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SIMPLE u MIELllND,
DRua STORE.

lT F"r WV Atthh uaANl5 ktpt Ia al
pp.eountTy town Is nov comnleta ~,
fAould We At any time hereafter hot bay,
py aETiele called for, We viii order /
rom Mobile, and have Il here ii tire,
iays, for which. if the cash Il not paid
NE will charge the Mobile credit price
the cash is paid. at Mobile cash price,
ith freight added.
special attention is called to til,
heshness Of our stock.
Below We give a Iist Of some Of N,
foods VIC are now Offering at fair re,nu
lucrative prices -
PATENT MEDICINES.
Blood Purifiers.
eicLane's Strengthening Cordial.
Guysott's Yellow Dock 4 Sarsaparilla
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Hufl"y's do
Comp. Syrup Stillinsia,
yayne's Alternative.
andtOrd's Liver Iuvigorator,
BitteSs.
soerhave's Holland BitteFs, Hoofard's
Feruan do StougLtor' do. Hos,etter !
10. Wine do.
Pills.
yer's, Brandreth's Mofat's. S,rcna's
lfyne's. GraefenLerg's, Hull =, COX =
fIa~llenhereer's I. lcLanes, S~penssrS
Tright's, Morsc's Indian Root. Com.
pund Cathartic, Samples Anti, Bilious,
Auples Fever g. Ague, Sir James
ilark's Female.
Liaiments.
l%exicun Mustang. Chloroorm, Far.
rIPs Arabian, Camphor, DaIley's Pain
Extractor, Perry Dayis's Pain Killer,
ladway's Ready Relief, Kolmstock S
lain Killer.
II Ointments.
Mayors, Grays,
Aercurial, Bazilicon.
PidSteyS
Alcock's Porous, Compound Lead, Ir.
Rating, Hebrew,
Iere and Aguc Remedies.
lSer's Agus Cure, Rhodes Fever Il
Aue Cure, Bocihave's Holland Ditters,
Ida C~holagoguo, Samples Fever 4
iguc Pills, Shallenbcrger's Pills.
FemlfugeS
hhRestock's, Jayne ; Tonic, McLane's,
lead Shot, Kolmstnck's
Po,iSheS.
furniture. British Lustrc, Mason's
hackiog, Rotten Stone, Ground Pun.
10 Stone
II Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Debility,
Consumption, and Nervous Dis
eases.
Viuchester's Genuine Preparation of
rophosphi;cs Of Lime aud Soda.
llshton's Cod Liver Oil.
compound Syrup of Phosphatcs Of Iron,
coda, aud Potassa-Chemica Food.
Balsam of Wild merry.
Ayers Cherry Prctnral
Prcpafai,onS ia, !air,
hltoa'a drr ,3or. Lyons Ka
il - e,-lrsru u, phalpn'sl
'ocin, Contreli~ ;Ii't Restorative and
Eradccator. Jayae's Hair
'onic, Woods Hair Restorative, Rur.
Cocaine, Rose Hair Oil, Eau
thenienuc-Paris France, Pomatum
dc Vervieuno-Paris, France,
'ristadoro's Hair Dye, Mrs, Aliens
Cosmetics. n
r,ilrt Vinegar, Liquid Rooze, Lilly
WI tie, Pink Chalk Balls, White do,
Toilet Powder, Lubin's Supe.
'iG Toilet Soap, Brown " indscr So
Wash Balls, Darby Prcphv
rtic FLUID, Jules Haul's TransparcL
Sap Balls
FOR Chotero, Dyscntery and
DidYyhGG
Cordial, Merrell Cholera Cure
tmple's Nentralizing Cordial.
All kinds Paints, Oils. Dye Stu6s,
Window Glass, Putty, Putty
Glazier's Materials, Surs;cll
mrumeuts Lamps, Brushes, Truss,s
Ibluwlnil Supporters, Wines, Liqsor>,
lndk' rchief Extracts. F,uvoring an
Extracts, Teas, SratiOner,
Catsup, Pickles. YnrGi,h
i, Caps, Fishing Tacsle, Toilet a,
de-, Prrflmsry, Yeast Powders. Mus
III, Lobster,, I'rc>h 5iimo1, Table
NJ, = igars, Slri,ms. Shot, Powdeg
lfrors, PoeGet Cutlery. &c
Marshall ) Uterine CatLoiicou, Che
bee Remedy.
