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PRIVATE SALES.
Desirable Real Estate at PriUQte Sale
nv A. T. SALINAS.

At Private Sale
That deeirabiy located THREE AND HALF STORY
BUILDING on the east side of King street, No. b
ing the fifth House north of Hudson street, contanin
eight large rooms. The lower room, now occupied
Office, and entirely separate from the residence can
with very little expense, be converted into handsom
store The Lot thiryhree feet six inches on
King street. by two hundred and seven feet In depth,
more or less and upon which spacious oubuildings
This property La susceptible Of great improvement at
small cost and offers opportunity for investment.
For further particulars and terms apply as above. to
May No. 29 VENDUE RANGE.
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In 1860 the United States navy consisted of only
46 vessels fit for service. The present strength OF
the navy is S26 vessels, 40 of which are sailing ves-
sells. 200 steam vessels, and 6S iron-clads. There
are now 1897 regular naval officers of all grades
The number of midshipmen under instruction at
the Naval Academy at Indianapolis at the present
time is 45O. There were besides, in January last,
1891 volunteer naval officers Of all grades. Navy
wards or shore. stations at the following points:
Portsmouth, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Washington, Norfolk, Pensacola, Mound City de-
Dot, Mare Island depot, Ordnance depot, Jeffer,
son Barracks. The.Atlantic squadron numbers
vessels; Gulf 27; European q Brazil 10; East In.
dies S; West India s; special 4; Pacific IL; anq
there are 10 vessels; on special service.
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Desirable Residence.
BY WILBUR d son.
TUESDAY NEXT 9th June, at II O'Clock, north Of the
Old Custom House, will be sold,
kA.aa ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, WITH THE
mIE8 FINE RESIDENCE thereon, situate one door
l!, northeast Of the corner Inspection snd Marsh
streets, measuring 43 feet inches on 1nspeo-
ton. street, by 12e feet in depth -
Condtions-HsK cash; balance In one and two years,
to be secured by bond and mortgage Of thepremises
Building to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
to pay rs for papers May 29
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He TRULY A STUMP SPEAKER, who, when
talking, exhibits mouthful OF stumps. " yop
would keep your dental fixtures in perfect talking
order, use the-fragrant sozoDoNT daily the recipe
is simple but sure. - re- r tus2 !
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DECREE IN EQUITY.

/ na:'' o.. Ex parte addison. neros' Daa
VIII be sold under the direction Of the UNDERSIGNED $50
the od Custom House, In this city, on TUR8DAY, th6t
18th day OF June. 1885, at II o'clock A. NJ, ah
All thatLOT OF LAND, With the buildings and in1.S
provemens thereon situate on the north side Of WeedS
Court Ward No. 2, measuring and containing - fest
front, by about feet In depth. Butting and bound
ing to the north on land Of {; to the south on
iWeem's Court to the east on land Of and to
the west on land OF
TerunsEOnethird cash the balance In, three equal
annual insalmentg secured by bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage of the premises, with interest from tho
day OF SALE payable annually Tho buildings to be IN
sured and policy assigned Purchaser 70 pay for papera
JAMES TUPPER, '@o ,
Maya tuths1o Master In Equity. q
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! BE FAm.-We hsve; so repeatedly spoken Of
Trinity Church Ladies' Fair, now being held
Eibernian Hall, that we find it no easy task
to write again on the same theme, without
Aating what We have. said already. Insfact we
= to bid farewell to originality, and take
$her fair start along the same route. The
Seaux were good, and delighted all, both great
! small. Little Red Riding Hood was very
hlar with all but the poor little creature her
4 who was no little frightened at the grin
q wolf on the one hand, and the gap
81 crowd on the other. The little, fair
I I.headed sleeping babe in "The Orphan
lily" behaved well, and certainly looked
ming. But it was not Of the tableaux We
about to speak, but of different feature Of
H3Fai., viz the fare at the refreshment tables,
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Splendid Corner Stand and D,oeRing.
BY WILBUR g. SON.
TUESDAY next, 9Th June, north Of the old Custom
House, at II o'clock, will be sold,
xkss2A ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with the de-
EIsH# sirable two and half story DWELLING and
lisa M STORE thereon, being fine business stand,
uhEzA situate the northeast corner OF Marsh and
Insnection streets. The house Is well fniahed has
pac QUE store neatly fitted up and the premises Is
nne large cistern and necessary outbuildings: Lot
onts napectionstreet So feet inches, by l2O feet
un Mar h.street-
Uondiuuns-Half cash balance in one and two years,
to be secured by bond and mortgage Of the premises
buildings to be kept insured and policy assigned Pur.
chaser to pay us for papers. May ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.
~ SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. %
We ARE indebted to the courtesy Of the South
I'm Express Company for late Southern and West

