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New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

Eighth-st and Fourthsye, but tet that there no
society OF the name given by spelman and
that the latter was an impostor. Mr. ]. NJ. Hart
ley Secretary OF the genuine Society for Improving the
cumstances called at Police Headquarters Monday.
and made complaint and In few hours young Blooming
dale arrested his possession found list OF
the names Of leading citizens to whom he has either seht
or intended to send, begging letters. MIR. Emhnne2
Boomngdale the father OF the accused residing ut No.
Si East Sixteenthst became surety for the future sp
peafance OF his The accused would seem 10 nave
studied up the law the subject rs he had prepared
'rief abstract OF the law bearing his case, which
he retained for future occasion ..
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FEFD THE sPARROWs.

ITItNNf.
SIR: Can you not induce some of our citizens
" bcs0w little attention upon the sparrowsf They are
having hard time OF it that the ground is covered
with few bits OF bread thrown To the grass
plat I'm the courtyard wiz save many useful busy life,
and provide much needed breakfast. 1t will afford o
pleasing and refining sight for the children Some few
persona have noticed who do TINS and are rewarded
every morning the breakfast table by the presence OF
"'A"'"' uhgently eating hearty meal
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
EIREG

The steamboat Clara DObsOn was burned, On
Monday night near st. Louis. Loss, $4,000.
Buildings occupied by Mr.. Jacob Pope and
Mrs Harry stuart Pikest ia Port Jervis were do
stroyed ai O'Clock yesterday morning The goods were
taken out.
LOSSES AND INsURANCEs IN BEEKMAN-sr.
The losses and nsurances in the fire at No.
IT Beekmanst reported by yesterdays TRIBUNE are as
follows Messrs George Sanderson Co., dealers IN
steel first floor, $4,000 insurance-Ionkers and New
York, 5000 Bowery, 5000; Commonwealth, $500;
Park, $500 Insurance Company Of North America.
occupied by Mr. l.. c. Dunbars Manhattan job printing
Office; loss on stock So 30O0 insured The third toor.
front was occupied by Messrs Nhttemore Abbott.
spice grinders loss stock. $1,000 insured ifor
that amount. Messrs. Wisdom * Paradee on the
third floor rear, dealers in curled hair. lost 800
The fourth floor occupied by MT Z. John-
son, printer loss stock, $500 insured:
Messrs X. q. Dun Co.. publishers OF The C0mneffldi
Record the fifth floor lost about $1,000 insured Ihs
building is owned by Mr.. Edwin Dun and may be re-
paired for $4,000 insured by various city companies
No rs is occupied wholly by Mr.. j. j. Adams, brush
maker; loss by water, $1,000; insured Tor slO0O Tho
building is owned by Anson Livingston, ana may DC re.
paired for $780, The FIRST fourth and NTH no0rs ana
basement ara occupied by Messrs. Van Nest Hayden.
dealers in saddery hardware; loss by water GJo0 In
sured for 100000 follows Humboldt $4,000; North
River $1,000 Commerce OF Albany, 5000 The building
is owned by Peter Hayden ana may sGy oo ee ne ne
the City, North American. and one other company
The first floor of No. Go FultOns Is occupied Dy Mess
j. c. COnroy Co., dealers In fishing TACKLE; daaeo 70
stock by water, $500; insured for $4,000 by cy oon
panies Mr. William j. Howell, the lessee OF tne besA
man-st building had $500 insurance IN tne EinPo o.
Office on his lease. This. of course Is totaI ioss n
also engine and boilers III tne fea
for s27Oa by the North America OF Pnlladeipna Ins
building No 6S Fulton-st owned by Messrs Murphy
Son. and may be repaired for $500 suren ior vow" W
the Phnnix. Resoute and Etna OF Hartford
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

ar Smteen men, engaged in cutting wood in
ot kothwald, Ia Austria, had collected TO
nv % ia hen suddenly they were overwhelmed
III TI,rss ne VI spow and swept away hut and
r,ha, a eiapsed before they missed, aud
fo e., eocn @ was made FOR them eleven extrcated
fon y. "n y, zen OF whom dead and the other
sapsG'ea 70 iEe The other seven have not vet been
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