SAMPLE & MoLELLAND.
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v FERRIs'S
~DIARRHCEA MIXTURE.

Wis preparation, which has beeR
r. gag used 10 The county as Nh
gaJestg remedy for The cure Of al
'dlsrasts n the bowels, may be had II
any qqapgiy at The post Office, or at his
private nsidence in Macon.
.COugn MIxture.-This we'll.
lried mixture may also be had al the
above mentioned places.
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ia B~EAUCHAMP,
tdr' OF S, J. Bourne de'd.
Feb ~ IS D 6m
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ,
toxrBEE CorErY.
Pl)8l COURT. MAY TERN
n. d., 1860.

In the matte Of The iaal settlement Of
the estate Of r. becca J. Carl ton. d.
ceased, b. II. D. Jardagin, admin;
traitor
To the children Of Stephen Carleton. de-
ceased Dwt I,ham Henry, John,
R,bere, )oAus, Totuall Martha.
Eliza. Louisa, anl some three OF falr
Others YsaSg names are uukuowu-
nonresident heir,-
Vr0U are hereby notified to be and
\ appear before this court at tue
court house thereof, on the 3rd Mon
day III July, A. D. 1860, it being
The frs day Of said July term, then and
there show cause, ifany you can, why
the 6nal account Of II. L. Jarnagin. ad-
minisrator Of the estate of Rebecca
!. Carleton, deceased, should not be al.
lowed and approved and decreed accor-
Issued on the 2Sth MAY, 1860.
CHARLES BELTS,
r1ark
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NatiOn nal Democratic

NatiO nal Democratic
Ticket.
FoR PRESIDENT
loIiH G BRECKENRIDGE.
Of Kentucky.
r Z VICE PRESIDENT
GF JOSEPH LANE.
Of Oeegon.
M JTORAL TICKET;
IT, The State at Large.
4. X. BLYTHE,
!. 7. Elicit.
the Districts
". CLAPP,
HARRISON.
T LIDDELL.
g. MINIS.
E. CHRISTIAN.
yCs ratio Ticket.
"a PRESIDENT,
tlE IN A. DOUGLAS,
....F Illinois.
tcE pFEsIDENT,
r. \ JOHNSON,
. Georgia.
gtectors tue State at large;
Il SAUL MATHEWS.
,. ri5t Electors >
la-i i. WRIGHT.
2l-R y FL0URN0Y.
3d-.E NlSMUKES.
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s. R, UlIJ,-

iply offer
and Surgo o' practice Of
No lis e., "a diseases
aes Outb Httcation. OF.
|at 1850 VI F Brookyville
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glector tue State at large
SAUL MATHEWS.
; .rist Electors: >
la-i i. WRIGHT.
FIR y FL0URN0Y.
3d-.E NlSMUKES.
GATORS NOTICE.

h Filters 4 ADMINISTRATION having
ubcen giant. lolhe Undersigned a,
M Jalr . -m A. D. 1850 of the
hmmbu t'.n ale Court of Noxuhet
TDy 81 s,Dp, on the estate OF
.0rd Eo - deceased, notice is
gA, q all persons Indebted
sLt said 6 re = come forward aud
bnc lmmtf At payment and oil per.
Nsbayi8e 't,ns agains, the san5,
h tlpIrrd 10 present them duly
ubdeI aui ueIsteted within the
nc prescribed By law orlhey will be
ryct barred.
ksuCd on be 10Th Iulv, 1850.
Il DA N. GRANT,
lnIY y, $50 ii Admr
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sunnOwer and for Snie

2Rk Acres Of land in Sunaower
County, one mile ami a quar-
Ter fronting Suuaower river. one hundred
AND sixty acres having been deadencd
three years all above overflow. This
land i sltuatel eight miles Grum 4
~ GIss-Pis's amt three miles from,
Frank johnson's Esq. and was selec.
TED y myself in the year 1856. The
public ro'd from McNut TO Greenvillc,
passes through the track. Price $40
per acre,
ISAAC b. HUDSON.
Shnnnalnk Mnrnh 90 M
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LSoioeHt Notice.
WflE esmll OF Thomas G. Rupert
II deceased having been drclaroo
by. e Probate Coru oi No.
noee county, MiS>Esrg, the creditors
IRE helrhg uou6ct 10 come Tor
ward and ave thcir CLAIMS IN RI .
hated aId T gi>ltrcd IN The r-e'rcr o..
by the sIrrf u said conn en {.