=
We ARE indebted to the courtesy Of the South
I'm Express Company for late Southern and West
'rn papers. snS NJ - ~ esl,.,4,S sGII
: lrlf1 s,i-i s4!s a. % ~ <glsJta IL 4 Z
TIE COLLEGE LECTURES We call attention to
he notice announcing that Professor ePoRcHEER
till lecture tonight on MILTON. The Professor
as fine theme, and we.feel assured bis culti'
stsd taste and well stored mind viii offer rich
epast to his auditors. y. = :, g;s.z 90
$50 - .s4v - {. o.s ,.ss 'o-e"--t7Ss
toARD OF TRADE.-h our report yesterday o.
proceedings Of the Special Meeting of thisbody,
Ia Saturday evening last, slight mistake oc-
|urs. We said that the letters Of application were
lid on the table, whereas We should have said
heir consideration was postponed to the next re-
|ular meeting Of the Board. - --'s~-ss'
so. tsT1 ssa16
ArLs Z. BEMETT's auction sales yesterday,
be following securities were sold as follows, viz
CITY Stock o. $7sK to $7s. - ~ fses2,} -
,Stste Bonds at ST.. efS:ss- ttGIs..C tc - g
lCity Of Columbia Bonds at s61.9 ia7s2: Gs.% ~ :
Northeastern Railroad Bonds at $7a sr,ta:. N-.
lChsrsws and Darlington Railroad Coupons ut $50.
GE.
GRAND RAFFLE AND GRATuITouse IBmDas.-
he rattle OF the horse and wagon Tvalusd ct
koO), came off isst night q. the billiard rooms Of
iessrs. LoR1Na & TURNER. The @highent throw
Es) was made by pro1y-a gentleman who repre-.
,,,nted friend, first makingia handsome throw
nst did the business, and then most handsomely
Fdering champagne cocktails pro. bono puosico.
I7ery one imbibed and came away rejoicing.
I y T o. .zzccr.E, ST-s7 4
sffzssBtTrme.-Quite a lively, and exciting
4 / TOOK fiaoe in. Meeting.street yesterday ct
1T IL 8 Clock AM. between colored gentle
an;aaccompanied by. . large roll OF boltng cloth,
Ia xnumber Of white persons, not similarly en-
|E.nbered, and whoa accordingly bolted- after the
negro and, ,cloth' at high speed On
4 d they sped-away they fed, pursusts and
#rsued-till the darkey, arriving at the corner
&Burns' Lane, dropped and lost the cloth, and
j dropped and lost sight Of the negro. -
4 R[adDrs' Assoc Ar1oN. meetingof the 'Iadies.
s|socistion to Commemorate the Confederate
was held last evening at the Masonic Hall,
liner OF King and Wentworth Streets The Rev.
\. BOWMAN opened the meeting by reading the
Salfsh chapter Of Isaiah, ind prayer. The Rev
htleman then read the minutes OF last meeting.
|ihe Rev. Mr.. WIeHrnAN read; the -Constitu-
E2n, and submitted the different articles, which
ID unanimously adopted.
The report OF the Treasurer was then read.
: & following ladies have laid in the amounts
z,lsched to their respective names: esa
~ J. GIlliland. W
Is Mary Burrows. 600 NJ
hs Julia Ohreitzberg oSo % M o
8foobers Fees paid.. WV
r.+. Sss5O(
FRS D. GILMAN offered the following resolution,
ucod..--,
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The Daily News.
CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
eeEsT CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

