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RY WILLIAM L. WALL q CO., Aucu.,
- Stores 81 and 3I1,
Southwest corner Pa ave and 9th street
TRUSTEES SALE or yALUARIr I'M
FKONED REAL REAL ESTATE IN THg

FIkST WAkD,
- By virtue Of deed oftrust from John ell
III er and wife TO me, recorded in Ltber @
AE u folio ct. will sell 1T public auction
on MONDAY the 9th day of March. ASA, at4p
m, 10 'front.' OF the p emises east half 81 Lot 6,
three story Brick House aBd Brick 81 able situ ata
on street north, between 18Th and 18th streets
Also, Lofts Square 80, on 2Ith street, between Il
and streets -
I ne above will be sold to pay an ind.bteine.. o,
y 5S IS, with interest from the 10Th Of oven Der
1891.
Terms: oDe third cash; balance in 6 and -
noltks, with Interest, secured by a deed 90 trust
SlIo q, pCsit At time 0f sale on each lot the trus
tee reservipg the right TO resell ia Gaze of nor.
compliance with tn. terms OF sale. within one
week. at the risk and Cost Of the defauItiDg mr.
chaser. tAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS Trustee
ma Ia W. l. WALL & CO, Aucts
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WANTS.

w shIID-A smart, active BOY IN On once.
321. Wasbins,oo q pna"rtnns OF Applicant, Boz
WANIED..CA At Room 10 wash
rom SO to sl25 noath. Apply from TO 10 q.
W nulatto girl a to IL yesr. old. must be neat
1 ~. uuy And well recommended Apply ct 491
street. north. bet h and lsth 'ts mh2s St
WANT sD-At the Dining Rooms AGA street
w oetseen h aud 10Th is a sALE CJOK;
ts,m.d sn, hrst class with good reference. Apply
WANTsD-A FURNISHED HOUSE Of or
hon.. iooms, or rooms suitably furnished for
f g.. &. sven AID required zddr.'. 70.
WANTED-An intelligent FARM n AND; also.
come ss T1aAN :. 90 g.nsrs hoasewora 90 4uss
sss s 81. pet. Af' sui the sh1s t s
WANTED-AboutT TWENTY ACRES, on rail.
s.Si%s; Ma. Rev, g. '. IEs6I iIo i:s'
w in 4 GUOD BUSINESS AS PiRTNER.
Liau5r businsss preferred. first class refer sncs
heaI k.ists attorneys md Connection Asents cor
7ih and SITS ,washinston, ID. q. ma Is 80
WtSTI,EEIp.u-T.O GIsLs, one to .ttsDd con;
at = SkEuND'S, No. 1879 Briise St, Geo ge-
w n and h aud sth and l. street. n.rth Of
Kelley EfI ASy it5% fpDIy or ID
vest corner Il h aud streets ms2 AZ
WANTED-FUnNIsHI APARTMENTS
private am uGGm xIs AMI room 70, ,S
quired. address LO DC sR. this once m a,st
A si,I 90. 0srIo CSRs As9UI TO LEsyETaE
aud or fort Of bs.i
Of mh purchaser BY applying at the Star once.
WANTED = Fir.t class OPERATORS on
VIM IEsLs Shirt M.nufactory, 3as Pens.
syivanis avenue. between 9Th and 10Th SITS mas-st
WANTED-Byl LIST of Al r,l a competent WHITE
w G1kL, to de general Homework. References
n ,us Apply AZ Massachusetts avenue, be
NANTED IMMEpIATILY-At the F.rm-rs
w an, aod Dro'eSs' hotel in UniOntown; .; g,
one. ,hs. ansa .. awS SSd C90K
rlo, ment given. lms23 ST. R.F. MARTIN.
GLEASON GLENN v.s,,.
TO MOVE GoA Et GSasfwrsu
l1aqiRs at their once At street Washington,
fsssi, Fl, Iis T SS R is.
"' - " " wafT = sd 2, will, WILLIAMS. ms,
mhIs w Between and streets north.
WANTED-SEC0ND HAND FURNITURE
addressing T.. MAYN, No. 3O7 Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets. ma 10 Of
WANTED-Ladies desiring COOKS CHAM
" BE AIDS, NURSES, WATERS, OOAOe-
NJ y. Sc. to call at Intelligence Off ,e, MOI
lhh street, between and r. Persons in search
OF homes caa be suited. Office hour from IL
TO s. ma IL In
\NANTED-Families breaking 10 housekeepina
w or removing from the city. to know that thy
can dispose Of their FURNITURE without tue
trouble or expense Of an auction, by addressing
of 10th street. ma Inn
WANTED-A position as HOUsEKEEPER by
" competent American WON an who has bean
win Mrs Postmaster General Randall nearly a
y~sr. Inquire at 365 X street corner I2th be-
twtvI the hours of and IL. fe "a If
A vFTNURSE wANTEO.-Apply to Or W p
~ jon SSTOS. No 466 7tt sire I, between TIE
hour OF 5 and 90 IN and L AMI IL o m fe Is If
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I UCTIOS SALE or GOvERNMEr PROP
4 kRTN

