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ARRIVALS AT THE BOTELS

BROwNs' HOTEL.-w winder. Pa; ] ma,o.
Va; II Richmond and fam, Nc; c W PnfcsiI a 40
Ss RcbS; nv Va jSn SsTSs .;' Y' scbn .5ffoy
sGs%sq Io 2; si,,qSsI: q Loss; r; bf
dsuS6ss! Bai4stt and ~ Ind G GGass. AND AND
Esd, tcS omaRESsF, cf fR5ss.ss ssRcio
g Clair. Miller and daughter Chas B ButIe;,
sutTo, Nd Psdsn. Va; DoyeT. 8. Gs ri
Ga nj Pa B ss TSPs;oGGs Ger
Miss cl.yt0a, Sire Stafford, Nd HH oasr. Pa
as@t a NV sss i.s5, de, M W.Md as%IoS
81. ., l1si 4 Mcdaniel, Va; Mason W. " NJ
WIZARDS HoTBL-A Broob Nv..I
ssoyss, Ps; DrssIy do; AMasRi, va Ni.be l.
sssin a y W SGS' Me- e; hsS aGRsgs
F; VAN Hs d2 aof G.Ps S FIJI
R Ind de- sais FSsmifs sy' d.; .Bdsw Wing Ne
Msss C.nnlnghsm, NY; ID sutton and dsul sts1
LsFss Miss; S.r aa and S4} sm;Is Ma Ia
MSlaihI, Nc. Nc QspPs,. do; Hal, w DeBon
Ny; F II WoCtten, Me .0hn'' DO H'nastOn.
NATIONAL HOTEL A Loyd. Pa: r rtor,a
T Miss Paul Miss IT, Davis. oTs siSos and
4 z sMGeak1s, Ne; Rossu,tKy; o FniIsI ind:
Roberts; Colonel Ffnnessn, Ga: J15ss ri Nj
irFh ~ , NJ Mckinney, Term; Mr.. 4 Miller. Md:
L Paidwin and lady, :; Miss A Hendrick' vs..
n n rgIIsI. NJ; y yencks, R; A astnan &
i "a; a Eysns and fam. Md; A Mosn, NY;K "a
NORWOOD HOUSE-P Mooney. NY. 9 =
aIis Pa W Muford, D Wit am. NJ; N IA
a. ri JACK. Pa; E RIsley, Ind; b BACON
Lsc eylsII k8 8s. Ban, Mas; Lily NJ;
johnston Dell White. r ONeaI, vs.. - " ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
4 THE NAVY.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, MAJ 25th, 1890.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until saturday, the zSrd day of June, 1885, at noon,
taT the supply OF such quantities of Fresh Beef and
Vegetables as ma' be required on the Washington
Stauon, during the hscat year commencing on the
1851.
The Beef and Vegetables must be Of good sualIty,
and the best the market affords, and each article
must be- offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved security will be required in
one hail the estimated amount of the contract and
the amount OF each pay ment TO be made colatsr-
s-curlty for the due performance of the contract
compiled With. .--..--. =
EEeIy offer must be accompanied las directed in
the act OF Congress making appropriation for the
naval service for 1857, approved 10Th August,
1885, BY written arsnty, signed by one or more
responsible persons, to the effeot that he or they
undertake that the bidder bidders WILL if his or
their bid be accepted, enter into alton, with
In hve days with good and sufficient sureties, to
furnish the articles proposed
No proposal will be considered unless aocompa-
MED by such guaranty. WILLIAM FILM,
ma 26 law4w NAVY Agent
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VI The New York Express pointedly saws that
tne very best army to send out against the saw
ages VINO are interfering with the pony express
ana killing the whites on the overland fonte
would De troops Of hard listed laboring men car
fylng rails for the Pacific Railroad
u The Star Of the Union, the third vessel
Cua,tefeo lot the American Colonization Society
will leave New York in a dav ar tue o. y ~,
vest 70 take on board a portion of the captured
saws carried into that port. Her destination is
IL correspondent, writing from Denver CITY
70 me st Joseph Gazette, gives 1t as his opinion
tnat more than One-half Of the emigrants in the
next October
=, II During the reception of the Japanesel in
view ,1 YORK, on Saturday, ffty-nine pickpoc kets
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KILLED AT GAME OF BASE BAII-Tbs Uor
6ester Transcript says: - AS the New Braintree
Base Ball Club was playing ON the Common on
saturday, the 9Th instant, one Of the PLAYERS when
doout 10 Dat the ball, threw the bat stick so far
Dack that he hit the catcher, Mr.. John Carney
1r., very severe blow on the forehead He was
Immediately carried home, aud received every
et'eauon, but after a week Of severe SUFFERING he
DIED on Friday night leaving an especial REQUEST
that bis death and the Of it might be inserted
IN the papers as a caution TO other PLAYERS ,,
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u In New York, the ladies seem TO make the
japanese oficers their especial pets. The win
lows OF millinery establishment over the way
rom their hotel were kept open during the fore
noon OF Tuesday, and young ladies who occupied
seats there at nifty cents head were apparently
much amused by what they saw. They used
opera glasses to stare at the occupants of the hotel
with, and waved their fair hands by way of salu-
ts'ion; and although the windows of the japanese
apartments Were kept closed, occasionally a face
smile of recognition might be observed.
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
Iyls LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and Dstentes
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
tends personally At his ONCE in this city. 6R1U
Many persons can wear these teeth who 66
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at mr. Office oan ho accommodate f
with any style and proo OF Teeth they may desire
out TO those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
art can Produoe, the MINERAL PLATE Will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-No. 336 Pa svenua betv esr
phia. 90 ~
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MEDICINES.
nR. JOHNSTON,