Ir hrrt Ninay ii May, 1861.
= th Y .htl 5 70 yer bar e
So STOCKARD.
Mty2 1860. 6 Amir.
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S:5:. ia Ssays s1:s n! = an sS1 '%
s s,,ar 9g.s n: ShsSs xrs AsDscIs capi
tap sepey NJ. sysr NJ H Wooster: G's
kS ss:s 1' s s
Ss1ssncS Dsmses: srassSo Ro,,r og.
trsnosco Fernandez Jos Kansou fueutss John King Oliver
Kdd hrs ss9sn and family straut and IA he storage.
DEPARTURES.
QuHEssrows AND IrvrsrooL-seAn,ship elssgow-Gecrse
Ere TfMsisssss Ms EssssisS ] WIN Sdsss s's 3
KS . .na a. dS ina s"g
ny s ep
Re, ora!onsls New YORK Capt VIM Eatznievca, Rus
and ady Bar5ars and lady 4 Ferdinand aud isay
ssa sn San aaSsass T 3 's
ss Ssrssl H s:% qSsg sssa Idls
n,ann ksalnos, Darsnd, Daze CALIFORNIA;; Hymap.
trsesFsT ;tspH%s Angel Tssss;
Ra: w ws;sros
oa.s Vim Pennington billiard, ochsner, New Y0rk-Sln
sAvASSAH-s,esmshp AuKusta-L Price VIM Martin Chas
nsns1n Jr Mis- bsD,On Mr. and Mr: II Ieadw miss
65:iSe: rssds Es.o2S sas1s se ms.
Sas s fsTSss si .:: s.
Rooger, Price. Mrs Levy, NJ Crone and wife, II An.
dievs, Martin Levy, Mrs Fairbanks Miss Farhsnks "
Fellows and ye Hyatt anss Hassns Albert shsp.
ss fesse s:ss p 1ss;,ei h.r .oP s.
NJ: A. y, s: N I'd. Pc J9sny Mapp Ms. irwin
wife 3 Ready James Calm, Mrs seyison, Mia Reed
M Hug Wsitzplcer, Mrs Mlrsh. Mrs: Reed Miss Reed
Edsanns6 gsyH Strange. James Hiidan, 2 smlih
NM Q. Mapes y Cans y Richardson, O. Draper John
y. horr., John Van Horn, Max Steter Chambers W. r.
CaAa.essss: H Ioss duer hae 1sdiu:el.
- ~ m Oh Mrs Mysrs AaTSH. pH nH Ms
j'S Berry. VI. Ashssu s..ess:son Hsn n:
G.s1y Iorrssey, sn,ith Mrs Nndags. Ae.stctn
noa, M Hardy Nh JenrsGn and Two infsnsa
Kourle Durham In Rosan spsnseT Rpps Wallace
II, Gaet, Scott Miss SCOTT Miss smte Mauie,
Chas McIhargy, sAlnger. bTohe Harmon. Hirsch-
Brown lady and two ehldren IF Paine 2 Bessle{,
] NJ SAwaske Edwd Banse, Game, " l. Smith, John L
Johnson and In the steerage.
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TaE CENTRAL PARK BHL.-The loan demand
ed by the Central Park Commission has passed
both houses of the Legislature, and, abundant
funds being provided, nothing will now
prevent the works from being prosecuted with
renewed activity. We trust that the unusually
propitious character of the present weather will
be taken advantage Of to urge them forward
with all possible rapidity, SO that during the
ensuing summer our citizens and visiters may
be enabled to realize to some extent the bene-
fits of this delightful resort.
The explanation offered by Mr.. Mcleod
Murphy in the Senate, Of the motives Of the
course which he pursued in reference to the
Central Park bill, is marked by good sense and
candor, and will meet with general approval.
It was desirable that unless incontrovertible
grounds could be shown for it, the works in
the Park should not be longer suspended for
want of funds Mr.. Murphy was therefore right
in yielding to the general sense of the public
in not offering further opposition to the bill,
and he maintains his consistency by declaring
his intention to accept the invitation of the
Commissioners, and to ask o committee to sill
during the recess, for the purpose of invest
eating their affairs. As such grave charges
have been made, we think it due to the Com
missioners, as we'll as the parties preferrine
them, that they should be thoroughly sifted
Should they turn out to have been founded on
q misconception, the public will feel all the
more confidence in the management Of the
Park.
