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UNDRIEs,. ...sUNDRIEs.

SUNDRIEs,. ...........sUNDRIEs.
40 boxes frst-class German Soap s..
+ 10 boxes Keller's Family Soap,
20 kegs Leaf Lard,
10 bags Rio Coffee,
10 barrels Brown Sugar,
5barrels New Cfop Rice,
30 barrels Richards Cape Lime,
80 bales Timothy Hay,
80 barrels Choice Mess Pork,
8 tierces Leaf Lard,
$50 pairs Piow Lnes, > 4 =$.&
100 pounds Fine Teas,
1000 papers New Crop Garden Seeds-Landreth's
10 cases Shakers New Crop Preserves,
900 pounds Extra Sugar-Cured Hams, "a $50
$50 pounds Extra sugsr-Cured Hreakfast Bacon,
1000 pounds Dry Salt Shoulders, =
20 boxes star Candles,
100 reams Wrapping Paper.
Is boxes Goldfish and Herrings,
IL boxes Young America Cheese,
rs bags 81. Louis 0ats,
Is bags st. Louis Wheat Bran,
100 bags White Corn,
10 boxes Pure and Fresh Stick Candy,
DO packages sarazin's Cut Smoking Tobacco,
case fresh Concen ira ted Milk.
LIZ The above list of goods has quite all zen
stored within ten dsvs past. and is offered at he
lowest practical rates for good goods. Terms cash
febl9 JOSHUA BEAL.
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ERRORS OFYOrJTH.

n dENTLHMANiwho suffered for years from
"a Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and ali
the effects of youthful ihdiscretion, viii for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need IT, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured srifsrers
wishing 70 profit by the advertisers experience,
Can do 20 BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
,fsfsTn JOHN b. OGDEN
~ w 42sCedaf street New York
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INFORM TION.

NIokMATlON guarantee 10 produce q luxu.
4 rant growth OF hair upon n bald head or
D-ardiess face, also a recipe for the removal Of
ftmples. BlOtchcs, kruptI0ns, dc, on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and beau.
ing 4 THOS. r. Oh aPMAN' Charisr. =,
septis 823 Broadway, New York
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TN THE CITY HALL. AT NIGHT, FROM 7 p.
l. NJ, to or 10 O'Clock. at the option of the
pupils, for young gentlemen and youth. net
under fourteen years Of age, to be opened MON
DAY, the 23d inst, and to be taught Ave nights
each week.
Those who prefer to pay, can DO 1t. In advance
each month at Two Dollars per mon. h of four
weeks.
Tuition will be given in the common English
Branches, Penman hip and Bookkeeping.
The School, for the present, will be limited to
thirty pupils.
their names, this wee< with either the Editor of
this paper, or Mr.. ID. 7. Raymond or Mr.. JAMES
hogan. both on Main street.
marl9-tf r. GRAVES.
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ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE.

t(Y LATE arrivals from the West, have Just
- put In store aud will sell at small profits:
400 IDS dreei and Smoked Shoulders and Sides
rs barrels Mess Pork,
30 best Family Flour.
IN half barrels best Family Flour,
rs keYs Leaf Lard,
~ bugs Corn,
10 Oats.
100 =. Corn, f
My stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES and pianta.
ton supplies, canhot be surpassed-a cali 10 al
that Is wanted 10 convince my customers and
the public generally Of this fact
mario N WAY
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suNDRIEs.-An advertisement elsew here
inserted from Joshua Beal, enumerates in
detail great many articles pertaining to
family and plantation supplies, to which
We would invite public attention.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

vTNHE REV. EDWAKD8A. WILSON Will send
- lfrse OF charged to all who desire 1t, the pre-,
ecripti n with the directions for max ing and using
me simple remedy by which he was cured OF
Lung AnecilOn and that dread disease C0m-
sumption. His only object Is to benefit the
amictsd and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, ~ y WIN cost them nothing and
may prove blessing Please address
49,. BEV. EDWAHD WILSON,
NO. 100 South second S., Williamsburg, N. Y
geptlg --La-- .Aal. - .-s-s...sEa
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sIMILIBUs iCURANTUR.
- HUMPHREYS, ron
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