na. soHnsyoN,
LOCI BosrIrat.
Hes Dtsesv~,d fAs sssa Csrfas-. SPEEDY, ass c-Iv
Efsefsal Rsrssdy % fAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DFLTcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TW0 DAYS.
.se nsea.r, a-.isut.ry Dses.Er'. sge,sBs, esssssl
pssa'y' ssr',s,s,., ~ ~
Dsmnsss 81 sasLt iddb, Ds.sss e De Hssd, rhs.i
Hsss ssln, tseueo' sf n, LsaE. stomach &c n.ss
T.sts-cS.s. D.sSfs and DssTss1,. PrscDsss
dss nsrrass nPsss'ss AID dss,re, sssh ksdy sns ne
Especially Oh. A... e.esm. a. victims Of ssis,ry vS..
ths dreadful and ds.Hseu.s hss Which .soss, sweeps
Srlsa, nt..es oh. al, .,s.r.s. ss1.
sss.S ...,.,, q. G,". i,r. ma, al .,s III. s..s
dsnss.
hAnRlEp rKRsoEs, o. fssaf Mes ssossrPlsnsf hsr
rage, beng svsrs Of Psyse. vsskssss sff.sis sssiv.
Ne .ss place. .Sa.r n. s.r. q d. rsy r.Hsi-
ssy soetas has hsesr ss Fsnsuss and s.osdsoey rely
OFFICE Ne sorrs raEDERIcEsyaEr,.
lea ssaa aid, g.;as f,.- s.l..ss .g.. .s Gees. Ne.
.sss be p.id ssd sssssih sasnb
On. yoHHsroH,
su q %. nest .@iB.st cell.s ks Vrh.s s.,..,
.%s o. Pf s'' 80. s.'. -
setsd sens Of n. mest ssssnsbaf esr.s dat vsrs EYES
.s.a s...P sT..s S..,.sa.. S.ss sisra.s ., .sss..
sssnds, bsshfshs viii trsgs.u hUshinE attended
snss via dsrsngsmsnt 81 mind. cured innsd
YAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
rssnG hsn and s0hsr .hs hs.s lnSrsd themselves ~
i..nsa from .,S seresni.s. or Al .ebc.i IN. &C..
Which are Hssdy i.S ven sS.s .i.S. ss Doe ssi.s
TSss. srs .s. sss sad sna m.ash., .s.c ,..o...a
habtta 81 vCnh Hssknsaa ths Eack "A
nss. Psin. the Head n..' q sshS Loss q susr.ss
". 9TH. Dig fssea.s. Decay
MEsTkLLY--TS. fs.riss .s.sn. On b. mind az. m.sl.
srs fss-Lcs q Msnory, conSsieI cldss., D.rr.s..
Le,s 81 sOitses rimndy, .Ie., q evils PCS.
NERVOUS DEsLYY-ys.....a. Ga. s.-,.a.. VIA,
..ass .. ss s.,@I g .,e s
spPssrsnss sbor TIE syss eerEh
DISEASES of lMPRUDbcCE
.. has imSssd %. sea. q s. Psnns d..s,. =. s..
aappsns that M nnsd fshss drsad Of d,es.srp
S t'% e.. s'Sf s.."a S i iaS &c
ssne. q Ener.n, snd d.Fnns prs',sd,r vhe nesP.s-
oons .. month or =, Tons :. n. 'msll. 70. Gao 30
ever ns a s n S .'I %. s's
peson, m'resry. hasten n. symptom. 81 hi.
sna te PrOgrssng With frighsful sidy, l dssGh pr
s.n:a !, q: sI.ssts .sfsm. ,, .nd9s him tAsi
pR JoEHsoErREMEnY roF ORGANIC wEAtrEss
AHD IMPoTENCY.
speedily cured and fall vEsF rhssssnds ius
meet nerves. ana eseisisd, vhs bad lsss all hsps
sssn INN tdiatsly relieved.
All mpsdimsn Marriage Physical Mental Dlsqss-
feseons Loss Of PrsersstEs Psvsr. Nerves. irrtstF
frsnbnE and Wsskns EKhsssusn Of he ssst fearful
Ind spsssdily esrsd.
ENFORCEMENT or TEE rHEss
YBE MANY THOUSANDS csrsd al tina insitstsn uhAs.
s last ts.snssn years and the mpor.nt SURF
sal epsrstens P,dormsd BY Dr.. Johnsea Witnessed de
rspertsn 81 the paptu and shsr psrsess nsest
.h hs,. sP.sI.d 'Isin and sEsin s.o. u. g,blls
hliy, IA s,f ei'ni rssrsnt., :. ne ssissd IanSb
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
fRIEsEmAR, 4, q, as,

