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UcIICN NOTICE.
"A BY HENRY u. LEEDS A MINER


large and valuable private stock Of the most costly
Ntnes lpo ted into this all genuine
On WEDNESDAY, May =, al II O'clock. at her sales
room No s5 Liberty street. few doors west of Roadway
Tor sale In hs country consisting Of the private stock H.
Gouard Esq., imported expressly by him To his order
Reserve MADEIRA vintage 1888, imported 1851; London
Dock Port 1893 well known The Comet Wine imported
Also White saueyue Count de koregrse from the stock OF
The Archbishop Of Bordeaux This extraordinary wine is
tho only lot M The United States ntado Sherry. ac
Also the private stock belonging the late trn Of Vim
Tor number Of where the Light has been carefully
excluded and the greatest possible taken Of IT, Ma
.han,ei johnson Sons Carets hedock 81 Fstspbe st.
Jnl.an rst class vintage from M Idol and h1 Lahe
lS4 Chateau Maganx yinhee s4s 10 be found IN Oh
country Barton A iuestiers ClaJcts w. Porss Hedock
81 Julian fA64 and 1857
chat La Fiue: 1851: La Tour vim, 1851.
braBdenburg Freres Carets-Medo<, ~ Fstephe St
nniian. Margaus La Rose Chateau La Rose Cruise Fills
Co; Clsrets Eschenaner Benccke Co Clarel Bautac,
Mcaoc 81 Julian, imported by James Meyer Jr; Gihon
Rreres carets fnke Co. Brandcnbors Fees santsrns.
Hsnt san,ernos, Chat sauernes Tour Blanche Chat
DO, henkie ~ co.. Hook Wines, Niersteiner Hockheiner
lrtbtrnumiiet7 Hhndeshietner, Johannisberg DC, p
hnmm a Co various brands, including ste;LbergcT Cab
Zeal Hook. Company de Bourgogne Burgundy.
Also several brands first class Champggnos Bourbon
Whskey OF the highest grade from 10 II old Full
particulars Ia catalogue The above sold without
This the largest and high grade ever
sncred IN lhs market; article guaranteed genuine
samples al our store on morning OF sale.
A UcT1oN SALE OF CRoCKERY. Ac-HENRY a.
n EVANS auotloneer, will sell IN lots dealers
TUESDAY May "a at 10 O'Clock, ~ Barclay
ssdcr Of the assignee general assortment OF White
ne and common ware Glassware DC, Also invoice OF
damaged by water, which sold without reserve for
cash.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STAES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier 49 North river foot Of Canal street,
12o'clock. noon. follows
NAY 1.-OCEAN QUEEN, Captain - connecting with
NAY n.~HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Gray, connect.
ing with CONSTITUTION. Captain Lapldge. -
NAY N.-ARIZONA, Captain Mauiy connecting with
GOLDEN CITY, Captain WatkinA.
100 pounds baggage allowed free 70 each adult passengsr
Medicines and attendance free.
All departures touch Acapulco; thcse or let and 2it
connect II Panama with for South Pacific pors
is and 18th for Central American ports and those Of ise
Departure OF 18th Of each month connects with the
steam line from Panama 70 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer OF June ii will connect with tho Company's
steamer COLORADO TO leave San Francisco July for
Hong Kong via Yokohama where close connection VIII %
made with the Companys steamer Costa Rica for Nagasak
and Shanghae.
Freight through from New York China andapan, 81 Is
per cubic foot measurement or 70 ~ cents per pound
weight, payable in coin.
the Office the wharf foot Of Canal street. North river
New York. r. r. BABY. Agent
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r ONDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Passage to London Brcst Sl0 $75 and $50 currency
Excursion tickets reduced available for six
ATALANTA, Captain Pinkham. from New York, May IS.
BELLONA, Captain Dixon from New York, June 8.
CELIA. Captain Leadei. from New York. June ~
WIN. PENN, Captain Bllnge, from New York. July
The elegant British iron steamship ATALANTA win leave
pier No. North River for London calling at Bres,
Saturday, May Is. at II m.
Until further notice all the Of this line will cali
1t Brest 70 land ckes sold through by rail
Paris First and Second Cabin passengers twenty five
per cent less than regular rates.
Freight be taken and through bills Of iadng given to
Hsvre, Antwerp Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Dunkirk.
