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MISCELLANEOUS.

BALTIMORE, May L. John Brooks, the famous
snake faDcier, was bitten by a pet snake to-day,
and died in fifteen minutes.
BUFFALO, May The boiler of the propeller
Governor Cushman exploded, killing eleven
persons.
SAVANNAH, May There was grand parade
of the fire department to-day. There were seven
visiting companies present and seven steam.
ers. The first prize was won by the Germsnia, OF
Savannah, and the second by the Vigilants, Of
Augusta.
AUGUSTA, May l.-Geperal Meade has issued an
order convening board of officers at Atlanta. on
the 4h inst, to count the election returns aud to
report the officers elected to the commanding
general. The board is empowered 70 examine
into the conduct of the election-abuses, frauds,
etc.-and report the facts to Gen. Meade. The
board has power to send for persons and papers
and all authority necessary to make the investiga
tion ample.
Preparation has been made for the sccommoda.
ton Of the members Of the Southern Press AssO.
citation, which meets here in convention on Wed
nesdsy, the 9Th inst.
ST. Louis, May I.-Weather cloudy'and warm
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AMUsEMENTs.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-As regularly as Saturday
comes around, do the little ones invariably remem-
Der and long for the Academy matinee entertain
ment and those who attend to-day will have their
fill of enjoyment The Lover In the Barrel" and
"Oh Hush, will both be Played there will be bal
lets by Carnaggia and Novissimo; those two funny
fellows, Delahanty and Hengler, will gambol Sene-
gambianly, and there will be a variety of other
performances. The same programme will be re-
peated in the evening. Tomorrow night new
attraction will be offered In the first appearance
of Mrs. Carrie and Mr. Chss Austin in their double
lightning ZOuave drill and bayonet combat and of
Melvina Evers. the attractive danseuse who so
gracefully led the Amazon cohorts in the "Tale of
Enchantment;" :" and on Tuesday evening a still
greater charm will be impaired to the entertain
ment by the temperance of Miss Eva Brent, the
exquisite vocalist, and the first appearance in
New Orleans of Miss Jennie Engle and Billy Cav
ansgh.
. SHAKsPEARE CLUB.-A subscription perform
ance by the members of the Shakespeare Club is
announced for next Wednesday evening at the
National Theater. The historical tragedy Of
Jack Cade, or the Kentish Rebellion" will be
played for the first time by amateurs in this city,
and an amusing localized farce entitled "Sent to
the Parish Prison." will conclude the entertain
ment.
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81 90. Corn, shelled and ear sSG90c. Cats 50
Lard Ice. Mess pork SIS 1923. Bacon. markel
firm; shoulders 14lc, clear rib sides l72c., cletN
sides lsac. Bulk meats, shoulders ISsc., sides
l74e. Cotton nominal; middlings SOC. Whisky
dull ar d nominal.
SAVANNAH, May l.--Cotton quiet aud steady
Sales 270 bales middlings Sl3c. Receipts for two
DAYS 500 bales.
MOBILE. May Cotton market dull and nomi.
nal. Sales so bales. Receipts 465 bales. Exports
32O7 bales. Sales Of the week ll50 bales re.
eeipts 275l bales exports 6lO5 bales coastwise
1882 bales /; stock on hand 26, ,492 bales.
AUGUSTA, May l.-Cotton market dull. Sales
IS bales. hiddDgs 30c
CHARLESTON, May l.-Cotton market active and
prices are &c. better. Sales to-day 600 bales ;
middlings 3ls@32c. Receipts 202 bales.
ST. LOUIS MAY Tobacco firm and unchanged
Flour and wheat unchanged. Corn advanced
@5c. Oats 74@76c.E Bacon - Sides lS0lSlc
Lard l9S@20c. Whisky 81 Is.