Prstssfsd by Royal Lettsys Patsst Of Esslssd, $50
sfesrsd bY fas Seals Of fks Ecols Dc Phorrs1cs Dc
PGris, osd ths Iusrriai Coslsss of Msdsetss,
Tisaaa.
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion, epermstoT-
rhPe, and al physical disabilities,
No. = completely eradtcstes al trNcof OF those
diseases that have besn hitherto treated br the
seous and peTniclous use Of oopavIa and cubebs.
No. has entirely pplanted the lntgJlOus use OF
mercury, thereby luBuTlng 20 the sufferer speedy
relet dispensing eli mparitl and roofing out the
venom ofdiseaae.
.TRIESEMAR. NOS, 1.2srd are prepared IN the
form of a loEense, devoid of taste and smell, and
csn be carried in the vaistcoat pocket. Sold m TIN
Gases, and DIVIDED into separate doses, as admpls
tered By ValPeau, Lallemand, RoUx, RECORD, hc,
Proe IS each, or four oases for Sc which eevet sS
and IN 80 cases, whereby there is saving Of ae.
To be had, wholesale and retail, Of Or. BARROW,
1874 Beeoker street, four doors below MoDoufei
street, New York. Immediately on receivIng q re
mittanoe, DR.; Barrow will forward tho Triesemsr
20 any part of the world, securely packed, and ad-
dressed acoordlnr 10 the Instructions of the writer.
inEton. ID. G.. de e3m
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DENTISTRY

H. DENTISTRY,
Dh. HILLS, after practical test of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon- -SrrzgN
mend the Cheoplastic Process for in sertingf x91S
artlhoa teeth 1t has the advantages of~xhxEE
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness FIJI
upper sess inserted for s35. Partial in proportion
Once 500 Pa avenue EsJ
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plANos.aGREAT BARGAINS One Rosen-
One six octave 6aele Piano for SEQ. AlsoU ~
VERY COED Price Meicdeon for o3s ForyIlNvl
sale on accommodating terms at the Music Store
OF Uel0 w. g. METZEROTT,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Id WASHINGTON BkANCH.