s~rHE LIST OF LETTERS re-
,ainin2 in the Postohice at the end
4 each week Is published officially
a THE DAILY NEWS: every
law morning. S,.}SE tst .-'. az
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TIE STEAMER Emile, Captain Beaufort, arrived
at q late hour last night from Savannah via Beau
fort The following are her passengers:
JL MoAttes, O Oak, W Tieman. Fessenden II
Kincman ] j Mcclure, Warren, Mrs Warren, 8
Winfon ID + Dey W warding, Mrs Warding. Reed
and servant, G W wilkins. W Keene, Mrs Keene,
Walker, Brunson, Mrs Jenneman Mrs Apple, STEM,
J Steele B Thompson, Scranton, 81 Arnold 3
Latz, Mrs Arnold, Miss Arnold, DR. Brisbane and IL
in steera2e.
ConaigHees-H Mccormick, s W Latz, " Hen
cry and others.
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!. DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's oTE1uE(
- CHARIrsroS, 8. O.. May IS. ]
viii be sold ut Public Auction, on FRIDAY, June 1s4
|, 1t II O'Clock A. NJ, at South Commercial Wharf,
100 GOVERNMENT ANIMALS-about 10 H0RGRe
and 90 MUL@ s.esie s.tr +, os,t Az, 7a =
taken nom daily work Can be seen until DAY Of B1e faT
at Government Stables, 0haimers street. yrf asts,
Terms caah. --rr..,-- -.
By order Of the Chief Quattesmister Department
South Carolina. s1i Sd ,sSas% DR. HUNZSgsesS1T
Nays
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Estate Sale order Of the Administrator, 'osth
permission of the Ordinary.
By r. N. MARSHALL.
TOMORROW, 3oth inst, at II O'Clock, viii be cold
Al INV sales ROOM No. 3S Brosd street,
A Lot Of very elegant and well kept FURNITURE, be-
long to an Estate.
COMPLETING OF:
Iarga and very handsome BRUSSELS CARPETS
Handsome Parlor Furniture, Chairs, Tete-a-Tetes
Tables Paintings, Ornaments.
chamber Bureaus, Chairs, Gar
pets, &C.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed same day.
May 20
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AUCTION SALES.

BY muiLIGAN, MElCHERs q co. !,
THIS DAF 2sth instant We Will sell ct our Store no
40 Vendue Range. at 10 o'clock,
10 Kits No i Macfsrei
20 boxes Herrings
800 lbs Hams
barrel Sugar
sack Coffee
. - 5 cases Bourbon WhiHkey
3 boxes Tallow Candles
10.cases Rhine Wine
= 30 doz Bar Tumblers
7 By yMIi.IieAs, ngGIi "a % MEIcHERs s co.
E THIS DAY. 2sth instant. at 10 O'CLOCK viii be so,d
T. beX yards TICKING; isX yardu Romeapun. toss
sold on account of all concerned
piece GREY LIZ 1D. Shoe Thread:
Yelling valses with large variety of Shoes, Straw md
!. s1NDRy; ARTICLES F1sh1TuRE MgN $
@.:,es BY GEORGE HuNEKEn.
WIN he sold THIS DAY. before ny Store, No. Is
As of fsaSSs sSoss. s'sfs Sc AIS Gss HATS su
PENDERs Pants Dry Goods Gold and Silver Watches
DIAMOND Raas.' - -, ,.' r. .54a I'd
Conditions cash. May - .,e,isi,
Leaf 7ooacee Hagena and Domestic ssgars, isT aas'
win be sold on FRIDAY june st 10 ocloo, atNo IS
q Treundsohaftsbund the stock 11a
:. - LEAF TOBACCO IN CASES . Sc I :sys ssy5eGaI ~
-: havana and Domestic segars .r,5s., -; ,Iggc,
.. st ' CONTENTS 20 OF STORE. 'ef2> ~ y sAas, e
Sold on account parties leaving the city. -
Goods to be removed by Saturday rundown.
Conditions cash. Z IntatnA IL 4ay q
gyr BY LaTgn4 sSsRSSas l. SnHgSsDrn. Si:nHe'sssE;
s sDn AZ s BE s9 d s
shss fesspGwder i4'1-s a. s.A.af''7fsa
keou 0vHe
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BY CLIFFORD q MATHEWES,
No. 81 la Broad.itreot. -
THIS DAY. OF our Office, at II clock, viii be sold,
Enamelled Leather Top BUGGY, In good order
Light Two Horse Spring Wagon and Double Harness,
rsrms m e cash. sIsA ''''1' May 70 =
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rs. D. GILMAN otfe.ed the following resoludo
i,h WAS unsnimously passed:

$Ech uss unanimously passed.: .ya.,. ,o-..,s,
Rssolced. That the pastors Of the various
hrohss Of the city be, and n e herebN request
8to invite the ladies Of their respective congre-
Eons. from their pulpits, to utrew fowsrson the
$ves of the Confederate dead. in the private
frch-yards within the precincts OF the city, on
18th June. =, r.7 z z
8he President WAS authorized TO. select oom-
seeof gentlemen to assist the ladies .i! IN their
$dous duties ON the same day. ie,a,acI ,5sit &.
he SPf SPsesidsn appoiptsd the following ladies' q
7BGland Committee to obtain: flowers forthe
|oration Of eIgraves OF our departed heroes:
: MARY BURROWS. Mns. 3. v: CONNER
ds CANTWELL. - K MISS u. GUY.
"a r CHRIETZBRRG MISS FArRCHLD,
IA 4aGIIIIEAND;sF-,'. MRS. GMIILAND,
- JANE YATES. T. Mrs. OLNEY,, -
IA IIZZIE PARKER, MRS. g. ROBERTSON.
ia NELSON GARTER, Mrss PALMER.
~. DAVIS. REV. Mas. BOWMAN.
y is to be hoped that all who have flowers Will
&erously part with those fragrant treasures for
bbject so laudable; but we need not say 80, for
II ladies of Charleston will keep and nurture
br flowers for that day, and will only feel too
Shly honored to have the opportunity OF streW-
them IN q soldiers grave who died for just
"A holy cause-a cause dear to every Southern
& }1an's heart Yes, ladies strew flowers on the
fes of the dead, and may thy approving smiles
g ken their fading leaves into life, to fade never
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,s...i Ne,u CTop Miscouade Sugar. a22l ~
By ia. ENsLOW AND co.
on FRIDAY next LIST June at 10 O'Clock WIN be sold,
at atAccommodattun Wharf, alongside the schooner 4.
]. Frazier. Just arrived from Matanzas,
40 hhds. New Crop MU5C0vADO SUGAR.
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.l.,n - Tobacco, Mdtting, &c. 2 i4''a.7 - >
ft49~I4 r. BACKUS --l.,, . -
WIN sell THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock, OF his Store,
no. 136 Meeting. street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, -
so boxes Gilliam's Celebrated CALICO TOBACCO
boxes 6's Sweet Tobacco
boxes los Ms6ison's Brand
case Smoking Tobacco .-.,.
10 rolls "a Mating
large Show Case
Mattresses, Bonters, Pillows, &c.
Bureau, handsome Book Case. ---.-;,..,
with sundfy other articles. May %
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Damaged Corn.
BY j. A. ENSLOW q CO.
THIS DAY. 2sth inst, will be sold, aonghde Of schr
Mary, at Kerr's Wharf, at II o'clock
Bushels WHITE PROVISION CORN
Slightly damaged on the voyage Of importation, and
sold for account of whom 1t may concern.
May 20
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AUCTION sALh OF ONE HUNDRED GO-
VEHNMENT ANIMALS, CONSIST1N@ OF =,
b. HORsBs AND MULESHti IlIECFGSs D
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JAMES w. BROWN & co.
VIII sell THIS DAY, &C their Store, No. 116 East Bay
corner Fraser's Wharf. at 10 O'Clock,
40 barrels FL0UR.
Oondifjona cash May %
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\SNNHnlSM
sAo1 pESE

And have been waiting TO see re shooting, and
re rubbish.
'Tf was in my Republic of Mexico, which
made forty years aeo, would get all re French
men, and put zem together, and put a wall
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Fun in Council.

