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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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Herald.
.rsEs ----~~~~>~->~~S>~>~4~.~s a ~
Tho Luxsnburg Question Settled and the
Peace Of the Old World Secured.
fas ->~>~~,~~~>~~~c~~~S~~ s
0mcial Announcements by the
British Cabinet. @
xhs oraaA Duchy 1gsntralIxsd On.
dor Guarantee and Prussia to
1yseuase the Territory. y s
The Fortress Of Luxcnlburg
tobc Raced. W.
EXCITING DEBATE ON the REFORM BILL.
'a ILL., ~ ..ys ~,
= Disraeli's Ansndme1fs Voted by !
Majority ~ ,sixty-six. 81
4 FRANCO-ANxRICAN SUBMARINE CABLE.
4 FsascO-AuzRIcAs SUBMARINE CABLE.
Advaass in COnsols, Cotton and Five
0si% aal Twenties. y aAaaa ~ < Il
he. ~ &c. &c.,- g.
BY THE CABLE TO NAY TO-
14 sHa ~>r~~~~--r~S~~->>~--~~,S~~-~- .sasg so
THE PEACE CONGRESS. II

The LnxesMbuK1 Question Settled and Peace
ssscarea ~ saarantee-Prmssia % Evacuafe
sas Fortress and the Works 70 be Raxed-
Ths Territory % the lrasd Dacsy Newtrai-
'sSsA U~dcr. Rsie II Holland. &C..
sas eaars e QUEENS HorEr ! M
~ t,s, s LONDON, May 9, 1867.
The representatives Of the Great Powers com.
Missicaed to the Peace Congress in this city re.
assembled in session this afternoon. after the ad-
joarnmeas which took place on Tuesday and con-
tinued over Wednesday. es a e ta.4.
y fAe second meeting has proved success With
~eiercsce 70 the difficult and important subject
waisa the paeaipossatiasiss have been callsa;upon
= 1ssa. as between France and Prussia, the Grand
'Dspsg q d,axe1bdrs and Holland. s'as
% Zee ss~a;cs islsetAsa ir faoor-st a,eatv. z
II ~ the recorded minutes Of the Congress I.,,x-
sabsrg re~ains under the rule OF IN. King OF
Hsiland. 3 & y,
/. rae csn.raization Of the terrific Of the Grand
Dwchy w.t. be guaranteed ny the grca, Powers Of
EUROPE. syg4s4ss Z
TAs fortsess Of Luxembourg will be evacuated
BY ths Prassian troops, and razed to the ground.
No troops win be retained within the territory
81 t~xemi.srg except . force which may be
necessary to maiatsin order and preserve the
psscs. n
The pressure which was exertsd on the plsnipo.
tsatsries in the Congress By the defiant attitude
= which TIVE opposing Powers-Fraucc and Prussia -
nsaints;aed towards each other, combined with
tho knowledge which the members had Of the
great war preparations which were being csrricd
on on the Continent, led 10 very speedy action
- the PAT, Of the Conference representatives.
\ rhers nov remains, merely, the Official and ex-
esative details Of the proceedings to be settled
which will be done in due form and speedily.
TIVE treaty Of settlement. which will Of course
( be properly named and Untitled, viii be aligned
a Ffid,y or Saturday next &
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a ss.r. .. IL, !: p ,,a,s ~ fs1HtA1o sot1osH.,
An INSURANCE 0rrIoE,
A RAILROAD 0FFfCa -
.xft & ~ AtttH JHWkLRI xfoSee,s
u OR AEY BUSINESS kk8G, sisa
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. A Wise Head aaA Cle1r ufn1esseae1lnG. J
10 - possess both. woar Srly 49,
es ou,y cslpd a ~ RroadyAy aal Isl rultoA srsse
They excel ~ 6thers " beauty and hnfsb. @s..Tss
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stea ssship Great Hnssern.
advised ~ the eharte-ers that the ship will
,prp 10 ,bs rss@se~ refnn6sd p~rtsss
having purchased ueir nrkets ~ applying to ms,
WELLS, FAkuo a 90.
Passage Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11