For passage apply 70 ROBERT n. CLARK, Is Broadway.
For freight apply at ~ South street.
ROWLAND 4 ASPINwALL, Agents.
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(,oIF 4 MURPHY WILL SELL, on WEDNESDAY,
~ NAY "a, NJ TO-, O'Clock. ~ Sf3 Livingston sfest.
ptocsyn walnut sad painted rhatnbrr sniis. hess
Cured Hair Mattresses Rngeh brBaeis sod fsresry Car
gngAs Chandeliers. kr
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II HENKf u. LEEDS. Au1uonttr.
On WEDNESDAY,, May y. Al NJ e'eloc1 al So BROADWAY
Bsaroom-C Consisting OF Oicloih Chairs oak
ae ses s,ools black walnut cane SEA. Arm Chairs and
estt~us. Britannia Coffee m silver Ice
De plated Trays. SILVER plated Casters black
square aud Round Tables Glassware bronze and
srmoiu light Ch>ndeliers bronze Cigar Lighter. China
Croch~ry, Glass Ware.
Also .bseR walnut sor Oyster Coulter black walnut
Iuncb Counter mahogany op Bar CoGn.r together with
bas~ce 81 stock Of Brandy, Port sherry Madeira, Porter
and awnings
Tesstler With two wears Lease from LIST Nay 1857 with
a. wear
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DEsDiNg AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
II Passengers leaving New York al ~ noon via Centra
New Jersey Railroad make cose connection ~ Reading of
Fphrsa, Lug. Lancaster and Columbia srrvue 81 Ian
easter ana Columbia stsA '.
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Dy MINER q soMERvILLE- UNION SQUARE
ID srLENDlD CATALoGvR rHfs DAY,
At HORSE AUCTION MART. q EAST FOURTEENTH
STREET Lane a Mcmahon = statesN
TUESDAY. MAY 81 AT " O'CLOCK

sp~~a stvls and Beauty carriage Trams Road Horses
Saddle HorseS Phaeans Road Wagons.
Baroucnes, &c. Ac
Slendd par Of hsy Mares 1877 hands high sevrn wears
Elegant Park fhasion order BY Miner stevens
nearly new and set Double Harness.
Fine hsy rrgtug Horse. years old u hands high
sound Kind and true and can trn' W $50
Pine cam ssy Hcrrs End years ole 1876 hands high
warranted sound Kind and trnel
shycf mounted Harness. CITY made.
nA.A h"fsr, 10 hands nkn years oia. sound KIND last
~ n 49, 80. -. 80. 80. - s,,
'A.s ev~n Ssan.e uoI-e, Ia hsAus hkh YEAR, oidi
p ,- r,tusn k.na anu Ifeei 10 fRe.
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DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH U. 8. NAIL LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,

VIA PANAMA AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY will leave pier ~ North
river foot OF Canal street. New York. at IL o'clock
steamer SACRAMENTO for San Francisco, where passed.
mails and fast freight will be transferred TO tho COM
panys splendid steamer COLORADO TO leave that port
July for Yokohama and Hong Kong.
For Shanghai close connection will be made At Yokohama
with tho companys steamer COSTA RIGA: passing through
the Inland Sea OF Japan. and touching at NAgasaki.
Through tickets issued from New York adding regular
prices York San Francisco the following
rates. payable in gold or its equivalent
SECOND STEER
AGE.
From San Francisco TO Yokohama. $50 $40 $50
From San Francisco 10 Hong Kong
Freight through from New York either port steam
of June % Is cubic foot or 70 ~ cents per To-,
payable In coin.
who prefer to lie in San Francisco can
proceed by any previous departure from New York.
For through tickets and all further apply at the
Office the wharf, pier ~ North river foot OF Canal street.
70 +. X. BABY, Agent.
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A uCTloN NoTICE.-BooTs AND SHOES
n W. NJ. HoLLfNGSHEAD. Auctioneer
THIS DAY, crnesday) May q at lehs O'Clock.

y
Regular sent weekly package sale OF Boots Broaans
Balmoras CATERS, Slippers &c, for cash.
One thousand packages superior goods,
adapted 10 The wants Of tho trade.
Attention Is invited the large assortment If valuable
goods invariably offered at sales which held
hDy on Tuesdays and Fridays during the entire year.