THE LATE JOHN HENRY, son or fATRlCk
HESRY-The death Of this gentleman at nus pa,rImonin
seat in Charlotte County, Va. has already been an
Sonnced and speaking OF him The Norfolk Journal Of
late date says: ,.,.n uarrv his soc rohr ,yhc.s
has inst occurred was only two years DID, ana No
no recollection of his father but To his dying
nr no cherished An ardent affection for his memory
a the relics of the patriot with religious caro-.
nd defended IL against all the misrepresentation whieh
the heated parsans Of subsequent 10 the revelu
ron were disposed 10 lay at his door Among those relcs
wa remember a small penknife which the uncle OF
the orator gave him when he was atboy, and which
no wore in his wastcoat pocket 10 his dying day visit
health and before the raging OF that terrible storm
which has Frustrated the fortunes OF the South, was
day ever TO be remembered by the recipients ot
the courtesies OF that hosptabe mansion Its poson
on the brow OF hill was all that oonld De wsh.H as
looked southwark. heard on the righi
little mountain stream breaking its irregular way 70
Stanton aud before you stretching faT ana woe anu
bounded by the Stanton several huhufou acIos
rich low grounds teemng with crops OF corn wnsa se
tobacco; and yet beyond the piue Hills vi nnnaA
rising from the banks the stream but not opstctns
a view Of the south far ~ the eye cou9 reach al so
refined and genial inequalities OF that
who ever shared them viii ever be unmindim es Ase
then, the even shadows were falling thai VISIT wsn
the famy TO the grave OF great patriot who ay pc
side his wife and family OF several geusrations
ettngy one OF most interesting dayo u tn9 s %
OF the visitor IL was not the disposition OF M s:
Henry 10 en gage IN tho turmoils OF public ie W VIA va
empoyments OF his beautiful plantson In the "
a large and intelligent family, and IN the gentle anu see
erous pursuits OF literature he sp.nt pcsceIu Hu no"
OrAble Afc
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
Sutton Salts Of gtal cstatt.

AT AUCTION.-By order of the SUPREME
~ COURT ln PAhItl oS Sale positive. JAMES COLES son
w sell l Auction. SATURDAY feb 1888 at Il o'clock At Con.
erca Exchange, Js uloBt Brooklyn, TIE valuable PLOT f
GROUND kaosn NO 80 Gialdst. brooklyn D. and the Build
thereon The iot The south l OF Granzt 90 feet east OF
unionavs ard f foa iy 10 deep The Foal building bait
o. buck substantial mEurcr and thFcrso, attic. and cellar,
cautanng rooms, beside ani cellar Size p b. IS The
frsme TIE eaeh si and cellar
ao Al ihs tre vacant LOTS BghNkA'e, vest
si- - fefso south of Narrf Il
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
Eunsts anb farms ManttS.

EARM WANTED-In New-Jersey, from 10 to
with good Buildings Rent Lease depot
Atirrss ". D.. hGnAroneck, Wesehester Co. " Y
WANTED TO BUY-A HOUSE containing
within time of the city Address
~lth price sni description Boz No. 4596 PostOhce.
VNANTED-A COUNTRY PLACE, of one to
w Eve acres rood HOUSE, within II houu Of wsst
Tot above = eco Address MOTT Co.. No. ~ Wsllst.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
SoarS anS 3ucn,s.

A MEXICAN HOUSE,
IA BOSTON MASS.
The very important and improvement, which have recently
been made this popular Hotel Nesi eaDe
the pOpeors ose 20 Tourists Families and the Irsyeng fneh
accommodations and coavences superior other ote IN hs Guy
During the Summer additions bave been made Of numerous ~
apartments bathing attached;
Tufts magnificent the constructed con
vs guests the upper story Of the house minute the sne'
have been and richly earpesd thoroughly
penshi and reunhed making in all its app0Benis equal TO
hotel the country Telegraph 0fce Billiard Halls and Cafe on
the first hOor LEWIS RICE L son. ProprietoTs
GS AND upward for single ROOMS with
RO BOARr Rooms without Board. 80 Board snd Room.
DAY. 81 so at DUPONT HOUSE. La ght and Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
Gitu RtaI Gsiait for SaIs.


