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EsxFaAz B2sz BALL CLrR. The members are no
tsifsa Ri andftief epiana, u sttend special meet
his af The Clah. If taeiT haIl. this evening At a
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oil wednesday the ish 4, WILSON sxea 70 years,
Beauafd District 5, u am, Tor the last ten years
a resident Of this city.
HIS fanera wil ae place this afternoon eelaek. FROM
the residence Of his brother e. Can. Ne. 100 Flu
sere street. between Bacehus and Dryaes The friends and
acquainanees Mr. H. v. Horrs of BOTHER W A. vii
son, and bis brother aw, respectfully invited to attend
ORLEANS LODGE No. IL, T. o. o. F.--The n,emhers Of The
above Ledge and the Order invited meet the office Of
the Grand Secretary, Odd Fellows Hail. o'clock 2. Nj.
from whence they will proceed funeral Of their late
Brother. By order OF the n G.
wM wHITsEII, Secretary.
-
nS~Seventh Ward American Club. Third
DisrRcr-This meet the School Horse on Great
street, every WEDNESDAY EVENING at ~ eiocks
precisely. until further notice.
BY order Of the President:
my4 apte = D. LovETr, Secretary.
~ Eighth Ward American Club : The
Eighth Ward clubwll meet at their New Club ROOM
and Eysian Fields Streets
on MONDAY the 7th Of May, lsde Is o'clock = NJ and ev-
4 cry MONDAY following until further notice
rnv4 ante BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
Rs-Ninth Ward American Club, Third Dis
rRIcrTh will meet the corner Of IL Visa and Great
,en streets every THuRsD AY EVENING o'clock pre-
4 cisely, until farther notice
| By order Of the President:
4 uyi7 aOtf THE0DuLE BACHE.IIN, See'y.
4 r5- From the Family Journal. ~ Heinz
sTREErs REsroRAryEA evidence Of tile increasing
popularity celebrated remedy and proof the most con
yncing only reliable article manufactured for
storing grey natural color and Increasing its strength
beauty, copy the following from The saratogian
NEVER FAusThe most satisfactory results always
by tho of Hestreet Co. Ini,able Hair Color
ns Reorer Il is the oldest preparation of the kind and
has trphany for itself the inable,' in spite
Of all attempted which have followed nroduc
ton The long array OF in advertising columns Of
those well known in vicinity, who have used it with
plee success il In unneaured TERMS is sufficient
to its real value and its intrinsic excellence We
\ mend it to readers
Price 50 and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
W. n. HAGAN 1 CO.. Projectors, Troy, n. Y
Sold by WRIGHT CO., 51 chasres street, New
| Orleans. Inyl6 2plmkW
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BARGAISs n LACE GooDs.- A. Braselman, No.
l5l Camp street: as will be referring advertisement IN
column offers superb Of lace goods which
are offered ut one fourth The usual rates
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az ZINC DEkBLY FoR x LABIAL LuzuRY.-In Gin
einnat 4 few days ago q daguerrean artist was
fined $40 TOT having forcibly kissed i buxom Ger
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,yls 2p&v
W'is,es, liquors, ETC.,
sos. 10 AND is ROYAL STREET

" tVes, LtYNUB5s etCs,
nos. ia AND lis ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, In quartz
and pins continually hand which eqal the
this Market Also inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER.
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL IaocK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AYB SHERRY WINES,
Of the vintage Of 1895 l78 and 1905
other brands WHISKY, Of al descriptions Irish,
Rye and Bourbon ALE aud PORTER pints and quartz
Also on hand my ussai assortment. of the bes.
Wines and Liquors
the Market which will be sold terms AZ any
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
81 7ply Nos Is and is Royal street.
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Hg-speer's Elder Wine, four years old.
Containing no mixtare Of spirits any other liqnor
Il is an invaluable ionic.
Giving tsne and yigor to tbe system,
esptcait sui. I'd iur isiaales anti e,dten
Also for family use, and for the aged and inhrm.
And every where nuratiye cordial Is required.
Sold wholesale and retail BY JAMES sYE, No. 1874 Ganal
street. and by Druggists generally. myi0 2ptuf4
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Tin Cash Rores.