Lave PROVED FRoM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: siu,ple--
Prompt Efficient, and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular uss
so simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them 30 harmless as to be f.es from ds a.
They h we raised the high EST c1nmsndatlon from
al, and will always render satisfaction. 80 :
Nos. t'L4i .'t4 Nf'AA 4 c.n,s
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The CASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
A Richmond dispatch of the 18th
says: ..Tt '-HS
The trial of Mr.. Davis, which
was to take place on the fourth
Wednesday in March, was post
poned by the following proceedings
in Judge Underwood's court this
morning: yoa--s.a5 5s5 .#s=r5
"The United States vs. Jefferson Davis:
"Tho counsel for the United States hav.
ing been heard in this case for the United
States and for the defendant, it is now or
dered that said defendant have leave to
depart hence until the l4th day of April
next, at | / o'clock A. M, at which day and
honr he Is required to appear personally
before the court, according to the condi-
tons of his recognizance. ~
lSigned) JOHN G. UNDERWOOD,
w. H. BERRY, CLERK. District Judge"
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Rdyr The missionary brethren O

n@~ The missionary brethren OF
the Order of the Redemptorists are
holding forth to large congregations,
day and night, at st. Joseph's
Church, in this city. Rev. Father
Giessen, the able and eloquent d.
vine, who was here on similar
mission, nearly year and half
ago, is among the brethren now here.
1920 600
TESTIMONIAL TO GEN. HANCOCK.
Gen. Hancock having been called to
Washington by the President, some
two hundred Of the Northern and
Western born citizens Of New Or.
leans addressed letter to him on
the 18th. conveying to him in fit
ting terms their deep respect and
admiration for the honorable and
patriotic course he has pursued as
commander of the Fifth Military
District.
The Crescent says the letter al
luded to would have been signed by
many others had an opportunity
been given. This, observes the
Crescent, was not done, because it
was so well known that the letter
expressed the opinions of all that
portion of our people-we mean all
of them who are permanent residents
and citizens OF New Orleans, and in
terested in our material prosperity
and welfare.
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70 The River is crawling up at a
swift rate, betokening repetition OF
the flood stage SO bligbting to the
hopes of the alluvial planters, SO de-
structive to multitude of interests
depending on an exemption from
inundation.
The Hickey Crevasse in West
Baton Rouge, bids fair, we learn, to
be completed in few days, and will,
it is expected, prove strong and
substantial barrier against the en-
croachments of the River hereafter in
that direction.
The Grand Levee in Pointe Cou-
pee, the work on which was recently
commenced, is represented as being
comparatively abandoned. owing to
the difficulty Of getting laborers who
will stick to their agreements.
There is little thereforefore, in the
way of security against overflow,
to hope for from that source, at least
for the present
The big wharf at the foot of
Florida street, seems patiently wait
ing for the River to back up against
it, so as to allow of steamers landing
close enough to run out their stagings
upon it. Should the River continue
rising, it will not take very many
days for this to happen. It is
pity the wharf could not have been
extended out farther towards the
River, in order that it might afford
landing facilities during ordinary
stages of high water. As at present
arranged, the wharf is useless for
such purposes eight or nine months
of the year, for the most
part, having to make their landings
against the shore, which requires
steep pulling up the bank with
freight, to reach the topmost level,
when the water is low.
FRENCH ILLUSTRATED PAPER.-We are
under obligations to II. P. Samplers, Of
the office of the Courier des Etats Uns"
No. 80 Walker street, New York, for
late number Of the American edition of
" LIE Monde 1llustre"-a beautiful weekly
pictorial, printed in Paris. Combining as
it does great variety Of French literary
and news matter in addition to its artistic
embellishments, "Le Monde Illustre" pre-
sen to great attractions alike to the native
French reader and Americans who are
learning the language.
The subscription price of the paper is
81 90 per annum, or So rs for six mon his
Or g. 90 for three months, or Is cents for
q single copy. Address H. P. Samplers, as
above. -----.--...--.a-.
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SPRING CALICOES.