EOR SALE or to LET,sFURNISH ISHED-lh
large arsics RESIDENCE lgosn a. ne heii Maa9, 80 ~
seeon;. mile sHe quarter from c,ra fsis ,'',o @ AZ ~
n by ,@bos, 60 Faoa Terr' The ra1son suroanie by
magaaceu lora irres h s1atsi on an atoa ,oPls lG ~ ~
re. TIE oa., i about soO iesi oonial bs.ies
Dr., se, saralStsbe a. L k,s r,t.nr are, p'ated
sl4 decorated throughout With ue addition oi f'e 70,
club fris's J1rrl h.es- aa' tcol .1ee s,
Apply lEw.S b Brown g PRANK g. bRO"N No - Broad
NOE GlLE-i4 acres of LAND, Just over the
Iaea E. almost adjoining ihe NJ souihefa y s ,a 81
0Eehanart a. , si' ~, ~ ~, E,.-. Ts pot es ssaS,
ns ;s ef rEsi Y PSE o. d%s s % '' y Ers.
NOR SALE-A first class three-stoy brown
,tore HOUSE also lol 2irlOo ssuatri Olchul arl
taea, aahsi Helr FaA''e Terms eiJ APp5 20 "SoS'
LNOR SALE-A PLOT Of LOTS on Seyonteth-
s,,,,, sai Farssa,e ao Lot oa nl.sye Aal,os-A'e,
EOR SALE-A HOUSE on Thirty-second-
Ninth Pnee sl6o0 i ahafaol hAfA 0a'''1'H''
UIFTH-AVE., between Forty-third and Forty
toTt., r. 49, " I'5 i5 sls .,, S s ri loi
t1lefoni 40 "i~, .' 80 .I' -
llsS DO ts5 i' .s1t0i lo' -5t.- arc saasl
oy hn,i ,iah.. 70 40 - o' & N tl - Psr.'s ~.nig
permits to t1aas ipgy to JOns SHERWOOD, 40 40 fnhs
nom ~. 10 a.. 10 WILLIAM H. LLL' Nos 81
sad 1ls Broaisa' Tenn, hhsraL
EIFTH-AVE.. below Ffty-eighth-st., TN
And Ftavrs .e1nd 10 M and
A., or Po-v second FoI,rtrh. foih FoIiF .ereah for.
eighth Ffh Ffsirst FJ second, Fify fourth, ftaiA tl'
f''' ''-'' ''' 49, " p sEYNOUR. No III BrosdwA1.
EOR SALE-A fine PROPERTY, on the Eighth
ave with welesisb,bed Bakery. lot il snd house 10 tni
rate order Apply 10 D. WILLIAMS son No % Cedstsi
EOR SALE-ST0RE on Duane-st one OF the
best Produce Staad the sitt FeT a pAfueuAs
.ppy a. GEO. 4 HICKCO& No % CedAr,t, ~ y
I +. WILLIAMS q son,
~. No S1 Ceiartt.
One House z6.htt, ilSS
One a-siory House z6tL-st sthase. ityD
House l1lh6i lsVO
Several properties, With immediate posesn Also Lor
diaereat parts Of the city.
seN Oh LOAN small amounis on Bond and sorigsse
HARLEM LOTS for SALE.
on ave- cor hundred and ghth,t.. 900
on ssthaye hundred ard lo0
Ion TenthAye OnhundTel AMI rh - $50
4on HghGye cor Onehnnd l2oOJ
And an ere iron. puetesht between Eighth
and 81 SoholasaveA Apply J. EHUBBELL 80 - Pinesl
QcTH-STREET, s. ". corner OF AVENUE
on A-Fou LOTS sa exchange Tor improved real estate
Apply to T. KlRCHNER no ei Lberty-tt
A NJ serbia, u.. nnor,,
No o. Pines,
CITY Country Property Of description bought sold AID
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