CHANGE OF HOUks,
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th,
1850, trains will run as follows:
Leave Washington at % and Tao q. m.
Leave Washington at 30 and $50 p. m.
On Sunday at % p. m.
Leave Baltimore at AS and 8 40 a. IN.
Leave Baltimore at Sis and 40 p. m.
On Sunday at4 Is a. m. -'
Passengers for the East will take trains at s. 20
and TAO q. m and S % p m. --.
For the West at T46 a. m. and $40 m.
For Annapolis at TAO a m. and 20 pm.
For Norfolk at 7 40 q. IN.
On Saturday evening the $40 .. m. train goes to
Philadelphia only.
: lie lS-d r n. PARSONS. Azant.
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oCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS

NUE. UNITED STATES. i.
STEAMERS. Lsare. RoY ~
feso-...-------Nev York .Havre Tsss
From EUROPE
North American. tlverPool =. Portland. Re u
Bremen ..-.s...- South pton. .. New York ps 70
The Havana mali steamers leave Nav vi -
ne "a, i2th, nth, and nth of each month and
Charleston on the 9th and 18th "AN
The CaIlf0rnis mail sfes mars leave Nav yo,k nm
he 9Th and 18th Of esei month 'A ou
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NEW ORLEANS
I'm TH1HE DAYS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
~ NJ &

ALL NAIL hOUTE, VIA
Orange and Aiszandri1 Railroad
TO LYNCHBUR6:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tsnnssses and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Neso Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rs |, thence by First Glass Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Ran thence to Mob e by First
class Pockets. Moce to New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNpAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at 8 a. m. and 6 p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leavss her wharf
foot of Seventh street at Ga o. m. and sd p. m and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
sndria Trains for the Southwest.
Ofhce-Pennsyl vana avenue, corner OF Sixth st.
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pR youEsroH,

hsnssu q ss ssysi Ce.g' s'eSe. guests
and the greater part whose life has essn spsnt ne bee
Ptss Of Lendon, Psrs Phad and here has 81
fseesd Of hs ss,entbinf hat
tneva; many treshsd With riIging IN The bsse and
vhsn Gslssp great nsrrsssns beng alarmed Il stddss
IN If mir wars cursd rns
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ID FOR NEW YORK.
STATER0OM $3.50

ID FOR NEW YORK.
l. ASSA6E, INCLUDING MEALS AN d
STATER0OM, $3.50.
The New YORK and Virginia Scrse STEAMSHIP,
Company's new and elegant steamship ]<,c4e
MOUNT VERNON, Capt T. C. Smith, SE$&8H
will leave the COnPnlJ's Depot, Wes ~a<xs'e777a
tern w hGrves, at 1f'O'olook a.. IN. every WEDNES-
DAY, ord the COmPapy's Depot. ct Alexandria,
st O'Clock .. N. sSns day,
Passengers from Washington and GEORGETOWN
csn take the COACHES connecnns with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner OF
fth street and Pa, avenue hourly, they can leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharvoa at II
s'olOok O. m.
State rooms can be engaged on application x
Messrs, Morgan Rhinehart, Western Wharvcs
Freight viii be received up TO the hours of depar
tule.
IL = Insurance will be effected on eli goods BY
this line at the ofcs Of the Company 1t per cent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by this lins
are IN every respect fstc ass, and every effort vii
&c mads TO render this communication with New
York az agreeable and heslthful one.
For freight or passage apply to FOWLE D
ii. b. CROMWELL CO.,
se2ly SO West st.. corner Albany, New York.
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TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNpAYs INCLUDED
Lenye Washington Mt a m. and p m


THIS ROUTE IS ENTIRELY BY RAIL
- - and Is
400 MILES SHORTEN, and "a HOURS LESS
IN TIME
than any other I.iAe-the Iynchburg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central, making IL the
Q UICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT no UTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS
Ii Is provldedwIth First GLASS Sleeping Cars.
To New Orleans. ------.-...72 Hours.
TIsJE Mempnls--- .-----..O4 90.
Montgomery -----.-.-....53 do.
NASHVILLE ----- ----- 40 DO.
D-The U. s. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office, ooTneT Of Sixth street and PennsJlvsna av-
enue, TO the following points:
Lynohburg, Bristol, ,,knoxyIlle,, Atlanta,
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, COium bus,
NEW ORLEANS.
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIO US VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
u Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
Office at q. m. and p. IN.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma Str Corner sixth st. and Pa. sv.
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nR. ). BOvEE DoD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.