Myth Grifiths last Thursday, offered reso.
luton instructing the Chief Engineer to obtain
in writing from the contractors when the Ches-
nut Street Bridge will be finished and ready for
travel. We would, in behalf of the Bridge.
inform this Myth that there are too many serious
matters claiming the attention of Councils
without the members indulging in jokes like
this. II this thing is allowed to go on, some
body will next ask, What is going to become of
the Gas Committee? Or, WHAT'S the New Court
House to Cost? Which are the Streets that
have been cleaned? And a hundred others, both
alike funny and irreverent in an assemblage like
the City Councils.
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(FrOm Our Own Correspondents
ELIzABETHPoRT, New JERSEY. Nav

ELIzABETHPoRT, New Jersey, May IL.
Mr.. Series EditOr:-Here / am, in the pre-
sence of his Popocatapelt Highness Brigadier.
General Santa Anna l. came to see him with
the laudable desire of finding out what he wanted,
and other private matters, and reporting 1t with
all haste for your column.
l arrived at this inland city by way of Tacony,
en- the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, and
Immediately inquired of the newsboys for the
Generals residence--they showed me, and on
entering the front door, l found the umbrella OF
New York the Heraids reporter in the stand, so
/ knew had not come too soon.
As soon as / could, l rushed upstairs and
hallooed through the keyhole-"C
OF THE PHILADELPHIA EVENING TELEGRAPH,
and nobody to introduce him ~ The General
Immediately took his wooden leg off the table.
and cried, "0pen re door," which did, when l
was soon alone in his highness' presence. The
furniture was neat, not gaudy, such as would
become the representative of republic like
Mexico-Canton mating on the floor, four chairs
OF three different varieties, very we'll veneered
table, with most all of the veneerng yet on it,
and two demiohns, constituted the stock of fur
niture on hand. l made known to the General
in as few words as possible, the object of my
visit, when he expressed great pleasure in hav
ing an opportunity TO tell what he was here for.
Yesterday he had told four New York reporters,
and he would be glad to commence with me
today,
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around re place, and put ON ze walls big guns
pointing at re Frenchmen, and would say on
re sign:

"And would shoot zem, and all re Mexicans,
too, Eat was re enemies of re Republic which /
made forty years ago, and Eat is re way would
make re republic free"
The above is out brief resume of the i'm
portant conversation had with the General
and if you think it will serve the purpose of
that interesting republic you may print it. I
see the correspondent of the London Times has
printed his interview with President Johnson,
and surely the policy OF General Santa Anna is
equally in need of explanation. As was about
to leave, the General, leaving state manners,
said, "Senor, will you indulge?" pointing to the
demijohns. I consented, and then and there
the General and myself drank to the health Of
Santa Anna of the Mexican Republic, and l of
the Monroe Doctrine, both very sick men,
YOUR Own CORRESPONDENCE
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A Matter of FOrm-FaIse calves.