SuPaEMz COURT-CmcUTT.-Part
opens at
s35. st. Jurys ct al. sgt. Van Tss-
eel et al.
655. Martin agt. Old.
6T7. Morn Asphaltic Cement Co.
agt. Merritt
7i3. Fellows sgi. McClelland.
III. Barnard agt. Hillyer.
783. Morgan sgt. Ludlow et 81.
s87. Mayer ct al agt Williams
ct al
825. Holden sgt. Cosgroye.
8Y. Guild, jr., agt. n. \. Enam'
sled Paper Collar Co
935. .Mulliner agt. Bowen et al.
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIr.-Part
opens az
s9i. Sawyer ct al at. Chambers
ct al
762. Kirkland sgt. Sorthrnp ct al.
$50. Ontario Bank agt. Mcneil
31s. .Cushman agt. Rowland ct al
1t6. Smith sgt. Peters.
t9i. Martin ct al agt. SPOTS. ad-
minlstrairiI, &c.
s36 Hunt ct al Agt. SPOTS, adm'x.
&c.
673. .Stohrer aSt- Allen.
94. Bell et al at. Waterbury ct
go. .BOnnell et al. agt. Drake ct al.
Part III.-He.J by HoSEBo0l
2l2. Giro ct al. agt. Halsted ct al.
8l3. Townsend, &c.. sgt White.
81. .Romaine agt leInlein.
9D3. Baldwin All. BOdine et al.
IT9. Monroe agt Hudson R.R. Co.
375. Perkins ct Al. agt. McDayitt.
355. .Rske ct al. sgt. Parker eI al.
20. Miller agt. AcLarep.
III. Cohen ct 81. agt McGay.
4lj. Dyer agt. Otis ct al.
959. Potter agt. Hymsu et al
eel. Levy agt. Reicbman. Sc.
SUPREME C0UKT-SPKCIAL TRRl
SUPREME COUKT-CHANBKKA-iie
al 10 a. u Call .
Reserved cases
ca. Seymour agt Davenport
l26. .COmstock AIT. Shaler.
lJJ. .Glats agt. Lyons.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRiAL TERN.
Court opens
345). Mullen agt. Rice.
3635. .Lange et al agt Havens.
3637. .Pinneant agt. stewart
3473. Russell sgt. Met. Ina. Co.
1868. .Lucky sgt Cannon.
5Jl3. .Brice agt. Wear.
3625. Kahn agt. Stevens
28fT. WoOd sgt. De Camp.
SUPERIOR COuRT-TKiAL TERH.
Court opens II
32s5. Tyler sgt. Tie Am. FIRE IES.
Co.
3772. .Macksy sgt Balm ct al
$40. Vogel agt. Dannebanm.
3633. Toledo, Logahsport and N. J.
X. X. Co. sgt Hawkes..
1892. Levy sgt. Bernstein.
3784. Lynch agi. Marshall.
2O75. Security us Co. agt. n J.
Steam Nav. Co.
Court OF COMMON
PARr I.-Heid by DAILY,
tB27. .Scbo6eld Egt. DE Comean.
s876. .OConnOr agt Cormack.
ky07. .Birly agt. keB.
l9O9. Burke sgl. Natl s. s. Sslga-
t,On Co.
9l2. .Hsrtin agt. Bachmsn
9l3. Levy. &c agt Ra5beite.
9I4. .AmnedOwn agt. PerZeL
9l5. Fowler agt. BrOokficld.
COURT on COMMON PLgAs-TRIl
RETT J. Court
l2i2. Simpson agt Sexton.
803. Prank agt BFOma0fs..
522. Dirk agt Lush.
1876. Brady agt. buttsrly et al
7e3. Hall agt. Secord-aYe. z. Z.
Co.
Se6. Shaw sgt. Sts
47f..NcTenny sgt. Murphy ct e..
605. .Wilment agt Predence.
MAKIaE CoUkT-TRIAL TERa-H
o'cloc
-..Dannigkei. sgt. 0berls. Ger.
II. Farrell agt Bishop.
-..Grifen agt. Heller.
.Hooney agt. Garlsnd.
-. Mooney agt Showers.
-..Horner agL Walters
-..Ahrens agt. Burns
D.. .McMurFAy agt Harvard.
%. Mcdonald at. McAnana.
30. ..Quirk agt. Wiley.
80. .Godiefroy act. walters
BROOKLYS CRY CogKT.-Nos.
IS 50. 80, 50, 50. 6l, 81. GO. 64, IS
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
KINGS COUNTY.
nUnnVu ~