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MAIL ROBBERY AT HEMPsTEAD, TExAs.-Under
this head the Houston Telegraph of Saturday
gives an account of the detection Of mail rob-
berry by the postmaster at Hampstead, named +.
g. Patrick. Ii has been known for some time
back that robbery Of the mails was systemat-
nearly every registered package came to Mr.. Hsr-
per, the Houston postmaster, broken open and
the money sbstracted. Mr.. Hobbs, the special
mail agent for the State, had his suspicion
aroused as to the guilty party for some time, but
the difficulty was to get the proof By taking
the most acroit measures, and keeping every
thing profound secret, he at last became folly
convinced beyond oil doubt as to the guilty party,
though he still lacked positive proof. Under
these circumstances he determined that his best
course was at once to arrest the party. Assisted
by a detective from Chicago he went to Hemp
sNad and arrested Patrick, taking him
entirely by surprise. Being advised 10 make
a clean breast Of it, and, Of course, sup
posing the mail agent had ample proof,
Patrick at once confessed his guilt, but the va
rious amounts he could recollect to have stolen
summed up only $500, but he had in his posses
sion $3.50, which be at once turned over to Mr..
Hobbies. No doubt his robberies greatly exceed
the amounts he could remember. The Telegraph
lost s78 in one week, and many Of the citizens Of
Houston have lost various sums from time to time,
and, of course, IL is TO be presumed that still
larger amounts have been taken from letters to
distant points, not yet heard from. Patrick was
appointed TO the Office about year ago, having
OF course the essential qualification Of being q
good radical. He was poor then, having been a
photographer In Houston for some time. He has
now considerable properly. Colonel Hobbies has
sent report of the case to the department in
Washington, Meantime, warrant for the arrest
of Patrick has been issued on the affidavit of Mr..
Harper, postmaster Of Houston, and Mr.. Tracy,
u S. deputy marshal, left Houston on Friday to
execute II.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.
Drown,pr of Capt. 4. g. DoyIe

SOUTHWEST Pass, May 1-l1:30 A. M.-Barom-
eter 1890. Wind southeast and light. Arrived !:
Bark Shawmut, Lord, Messini, to A. N. Cochran.
Sailed: Steamship Mexico. Arrived at Pass
aTOutre and on the way up: Steamship Tsppa-
hammock.
Capt. Edwin G. Doyle, master of the steamship
Sunfower, was accidentally drowned at Southwest
PAS telegraph station at O'Clock this morning.
His body was recovered half an hour afterwards
aud is now on the way to the city for interment.
SOUTHWEST PASS, May l-6 P. M.-Barometer
1890. Arrived Steamship S. c. Harris Beckett,
master. from Galveston, with merchandise and
passengers 10 G. A. Whitney Il Co.. Italian bark
Bisgo, from Palermo, to NJ. de Gregario. Sailed I:
Schooner Thomas Frazer.
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Poor MEN's DINNERs.-The city Of Glasgow,
says the London Herald. is favored with the
famous " cooking depots" managed by Mr.. Cor
bett. At meal times the men swarm into these
depots by hundreds. First of all comes soup or
broth, exceedingly COED. The second course is
a plate of meal or collops," the latter favorite
Scotch dish. With this the dinner has either
slices Of bread potatoes, enough to satisfy him
under ordinary circumstances for two days. IL
content with 4" fourpenny," the meal would now
be at an end but the " fvepenny" " includes "des.
sert " in the shape of a slice of plum pudding or
rice pudding, with milk and sugar. No intoxicst.
ing drinks are to be had on the premises, but
wster is furnished dd HbitUnl, and ginger. beer
and lemonade can be purchased at q penny
q bottle. For breakfast, porridge can be
had at penny, and good allowance Of milk for
3 hslfpenny. Some have" two goes" and so ex-
pend threepence on their breakfast. Porridge,
milk. coffee, and bread and butter, can ali be in
dulged in for the total charge of threepencehslf-
penny.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
Dick Busteed's Writ of Habeas Corpus
Overridden by General Meade.

Dick Busteed's Writ of Habeas Corpus
Overridden by General Meade.