TIME hDERSIGNBD has this day opened
l. fine lot Of spring Cacoes, tchoice patterns)
and will receive hereafter new goods of q de-
scription, from New York and New Orleans,
weekly, to suit the trade, and will sell, as usual
cheap for cash.
Bar17 L, ROSENFIELD
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EB- e. c. WHARTON & co, No. ss Common
street, between Camp and Magazine, New Orleans.
are our authorized Agents for that city.
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A "BIG SoARE."-Cito, the special
correspondent at Washington of the
New Orleans Times, telegrapbs to
that journal, from the former place,
under date the 10th inst, as follows j.
A "big scare" seems to have taken
possession of certain officials here, and
upon the suggestion of Stanton and
others, who apprehend some mystic
rious combinations Of Mosby and
other ex-Confederates to attack and
take possession Of the capital, an
additional military force has been
ordered here, and for three days past
have been "sleeping upon their arms"
-Four, artillery companies are among
the recent acquisitions TO the troops
stationed here.
All this military movement seems
to be based upon this curb-stone Cos.
sip Of the revolutionary purposes OF
somebody who wants to get rid Of
Congress. The "scare" excites the
merrest ridicuIe among the law.
abiding people here.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

7 BsT RECEIVED, di, ect from the Vast:
- % barrels Mess Pcrk,
80 barrels Flour, $500
70 barrels lri n tPlanting) Potatoes,
ZOO mounds Choice Smokt d Hams,
2pU0 pounds Breakfast Bacon.
sly friends and customers are invited 70 give
me call and examine my stock of Family and
Plantation Supplies, now In store.
N. WAX,
marc near the Court House
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Cranberries, Buckwheat, &c.

A GOOD supply Of CraDberries, Buckwhsst
3 II Flour Golden syrup and Dried Apples, now
tu store and for sale by
jan2l JOSHUA BEAL
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CUTLERY.

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the attention
l. of the trade to my recent importation of FOR
EIGN CUTLERY, consisting Of
Dinner Knives and FORKS,
Carvers and Forks,
Dessert Knives and Forks,
RaZors
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Pocket Knives, etc,

o. all grades, from the finest to the cheapest.
desire to close out the entire eek at a1h0le.
safe TO the trade. Merchants desiring to repIeh-
ish their stock are invited to examine my Cutlery
before ordering from elsewhere
marl2 JULIUS @. B0GEL
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~ A cure for Coughs, Colds, &c.,
sstrcmski's Pectoral Syrup.
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Il CONSIGNMENT Of 10 barrels Western
n Whisky, just received aud for sale cheap
at JULIUS O. BUGEL's,
mar12 No. 7, Maio street.
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LOST.

nN SATURDAY evening. the -@A@
~ 4th inst. between the Peni-@ -
Tertiary and the Magnolia Cemetery, pair Ct
sTEEL-FRAMED sPECTACLES, in a leather
case. The finder, on leaving the same at this
Office, will be literally rewarded. marl7-3t
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Bleedings or Cooler Molasses.

NEW CROP Now oa draft. New Crop Cooler
~ Molasses, also New Crop Golden Syrup.
hovl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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CYPRESS PICKETS FOR SALE.
1nnn CYPRESS PIoKETs for sale by the
lOOO undersigned.
marl7 A. BLUM, Agent
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II E L EG r "A PHO
Foreign and Domestic.

Special by Telegraph to the New Orleans Times
WASHINGTON, March 17.-The President
has nominated John Hancock, broI her OF
Gen. Hancock, to be Collector of internal
Revenue for the First District of Louisi-
ana, in place of Gen. Steadman, resigned.
Giro.
y WAsHINeToN, March H. Official returns
Of the New ampshire election have been
received. Harriman's majority IS $3.50.
HAVANA, March l5.-Jetferson Davis ar
rived to-day on the steamer Cuba, en- quite
to Baltimore.
LONDON. March 15.-The Prince of
Wales's visit to Ireland about Easter will
be signalized by partial amnesty to po-
litical offenders.
The Abyssinan expedition is about to
send reconn distance to Lake Ash ango.
The Egyptian troops in Abyssipia have
been reinforced.
Farragut was present at a grand review
in Naples yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, March le.-River rising
with Is feet in the canal. w Gather wet
and very warm.
LIVERPOOL, March 17-r. M-Cotton
dull and easier; uplands, on the spot, 10Ia /;
afoat 1913; Orleans 103s.
New YoRK, March II. Gold 139sS; Cot
ton nominal, middling 25@251S.
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ET- L. e. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent
for the settlement Of Claims, Bills. &c. Also, author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET.
Uiloe at the Court House. ay
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APPLES.
WHISKY.