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY X. HEEns. AUCrfOSEER.
Executors sale of valuable Furniture costly China
ether articles belonging the estate OF .he late Ruben
Wbers. deceased. On TUESDAY. Nav n, 1867 at l0ss
e'cok al his late residence, ING Second near 81
MARKS place.
FARLORs.-wilicn CARPETS, rosewood Suit In satin
es,nass crimson and green figured btocael Window Cur
tafus aud Cofloes elegantly carved gilt frame French
I,ate Per and Manei Mirrors elegantly gill; and orn,ou
Table carved rosewood smt N green and god orocate
snperb carved 7s octave Piano ronnd
Pearl Keys made by NUNS Clark aud gold figured
br,catel Window Cnrfa ms and Corniees. Lace do.
DINING ROOM.--Brussels Carpet English walnut
bic Rufel carved rosewood Suit leather,
Estension Table and gilt Chande~ eleg stly
sied China Tea, Breakfast and Dinner sss elegantly
Glassware &c
LiBRARy-covered rosewood suit. green figured reps
rerewood Library Table.
BILLIARD R0QM-veivet Carpc elegant covered rose
marble bod, sx pocket Billiard fable made nv Phean
with Balls Cues Counicrs Ac Lounges IN nsured worsed
RECEPTION RooM-Bruss.is caipei, elegant burglar
proof Plate Safe lined with velvet mace BY H. Patrick
mahogany Bookcase plate gssx doors.
hkDROoMS-Eosewoc blackv alnus and mahogany
nsSs.eaas, ssrssu> wAsh.snds. shaving stands. Toei
ln frame r,er n,syors 81, cornees Lace Window Cur
ss~se. ra.ows Bolster rasIsss:. sprins Bed. Wool
fornsture. viii which the sale will commence.
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A SsIGNEES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ BY NJ lQuGHTY. Aui,TIAEEER

On WEDNESDAY May "a At I01S O'Clock sacsroom
- Nassau street comprising rosewood, walnut oak maho
Eany aud chestnut Par'or Chamber Library
Furniture finished In OH and polished, upholstered green
crimson and fancy reps brocael suite and single pieces
al hrst class eoods To be sold by order Of H.
Assignee Also lot of Second Hand Furniture
Chandeliers, large French Plate Mirrors OIL Paintings
Ako At IL O'Clock, rosewood octave Pianofortes
mahogany do. The whole absolute sale Catao-
sues ready the morning or sale
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Ii Trains for Albany and Troy connecting With Northern
and Western trains, lcave New York, vie Hudson River
and $50: q 70 and Y NJ and via Harlem Railroad Iwen.
yGxh street and FOURTH ~ DA NJ and 4:f5 r
on sundays
$50 train y also attached sleeping ear every DAY
via r., w. and q. Railroad. without change.
Sunday train on Hudson River Road New York 70 ronsn
Harlem Road Forty second street 70 Mleron and rssarA
""s WV. H. VANDERBILT. vice President
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A UcTIoN sALE.-ERNEsT ROTH, AucTIONEER.
N Positive and peremporv sale of magnificent Houseb
rurninre elegant rosewood Panoiorte, cost 5000
81 Art lne Oh Painting Ac al auction 70 the htgeet bid.
DER without reserve, THIS Tuesday, AFTERNOON May
~ y ocoes precisely At the four story dwelling house ls
consisting Of rosewood Pianoforte, beautiful Par
1cr Bu,ts covered In French satin crimson maroon,
erImsou and gold brocata marble top Tables Etaceres
Curtains occks Mirror Carpets Bedsteads, bureaus,
lounges Sofas and Chairs IN haircoth and reps Glass
ChiDs and Silver Ware. Cutlery &C n. II. Reliable
n attendance pack and ship purchasers
~ = reasonable charge. Deposi, required
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pCTION sALE.-A p CONWAY 4 CO. AUCTION.