MONTGOMERY, May 1.-Mr. Ryland Randolph,
editor Of the Tuscaloosa Monitor, was some weeks
ago held TO bail in Circuit Court for Alabama,
and placed under bonds, for an ARRAY with q
negro. He afterwards reported in person to
General Shepherd, commanding the District of
Alabama, his arrest having been ordered. He
was placed in military confinement here and SUBJ
sequently sent TO Selma, TO be tried TO. day by
military commission. Judge Busteed, of the
United States Court for Alabama, on application,
granted writ OF habeas corpus, which was ap-
piled for last Monday; but the military still hold
ing Mr.. Randolph, the following telegraphc cor
respondence took place yesterday and to day:
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 80, 1868.
"Te General Ne sde:
"Judge Busteed has granted writ OF habeas
corpus in Rylsnd Rsndolph's case, returnable on
the 9th of May at this place. Please stop the
trial by military commission, which will COM
mence at Selma tomorrow. Answer.
"CSignsD JAS II. CLANTON, Counsel"
"ATLANrA, GEO., May LIST, 1865.
"To James II. Clsnton;
"The commanding general declines to grant
the request contained In your telegram of yester-
day.
"signeD r. G. DRUM, A A. @.
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Quarrel Between Butler and Brooks
A MEMBER CALLS ANOTHER A BLACKBOARD.

WARRINGTON, May l.--Regstration as it pro.
crosses shows an increasing white majority.
Sendte-No preliminary proceedings in the
court.
Evarts resumed his argument and will conclude
to-day, when Stanbery follows.
Evarts closed at 3 P. NJ. After a recess Stan.
berry commenced, saying that although feeble in
health, an irresistible impulse urged him on un.
seen, but friendly hands sustained him, and voices
inaudibe TO others, he heard whispering of hope
and confidence, and saying, or seeming TO say
Feeble champion Of the right, hold not back.
Remember the race Is not always to the wifi. nor
the battle to the strong. Remember, single
pebble from brook was enough to overthrow the
giant that defed the armies of Israel"
Court adjourned.
The public debt has decreased IS, 900 900. Coin
on hand $S4, 600 ,000 currency s23 100000.
Receipts of customs for the week ending the
25th ult., 50 asa 900.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 1914 900.
House-Tbe Alta Vela resolution was resumed.
Brooks divided his hour among the Democrats,
and moved the previous question, which was not
seconded.
An amendment was then offered, which opened
free debate. Logan opened, but was called to
order for using the word vainous. He took il
back, and was again called to order for saying
that Brooks said hat Brooks knew to be untrue,
but the speaker ruled that the expression was
parliamentary.
The date ofLthe letter which had been denied in
court few days ago was admitted in the House,
but innocent motives were asserted. The
speeches made upon the question were very bit
ter. Butler took the floor, and accused Brooks Of
robbing his partners. Butler asked Brooks If,
while be was fighting Brooks in this House, Brooks
did not call him a gold robber? Brooks replied /:
Yes and made you disgorge $60,0 to a citi.
zen of New York" elimination and recrimina.
ton followed. The speaker called Brooks to
order. Brooks did not know why the speaker had
not called Butler to order. Brooks did not know
how he was to get satisfaction; he could not get
1t personally from a man like Butler, who had
been whipped at his home in Massachusetts, by a
bricksyer for insulting the bricklsyer's wife.
The resolution was tabled-70 to 26.
During the debate, Eldridge called Logan q
gentleman, and Logan called Eldridge black
guard. Adjourned.
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SOUTHERN PATEETs.-C0l. Rufus r. Rhodes, So
licitor Of patents. No. 73 Commercial Place, Off
eially reports to the Picayune the following COM
plete list Of patents granted Southern inventors,
for the week ending April IA, 1868:
District OF Columbia Ed. w. Woodruff aud
Geo. G. Green, Washington, paper file; Levi Ste
vens, apparatus for manufacturing Illuminated
gas Chss. c. Page, induction coil apparatus and
circuit breaker W. ii. Castle, water elevator
Antonio Pelletier, cement for coating wood, etc.