= A Care Wavra ned - Meney r. etu1so(. -Dys
FlILERa Vegetable Rhcumatic Rsnedy poa4Ae90y osse
Ss Gss r.rs scr ~
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"A Certeis aaA speedy Relief NJ .all CascS g
Coughs and C0ids c0u6dAuy relied ypou 70 follow
the Use u PoRTKR's COUaH BAi:sAN Depot, = Bar
clay street, '4 NJ x 80 tf
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Rsss1wss csrnrr u feIo~ street sod q No &SSresl
way uuder Horse, win replace the ta1lsxsa
and crushed hsts-vct'sas " The Nor moves-wNh ~
s.cgsn' caseesar ..t
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The Hack Creek BviAxe whsch sew o.
srfts tho msxnife~nt torogfatc the Amerfcsa
continents has been prcnou pced failure an eiases q
citizens. No, With the sprine and s.Yss .,
gcuts Dress Hats sssued by oar neighbov BUkKE. % -
Fulton street HIS hats give universal sAsissc'ion Ana "
style, texture hnsh and price par erceleace.
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Are xcS Disssrssd .t Nishs s.1 AZ Brsts sc, e
tectht II st once and &C. bottle Of Mks WiNe1
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP II will relieve the ttltle seSr
and perfectly safe AL Thiftydve ceats bos
BE and cali for -
MRS WINsrOWs SOOTHING syRUr.
having the fac Emte OF Curtis Perkins, on the 0utss0
wrapper. Ali ohoss base im.stioas. H*tfs1
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T.s s,swS fIss1;sw s +, sJ ass ss.sss
sewing mschsnel, PRECEDENT. so B'c~dwv. W.
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Iasst Havana Igotsery.-PgiDes Paaa -
aos iniormsiio f"raishsd fs- Aghsst pssd It
beu'''"; az 81 re 90 3 s.assS. VI. s... aG
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sold by all diugsists gss
An ,a,Ihs sMis.ss.. Pre...ss: lsSs;x Elssys.s
csSpsas ea,
A., s:s.s; ~ s sssSs ::';
vision OF beauty that hsans The fancy isae stsc 40
An~iher Rcductis~ Of Prices y s&
iacs; r.. s ss,:, a s., Eeass svs@
sa UIoTatsc ,'' rses,
as Largest stock ia th,s CITY. r
BaoKAw Baos..
Oand - Fourth sveuec and q fA'sys.ss o'acs
ss :,ss n. s:1 s.s 3
ss' I Il \ S9s ss a1f 81 pss g
M ' al s' sss: a.
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wrapper. All others base imilasisa.. . 80
7 8t na&efE "a
s:.ss.: 's :sus ' :.S = s..s s;'aIss
,as sfir Rs: f.sss s Depot
;SsE:: s;$s $ :ssgs g s sF; =:
Avis. Head s.A Gls.r !Is1essssssa.G.tt
e \: sure ssa sS sc:,s e ass e KY
They ~ Otnfrs w beauty ana uniSh.
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xsss: pEas ' ssiSs r.s ~: Ssuj0ES,
40: .:s. ::. "a :s. q: z
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ss;:. - s'ssa-s' sssF s'"F's '''''. s'''''
'oSv'
y.s: s.:. s:.. ss.s x ~ a.. y (; sss fk
nssv.,. nvsscAisl 1r.chss. - Tea. ! ., 80
and '''' s''"" Hon sss cHss $ss
=: =: re-: 4: e: s:s
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ss.s's :.id rslss: rs.s. 90. -
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NY SARAH A. ChEvAlk8k. u. "
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rsosvssessnI csseesas ~..4
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s arc sy Pc fos VII ss
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Ne A:' :. n AZ T;ss Ha; ''st =
sr.l they Sid coed rhey 40. -
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around each bouIs aud hey s-ay. made y =:
so.rs ' s.nSa. , asi, as and
produce immediate e.ses s rns u ssassss
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ma. g s.. -rlss Ssrsr;:.!rff' s:kst
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mss.ss r.. ss.: :... - "a Il
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Rs,mi H.vsp. and Al LEGAL Lottery Pss.ss.
us4 la ffFns
e'-''a n CLAYTON. 70 wal, ss-.ss Nov vsss-
IL O., s'.or'-"-s, sra Va the city. as ss.s
siJi.s sndsas e.'' 'i'es y s"'' n sArp~m
~ ard n sew~er
ss :. :s:s.s yti. s:-.ss.; Ia. he ship v
rss-ss- wai bc Refunded 70 p~rt~s
'''''' purchased '' "'s' Ss X 90
Passage Agents.
sr'ss too MOS. sssiss~n; scroghfsic on ,ss Xeriosa
ssn'insnn has ss.. fsass ~ AZ eis.s.
&c, pr. s sss ~ -. s' n &c
sfs sas ma .ss SIC. 70. sss esess -
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sewing msch'nei, fressaeu so s'c@dwsy. rs~'a~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11