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nuls viii be glad 10 ie~ TIA. complimentary benefit
| 10 s.gen 10 her " tie Historical Sociesy's Hall, q
s'su'"ei0os fonorrow evening III will BIZ an excel
as Opportunity 'os all the lovers OF pure teratue and
seneine poetry 10 be present. especially those ho
aese 70 SHOW their appreciation of tho highly cultivated
'n1a OF tas lady, as shown In her really beautiful read.
ID 10 be hoped that the cause and the entertain
inees WIN draw large assemblago to morrow niehtS
iHETuoS H!1wIWRn At Baltimore the Italian Opera
season has been very successful Patti being a. a Pha
osphiA the great card. The american says that the
recognition or her genius spontaneous as well as
general Coson has sung In the "Traviata" The season
~ washington commences Monday. At the last &C.
counts Bgno had not far recovered as to be able to
sing MCharleston, C., the PArodi company sang last
week, producing "Rgpetto," with Aiaamo, Baria and
ssua Mr. Collins " a, tho Arch street theatre Phia.
delpha, and Miss J. NJ Davenport 1t the Walnut Dan.
0e nas got up m opposition Zoyars In the sape Of
very handsome young man, who dresses and rides a
woman He ustaes the mposure By attacking the New
York manager, who, be says guilty of similar pro.
ceedng 1t not easy TO seehow such tricks can be apollo
sf1ed Tor, and Rice certainly does not do Mr. and Mrs.
w. J. Florence are II Boston Mrs. Florence had benefit
tncrc on Friday Last Mr. and Mrs.. George vsndenhoR
were giving their dramatic readings ct Richmond Va,
Last week.
Mepalding Rogers Museum the Blind Negro pianist,
VINO announced the "most startling wonder Of tho
asea plantation negro boy mot yet ten years DID, and
blind from infancy, without ono hours instruconAys
over pieces Of music upon the piano. with correct.
meas Of style and power and brlancy Of execution un-
surpassed He will compose (impromptu) an original
piece OF music requested; or any artist viii play IN
original piece Of music, be will atef once hearing H. ex
ecute the same correctly" Mr.. Sam Cowell has been
singing at Cincinnati en- route for the South. Mr. Cowells
provincial tour has been remarkably successful Mme
Gaszaniga gave concert in st. Louis last week. N route
for New Orleans.
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army routes from Camp Floyd to Csiiior-
mia, aluvuga, perhaps, shorter and better for
railway purposes, are net so we'll provided with
or.>. and water. The controversy on the sub
iect d o, 'e to be settled by the parties imms.
diatAly conc, Arned. We cannot pretend to do
more than to pu.t the main facts, a. nearly as we
osn ret them, upon record. Emigrans will do
well to examine all tie routes carefully, and
choose the best, according 70 Inc light that y
given them.
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TIE TELEGRAPH THE GREAT BAROMETER OF
THE WORLD.-Arrangements are now in pro-
gress by which the telegraph will be made to
perform a still more important part than it has
heretofore played. It has been hitherto al
most exclusively used for the purposes of com
munication between distant places; but when
the arrangements of which we speak are COM
pleted we shall know the state of the weather
at any given point within the limits of the
possible at present to calculate the great ad-
vantages which must result from this new ap-
plication of the telegraph.
All parts Of the earth once placed in commu-
nication with each other, we shall be put in
possession not only Of its daily history, but we
changes of the world. The barometer was
md IL still, very valuable as an indicator Of
the condition of the atmosphere; but It
will DO to srOat extent superseded
when the new system shall have haon fill.
perfected and in successful operation. 1t is
valuable old domestic servant, and renders
good service in telling several hours ahead
whether umbrellas or parasols will be re-
uuired-whether it will rain or shine, be
cloudy or pleasant-whether It will keep fair
or storm. In limited sphere 1t worked and
still works well; but here is gigantic, uni
versal barometer, which will tell us the pro-
rress and the forces of the wind in every part
of the world, the direction Of storms, and at
what hours they may be expected to arrive at
different places, and, in fact, everything re.
lating to the atmospheric currents of the globe.