Z. ] Smith and B. II. Cheevers. paper file; p. r.
Carroll, swing cradle. Maryland: Jas. W. Jones,
Cumberland, apparatus for making extracts from
bark and other materials; Edward J. Stevens,
Cambridge, school desk; Andrew Reynolds. Rock
Springs, horse hay fork; Asa Barrett, Baltimore
oyster rake. Virginia VIM. Ettenger and III. p.
Edmond, Richmond, hydraulic press; Wash.
Blythe and Nat. Hayes, Alexandra, apparatus
for turning locomotive crank pins Jas. l.. Bar
ker, Harrisonburg. hollow sugur. West Virginia:
W. ID. Guseman. Morgantown, fireplace. Geor-
gia X. NJ. Brooks, Woodbury., cotton press and
cotton gin. Florida: Benz. +. Whitner, Madison,
combined planter and manure distributor. Ala.
bsua: J. Kuntz. GiTard, cotton or hay press.
Mississippi: Thos. l.. Jones, Natchez. slide valve
of combined high and low.pressure engines.
Kentucky: G. N. McMahan, Mount Sterling, door;
A. J. ConDor, Louisville, ehurn. Missouri: Jas-
4. Mills, weather strip, NJ. Finn, 81. Louis, gang
plow; Don e. Hall, Hannibal. atmospheric ctnrni
Isaac Fisher, 81. Louis. rssp; Jacob b. Pope, 81:
Louis, dumping platform for harvester; Dan'i
Broy, Canton, hand corn planter. Texas; Con
rad z. Suemme, Austin, bung.
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NEW ORLEANS AND OHIoi RALRoAD.-Ar report
of the surveys, estimates, and income of the New
Orleans and OHIO railroad is before US. This work
proposes TO be direct line from New Orleans to
the Ohio river, at Psducah, KY. Seventy nine
miles-from Jackson, Tenn, to Mayfeld, KY
only remain TO be completed. 1t is claimed that
light, estimates for it being s2S, ,Ss4 56 per mile.
The total distance from New Orleans to Paducah
is put down at five hundred and forty eight miles,
and at this latter place ii is calculated there will
be concentrated valuable interest that will bring
Chicago Cincinnati and st. Louis into active COM
petition. An especial part Of the railroad inter-
est there necessarily centers in the determination
to bridge the Ohio. This it is proposed, shall be
done under tie general law Of Congress.
The following is the table of distances of the
road and its various connections
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LONDON, May l-Noon.-American securities
heavy but nominslly unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May l-Noon.-Cotton dull prices
unchanged; sales of the week SO 900 bales, includ
ing % 600 bales for export and ii 600 bales for
speculation; stock in port $4,000 bales, of which
34l 900 are American. Shipments OF cotton from
Bombay, according TO corrected returns, since
last report mp TO April 18th, 80 400 bales. Bread
stufis, provisions and produce unchanged.
LoNDOS, May l-Afternooa.-Securities un-
changed.
LIyERPooL, May /, Afternoon.-Cotton market
quiet sales to-day 10000 bales; prices un-
changed; total stock ahost for English ports
325 900 bales, whereof $4,000 are American.
Breadstuffs dun. Pork s4s. Sd. Naval stores
dull Tallow declined-45s. Sd.
LONDON, May l, Evening.-Consols 93599l.
Bonds 702.
LnERPooL, Nay l, Evening.-Cotton closed
quiet; sales 10 600 bales; uplands l2tGl2sd.
Orleans l2Id. Manchester adYicss unfsvOrable.
Sugar frm-27s.
NKw YoRK, May I.-Cotton steady Sales to.
day 1900 bales. Middlings 323c. Flour dull ;
southern, common to fair extra $40 259l0 80.
Wheat less active. Corn-southern white 81 l59
l IL; yellow 81 2O@l %. Oats dull-Western
SIC. Pork dull-new s29 Is, old s2s. Lard
firmer, ls36l94c. Groceries firm. Turpentine
76@Tsc. Freights lower-cotton by sail 5.32.