just received invoice Of very superior TIN CASH
BOXES both american English with best Brarnah Locks
and Banded. II. G. sTETsoN & Co.
stationers' Hall, No. 81 Camp street.
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Fo,,tcharss.aass Railroad.
yoLksFEssT ARRANGEN1ENT
sunday and Monday, May 20 and 81.

f A RE
Excursion Whole Tickets, each d cents.
Excursion Half Tickets, each. 10 cents.
aaThe Company will allow Tickets to be sold the
Cars.
Parties would we'll order avoid the rush,
their tickets day in advance and for that tick
will be sold the Depot FRIDAY and SATURDAY
tile 18th and 9th May
Three Offices will provided for the sale of Excursion Tick
each Of the Passenger Depot and under the
Freight Depot.
Persons entering without tickets will be charged The
usual fare, to-wit 10 cents each way.
The yoksfest Train calculated to accommodate 1900 persons
will leave the city every twenty minutes.
The regular Train which will seat 800 persons will
every trip stop at Genilly Station.
The yolksfes Train will run from o'clock A. NJ to midnigh
Of each day, and longer f necessary.
G. PANDELY,
myl6 2ptd Superintendent
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McgzBHES Z LAsDay sell ii thelr aaction mart
I Il osseek six Rsansiss mlE, account Il when il
nay eonceza. sseadsuztlsemsns
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'1Esplr SALE Ready Made Czotliaq and Hats.
= hsssI called 10 dc large easd
slSots ~ ahe auron taenaa ii r. Rsa q. n. ~ 3
8 ola LsHsa street gsrnss ssa q DAYS s.sals
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Removal.