A GOOD SToRY.-A correspondent relates
story told by Cunard steamer captain concern
ing Lord Robert Grosvenor, who was among his
passengers some time since This nobleman is
the eldest son and heir of the Marquis of West
minister, whose fortune is enormous, and said to
produce the immense income OF &450, 600 per
annum. He is highly intelligent, and the va
liety and depth OF his information would be
considered great even for a commoner. He has
travelled extensively in ali parts of the world
and it is not long since he returned from long
tour in the United States. While at the West he
as one day waiting at a country station for
tardy train, when one OF the Farmers OF the
neignbOrhood entered into conversation with
HIM.
BIN about these parts consid'able stranger 2"
Eyes, Tor some length OF Iimen
Like 'em putty we'll, p"
eyes, pretty well"
How long have yer bin hereW ~
"a few peeks"
"Whats Ser GiZressW W
81 have 10 busnvss.n
What are yeI trvellin for, then"
"ODly Tor my own pleasure
"Don'r yer do any bizness? How do yer get
yer lvln'. them"
''It isn't neces, ery for me to work for my sup
port. NV ietner IL man OF property, and gives
me an allo ance sutncient for my wants"
"Iut 'spost The C.l man should die ?n
ain that case dare say he'd leave me enough
to live upon.'
But 'sl osc he lOuld bust up?r
Here tie uouyPl alton ended, and Lord GIos-
yenor walte ed awaN, evidently struck by a new
idea, and ore which had never been so iorclbly
presented 10 HIM G2Lll now.
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rhhNh W. ALLEN,
CHARLES p. TURNER, NJ. D. Consulting Physician
No. 2S5 8. EIGHTH Street.
Policies and Daily Tickets cover every description OF
Accidents, travelling otherwise.
General Accident Tickets for to six days. IS cents
per daY insuring s5OOO and s25 weekly compensation.
Sea Voyage Policies to all parts Of the world issued
at low rstes.
GENERAL ACCIDENTAL POLICIES,
Covering all forms of Dislocatlons Broken Bones Rap
tured Tenuons sprans Concussons CrushinGs Bruises
Cuts Stabs Gunshot Wounds, Burns and scalds, Bites
OF Dogs Unpr Assaults by Burglars hobDers
Murderers the action OF Lightning or sun Stroke the
effects of Explosions, Chemicals, Floods, and Earth
quakes, sufocatIon by Drowning or Choking when
such accidental injury the of within three
months of the happening Of the Injury of total dis
ability to follow the usual Rvocations
THE RATES VARY
From SO to $50.
From $500 TO $4,000,
IN CASE OF DEATH, AND
So to $50 Weekly Compensation,
FOR ANY DISABLING INJURY
BY permission reference is made to the following gen.
tlemen:-
Colonel W. b. Thomas, Collector of the Port
Colonel j. H. Taggart, United States Collector of In
terna Revenue. First District.
Henry Bumm, Esq, City Treasurer.
b. b. COmegys, Esq, Cashier Philadelphia National
Bank.
NJ. McMichael Jr, ESQ.,, Cashier First National Bank,
j. W Sexton, Esq., OF firm OF Messrs jay Cooke d Co.
Messrs. Lewis, Brothers q Co., Merchants, No. 23S
Chestnut street
Messrs. Tyler & Co., Coal Merchants No. S2s walnu
street.
Messrs. Wood, Roberts & Co., Iron Manufacturers
Ridge avenue, below Twelfth street 10 eosl2t Up
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May.
Monday. I4-Heed Centre Stephens complains
that the accounts of the Fenian Circles ought
to be made square. OMahOnv replies that
they have never learned the art OF "squaring
the Circle"
Tuesday. I0.--Coorado Bill vetoed by President
johnson, lhe Senators elected from the em-
bryo State not allowed seat on the Senate
floor nor any Of the chairs, but have to stand 1t.
Wednesday, I6. Great excitement of the Races
at Memphis, On the first heat the BLACK race
came near being distanced, the Whites having
1t all their own way in their reconstruction
policy.
Thursday. I7-City Councils meet. The Gas
Trust being cont of joint" Common Council
appoint Joint Committee of five to examine
the sinews of the animal.
Friday, ~ Anna Dickinson speaks piece of
bermlnd at the Academy of Music. She saws
there is no peace tor the Pres dent-Or Tor
the country either.
Saturday, l0.-Serles Column Day. The Editor,
having received q note from Santa Anna, was
about gong on to Elizabethport but on look
inc into "Peterson's Detector' found the note
to be q counterfeit.