Gold 1884. Sterling dull at l0i.
New YORK. April Money more active. Call
loans 6@7. Prime discounts 7GS. Stocks closed
dull but steady. sub.reasury balance $685.
600, 600. Governments steady 5.20s Of 1862
LOST; Of 1854, 1861; Of 1855, l065 of 1867 1921;
sos l07i.
CrScIsNArI, May Flour dull; family sIIG
sll rs. Winter wheat 81 55Gs2 so. Corn dull
ct 93@95c. Oats Ts179c. Hay sl2Gtl4. To-
bscco at full rates. Pork held at SIS IS. Bllk
meats = Shoulders &c.,, sides l5c. Bacon =
Shoulders l4c., clear rib sides l7lc., clear sides
lsc., sugsr-cured hams l94G2lc. Lard held at
lsc Butter 3s@i3c. Eggs zoe.
LOUISVILLE, May l.-Sales l04 hhds. tobacco;
common lugs to medium leaf S. 25Gl5 70. fair
leaf $l7 so. Superfne -four IS Is. Wheat 81 650
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FROM MONTEREY.
Outrage Upo, American Merehant..

GALVESTON, May la special express to A. c..
Bsrksdale, OF Brownsville, from Monterey, April
"a. brings an official complaint from u. S. Consul
Ulrich to Secretary Seward of an outrage OF a
beastly character on six American merchants Of
Monterey, named Ernest Lachardt, Forbes H.
Potter, Sam. B. Kathrens, ]. Montgomery, Soap
tha and Rice. They were sent TO the calaboose by
order of Davela, the governors secretary, de-
tanned among filth, vermin and the vllest felons.
until morning. They were then commanded to
perform disgusting Office, and to sweep the
prison. for their refusal Of which they were ogged
by felon on the order of the jailor. They were
PEELED to pay for the return of their money and
watches. No apology or redress is offered.
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ecoEko IEatn-kctease OF
cal Prisoners.
LONDON, May l.-Gladstone's resolution was
adopted by 65 majority. DisraeE said that the
ministers needed time TO determine what course
TO pursue. The House accordingly adjourned
until Monday next.
The papers consider the division decisive one.
Dsraeli has gone to Osborne to consult the queen.
The Irish church debate continued to late
hour last night Lord Elabo opposed the resolves
as untimely. Gladstone closed for the liberal
side with powerful speech against the continu
snce of the Irish church. defending himself from
personal attacks, and denied having any part in
the projects of rtualists or Catholics.
Disraeli followed bitterly, calling the scheme Of
the abolition Of the Irish church one of con6sca.
ton and violence TO which the English people
would never consent.
The Globe believes that when the Irish aud
Scotch reform bills are passed Parliament will be
dissolved.
DUBLIN May l.-George Francis Train was be-
fore the bankrupt court this morning. Case con-
tinued.
The political prisoners at Cork were released
by the vicerOy's warrant
LISBON, May l.-Commodore Farsgut arrived
here to-day.
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FROM MEXICO.

The burning Of Jareten-Two Hundred
Families Houseies-BoAe OF Mexican
1epub ic.
HAVANA. May 1.-The mail steamer from Vera
Cruz brings the following:
Two hundred families were made houseess by
the burning Of Jareten. Seven lives were lost
in the confagration.
report is in circulation in Mexico that Minister
Romero bad sent agents to the United States to de-
preciate the bonds of the Mexican republic, and
a clique had been formed to buy in these bonds
at reduced rates.
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FROM RICHMOND.
The Trial Of Mr.. Davis.

RICHMOND, May 1.-The bail bond of Jefferson
Davis will be renewed in the United States Circuit
Court tomorrow. he will not appear 10 person.
The trial. it is confidently stated, will be fixed this
term for the last of May or the middle of June,
and viii certainly take place.