The Office Of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES is RE
MOVED TEMPoRARILy,t to
No. CAMP STREET,
order that tile building at No. 50 Camp street may be taken
down and rebuilt.
myl2 2ptf WALTER BEN NETT, Agent.
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n3-Is your Child siclks Try Magnolia :
s. N0uRsE. Of the ssGENTRAL HOUSE,, viii attend i
xanr wants .lg-.l.z... - rnvIl 2nl2t
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E.sx u n. u. Yss.ssis xrA. Mr. Gamewell, the
81 ia Flrn Aiarm Telegraph for this
city, rs4nessa v " ~ that be will experiment
dsisy anfi hs n uues pr the diiierent belis e
tbls lii s d to give Ills notice % that
wv xlay Know that there Il no fire, unless
III q &is szsnI keretnfare Is given.
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/ May II, 1860.
Lsneas. Linens. Linens.
lust REcRIvED
II. REILLY ~ CO.'S,
1000 PIECES SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS,
Which viii be sold from So tp.
E. REILLY Il co.,
myli 2pst 12s Canal street.
Mosquito .settings.
MOSQUITO MEETINGS. MOSQUITO MEETINGS.!
Just received per steamers
DeSoto and Star of the West,
r. R BILLY &c 60 -,
No. 1876 CANAL STREET.
5000 yards BROWN LINEN NETTING, from sc. mp
5000 4. Beached from Sc. up
25oOo . Half Blea. from DC. up.
4s2 writ
10000 yards sc and los inch BONNET.
which will be sold at EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
E. REILLY 4 Co.,
my14 sp6t 126 Canal street.
Dress Goods.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
H. REILLY ~ CO.,
l2s.. STREET. l.6
Wishing to their and weasorted Stock
remaining portion Of their stock of @5
DRESS GOODS.
Comprising all the NOVELTIES in
BAREGE ANGLAIs,
ORGANIZES,
JACoNETs,
EMBRoIDERIEs AND LAeEs,
LACE PoIsTEs.
MANTILLAs, 7.s
oRGANDY ROBES,
BAREGE ANGLAIS ROBES,
PERcALEs, sHAwLs
AND TRAVELLING BUSTERS.
which viii be offered at rates ha will insure great
5000 yards JACoEETs and LAWNS, at lOc. per yard.
GOO yards Gros Oder Romans best quality Second Mourn
@ ing ORGANIZES at PKG per yard.
E. REILLY CO.,
| myl4 sp6t la6 Canal street.
By Steamship SfGs. Of the T,est.
| 10 THE LADIES' 70 THE LADIES.
E. REILLY g. c 90,
STREET. .l26
rival per steamer west large invoice of the
| style SKIRTS.
! The New skirt Supporting Corset,
Which is considered marvel Of elegance and and
while it fu6is all the requirements Corset also gives
\ easy and complete support all Skirts.
| E. REILLY CO.,
4 myI4 2p6t l2i Canal street.
white Goods,
ON CONS MENT.
JOHN TODD.
IL and I4.........Ch artres st...a...,1s and Ia
Has received from The manufacturers consignment viii
instructions 10 dispose of the
LESS THAN COST,
\ The following Goods;
Of james Thompson Sons celebrated IRISH lin
EMS, for family use, at i5c., worth 75c.
I eases ~ BLEAcHED DOMESTIC at &C.
= Warren Mila at lie
-. . Extra Fine SHIFTING, at l2Isc.
Also
1000 yards White French MUSLIN Ia yards wide 75c pc
. per yard worth 81 80 per yard
1do pieces White FIGURED DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN,
At Half Price!
200 dozen s-s IINEH cAMERIC HANDKERcHIEFs, q
81 75per Dozen worth 50 90
! 1916 dozen 5-s LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKEReHIEFs, q
50 5oper dozcu-cteap at s. per dozen. z.
m-An examination Of the above Goods is particularly n
/. auesed. myl4 2pMoTh&sa
ReM0c6I.
The Office Of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES is RE
MOVED, TEMPORARILY. to ,5 ==
No. 8 CAMP STREET,
in that building Camp street. may be take
down and rebuilt
myl2 2ptf WALTER BENNETT, Agent.
Tiaa Cash BOFes.
Just received, invoice Of very superior TIN CAS-
BOXES both american and English, with best Bamah Lock
and Banded. II. G. sTETsoN & 60,
stationers' Hall, No. 81 Camp street.
Cotton Sampling Paper.
received, of very superior quality Of Il
Rri S;ya Itxen inyig v9G oexoa
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Cotton Sampling Paper.
Just received of very superior quality the
following sizes: 4ix6o, 40xis 40x36, s6x32.
H. G. sTETsoN d CO.,
No. 81 Camp street
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na-The Citizens OF New Orleans pay

na-The Citizens OF New Orleans pay more
money get less for II than other community in the
try They endure tedious journey North be huddied
geher during hot weather in the hotels and watering places
aad return with feeling of relief their homes after paying
enough every buy snug home IN the delightful
country continent that lies within four half hours
Of New Orleans.
4 GO TO MAGNOLIA and see the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad. msII 2pl2t
A5-H. n. Vemnard L. candidate for re-
election Alderman Fourth District Election The 4 OF
June next. myl0 2pte
- >
ng-Do you want a pleasant ride and "a
good bed
myli 2pla GO TO MAGNOLIA.
n5-Do you want to drop business from Sat
| urday night until Monday morningi
riyl1 2pl2t GO 10 MAGNOLIA.
aSeDo you want your Family I'm q pleas.
and healthy place, where visit them and attend
busness2 -f8ssg zzs{iazss
| msll 2pl2 GO TO MAGNOLIA.
i
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Tsse SirfA
GRAN VOL KsF rs r.