eeg.-Peremptory saie Of magnificent Household Fur
nttsre Paintings, Bropses, Works Of Art Articles
WITH, NJ pubic auction the highest bidder without
ssser.e THIS DAY (TuEsDAYl AZ 10y O'Clock, At the
i've story ~ West sthet
tween Fifth and SIXTH Ayenues-Eeyant Parler SHIFTS
ord IN French brocate Of the richest Eagee
eaCretary Bookcase, Pianoforte
k.scignnIes csb.nets Card Tables on Paintings BY emit
And MAnte Mirrors, Lacc Curtains Hatstsnd, Sideboard
Extension Table, superb sets Of China GLASS, Silver
Fable Cutlery, Linen, rosewood aud walnut
.ean.. eedsieads, wardrobes commodes suite style
Louis XIV Hair and Spring Mattresses Hlapkets
Toilet Beta Chairs covered In green rep~ Also
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UCTIoN NoTICE-R. 7. BAxELI. AuCrIONEER
IA THIS DAY Tuesday, May II,
~ lGtS O'CLOCK, at Saleroom, 81 Cortland street
Important Sale Of
Heavy and Shelf Hardware
liable and Pocket Cuilery.
Timed and Enamelied Ware:
Tea Trays and Walters
Silver Plated Ware. Ggns. sc, &c,
in lets 20 sub city aud country buyers
Also.
MATS, AC.-i00 dozen Jute Mats assorted;
40 dozen Scrub Brushes:
tfcr sccOun whom IL couoern.1
RADDLFRY HARDWARE-e Cases. saadler's Hardware,
&c, COMPRISING Leather Saddles, Halers, Brides.
Bite Buckles, Coach Pads Swvels, Rness. &s, slightly
damaged by water.
Catalogues morning ~ sale
X r. HAZELL A co. Austoncers,
81 gortlaudi street
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

VOLUNTARY sURRESDER.-wm. J. sharkey, who was
accused r having guilty knowledge Of two gold cern-
for 900 which stolen from the messenger
Of Messrs Mas Co.. No. so Exchange street. on the
18th OF January 1867 appeared before Justice Bowling
yesterday afternoon and voluntarily surrendered him.
self Mr. Sharkey stated that he out Of town at
the time Of the arrest Of John Hoyt and Theodore H.
Schultz, who were found In possession Of Of the
missing certificates, and who implicated him In the
transaction, else he should have appeared before the
magistrate before Ho was permitted TO give bail In the
sum Of s. 900 for trial. he waived all examination.
Hoyt Is still under bail to await trial.
LARCENY OF MoNEY.-August Kenel was yesterday
given s45 by his employer Morris Marks, Of No. 1877
Bowery TO settle account He II Is alleged absconded
with the money and purchased suit Of clothes instead
His employer accidentally met him on tho way to
railroad depot In order to go West Officer Monahan
arrested Kefel and Justice Dowlng locked him up
trial. The clothing taken back to the dealer and
the entire amount OF money refunded to the owner.
RECKLESS DRIvNG.-Edward H. Ellnger, a carman,
drove and endangered the life of officer Robinson
of the Third precinct while the latter koepng the
Hoboken ferry crossing open for pedestrians yesterday
afternoon. AS he charged with being insulting as
well reckless Elinger arrested and Justice Dow
ling locked him up for trial In default OF bail.
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v E N E Z u & L A
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or the HERALD.

Reply to the French Minister on the Carnibo
Anair-Why that French Vessel was Fired
At In Puerto CabelI iIarbor--Failure of the
HAVANA, Sept. IA, 1867.
BY the mail from Santiago de Cuba have the latest
intelligence received from Venezuela cay to August 81.
With respect TO tho affair OF the French steamer
Carabe in the bay Of Puerto Cabelo tho Secretary for
Foreign Affairs addressed Official communication 10
the French Minister, In reply 70 note received from
the latter. Tho substance Of this reply that the
French vessel referred 10 only forced TO to
anchor In the lower BAY is customary to be done with
all vessels national ones approaching Puerto c.
belo at night The shots fired were only to the
Caraibe He also asserts that when she boarded by
the port officers signs Of dama.e done by the shot
visible, and none shown and the fort could
cites the instance OF the Venezuelan vessel Maparaa,
and the OF national vessel with the Minister Of
Justice aboard both OF which vessels had to observe tho
rule.
The conservation Of the cathedral In Caracas was celc
braicd with considerable poInp and soemnity largo
number OF tho principal families being present tho
august ceremony. The public buildings and many pri-
vate houses were illuminated two nights
jose Hernandez, the c1eftan OF the last faction
have offered 10 submit TO the government IL II sxtonded
its clemency 10 them Orders given accordingly.