Roo,sve,t No o. years = months per ...........
gerssp easi side Nos 9J and si Rutgers estate 10
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
CuHntrp S,al 6siatt frr Suh.

A COUNTRY SEAT OF EIGHTEEN ACRES
N PoR SALE the Kngsbrdg road one ne and hi south
good seventeen
hot and coli furnace Convenient eAiate hea's ss &e
supply spnug ard csisTB wseT hns sarn vel
.d Win choice fruit good orchard M eesrtg oaNon
asa1, asAi E U If'DIOH CO.. No Pinest tp2s'ti
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mud
N climate miles Fgh Of Phadepha i's ony - ps, ssfs
Adtrcss T. k LAEDS. vinesnd, Ns- Jersey.
ALL WESTCHESTER FARMs-For sale,
N BY @. w. psh, No 2tks.ChanssI, 'te, MoS, l'G H.
22 ARE, White Plains - sl5 I ,its aonni
Kseo 20 Weehe,,er S2u; 70 ~lle flail,
l2 0O S7Oi Essbester acres HfVV'i Aesseo' ~
acres, 5000
4 NEAT COTTAGE-Only $1,000 cash re-
~ oprs, Lot by i75n garden Lndoms lee@-d MosinAi
handy 10 the city Apply the Wsaehessf Lu Vm,s S9 n''
Chambersst - = - ~ =
A CONVENIENT sevcn-rOom COIlAGE, 40
minutes from tie c,yiot s2rlDJ-foh SALt pu-r Fo'
Avpls 70 c. W. VALENTINE. the osasf, TO- Ia ufeea-ehh
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

hohhn NlLkiSs, Auetolccrs
CONTINUATION SALE. - PEREMPT0RY
~ SALE r, oR n; LOTS oN n9rLByA1e&D & &DEoApwAY
EIGHTY EIGHTH, AND EIGHTY NINTH STs.-K H. LUDLOW
will sell auction WEDNESDAY Feh 1902 y ocock
no III Broadway
I've entire blocks of sani Csa PsIk and the Boulevard
snd betseca kghtse "a Aad kgh beng Of
the property 81 Ma Zooss es Tins land highest sad
best grade aoand Central Park And IN tae mos improving part Of tie
city. The sale wil BE- positive.
1,rm.-Teu p. cent day o sale TSohlds The purchase
bosi and mortgage Tor three balance lat Of
March
hal cation 70 the snconeers Office
Puest OgeH. l6 lutonst ~ L. Jt39)
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
ADRIAN II. MULLEN, Aucion.er.
VALUABLE LOTS ON THIRD AND