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committee 70 investigate certain grave charges
against b. W. Barry. a delegate, published in the
Lexington Advertiser, over the signature of Gen
Mcbride. The charges come from various parties
and are certified by affdavts. Convention re-
fused TO sustain the motion.
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FROM CHICAGO.
Methodist Epi.eopaI Conference.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The fifteenth quadrennial ses.
sion OF the general conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church opened to-day. The Southern
States are fully represented. Bishop Morris pre-
sides. The question of admission TO representa-
tyes Of mission conferences in the Southern States
two of which are cOlored. was taken up and re-
feTred to 8 committee.
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HIDDEN CAUSES
Whose Cases Require Prompt Treatment
RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.

you ere suffering have ssHsred from Involuntary ais
charges eject produce upon general hss'
Do yOu feel weak deb bltatsd easily tredf Does little
ira exerOn produce psptaton the heart Does your
liver urinary organs kidneys, frequently get out
ofOrder, yOur urine somtIm.s thcE milky nOcky,
n rOpy on ssstngi Or thick rise to the tOpf
Or is sediment at the bottom aer has stood awhIsi Do
you have spells Of short bssAIng dyspspsai Are
bowels oOnspaedf Do you spells fanlng rushss
ofblOOd the headi Is your impaired Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this suhecti Do feel
dull isess mOpDg tired Of company OfHSsi DO you wish
20 be e alone 10 get away everybody Does any little
thing make you jumpi Is your sleep broken
restiessi Is the ustsr OF your eye Brilliant The
bloom on your cheek bright DO you enjoy yourself
society wsni DOyOu business with the same
energy Do you much confidence in yOursslf Are
your spirits dull and hsgEng. given 70 hts Of melsn-
ehOlyi Hso. do not lay IL to your liver dyspepsia
Have you restless nighsi Your back weak, your knees
weak you but little appetite and attribute this
10 dyspepsia or liver complaint
Now, reader, sELF-ABUsE, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured sexual all capable Of
dueng weakness Of the gensrave The Of
generation when perfect health, make the Did
ever think those bold defiant energetic persevsng.
success always those whose gensratvs
organs are in perfect heathi You never such
complain Of being melancholy of of papsOn
Of the heart They afraid they cannot succeed In
busnoss they don't sad and Discouraged they
always polite and pleasant the company Oiades and look
you and right the OeAOns Of dOwncast looks
or any other meannsss about them. do not those
Who keep the organs inamed running to These
will not only ruin their constitutions but also those they do
business with or for
How many from bsdlycured diseases, from the
effects ose and have brought about that
state Of weakness organs thus has reduced the
sasystem so much induce almost other disease
.dOcy lunacy paralysis spinal Affections suicide and almost
eyery other form Of disease which humanity heir TO- and
s real cause Of the trouble scarcely suspected and
have dsotored for all but the right
Diseases Of these organs require the of Diuetc.
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FROM JACKSON, MISS.
Gen. Giiiem on the Fortheomiss Election
- The Convention.

- The ConVentfon.
JACKSON. May l. Gen. Gillem informs the con-
vention that no restrictions upon elections other
than those imposed by the reconstruction acts
will be recognized In the election for the ratifcs
ton Of the Constitution. He will appoint his reg
istrars and conduct the election in strict accord
ance with the reconstruction acts, but IL the con-
vention desires they may designate parties to be
present at the counting OF the votes. The election
will be ordered about thirty days after the ad-
lournmeDt of the convention.
Mr.. Field yesterday moved the appointment Of
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Treasure ard Buriingame Coming.
SAN Francisco, April 30.-The Colorado sailed
for Panama with $696,000 in treasure. Burlin-
game, with the Chinese mission. Is on board.
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HOES, HoEs.-To.day at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
Masonic Hall Auction Mart. corner st. Charles aud
Perddo streets, Chss. T. Nash will sell 200 dozen
English steel hoes and sundries.
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RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-River falling; fleet in the
canal. Weather clear. Thermometer IS.
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The finest assortment Of sewing machines can
be found at the Office Of Grover & Bakers. ls2
Canal street.