Astsre 60 lie, " sa nre NJ. ssssALo BUILDING
HhSs s@s" SUITABLE FOR
A BANKING HOUSE. Fl
Az INSURANCE. OFFICE
A RAILROAD OFFICE,
A JFwEisHy STORE
..s.....s...s HAT STORE
or my other business requiring ptoniasnt aud sassi To-
cation.
A-A-A.-KasSssbeva n ssr Have still the
haes Meesschan,n Pipes and se - we o'd Nsnd No
JOAN street, up stairs. aud ell ~ low prices
Aver Rrexr D,.ceisrasssss, .cslIea NTH.
csrst W Dr. rERHy, y Boat sgsss 8ei sr ~ tvAxnsls
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Eve Ksr csis~S fSscs L,.Sss Eavsr HssS sS1 don,
sssnp'ics Oarc 81 rfth Of Twsnty ssh-
st~rt.
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RsynI Hsvsss and Al Lesai Lottery PssnsN
o'''sa > NJ CLAYTON. 10 wall ss-es. Now vssk.
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Serious rcascsns ier ygsss %ss 4 nrssf xbsss r.
Diseases pduced By ignofs o. ~ SSsr~s
sgr Il mad seot IN sealed st.,s .rsrS
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Luug G~asptaiats. Bronchitis. Astjsasa. o.,
specdsy relieved snd tsker IN t'me iesrnAssouF
cared. by JAyNE'S rxFEtTOEANr Ton will asd I. 70.
also crtsa Zoe coughs sal eoid- Sold sysrr.
wke
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(see,tSsssse~ Water r. . levsaia Carr 6og
D,asetes and Diseases 81 me kdssys Dspes Wcf9 =.
DavSA's Seri~s style ~ entIessea,s- Hate
wv broadway. near D.aas street. es# 6aa
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The U~ivers-l Essy:s,ss S s..
". sAtsoMONs, err Broadway, ccrner 81 orss s~s7'
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r,cHTIsc n ssGlasu.

DooA5 o. ehtfy 70 % SHFF o1sH UnVH
sls, hours previous te.lhs race,
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0enas: vnsiiia. y~nitIsa. va.l.in, yasllya,
- CedSr street
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ego sSf.1Isrs;s s:s:fs sasizb.z4
rpWgDY Used in~srily New YORK sgsnts, Deuss
IA n.s d 60. Hel'-, Hcmhcld. codinson
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a New NIserseheee: store Fl Peliak q 40
,ofors II 6ee broadway. foarh srsss. R~rasess
I'm
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CissinS Spseches 81 Gladstsae nsd DriGhr-
Reply Or ihe Chsscsllsr st the ExchesRsr-
The acknowledgements Msjsrssy sixty.
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u.ss.. sss..: a., "a Sslsrs .s s .ss s.:s
Asa HnssxA
The Louisiana Democrat., 1867-07-03

ID sTURZENEGGER. Importer Of and
III. Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Etc, No. 43 Old Leyee Street, New Or
leans, La. Goods sold ut NEW YORK
PRICES. Mr. A. DENIS formerly with
Nessrs +. Reinailhos& Ncyrey is connect
cd with this house. apl, sly
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New Goods! New GoodsM

Corn, Oats and Bran,
at reasonable rates. / have. also ONE
HUNDRED PLOWS: Calhoun pattern,
Peacock and Hall & Spear; Nos. !, ], il
and 2, at NEW ORLEANS PR1CE6.
Give me call and judge for yourselves,
but don't come all at once aud don't for
get your pocket books.
will either advance or give q reason
able price for Cotton. Inquirejust aboyethe
...5.ss ICE HOUSE HOTEL.
feb 20 If JACOB WALKER.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1867-07-03
N. 0. ADVERTISEMENTS.
Euze%u2 ] EUasku : ]! RN2s1su /!