Thus we shall know at what precise hour the
gale, which commenced yesterday or the day
before in Florida, will reach New York-what
time it will get to Halifax and where its force
will be spent We shall also know what kind
of weather they have in France, in Russia, al
the Cape of Good Hope, up among the Eastern
archipelagoes, away south in the great island
continent of the Pacifc-in word, all ovel
the earth The effects Of this telegraphfc ba
rometer will be prodigious, and will create {
revolution in science, commerce and other de
partments of civilized life.
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cuARaE or rrRprR oN we HlGH SEAS.

CHARGE OF MURDER on THE HIGH SEAS.
MARCH 1.-THE United States rs T. B. kaud. the de-
fendan Was captain Of the ship John Coe and charged
with shooting ii and killing John r. Perry, first mate Of
that weasel, the sth Of February He sent home
BY the Consul at Acapulco Mr. McLsne appeared for the
government, and examined witnesses, who corrobo-
rated their deposors taken Acapulco the substance
Of which has been already published In the HrsAp Mr.
Beaedic appeared for The defendant aud tho wa
adjourned 70 Monday
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UsuRPATIoN OF Our MUNICIPAL RIGHTS By
THE LEGrsLATuRE.-K the eacroachments IN
our nunicipal rights by the Legislature do not
meet With prompt and determined resistance
at the hands Of the people Of New York in Q
short time, the whole powers of our city gov
eminent viii be virtually welded by the
Governor in Albany. Yesterday We noticed
another impudent attempt to absorb into the
hands of commissioners, to be appointed under
new Health bill, all the authority ct present
vested In the Board Of Health, Health Commits
sioners, Quarantine officers and City Inspector.
and under cover Of the same measure to make
certain transfers Of the jurisdiction of the Blu
reau of Markets and Bureau of Weights and
Measures, as If there were any sort Of connec.
lion between the sanitary features Of the bill
and the latter changes. Between Police Com
missioners, Health Commissioners, Mapping
Commissioners, charter amendments and grid
iron railway combinations, it is plain that all
authority will soon be taken out of the hands
of the Mayor and Common Council. In fact, as
regards the extent of the powers left the
former, we might as we'll be without any
Mayor at all. These things will, we fear, be
passively submitted to, until the only remedy
that remains will be revolution, and the
forcibe separation of the interests Of the cities
of New York and Brooklyn from those of the
rural districts. 1t is not likely that popula-
ton of more than million of the wealthiest
and most intelligent of our citizens will much
longer consent to be tyrannized over and plum
dered by set of farmers and village polii-
clans, whose only idea Of the duties of legisla-
ton is to ill their own pockets and those Of
their friends. The black republicans are push
ing matters little too far: they forget the
probable results Of the reaction they are pro-
vOking.
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Singers Sewing Machines.
AN 1NffRA NEW STYLE.
Designed Tor all manufacturing purposes nosoess
operation, very rapid and capable n every kind of work
y TIE bed mAciiuo ever produced. Proo 0aly SllO.
l. II SINGRB CO., 40 Broadway
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Gas Consolidated Lotteries II Georgia
- an q, CLAss 81 AAaeH II, 1860.
SO. 61, 43, AZ, CT, 81, 40, "a, &c. o. 60 ca 20 H.
Prizes Sashed = 638 Broadway. Circular seat frer "
HODGES. DAVIS CO.. Managers.
Macon,
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Rrooklyns-Wn!isms Gallery, a49
Fulton strcet-Photcgraphs miniature 70 ufc sre Cameo.
types DagnsgveotyLee. unequalle4
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Beautiful Complsxfen.-Lafrd's Liquid
Pearl achieved celebrity having equal for bsaSuy
hg and preserving ~ altA 80 Broadway.
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Pathological Hxantnations, showing
LER WELLS. Sc Brogdway
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Batchelsr's Hair Dye and Wigs are Un-
r.valed. The dye applied In private akyght Great
Improvement In wigs Separate rooms for sdie& 10 Bond
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DIR. Maxsh Continues to Apply his Radf.
s:as Ss, !. I rcs.u, rA Hxss 4essg
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BArry's Tricopherous In the Best and
cheapest srce dressg besuHyng cleansing curling,
preserving and Restoring the hair. Ladies' Try It. Fold by all
dvu~
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HolIo,vay's Pills.-PeTs0ns with weak
lungs or Of delicate constitution are much exposed a this
season Thes pills will purify the booa smnsse ne pvrr
csyun
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Mrs. Winslsw's Soothing Syrup.-Mil-
oaaof bottles are now every year In The United stas
fr children teehinS, with never failing success Relief
imm1AiAis and certain Only cents bottle
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Bad Oysters.-Bad Oysters Ii tho cry; bat
better oyster was never offered than Ioner 70 day.