ADRliN IT MuLLRk, AncIonftf
VALUABLE LOTS ON THIRD AND LEX
IsGTOSAyRS. SIXTY THIRD, SIXTY FOURTH AND SIXTY.
FIFTHSTs TO BIZ LEASED on LON0 TRIMS. on TIIE BASIS
OF SAILORS SNUG HARBOR LEASR-ADRlAN w. MULLER
r. r. WILKINS Go. will sell Auction TUESDAY, Feb ii.
No. III
LEASES 100 valuable LOTS desirable for the erection
suitable immediate improve
being free from rock and the vicinity Of The Central Pak and
Tnlave Railroad DEPOT This property Of the
Bsekman deceased and having the family upNa Of
100 wears. the title is unsIeeptionAble
The above lots situated A. foloss
THIRD AyE-Bssn o the sOu Of Thirdaye and
Sirtg third A.
TRrYslSR the bloch bounded by Third and Lexington.
AYES, SIty fourth and SItyinhsts.
LEXiNGTONAVE One bloch bounded by Lexington and
Poarhaves, srJ Jfourth and SIXTY Gnb.siS
TWELVE the south 81 Lexington and Sixty
founhsL
nnAnees and
t., street Will be private dwellings
without underneath
OF the spp the once Of the Aue
tiore ~ No PiHest 4698)
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Aucioneer.
EXECUTORs SALE OF valuable property
H on Chsthamst-ADR1AN H. MULLER 2. e. WILKINS L Co..
Will 81 ct saeion on THURSDAY Feb 9Th u O'Clock
EI.hs sae.room No III Broa. " by order Of BENJAMIN
ABEAHAMS Esq. Executor of SIMEON ABRAHAMS. deed;
CHATHAMSTT~o Lots situate the south ie Of Chathinst
bNeen Pear aud Dusne aud Nos % aud VI Chatham
Bach 32 by 6LA For further Particular apply JULIUS j.
LYONS Esq At.osy fof EAe No. 2f7 BoadNay the
No Pinesi which latter place Maps be hal H638l
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

SQI BROADWAY, west side, one door above
OIL EDeteenthst STORE aud BASEMENT to LIT with the
upper o brg location above the Square or business AP
ply 10 W. BOGGS, in the store
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
COURT CALENpARs-rns DAY.

suPRExs CoVRTGEszRAL TEExAaiOuaed 10 Friday tao m
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The baby lies in her mothers arms,
Quiet, and pale, and thin;
But the little head ia once more raised
As Harry comes bounding in.
A wooden horse in his hand he holds,
Dark gray, with a long black name;
And an eager, longing look lights up
The pale little face again.
"No, baby dear, will hold II close,
but cannot give 1t TO you;
I'm afraid you would let IL fail, and break
My horse so pretty and new"
But the pale little eager face shll pleads,
Outsuetched is the small hand still
He stands for moment, then holds it out,
g. I'll lend it to the baby, WILL
That day il past, and he finds 1t again
Where the baby had thrown II aside;
Her coral red. with its silver bells,
Still fast TO the bride tied.
There's touch Of paint of the bright green stick
And q chip off the horses ear;
But oh not that to the boys blue eye
Brings the quickly gathering tear.
And while Harry lives he will still be glad
That he lent her his horse that day;
For the baby has gone where never again
Can she ask with bis toys to play.
lHarper's BaEar
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although clumsy and ungainly in appearance,
they Chamber up steep banks and PERCEPTIONS
ravines with astonishing power and ease. In
places where they are perfectly undisturbed they
not only erjoy themselves In the sunshine by
baskiDg half asleep upon The surface of the
water, bat they lie upon the shore beneath the
shady trees upon the rivers bank have seen
them. when disturbed by our sudden arrival
during the march, take a leap from q bank about
twenty feet perpendicular depth into the water
below, with-s splash that created waves In the
quiet pool as though paddle steamer had passed
by. The Arabs attached no value to the tusks;
these are far more valuable than elephant ivory
snd are used by dentists in Europe for the manu-
fscture of false teeth. for which they are sdmira-
bly, adapted. as they do not change color. Not
wishing TO destroy the remaining hippopotami
that were still within the pool. left my men and
old Abou Dc busily engaged in arranging the
meat, and walked quietly homeward.
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For the Sunday crescentl
t-.lA 'sThe Atlantic Cable"