81 - / 4
GRAND VOL KsF rs TT
LEM EFnIFI'
ASYLUM FOR INDECENT coNvAlEscENT PERSONS.
--will be held
sr8DAr AND MoNDAF. MAI 20 AND n.
rhs Grounds known HOPKINS PLANTATION, front
ing the Pontehastraip Railroad.
PROGRAMME:
The GRAND PROCESSION for the place of Festival will
form on the side Canal street. head resting on caronde
lct at 81 oelcek 4, NJ, and follow ing order
First Division.
THEODORE BRUENING........ II. Grand Marshal.
J. Lasalle, F. Froh, d. Koehler, Aids.
Music.
Members of the Committee of Arrangements.
German Society. 5-sa
Marshsls j. A. Huchtipg. E. Meier, a. winkclman.
Thaha Club.
Helvetia Singing Society.
! German Singers
Decorated Car Of his Majesty GAdBRINUs
General Working Mems Society.
/ Decorated Wagon of Carrollton.
President Of the Festival Committee s. Schmidt ESQ.,
| Treasurer and Secretaries.
His RScelency tho. O. MOORE, Governor of the State
/ His Honor GERARD sTITH, Mayor Of the city
Orators the Days Seller, Esq., and e. H. Branghn Esq.
IRE previous FestvssJ and Colonel
4 finger.
Invited Guests in carriages
Second Division.
Colonel H. T. srcken Vice of the Committee and
Aids
/ ~ Band of Music
New Orleans Turner'S Society.
Turnyerein Vorwarts
i German Brothers, Union.
/ Decorated Wagon of the Bakers, in full operation.
Decorated Wagon Of the Brewers
| Citizens and participants in general.
of twenty will note the time Of starting The
line o'clock precisely going up Caronee to u
s down Julia TO Camp down Camp Chares, down Char
tres to ST. Louis St. Louis Royal down Royal Espla
made down Epanade Levee, down the Railroad.
Those who desire proceed the ground in vehicles will
after dispensing Of the down Fepchmer
street Gentiy Road, which the place of festival
Marsas prohibited from wearing their scarfs other
| insignia after reaching the grounds.
THEo. BRTENlNG, Grand Marshal.
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Crarats, Crarats, Crayass.
Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed No. 1T Canal street. the opposite ss
No. s door Rampant where he will be pleased
csive friends Others may desire professional
services. sl6 2ptf&w
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inssrssd Al ths usual sasss
iys4s dSsas i'll nAds N ffguihl advertisers
exskA peslxly crsse&nt + published ssssy s..
q. " f4atzissz istsSn Ssussrssby u adssass
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RaAY MORNING afAF w 1900.

HslK saA4 MQfiN INtfs r. = Isss slcuus
sg @ a
ms voIns We ackaswaedge the poiiss
stfsato III the COMMITTEES III Insitasionsin ssndlnt
ia fiokets to his grsat Festival Il wii pe sign
welt witnessing,
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..,...,,,sssse ia. 10 CA Mp STREET.
x.ssS5 sa6,us.psies1s ~ ~ he Week, 40 Gents.
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- Eighth ward American Club : TIL

Eighth Ward American bw meet at their New Club Roen
situated the Of Greaincu and Eysian Fields streets,
on MONDAY the Ih Of May lSe as O'clock X NJ, and ev-
cry MONDAY following until further notice
my4 spte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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Roots, Shoes and HrOgasss,
AT WHOLESALE.