Are now being used from Name 10 the Great Salt
Lake, AMI the universal verdict Of sll who nee
EN- either as t1edtcTns or beueTags, - that
49, 40 Pdsea ih tne soIlo ~ Doos ased
we purchased Of him the sole light TO manufactuTe
and present them for sale to the public. For the
Pepsia, Piles, Nervous Disea. es. Fema Com
plants, and all cases requiring tonic, they are be
their medicinal properties they are q pure, whole
sppi.ae e.u e!Ien.u f.Eetase p,oouelnG a., the
without their injurious results. let al friends of
humanity and ali advocates of temperance assist
Tor the mineral POiSoHS and ciH2feTafed LiqNOrs
with " hIch the county is flooded and thereby ef-
tec'ua " sId In tan EhInE disease and Drunkenness
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD a Co.
ProPrietors, Is William street, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ; Agent,
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FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
= arrived this day, emh, sclns al quail fIYYH
ties and sizes of Sole Leather, LadI es' EkffA
Dress and Packing uaks. Our trunk <41sD
sales room exhibits at this time the greatest variety
OF travelling requisites az moderate prices, to be
ton of LADIES' Hat BOXES, VALICES,
OhaNfnGi HhHS. SATCHELS, dc.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
Trunk Sales Room,
mar Sl-U 322 Pa avenue.
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YbE MANY THOUSANDS cared al tina insrIstlea Wills
ht last rrsntssn and the SURF
sal epsrsteos Psdormsd BY DR.. gotnsea Witnessed ~ de
rsPer.r 81 the papsu and many sthsr psress,
v9eb have Gppssrsd sEsn and again bsors thu psbe
sidss bs ssndng GsnsHsn Of ehGrGet and rsspsus.
sil'ty IA fsf Giant rsErantss The seissd ian DIV
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Every person entitled to the right of pre-emntion
10 any OF the lands within the Townships above en-
satisfaction Of the register and receiyer Of the
proper land once, and make payment thereof as
fore the day appointed for the COMMENCEMENT of
the public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
siaimeu' othefwlse such 9ialm Wal be forfeited.
jos 8. WILSON,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofhoe
Eots.-Under the regulations of the Department,
as efetoiore and now exlsting. no payment can be
mage ior ADVERTISING proclamat ons except 70 such
the CoTmissioner Of the General Land Once.
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rage, beng svsrss Psyss. vssksss sss.nis dssili,
dsfcrrnitss, &C, speedily cured.
Ne vbo places uDAsf ne ssrs q d. nsy rshs
sssiy eoofds hsnsr fsntsmas and ssofdsaty
sps1 hs sfill ss physeian.
oFFlcr Ne souru rREDERIcI sraEEy,
lsh aide rens freu B.tsrs fsv dssss nee
NE Fad ssssrvs ssd sssssr. ksusr
n Ia auds
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II CARRIAGES.
= He Subscriber having made additions to hi
tlotorf, Masking 10 now one ofthe largest -,
In the District, where his facilities for
manufacturing CARRIAGE Il LIGHTLE
WAGONS Of all kinda cannot he SUPPRESSED, and
nom his long experience 10 the business, he hcFcs
to give general satisfaction.
Al kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept o.
All REPhIRsnest done, and all orders prompt
seosnS- hard Carriages taken In exohsrss for ssv
enss. ANDREW j. JOSCE
StsG essnsr % Nth snS n So
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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