A FEW barrels Green Apples just received b
"A maria az,s- JOSHUA BEAL
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
APRIL. 1868,
fl Free School,

m.rls-1o. BEAL,s BOOK L VARIETY sic
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FA"f@ e a lM LASES
" IS large viais, morocco case,
containing n specific for eve-
ry ordinary disease n family
10 subject TO, and IA book of
directions. $40 90
Smaller Family AMI Travelling ca
ses, with 20 to rs walls. from s. to 81
Specifics for all Private Diseases,
both for Curing and for Pre- -.
ventive treatment, in walls and
pocket cases. Sc to So
az These Remedies, by the case or single box,
are sent to any part Of the country, by Mail or
Express, free Of charge on receipt Of the price.
Address Humphrey Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Once and Depot, No. 5s2 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK-
DR.. HuMpssEYsis consulted daily at his ofhce,
personally or by letter, as above, for all forms OF
disease. 'FA so t"% jamie
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HAY, BRAN AND OATS.
TX BARRELS Timothy Hay,
~ 80 bags Oats.
~ WheatB.an
ms,l4 JOSHUA BEAL
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New YORK, April is.
The Times Port j Jervis special says; Two
more of the burned bodies have been fully
identified as those of P. Fitzgerald and son,
Of Urbana, Ohio This leaves but the re-
mains Of one unknown man. As enquiries
come for the missing, which, now that but
one body remains, il goes to confirm the i'm
preston that Q much larger number than that
stated were burned, leaving no trace. Two
boxes and three men are enqnired tor, OF
whom there is no account.
WILMIsoros, April 18.
During the storm Thursday, in Richmond
county. Rev. John B. McKenna and l.. Nc
Laurin were killed by lightning.
DEs MoINrs, April IS.
A Republican Convention in the Fourth
Congressional District has been called y
meet at 0skaloosa on the 9Th of May.
FpRT MONROE, April l8.
The city authorities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, who we're required by Gen. Schoield
to take the iron-clad oath, have, without ex-
ception, notified him of their inability 10 Dc
so. Many Of them we're not in the Southern
army, but synpathized with it.
ALBANY, April IS.
The Senate finally passed the Erie bill to-
day By vote of II to II.
TRoY, April 18.
Policeman Daniel Crandall was shot dead
this morning, while on duty at Albia. in tbs
suburbs. Ii is supposed he was about gonf
for assistance to arrest gang of burglars who
attempted to break open the safe OF the Troy
Woolen Co., and was shot BY m outdoor &C.
compiice. Several arrests we're made Of sus
pected characters.
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FROx THE SOUTH.
RIcHMoNp, April l8.

RICHMOND, April 10.
The Convention adjourned at midnight
subject to call of the Committee. Only the
President and 2ecretary signed the Constitu
ton.
A resolution has been adopted dispensing
with sisaing b. The members.
It 10 understood that the CONSERVATIVES
would have refused to sign it. Many Of the
Republicans voted against its final adoption
General Schofeld to-day suspended Cal
vert, the State Treasurer, on charges prefer
red By the Government, and appointed Geo
X. Seymour, Of the Convention, Treasurer
tendens Of The State Prison, hes been re.
moved and Burnham Wardwell appointed in
his place.
y. W. Savage, Is Mayor, and new set o.
officers were to-day appointed for Char
lottesville.
WIfMIEaToN, April l8.
The campaign is closing amid unparalleled
excitement. Both parties arr making des'
perate efforts for success. Business will be
almost suspended dnring the election, which
commences next Tuesday. In the cities and
large towns the negroes will vote the Radical
ticket almost ss ssasse, while in the country
districts considerable number will remain
away from the polls. The vots will exceed
that on the Convention question BY at leasl
E75.oO0. The total rsgistsFed vote il nov
200 900.
/ The Radicals claim tbat ths ratifcatioa o.
ths Constitution viii bring peAce and prog
c0nsisiing Of foar-6fths Of the vffte men o,
ahe Stale, demand lis rejection.
+ Mr.. Holden will probably run cousiderabIy
hNhln6 ihA vnkA - fyx,..
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TROa THE SOUTH.