Plantations supplied with prime Diching BOOTS Russss
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf. Straw Cazpsachy
HATS at the lowest market prices by
FROST CO.,
No. TO- Magazine street, New Orleans.
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mJl6 2ptd superintendent.
Traretissg Goods
REDU cEn RICEs.
A very large assortment Of al the NEW MATERIALS
Travelling and Walking Dresses,
Comprising
rorL1Ns.
aoHAIRs.
zEsoBIAs
osMANLIAs. GOATS HAIR, etc,
In all appropriate shades and at Very Low Prices.
JOHN TODD,
myl4 apMoThssa Nos T. and IA Gharres street.
Essa.tIse,. Reduction
OR NDY ROB s
-And-
organdy and Jaeonet Muslins I'm Piece.
JOHN TODD,
Nos. IL and IL Charities street,
| is Offering
NV Es.s xTaE xlpD U C n: .sE Il W rs
In the following Goods
FINE oRGANDY ROBES and aounes, at -. Former
price, rs 10.
VERY RICH ORG ANDY RoBEs-New style, s. so. For.
price. Sl4 50.
RICH eHINTz coLoREp oRGANpY RoBEs-at $40 90.
Former price, SIS
I cases FINE FRENCH ORG ANDIEs-At I5c per yard
| worth Sc. =
eases ENGLISH LAWNS. Fast coors-At i2c 10 isc per
| yard,
4 The above Goods the
| GREATEST BARGAINS
| myH 2pMoThtsa Ever offered IN this city.
More Steamboats, BlosUissg Ups,
Travellers BY by should sci out without ha
ing good supply of
/ nALIEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
If yon gel scaded If you get cut bruised wounded in
any wsy whaicver you Tho real thing
all inflammation and naks and certain cure. How
may saved Think Of this and secure yourselves
| By having all time Skiih you
DArI.Ef,s MAGICAL Fam EXTRACTOR
| For sale in Non Orleans wholesale and retail, By
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
81 and ISL sIhartres street.
nyl4 epstsodxltw Agents for the U. ststee.
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n5r. nj NTH Ward Am rican Club, Third DE-
Club will meet At the Of Lna and Great
men streets every THURSDAY EVENING. o'clock pre-
cisely until farther notice.
By order Of the President:
TtiEoDITlE BACHEAIIN See'y
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Cisisesss' Tucked.

Cttisens' Ticket.
FOR MAYOR;
L. n. PLACE. Il
STREET COMMISSIONERS
j. MILTON RELF.
RECORDER, FIRST DIsrR1oTs
THOs. II. SHIELDS.
RECORDER, SECOND DISTRICT:
J. L. FABRE.
RECORDER, THIRD DIsTRIcT:
WEBSTER LONG.
FOR ALDERMEN:
First District. ,................J. o. NIXON
~. .........,........S SIDNEY STORY.
Second District. ................L. E. FoRsTALL
Third District. .................P.s $. WILT
Fourth District ................H T. NENSARD.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN:
First ward.......s.....s....,s. A. KINGsLANp.
Second Ward. cHAs j. LEEDS!
Third Ward. .................H HENRY BEEBE
Fourth Ward. .......,....e4w. f. HoDGKINs.
!. I. ................ HENRY SHEPHERD, Jr.
Fifth Ward.
Seventh Ward. u. II. sEIGHsFAYDRE.
Eighth Ward. .....t...,.......A. FOSTER ELLIOT
Eleventh Ward .............R ROBERT HuyGHE.
R All citizens OF New Orleans, irrespective Of party ia
vorae to election the ticket requested
at Odd Feilows' Hail. on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT
I'LL, inst. st ~. O'Clock. myl4 2p4t
.4f
1a.-...,.~--. CAMP STREET. .,.,.,....,. 10
OPPOSITE LADIES ENTRANCE TO CITY HOTEL
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myi4 ap6l
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TO The .Satiossas Democracy

". b. GILMORE, Secretary pro tenn. myl7 Fps
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aso 2piln
Canton Mating.


Eight hundred pieces "A, "a and g. FRESH CANTON
MATING, White and Checked, of superior quality.
]. D. CAMERON & co.,
myl4 2p6t Ia Canal street.
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lTO BE CONTINUED.1

IL The English papers contain quite lengthy
reports Of the recent trials Of the Whftworth Gun,
said to be superior in many ways to that of Sir
VIM. Armstrong. With g. FOUNDER, and an ele-
walton Of 35', loaded with OF Of powder the
first shot touched the ground at 9,6Ss yards dis
tance-more than 5H mles-and only 81 yards to
the right Of the true line. The second lodged in
the sand, at 96l5 yards, and 81 yards to the right
Of the mark. With an elevation Of only So, a
range of SAT yards was obtained the shot falling
only 81 yards to the right Of the mark The great
est range ever reached by any Armstrong gun was
9,i3o yards; and this with 32-Pounder, fred
with Glib charge, at an elevat on Of $50.
Mr.. Whitworth claims that his guns also DOS
sess greater durability than any other. From one
Of them upwards Of 500 shots have been fired
chiefly at high elevations, without the gun ex,
hibiting any injury or sign of wear. The mate.
rial used In the manufacture is homogeneous
iron. The powder used Is contained in a tin
cartridge case, about seven inches long, and at
the and which meets the shot is small lump OF
grease. which being melted by the explosion
lu6ricates the barrel from end to end 1t is there
fore never necessary to use sponge, the gun at
the end Of days firing being as clean and as
bright as II 1t had not been used at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23