DERUV1AN 6ARk bIII6kk5--.s.
CELEBRATED Tonic AND Alternative. i
A Certain Preventive to Fever & Ague
PREPARED IN NEW ORLEANS. q s.
TyROM the recipe of Southern practi-
IL cling physician, Of acknowledged
scientific ability, from the best Red Gin
chona (Peruyian) Bark selected especially
for the purpose .
The proprietors offer the PERUVIAN
BARK BITTERS as a preventive for Fever
and Ague, an excellent Alternative and
Tonic peculiarly adapted to. the Southern
climate; depurative Of the blood and
other fluids and an agreeable stimnlant,,
These Bitters will efectually cure Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
Chronic Diarrhea, intermittent Fever,
Ague, Diseases of the Kidneys, all Diseases
arising from Disordered Liver, Stomach
and Intestines and all kinds of Periodical
Diseases. DIR. M. PERL & CO.,
Sole Propriet0rs and Manufacturers,
Il g New Orleans La.
G. L. KoUNs & BRO, So Common st.,
Wholesale Agents.
w The above Bitters can be had Of
s. X. JOHNSON, HENRY ST. JOHN and
all Druggists.
Alexansdria, La, April 8, 1s67-tf.
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NOTICE,

A TT II Fl N n I O N ! u
V1HE UNDERSIGNED viii purchase, at
j. the highest market price, in any
quantity, old RAGS, BRASS, COPPER,
IRON, OLD CORN SACKS and MOSS.
Call at his store back of the Ice House
orlat his Warehouse opposite F. Fluck's,
on Third Street.
No business transacted on Saturday.
May l, lS67-tf, JOSEPH NoLf. !
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
OF LEARNING go
and. .a IS ea,,
MILITARY ACADEMY,
Near Alexandria, Founded and Supported
by the State Of Louisiana.

SIXTH SESSION
DEGAN 1st MONDAY in SEPTEMBER
ID last, and ends 30th day OF j JUNE, 1867.
ACADEMIC BOARD
DAVID F. BOYD, Superintendent and Pro
fessor Of Ancient Languages.
RICHARD NJ. yENABLE, Professor Of En-.
gineering. ,..
JOHN A. A. WEST, Professor Of Math
ematics.
JEAN PIERRE BELLIER, Professor of
Modern Languages.
JOHN r. PAGE, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
istry, Mineralogy and Geology.
JAMES w. WILSON, NJ. D., Surgeon and
Professor of History and Physical Geog-
raply. .,rr f4, KS
JAMES M. BOYD, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy .,,, ,Jfs..
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL sEMMEs, Professor
of Moral Philosophy and English Lit
erature.
= = = : - Commandant of Ca
diets and Instructor in Tactics.
JOHN P. fMcAULEY, Assistant Professor
Of Modern Languages.
JAMES NJ. GARNETT. Assistant Professor
of Ancient Languages. Isl ...
Vacant. To be filled soon.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and an Aeademic
Department including Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, and Special School
Of Civil Engineering.
ADMISSION .s
Granted to Cadets of fourteen gears Of age.
scho 1mov arithmetic, English Grammar and
Geography. sa
EXPENSES
| OF every kind, except clothing, for 10 months,
$425 90; 1925 90 payable in advance, bal
ance lst February. 5
The number of matriculates is now l56,
but many more Cadets can be received
For further information, address a Is
hfaa D. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
Post Office, Alexandria, La
January 2, If
w. I. FUoUA 7. D. MARSHALL,
In Commendaml
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PATTISON g. CAGE,
Houma, Parish Of fTerrebonne, La.