CHARLESTON, April IS.
Scattering returns from various sections in
dieate the ratification Of the Constitution and
the success of the Republican ticket by large
malorities. In this city the majority for the
Constitution is !, 800
RICHMOND, Va, April l8.
The Reconstruction Convention adjourned
sine die last night
The Conservative State Convention for the
nomination of State officers is called to meet
here May Tth.
NEW ORLEANS, April i6.
The election progressed very quietly, the
whites universally voting. The polls were
crowded to their utmost capacity. The vote
in the city will be very large. But few frand.
ulent votes have been detected. A large
part Of the negro vote cast yesterday WAS ior
the Democratic ticket, the negroes announc-
ing their vo!s.
MoaILE, April ls.
The ship Albert Gallatin was strack by
lightning and burned in SAuver Bay yester-
day morning. She had on board 3, 100 bales
of cotton, which was destroyed. Loss nearly
half million dollars. The cargo vas prin-
cipally insured in Liverpool. After all hopes
of saving the vessel had been abandoned sha
was scuttled and her hull sunk in three faith.
oms of water.
New ORLEANS, April 18.
The election il passing of quietly. But
trifing disturbances have occurred. The
white vote 10 considerably shead, This votes
we're not counted last night, and the ballol
boxes we're locked up in cell in the Statior
House, in Charge Of the Deputy Sheriff. i
is probable that no returns viii be given unit
the full vote is officially announced.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April

WASHINGTON, April 18.
The Committee On Commerce are ready to
report the General River and Harbor Bill.
The total appropriations amount to between
FIVE and six millions Among the important
items agreed upon are the following: I'm
provement of Des Moines Rapids, S900, 600;
Rock Island Rapids, SOC, 900; improvement
OF he Upper Mississippi, snags and dredging
$4,000; improvement of the mouth Of the
Mississippi, 100000; improvement of the
Missississippi, Missouri aud Arkansas rivers,
Sls5, 900; Improvement of the Upper Miss
souri, not heretofore appropriated for, $780,
coo.
II ia said to be the opinion of members Of
the Judiciary Committee that the hfiy per
cent. clause in the Bankruptcy Law will go
into effect June lst.
quorum Of the Honse having returned to
tie city, it is intended to proceed with busi-
ness on Monday next.
Tbs Treasury Department will refute the
charges of the improper sale Of gold and the
purchase Of bonds, brought by Butler on
Thursday.
The plasterers' strike, which commenced .
month ago, etill continues. Twenty OF the
strikers have gone 10 Chicago
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IRON WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
An official dispatch at General Grants
headquarters from General Canby, command
ing the Second Military District, shows that
in South Carolina the Ninth District, winch
registered 1920 voters, polled 21 ,e33 votes.
A partial count Of these show that 1927 are
for the Constitution and 4 300 against it.
Sergeant Bates called on the President to>
day, who gave him several presents, inciud-
ing among them = porte-monnsie containing
twenty dollars in gold.
General Sherman was at the Executive
Mansion this morni6e.
Fractional currency issued for the week,
$375, 1000; amount shipped, s47s, 255 treas
ury notes shipped, S475,970; national bank
notes issued, S7o,7O0; fractional currency
destroyed, ss6l, 300. Receipts Of internal
revenue for the yesr to date, 81, ,052, ,4s6, ,457.
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FROM CINCNNNATI.
cryctEyAr. AnriI j

cIxcISxAri, April 1s.
Ksatney and Hollingvood, the feather
weight pugiists, who we're to 6ght in this Vi
cinity next Monday, for the championship,
we're arrested yesterday, under the new law
prohibiting pnzs fighting, and brought before
Judge Murdock, who required them to give
bail In 5000 not to fight in or ont Of Ohio
within one year, and in default they were
imprisoned. Their friends sre trying TO pro-
cure the required bail. The affair occasions
considerable excitement, and an attempt will
be made to-day TO have the parties released
on 1 writ Of habeds corpus.
Henry Bereson, = German, while engaged
IN digging : vault yesterday, was buried alive
"a twelve or fifteen feet of flth. He leaves
! wife and sikchiidren.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, April IS.
The marriage Of Miss Kate Dix, daughter
of the American Ambassador AID Mr.. Walsh,
q well known merchant in the Japan trade,
took place yesterday. A large number OF
American and European notabies were pre-
sent.
DrBLls, April i8.
The installation of the Prince Of Wales a.
a knight H St. Patrick occurred to-day. The
procession was over route two miles long,
lined with troops. The weather was 6ne and
vast crowds flIed the streets. The cath edral
was crammed With people.
LoSDoy, April is.
Admiral Farragnt left Malta for Lisbon.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Bosros, April Is.
DR.. John Homans. an eminent physician,
died last night, aged ~ years.
NEW YoRK, April Is.
Gen. Grant and son passed through this
morning to West Point.
1t is understood the steamers City OF Paris
and Cuba, sailed to-day on race to Liver
pool. MI. Cunard is said to have wagered
$40, 900 on the Cuba.