The TROUBLE In THE UNIVERSITY OF MIssIs.
sIPPI.-The Oxford Miss } Herald, in late issue
states that the d1iculty in the University origin.
ated In the assertion that DR.. Barnard the Presi.
dent, had offered the statement of negro as
evidence against student Mr.. Humphreys
and thus concludes an editorial on the subject:
1.-The investigating board formed to hear the
charge against Or Barnard, after receiving the
testimony, rendered an acquittal.
We have never seen so much feeling exbib-
tied among our citizens was shown on the
streets Saturday, and since the result and incidents
connected with the matter have been divulged
1t amounts to a perfect storm Of Indignation
against the northern-bo professors engaged i'm
the institution while not a few mpugn the mo.
hves Of the trustees. The people appear to be
nearly unanimous against the decision of the
board.
The question naturally arises, what does this
mean! and where will it stop, 1t is nothing
more than spirit of resentment which has been
aroused to fearful extent among the people of
the South against the designs of their brethren in
the North"
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II few days ago Messrs Masiero and Pens,
who are money-changers at Venice, were taking
strong box containing about 600 In hard
cash, Government stock, &c :, from their house of
busness near the Ponte de Barattari to the island
Giudecca. When in the middle Of the canal Della
Giudecca, long and narrow boat, rowed by six
men ran againstthe gondola and with such violence
that the gondoliers were thrown into the water,
In the twinkling Of an eye four men jumped from
the long boat, which at Venice is called ripera,
into the gondola; and, laying violent hands on the
strong box, carried it Off AS soon as the booty
had been deposited In the ripera, she shot across
the canal, and passing under tie bridge della
paglia, was soon lost to sight, although the sun
with the whole Of its valuable contents. except
OOn Austrian currency was found on the beach
Of the island Burana. The police at Venice are
no exclusively occupied with political matters tht
discovered.
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IL The kalouga Gazette announces the arrival
In the town Of Schamyls family consistino of

1.-THE kalouga Gazette announces the arrival
In the town OF Schamyls family, consisting of
fifteen persons, including his two wives, two
sons, and five daughters, with their husbands
and children: Schamyl was reading when the
approach Of the party was announced, and he ap-
Peared at first greatly moved by the intell gencr.
but soon recovered his composure, and knelt
down to offer up thanks to Heaven. He then sat
down to the table, and had just begun dinner
entered the room. The reception was very cere,
monies, though both were evidently much af
fected. After kissing his fathers hand, the son
retired to some distance, in respectful attitude,
answered Schamyps enquiries. The rest Of the
family were received In the same manner, the
men hrst and then the women. When all were
In the room, Schamyl directed them to join him
journey. 81 : :
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MoDEsrY OF AurHoRsHIp.-John r. Thomp
son, eaitof Of the Southern Literary Messenger,
relates the following:
"Thaekerav once told me that upon the occa-
SION OF MS iectusing for the first tiRe In London,
forward to the desk, the well known perscn Of
Macanlay on the third bench ffom tie 'front.'.
Turning TO some friends, he .aid Ia ave
out OF the house" Egad, sir" said he. I'm
relating the circumstance, al felt like a fellow
with sixpence In his pocket In the banking house
Of the Barings."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23

+ FUEL! l."
have now one of the most extensive stocks of
Fuel IN Washington, consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
White Ash Stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Coal,
Treverton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Hickory, Oak and Pine 224o pounds to the ton
Wood, sawed and split. in all CASES.
All of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash. for 81 or 60 days paper, well secured.
III All accounts now standIrg will be presented
before the st of January 1885, and il is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, l4th and c sts.,
de0 near Capal.