IIOEi Gu CCCaslohal ( otr6spoDdent.
PARIS, Jan II, 1860.
Louis Napoleon has been convertible Free-trade,
and is about to inaugurate new era of peace. lie
can hardly fail to be enrolled as a member of the
So :ety of Friends, and the year 1860 will, in the
annals of Europe be recorded as the year l. Of the
Millennium. This extraordinary news going the
round of the London Press dates its origin from
letter Of Louis Bensparte published in the MoHi-
teuT, dated Jan. Is, 1860, and addressed to Mr..
FOuld, Minister of State. The frat effect of the
letter was 10 send the Funds down at Paris and
to send them up at London.
Now, before all things, it seems necessary to
scrutnize somewhat closely the corpus delidi-that
is, the Imperial letter--upon which the whole su-
perstructure Of the rev is about to be reared.
Louis BOnaparte informs Mr. Fould that the mo-
ment has arrived for applying ourselves to the
"mesns of giving greater development to the
different branches of national wealth" The al
most identical announcement appeared in the Moni-
ter Of January, 1882 when the Comp d'6tat inau-
gurated the era of the Credit MoJiiier, the CREDIT
FoncieY, and other CREDITS amJulants. And this is
not all. Since that eventful epoch, every yearly
financial bulletin issued under the auspices of the
French eutOcfat has laid all lis stress upon and
proved by an awful array of official figures the cir
cunstance that the Empire had been az good as its
word and that, under it's fostering sway, all the
branches of national industry had taken an i'm
mense development.
Thus one finds himself in q fix. Either the
prOclamations of the Coup d'<tdt were untmely
and the financial bulletins issued after the Coup
d'ftot were spurious, or the present proclamation
is mere h0aK.
At all events, this much appears incontrovert-
ible on the Own showing of the new Imperial man.
ifestO, that the economical benefits which French
society was to derive from tie resurrection Of Bo
belong not 10 the past but to the future
tense. Let Us, then see by what new eontrivance
The happy economical change is to be brought
about.
In the first instance, Louis Bnaparte tells Mr..
fould who must have been somewhat startled at
The profound discovery Of his niSter, that "Our
' foreign GO ni6erce must be Developed by the ex-
. change of products" dnpend0na trulsn, M
deed Foreign commerce consisting IN the ex-
change OF national products for foreign products,
cannot be denied that, to develop French foreign
commerce, the exchange Of French products must |
&c developed. The principal result which Louis |
ltsnaparte expects from the new development OF !
tlscD iOrelgn commerce DO ia about 10 start, IL |
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Mr.. RAREY AND THE CABMEN.
From The London Daily Ne~,, Jaa. 10.

From The London Daily Ner, Jda. IL.
Mr.. Rarey who is about departing for the East with
the view OF making with the steeds Of the
Prophet in the Arabian Desert gave yesterday even
ing bis fare well lecture 10 English audience In Mr.
Aliens Riding School, Seymour street. Bryanstons
square. He might have previously address moro
distinguished auC iencee, but certainly never a mora
critical one than that which applauded him to the echo
on this occason. There certain infslEbe Euglsh
marks Of geDtlty about the company aso as each VS.
or came IN his own carriage, and all the badge
OF wel-known metropolitan order-the exhibition of
their decoration being the indispensable passport Of adj
mission. To speak more plainly, the audience con-
sisied almost entirely OF the cabnen and omnibusdv
OF the Jpolis who had been thus gathered to-
gether at the invitation Of the Society for the Suppress
sion OF Cruelty 10 Animals, 10 oblige whom Mr. karey
gave his lecture free. The invitation was most enhu.
siasticslly responded 10. The nuhtudinons Jehu OF
London streets thronged to Seymour lane In thousands,
and that locality as well the whole neisoorhood,
was completely bocs ed with carriages or rather cabs
Of The company The ptdoor OF the victoria theater
on boxing -pight was solitude compared TO The
crushing, STRIVING and, regret 10 add, par
tal swearing, which beset MI Aliens unassunmg
portal from an early hour. The riding-sctosl was
hed in about thirty seconds after the doors had been
opened and tho protection of the reserved sea,s be-
cae one Of the most aruous tasks that fell TO
the Lot Of that heroic corps the metropolitan police.
Even the straw seriously infrnged upon, and the
rush, the clamor, and the excitement became almost
alarming for people Of delicate nervous organization
However, all was good hnmor aud natural pohteness
throughout. Those who were thrown dewu IN the
these who had their hats crushed morallzed ON the
small comparative value of the articles and those who
succeeded in getting to the front sat down comfortably
in the straw fogetul OF the fact that the equine per-
formers would most probably make somo rather awk-
ward plunees in their immediate vicinity in the course
Of the evening. Mr.. Rarey, on his entrance. was
loudly cheeIed, and Immediately proceeded 10 deliver
abort but exceedingly appropriate opening address.
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riQbt 70 ~ The Presidsn, has well described the h5r
rorr that wonId follow he rsOpsning Of tho sayetrade
In Africa hut little Africa exists In the ssve Sztes OF
tie rnion the scsle ana ptep'isy OF the evils and
sbouna,'obs sre iodeed ets hut they Of "A kindred
M nre TIE oefso,e If the tbog is, foveye more
arole,iic !, takes loud ano peremptory tone; but
h. re f. retrobnoD alssys working against Slavery
aid ndiug 10 tall IN It's extravagsnt cOsinsss and
4, uutaIiziEg ef.cs Tie time will come when the
S,nth. n spes will ccOver that they cannot afford
vice 40 sxp, nsise in money and morale.