General C0lina had again succeeded In putting to
fight the marauders which infested the valley OF Apure
and General saazar captured the leader, valentin
Briseno.
Tho rebel force headed by Trinidad Pachoco had been
reduced and having been broken up longer existed
General santos Jurado returned 10 the capital after
restoring tranquility throughout tho territory secured
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wssTCHEsrfR INTELLIGENCE.

SERIOUS ACCIDENTS TAaKYrowx.-Hugh Boyle,
blacksmith resding at Tsrryto~u, whilo crossing Main
street. In that village, Tuesday afternoon, was sud.
doniy knocked down by runaway horse and seriously
injured II appears ths animal, attached TO wagon,
was standing on the dock, when, becoming rghtened
at the noise OF the steamers whistle, dashed on, and
Mr. Boyle into. On being picked up he was
removed 10 tho drug store Of Mr. Best, when Il was
ascersnei that he severely about the face and
head besides one OF his lees being dangerously In.
jurod He Subsequently conveyed TO his residence
youthful dry goods clerk employed In this village,
named Emil Black, whilo careicssiy handling loaded
pistol few days since, narrowly escaped being fatally
Injured through the accidental explosion OF tho weapon
The ball onterad his breast in dangerous proximity
10 the heart and inflicted a severe wound. lie was
quickly placed n charge OF medical gentleman, who,
however, was unable 10 extract the bullet, although
successful m removing the powder which had lodged IN
the fesh. IL Is now considered probable that WIN
proper care, he may ultimately recover.
PRorosED 0PKSrSo or Ntw RoRp AT HAsriScs-As
an adjourned meeting Of tho Commissioners OF High
ways OF tho town OF Grecnburg, a. which we're also
present William w. Robertson, Co1nty Juage Sunoesto
Mills and Robert Cochran he'd recently at Hastings IN
relation to the proposed opening OF new road 10 run
from the Highland turnpike 20 the railroad depot We
owners OF the Cooke properly through their COUNSEL
declined 10 On srtan any proposition regard ng tho sao
Of ANAL norton OF their land which lies In the line Of
shs vo,d Ia'd ont was desired by the authorities TO
nuychssa Previous TO tho close OF the meeting WAS
nnanimousg resolved carry out the plans a. arranged
previously notwithstanding the course taken ~ the
ropnstors OF the Cooke estate
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NEW JERSEY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
~~~.~~-~>~~--~-,~~.--~~--~~>
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OR THE HeRALD.

TRENTON, sept. Is, 1901
The Central Agricultural Fair was inaugurasd yester
day under the most auspicous circumstances The day
excessively hot and nne drenching shower having
fallen In the morning laid the dust most agreeaby and
rendered the track In exquisite condition Tho visitors
wero not very numerous; Ex-Governor Parker was
among the number. The Arrangements were most CON-
modious for the occasion The following Is the result Of
the horses tried for spced:-Th nrst test for the
fastest three year old horse geldug entrance
fee 81 50 per cent deducted from entrance fee OF
the Of first premium, namely, $50; second s25
Six horses entered Mr. Rttenhouse, OF Princeton,
the owner OF the winner Of the 1rs premium, and Mr.
Satterwate OF Crosswok OF the second One mile heat.
Fastest time by nrst horse, 3:23
The second trial for the fastest PAGER Entry fec,
e15 First premium, $780, second, $50. The winner
OF this entered by w. H. Doble Philadelphia and the
second by Gsrret Carson, Marlboro. Shortest nc by
winner OF rst prize. 234&; ono mile heat; three en-
i fRi third trial ior speed comprised ro,,ng stations
owned in the State. Entry fee, SIS. First premium,
$75; second $50; third e25 four entered, First pre-
MUM won by j. 0'Dikirk, Freehold; second by II.
Metler Phnpsburg, and the third by w. IL Dobie, New
jersey Quickest time by Mr.. ODkirks stallion. 80 y.
