm @rempIar far So 90
8pct Grsmplare sur $500
grant 9eSttt,
l3 6ranffurt TT @trp.sprf.
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9Ola! 6pI,I

unterjsitnetn tdlt furtip6breno einen orsasn s7orro,b -
Gi9sn" ruo .8ihtenbsiS better auaIitSt, nib fons irinr
SanGsn plsrnitt nnier Den ~Slnsisffen Ssbinaunaen yrrTsbsn,
Sel TSuIsn BON . Slanern nsirb bae ~gScspacen fonenfrsi Be,
ectc eSsr SEQ: u. 6unoles. 9roabfras., forpie in pr SSsI,.
nleerIiase an !Srraeffr., mob. 8rppfr Issnns .p,Feen' prprns;
Selorsi. grsiis: Nas bette Gi9eKtgIi ,n $3.50. nnt
&H"he"ppt5 jh S4.oo per epro. SGReS 9. Rppre.
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BeeGnauuaen

Beetnsunoen.
Ter ,Mnuier," erfdeiut jtosn Rprosk, Ssnntaas ausas>
npmn,sn, ,um m66 ;utIi6en SRbkriptipnsprtis ron 10 Cts,
,abIbar an bic rtip. 5rdser, cbtr $500 in jsbrIi6er s5traus-
btlobIuns. Instie,n Inoen inter ~frIacnptn 3',tihaune,n
Sufnatmt: giuniaiiee Ginriidlns pen 10 3tilsn cb,p treni.
al so gtS., ;neimoliat rs Cts, oreinaliat 81. 90, cine
&Bpbt $1.25. tiusu Itrna, $500, brei Mrnais SAC t,6e
Nrnate $500, spIlf 0lpnats $1,000 in stsrttlidttit6tr
R'prauebesabluas. aaieieen, Die nod sslieten sstdneeri
nsrssn fSnatH. psrbtu nit $3.50 per 3abr tee6ntt.
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DIR. Hootlant'a 5a@.@z
g 3 Il ii 4 " TT TE RS,
DIR. Eioo.iantl,s
RALsAMIC CORDIAT

B A S MIC CORDIA
The great standard medicines Of
their great popularity only through years trial Unboundcd
satisfaction is rendered by them and the
pronounced them worthy
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAuEDICE. DEgII,.
iTY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES OF tn
aIbNEys and all diseases arising from aaoraered liver
weaknesso the stomach and digestive speedily
permanently cured BY the GERMAN BITIERs.
The BALsAM1G CORDIAL has acquired a repuietiop INV
passing that of similar preparation extant 1t will cr
without fail the standing COUGH
or HoARsEsEss, BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, 1NeIrIENT CONSUMPTION, and has Der.
torsned the most astonishing ever knowno Of
CONFIRMED CoNsuNPTIost
few doses will also ut check and cure the
plAhRtfEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by Dr. G. ~ JACKSON A o.
10 tla Arch street Philadelphia Pa aud are sad bv drug
sstsand dealeFsin medicines everywhere IS cents ps. bot
tie Thesienaure Of G. NJ Jackson win be on Tia ousis,
wrapper Of each bottle
In the Almanac published aunuaEy by The proprss.or called
EyERYBoBY's ALMANAC you viii ind s.tlroay and com
needetoy notices from al parso the couny These Alma.
aacs arc given away BY oil our agents,
J. WRIGHT CO., Agents
n ard ISL Chartres street.
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WELLINGTON NEVER LOST GuN.--It is singular
fact in this mans history that he never LOST n ann
TO the enemy. Returning with him one day from
the hunting field, Z says Lord Elesmere, Il asked
him II lie could form any calculation of guns he had
taken in the course of his careern ..No, ? he re-
5000, should guess. At 0porto after the pa sage
OF the Doaro, took the entire siege train Of he
enemy; at Vittoria and Waterloo took every gun
TIE enemy had IN the field; aud what, however. is
more remarkable, don't think l ever lost gun
IL the field. After the battle of Salamanca he
went on to explain, 'three of my guns attached 10
some Portuguese cavalry, were captured in a
tsiling ALTAR near Madrid, but they were recovered
himself obliged to throw eight or nine Guns over a
preeipiees hat these were ali recovered. and none
feli into the enemy's hands at all
lBfialm0ntis Life OF wellington
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Everett Guara,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,

OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
Meet al her HUI corner Of Nagadss and Josephine Streets
on Wednesday Eteaia9s
OFFICERS:
Presdent--W. M. Perkins, .z...=
Vice. Presidents-Wm. Northern, John A. Wat
kins, Thee. A. James, Samuel A. shpmway, |. N
Phillips.
Secretaries Hunter and r. F. W.
Brakeman.
Treasurer-Samnel Sumner.
Executive Committee George W. Squires D. P
Logan, B. NJ. Horrell, Samuel H. Kennedy, NJ
Kirkpatrick, Jas. Turner, Fly. Block, Fl. f. Given
L. S. Keep W. B. Conger.
sqnires, George d. Field, Samuel MeConico.
Committee of Arrangements &C. D. Bunce
Chas. Ballejo, w. H. Reese.
Grand Acknowledgment Shrieber.
Assistant Marshals-F. McC. Swain, Henry S
Whitemore, Louis A. Adam, Joseph P. Marvel
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SPEER'S VINE or ELDER,
Celebrated

SPEER'S VINE or ELDER, -..
Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities III GENTLE
sFiAULANF TONIC, DTURErIC aud suD0RIFIU which
is testified by Physicians and thousands Of Ladies and Gentle
men in all parts OF Europe and America
AS a Gentle StimuIant and Tonic
1t strengthens The Digestive Organs improving The Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS Diuretie
1t impars healthy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS AVID
URINARY ORG ANsyery beneficial III DRoPSy corr.
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections
As SudorfGc,
1t acts the Skin opening le pores aud expenr MI I'M
pure by nsensblc pcrspaou thereby driving off ruptioa
and cleansing the surface giving ygor to tie whole
system and a BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY conl,,i,,
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom aud Fruit Of the az Gnu Of
their most valuable remedies
In Germany
me Berries arc dried and preserved by families for use In case
Of sickness.
Speer's Wine of Elder .
Is from the Juice Of cultivated Elder recommended b
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS a. possessing remarkable ra
dena properties SUPERIOR an other Wines in common
use and an excellent article for all WEAK and DEBIIIT AT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INFIRM removing An
DISTRACTIONS improving Tie APPETITE and I.ne6t,ia
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine.
Because will not ioxcate As It contains no nfxre r
spirits and otfes liquors, and admired Tor its rich Teeular flavor
and ntttSe properties mparnga healthy ions to he sop,
ach ana Digestive Organs
EA wlneRass fan may used with meals Or at
any time through The day, as desired
we viii only ask your indulgence one trial Of Iris
Wine. ''' VI ''''
For sae in New Orleans by E. ]. HART 4 CO.. JouN
WRIGHT CO, JAMES sYAIE Cana street and by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States
hJ-fhe trade supplied at proprietoes prices
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor
mye5 IyEW 9o4 tzoa{l,rl
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TIE ROMAN SENFISEL.-When Pompef was de-
stroyed, there were very many buried in the ruins
of it who were afterwards found in very different
situations. There were some found who were in
the streets as if they had been attempting TO make
their escape. There were some found in lofty
chambers; but where did they find the Roman SEN
tinel? They found him Commanding at the city
gate with his hand still grasping the weapon,
where he had been placed by his captain and there
lava stream rolled, he had stood at his post, and
there, after a thousand years had passed away,
was he found.
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Bel KNIGHTS,

Aeatdt DE 81. Philip Bah Room Tuesday Ecenings
OFFICERS:
President Francis v Duplessis.
Vice presidents-A. L. Il. Kernion and NJ, e.
Macoin.
secretary-O Oscar Leblanc.
Treasurer-Charles Escoilier.
Grand Marshal Alfred Gornu.
Assistant Marshals-E. 2. Legendre, A. d. Der.
noudy, G. Everett, j, T. Beach.
Committee of Arrangements-E. Vidal, Chair
man; Louis Prados, Alfred Cornu.
Committee Of Ways ana Means-A. L. II. Ker-
Mon, Chairman; j. Il. Beach, A. Morel Chas. Du-
plessis, r, ]. Dneros.
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adapted tho Boodn different diseases For
Coughs Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever of the
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption use No which s a,e
the No for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from overBse General Debtv
and Nervous Prostitution No. for Liver Complaints No
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared absorption IT
taken by drops and carried Immediately the crcuation
that wha5on gain retain The No Female Irreeu
arites Hysern, Weaknesses special directions f
this For Salt Rheun, Ernpons scrofulous, Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. g. In all cases the
must BIO strictly followed Price of the Blood Food 81
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH Il DUPONT, No. 4Os Broadway Nav
York j. WRIGHT CO., No. p l5l Charities streat O
j. WooD CO. St Louis, Mo-, by ali Respectable Drpo
gists throughout the country.