ION reading some lines celebrating the Atlantic
cable as the herald Of " Peace,'l
Who e'er thou art, thou mighty Jove Of rhyme,
Who sing In stsDzss quite As loud as able,
The story Of that slippery fish sublime
mean the tail Of the Atlantic cable
Methipks you sing OF things beyond your ken;
To pirate a Peace" makes Pandem0niam
laugh o!
AS II peace were. or e'er could be again,
While thou art Homer, sir-while AN 5appho
Peace peace name not poor antiquated peace !
What need Of peace have nations unbarbaric,
Who, like Prometheus, heavens artillery seize,
And span the poles with chains Of iced caloric.
And du consrdire sir, does II not seem plain
That q0akes, and qualms, and combats-peace
discarded.
Should thrill these realms through every f,ry
vein,
By this galvsnic battering-ram bombardedl
Faugh harp no more the Atlantic wonder on
Sing, If thou wilt, that grand internal cdb1l
From roaring Styx to rampant Washington,
Where raging fends make riot work and able !!
New Orleans, April 1888. BAEsHkE
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An OLD HOUSE UNDER ANEw NAME.-We take
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers TO
The card Of Mr.. ID. Monroe Carey, which will be
found in another column. Mr.. Carey is the sue
cessor of Mr.. Daniel Monroe, who for many years
was the leading man Of this city in the undertak-
ing business. In continuing the business MT:
Carey will keep constantly on hand large and
splendid assortment Of metallic burial cases and
caskets, rosewood, mahogany, black walnut and
plain collins, with elegant coaches and teams, and
one Of the finest hearses We have ever seen.
Bodies embalmed, dsinterred and carefully
shipped. BY close attention TO business and the
prompt execution Of 10, with prices In keeping
with the times, and the thorough knowledge OF
the business he hopes 20 have and merit q liberal
share OF patronage. Mr.. John Ray, SO long ana
favorably known in connection with the business,
will always be in readiness to serve any who may
favor the house with q call. Their office Is 2OJ
EOS end 207 Magazine street. We cheerfully DOM
mend them to the public.
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coin. The cloak, borne. con md brush, the
glove worn az the first reception after the second
inaugural and Mr.. Lincoln's overshOes. also given
TO me, have since donated fer the benefit of
Wilberforce Unive rsity. q colored college near
Xenia. OAio. destroyed by fire on the night the
president Was murdered.
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TINTED STATES X RESTAURANT.
The undersigned has honor inform the public that he
Is TO RE-OPEN ON SATURDAY, l4th inst, the United
States old Stand No. I2s Common street.
The Establishment will formerly be provided with the
very lest Eatables and Walters - -
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HVrEls AND RESTAURANTS
point CLEAR HOTEL.

The above CELEBR ATED WATERING PLACR
VIII be open for the reception Of Visitors ABOUT THE
18Th OF MAY aud the PROPRIETOR hztes himself that the
reputation the establishment sla not deteorae for
of the good and good which characterized
II previous to the
The location health Is in the South aud
fully tested by the epdemes which prevailed both
New Orleans Mobile during the Of 1853 5s and
G not single Of yellow fever originated at Point Clear.
The Salt Bathir has equal in the Gulf Ooss a-d is
vthn yards OF the Hotel Fresh Water Shower Baths
c-nhe bad any time.
Fish and Oyst abundant during the entire
Good Stable accommodations provided for all Who wish
to keep their carriages and horses.
All the usual Watering Places viii be pro
vid,d.
good Band Of Music Il secured and will play the
lawns Afternoon and for dancing evenings
bile Point Clear, leaving Mobile every evening
Terms Of board.
Per Week........-......... .........-..-.. 70 W
Per Month";. ............. lOO W
The proprietor his sincere III anks to the public for
the liberal patronage extended 10 the BATHS House. and hopes
to place himself under renewed obligations.
A. NJ. GODFREY
Proprietor Point Clear Eotel.
Also o. Battle House At Mobile.
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ron reading some lines celebrating the Atlantic
cable as the herald Of " Peace,'l
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BUDGET OF GOSSIP BY MIS-. LINcoLS's cOL0RED
AILLlEkk-D0MEsTIc LIFE AT The wHfTs
HoUsE-PIQUAST REVELATIONS IN ABUsDAScg.