The stock continues pouring In and splendid collection
promised More entries being anticipated 10 compete
for the poughpg match IL has been deferred ill to-
morrow. Tho assembly demeaned themselves most
decorousy, and no disturbances marred the hllary Of
tho day amusement
The New York herald., 1867-09-19

New York W.. PhiIadelphia-Home and Home
Game Between the Mntuals and Athletics
The Mutuals Victorious.
crowd OF at least slx eight thousand persons con-
gregated p hs Union grounds, Brooklyn, E. d. ysster-
day for the purpose OF witnessing the home and home
game os rsq sas Aasaais q New York, sea Athletic.
OF Philadelphia. The grounds were in as fine trim as
they we're on Monday-ss, in fact they for every
contes-and the crowd although not quite as large as
that OF Monday, was fully enthusiastic, and
evidently viewed the contest as being be-
tween New York and Philadelphia Although
the figures would show that the game was Close and
consequently exciting. yet as whole, II did not al all
deserve 70 be cassed first rate contest Neither SIDE
played a. all as u could play, and the worst kind OF
mnfinism was INDUCED in at times by several OF the
generally safest players both sides. Had the Muuais
accepted all the opportunities given them and backed up
Martins pitching with such fielding az they exhibited IN
their match with the Union Club, the score might and
doubtless would be, much different The only ones who
ned are Martin and Waterman, OF the Mutuals,
and Fisler, Berry and Radclih OF the Athletics AT
tnes opening OF the ninth innings the game stood
three IN favor OF the Mutuals and the Athletics deter
secure three runs thus making the game tie and
causing excitement to hold the spectators almost BREATH
less Hunt took the bat and the willy Mcbride essayed
all MS science, and Hunt popped the ball straight up,
bus Richard missed 1t ON the fly and Hunt got TO first;
soon after he stole to SECOND, and very shortly came
up then was perfectly deafening and Hunt was con-
graduated on his narrow and fortunate escape. The
game was thus won and the intense excitement broken
shortly after the Mutuals were disposed OF and the
prohensive enough to show by whom the work was
done:-
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List OF Americans registered in Paris for the week
ending 9th September, 1857 Prom New York-Nr
and Mrs. H. A. Loop, Mss Geary, Mr.. and Mrs. @. II.
Yewc, Mr, b. l. Woodruff, Mr.. A. Carter. Mr. Thomas
Little Mr.. =. A. Ward, DR.. j. C. Dalton, DR.. w. r. Hol-
eombs Mr.. John h. Hall, Mrs. T. O Hall, MIss NJ. J.
Hail. Mr. W. u. Ross, Er. @ p DevlIn Mr. O. D. Butler,
Jr, Mr. 3. Dobeil, Mr.. r. H. stoughton, Mr. and MIRA
n. Starr Mr.. J. W. Hamersley, Mr. j. II Hamors-
Icy, Mr.. John Hudson, Mr.. w. schwarz, Mr.. J. J.
B1rns, Mr. L. Crimes Mr. and Mrs J. shndler Mr.. pnd
Mrs. r. h. Eldridge Tarrytown, N. Y.-Mr. N. Glove
land, Miss Cleveland. Providence, r. 1-Mr J. O. But
terworih, Jr. New Haven-Mlss Ella Harrison. Bos-
ton-Dr. r. II, Brown, Mr. and Mrs G. II. Dalton, Miss
Lobdell Mrs Gilcbrst, Mr.. and Mrl T. A. Strong, Mr.
r. Adam Ames Mr. aud Mrs. ". /. Richardson, Mr. II.
L. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs Robeson, Miss A. Tucker, Mr.
and Mrs 7. A. Goddard Mr.. and Mrs d. Hnsklsy Mr. f.
w. Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Motley, Misses Motley, Mr. A. O. Hfls. Mas
sachusctts-Mr A, =. within. Now yersey-Dr. T. l.
WeIling Philadelphia-Mr N. j. Koopes, Mr. and
Mrs j. 1. Caghorn, Mr. W. D. wstborIlL sayannah-
Mr. A. Dobell. Loulsiana--Mr K. Borland, Jr Gin.
cinpat Ohio Mr. r. Michel, Mr. w. Penn Nixon, Mr..
y r. white, Mr. n. ". Conn, Mr.. A. ID. Mayo.
Ihicaro--Mr. VIM Wheeler, Mr. A. r. II. Harris Mr.
H. n. Funck Mr. y. W. Peck. wisconsin--Nr and Mrs.
9. washburn. San Trancisco--Mr J. Trubody.