DOWNING, broad street.
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Spring style Dress Hats for Gentlemen
ready WHITE Halter, Ns Broadway, opposis s. Pauls
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Billiard Playing-Salesrooms, 149 Full
ton street. New York A. BASsFORD Jr, invites friends ne,
four weeks 70 Court and Remsen streets, BfooEyn
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nm RsArs yyxsraArrsO oosxnrus.

II" SAsArs NyEsrGArrNo coSMryrHK.
Tue Semitic Brown Raid Investigating Committee, With
the examination Of oae two more witnesses, viii con
crude thor work and prooeSd 10 make their reports moi
thor the majority nor the minority win contain anything
now, inasnuch the facts before the committee have
al been presented TO the public In this correspondence
and the whole subject has from time to time bcen tho
roughly argued and elaborated In the editorials Of the
Herald.
Hyatt, the contumaoious witness, meanwhile remains
quietly In the District jail Some Of his friends think, A.
ter satisfying the Senate that no in earnest In pro-
testing that he had better inform the committee that be
ready to purge himself and tell what he knows, which
happens to DO just nothing a ALI and because Of this
fact that he was selected TO make this contest with the
Senate Of tho United States which he has discovered to
be moro powerful body than he s himself.
CHANCES or I'M REPUBLICANS CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA.
Colonel Curtin, The republican candidate for Governor
in Pennsylvania has been here for some days congerng
with the leading republicans upon the course 70 BIO pur
sued 1t Chicago. 10 states his conviction that Seward
nemnsted At Chicago that neither he Ourn) Sew.
ard can carry the STATE This announcement somewhat
startled the black republicans They may bs compelled,
therefore, to change their programme.
Im ELL 10 PROTECT FRkAIx PASSENGERS
Tho Senate and House have each passed bill to pro-
tect female passengers. II only remains for eithsr
ofAn en- OF COngro0o 70 concur IN the oCOn o. ne OtefA
matter Of form than of substance the two bills ere
similar In their provisions. Such IN arrangement win
probably be contaminated during the present week.
TIM OREGON WAR Dxyr.
The Oregon debt viii be considered before
the House Committee Military Affairs on Tues
day. when Mr. Stout member Of Congress from that State,
will appear and argue the favor Of the payment Of
the debt
m NAVY YARDs
An effort will DO made NJ this session Of Congress- 10
place the Navy Yards under civil superintendent The
proposition fAvoraby received by many Of the leading
msmbers Of Congress.
GRAND BALL AT WIZARDS.
Tickets will be issued to for q grand ball at
Wizards, which Is to CT the Goth inst, which
will II possible, eclipse the Napier ball
The general impression seems to be that Congress will
remain In session till about the Lat Of July.
Meeting Of the Norfolk Merchs ants, sc.
NoRFoLK, Va, March IL, 1890.
large meeting Of the merchants TO protest against the
proposed odious per bin on merchants sales
was held here last evening
Hon. +. Mallory, OK Congressman, and the venerable
Pascal schsaus, Vice Consul France are dangerously
ILL.,
Markets.
MoHIIx, March IL, 1850
Cotton inactive and unchanged in prices Sales to-day
500 bales
NEW ORLEANS March IT, $780,
CcttonSales to-day SEQ bales, closing quiet at easier
7Lc. for fair TO fully fair Molasses dull SAC 35c
Ereights and exchange unchanged.
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Eureka Celebrated Sewing Machtnes.-
Prize SO Parties not HAVING FULL AMOUNT :, AcS2M9
Liberal discount allowed Address ID. J. LEVY General
0up0rntendaut
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HerrIng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof sues 2a Broadway, corner Of Murray
atruok New York.
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Spring Fashion Hats ana Caps OF
All tie laaest atyiea. Cali and look at them.
Opening fer izses and chldrens Straw Goods March %
KELLOGG, ISL Canal street.
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Hill. inlmItsb Hair Cutter. No. BAR
clal sireel Hair dye 50 cents; black or Nown.