I1Oullld, ISL VI AOilobN4hS, A@"'
WE RESPECTFULLY REFER TO:
Messrs. j. M. Pelton, R. G. Moore, w. A
Shaffer, Winslow Hatch, Adolphe Verret
c. S. Hunt. Captains J. ]. Shaffer, W. A
Bisland, Colonel j r. Bisland, Messrs. Da
Wis g. BarTow-Terrebonne.
Messrs. Thomas P. May, +. Webb & Co.
Octave Hymel-St John the Baptist
Messrs. r. &E. Troxler & Co., Chauvil
Lewis & Bourgere, Sosthene Deneuf
bourg-St Charles. .,3gi
DR.. John E. Pugh--Assumption.
Messrs. Scuddy Perkins, John Webb, 7
Observation-Disclosures.
L. G. Compton, Esq.-Rapides.
L Rhodes-St. Mary.
| jan 16 ls671ya
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SHERIFFjS SA LIE.
Bernard McFeely No. sls-DistTaes p.n.
John Clark. >ides, State Of fLouislspa
|DY VIRTUE of writ Of Fieri Faelas =. !,
ID sued from the Honorable the Dlslncs
Court in and for the Parish Of RapieeA
State of Louisiana, and to me addresseala
the above entitled and numbered suii
have seized and will offer for sale to tpo
last and highest bldder, on
SATURDAY, the Sd day ofAUGUST, l0ea,
between the hours of A. NJ. and 4 p ~
at the Court House door, in the Town . =
Alexandria Parish Of Rapides, State 9
Louisiana, the following described pFope..' 3.
ty seized as the property Of the defendans.
lts-wit:
All that part Of certain parcel OF laass =
living N the Town Of Alexandria, Parish o.
lRapiaes. State Of Louisiana. known spa
designated on the plan Of said Town e q
parts of lots No. l and 2, in square NO. 9,
commencing at the upper line OF the p.up avp
|erty belonging to Mrs. simons, ana iss, IT,,
ming up TO the cross street from tne I'sss asss
SO as to contain eighty.two feet SIX lnc',ss hs
English measure, front on Third Street =!
the depth Of the square with the buiialpss ~
/ and improvements thereon except tnil'..
i eight feet front on Third Street runnmss s.s
] back that width halfway and then WIZ ~
the width of fifty feet the other hall .. ans
being the same property on which Nelsol
Taylor now has a Livery Stable.
TERMS or SALE: Cash in United states
Treasury Notes, subject to apptaisenle.n'.
]. r. ANDREWS,
June Is. ie67-tds. SheflH
Printers Fees s223 IS.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
A LII PARTIES wishing the sulphurous
"A acid gas apparatus known and pat
ented as 9 Pattison's Revolving Cylinder
will do well to apply Immediately, as first
come will be first served For the clarifi-
cation of cane juice, it is superior TO all
others, and the only perfect machine in ex-
listence. Perfect satisfaction will be given
before any payment is made. AL orders
addressed to- s8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-15
Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations

Atthe suggestion of many OF our readers,
who do not understand the signal numbers In
the striking OF the be lis to designate the locai.
ties of fires, we publish the following list of
the numbers and localities Of the boxes in this
city:
SD street east and L street south
18th street east and Virginia avenue.
4-llth street east and Pennsylvania avenue
9Th street east and Pennsylvania avenue.
18th street east and street south.
18th street east and South Carolina avenue
18th street east and II street north.
12-2d street east and street north.
1S9 1% street east Ard East capitol street
I'D street west and street south
I6-pelIce Station Az and street south.
1s-llth street west and Maryland avenue.
19-i3a street and Maryland avenue.
1t street north and New Jersey ave., tR. 3.
ss-citSyt ciSthe1lil, Hall.
24-No. i, Hook and Ladder House, Mass. ave.
2a-4th $ treet west and New York avenue.
weHt and nart streets
3s-loth 20 street west 1 and I II i street north.
31-i1s street and Pennsylvania avenue.
32-7th street west and street south.
3stt-Bank Of Washington, Louisiana avenue.
sG-l2,h street "ts west and street north.
s ndrsh and 18th
west.
s2-state Department, l4th st. west and st. north
42-Riggs' Bank 18th st west and n Y avenue
43-l5th street west and street north
45-lgth street west and III street north.
46-2lst street west and Pennsylvania avenue.
4s-l61a street west and III street north.
4s-2Gth street west and NJ street north.
49-Police Station. Goth st. west and X ST. north.
51-26th street west and G street north.
92-23d street west and l. street north.
a3-Smithsonian Institution.
!4-]Sth street west and street north.
56-Arsenal gate
57-Nayy- Yard gate.
5e-lIth street west and street north.
Seth street west and street seuth.
61-Adams, Express Office. Pennsylvania avenue.
62-Government Printing Office, street
G3-7th street west and street north.
64-9th street west and street south.
65-l4th street west and street south.
67-U. S. Observatory
6s-Sth st. west and st. north. (residence of Su-
perintendent of Police)
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Bridget Dersan, the Murderer-A Comics.
sion EXpected-Her Accomplice.

The execution Of Bridget Dergan for the
murder of the wife of DR.. CorieIl, of New Mar
ket, New Jersey, Will take place at New Bruins.
wick on Friday. August 3Jth, between 10 a. M.
and 8 p m. Bridget is a native of Ireland, and
came 10 this country five years ago. Recently
she wrote q letter 10 her brothe j ohm uergan
who lives in Sllgo county, Ireland, in for mine 2
him OF her condemnation. She has received q
reply to this letter.
She is now preparing letter to her relatives
in Ireland. which is not 10 be sent until after
her execution, in which it is expected she will
give some particulars of the m urder for which
she Is about to be hanged She converses
freely with every one who calls, and some.
tlmts utters expressions which she afterwards
regrets, but is always reticent with regard to
the murder. She says she will leave her con-
lesson with one person, who is supposed to be
her spiritual adviser, Father Rogers, of the
First Catholic Church of New Brunswick,
who visits her once week, aud in whom she
has the utmost confidence.
Mary Gilroy, the supposed accomplice of
Bridget, occupies a cell on the floor above that
OF Bridget. The temperament of Mary is quite
the reverse OF that of Bridget Dergan. She
censures Bridget most harshly for bringing
her into this affair. and declares that Bridget
is the real murderer, and that she might as
we'll me Ike her confession and save her soul.
1t is said that Mary GilroY and Bridget Der
gan were at one time pickpockets around the
provision market of this city. About two years
ago they went to New Market, N. J., and were
employed in the families of DR.. CoreIl and a
neighbor, Mr.. Vail. Mary's trial will take
place at the September term of the Middlesex
county courts.-N y. P0et
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Dry Goods.


During the past week there have been no
changes calling for special notice. No more
failures having Deen reported, credits have
been extended more literally. and it is pretty
generally conceded that the worst has been
seen already in the present season In bro yn
sheetings there hes been more activity. and
some desirable qualities have advanced abour
half cent yard In bleached goods the
sales have been heavy. stocks in the hands
of agents have sensibly diminished, and
prices of the inferior grades have ad-
yanced a trifie. Drills and ,eans are with
out any marked Improvement Prints
are in increasing demand. Merrimacs Aliens
Spragues and American Print Works goods
are readily taken at firm prices. New aud
tasty styles, Of course, receive most attention.
Ginghams OF the better qualities are in good
demand, but the inferior grades are neglected
Jaconets, sliesias. and cambrics are in sreadv
demand, but without any increase of orices
The exhibition of American shawls this sea-
son is unusually attractive; the demand for
this kind OF goods Is largely on the increase,
and better prices are realized. In cloths and
cassimeres, as well as in Italians, there is mo
activity, the demand from the clothing houses
being on the increase.
In foreign goods there is not much change
since our last report. The importat,ons for
the last week have been large, but not quite
equal TO the importatons OF last season.
Fancy casslmeres and the fine qualities of
cloaklngs are In good demand, and plan
silks are held firmly The choice STYLES OF
dress.eoods, of which the supply is large and
the accum ulatIon in bond nearly equal to last
years stock, are In moderate demand the sea-
son not heing sufficiently advanced for live
ly trade In these styles.-N. L. Independent, 18th