a UtIION SALE o. GONERNMEr PROF
"A kRTl.
lERoT QUAKrERNAsTER OPFICF.
$500 PHILAUELFHIA. PA March n. 1872 (
VIII De sold q Public suction a. the schuytkil
Ars.nsl phiisdeiHhiz, Peun-ylvsnis. on THUS
DAY. April ]. lsg the following articles of Ointh-
Ia TaITs Pegeed Boots
10 go pairs Pee E.7 Boatees.
25st0 Gray FlanUEl shirts.
also, at The same time aud place, q large guam
tity oi Old Eop-, Tent CutgiBg., Burisps. PetrO-
&C.
Terms cash. in Government funds Cash AZ time
OF pure l,ss tor all sales under S2s A deposit OF
twenty hive pet cent viii be required Oh sli sums
above that am mt
Catalogues q the property e. Re sid viii be M
nisbed upon application tafhis office
Il VI ES0s.
Breyet Colonel and A. - q "A.
MI :. 4 ne not -. -febnn.tar
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pROPOsALs FOR WASTE PAPrR

Posi- OFFICE pEraRTNFNr. March n 1850
PArkR scoumula tiDg in tits Department, OF the
lrsE scripts of postr1a.ters' srcount. of mails
received and sent. post biils, white pager; est
.. MIXED paper, Consisting Of wrappers of &C
eour,s and other packages to- ethtr with letter
tny iopes o. various cOlors; estimated az ,ntity,
Newspapers; estimated qxautity, 1 900 pound.
siad.rs must specify price per pound for each
Tie ps.er muet be removed from the cellar o, IN.
cereal Poet once bTtidine AZ tue cOst OF the
Seta.o 9iaoer, spa IN hs owe bags. as often ss may
mail Lays III Be furnished for thi. pnrpo...
and mSst be pad for on delivery 'n' p'PA'''hen''
Bids are IN vited for one year. commencing on the
it 81 agri me mex. IT.. and will be received until WE'D
They should be ssdres.-d TO the Postmaster
S sBsTa and endoIsas Pr9'Ss: g"s Waste
ma ls-eost Postmaster General.
PROPOSALS ron BEEF.
OFFICE cHIsF Con-. SUBSISTENCE,
DEPARTMENT DAKOTA.
seaId propc.al., in tduplicste. viii be recsised
Shns n. 6nsd STATE. Il b.,. s
"''' o s,' N. zoo, s",I ZEE. s ,., CATTLE.
20 head 81 .grt Baford. d r. to be delivered By
ITO head :, !9r, Toi,en. D. t.; to be delivered By
She,S a ne I.It Stevenson, d. T. to be delivered
$40 head at Fort sully. d. II so to be deliveres by
July Z. is5s, and the remainder SS septsmbssr
7sheas a Fort Randall, d T.; to be delivered By
1heaa - FORT Dakota, D. T.; to be delivered By
20 hess = Port Ransom, d. T.; to be delivered bv
The cattle must average about Loo ,o,ea.
sIoes wsight, and be steers, from three 20 seven
Al les than three and over year. OLD and
st.ss. and cows, siIl be reJeo ted.
Also at the same time and places. ropossls will
HAT,
AZ Fort Buford, D T., go tons.
A,E Fer; stevenson Sc" 4 D :, e: mo tons.
A. Fort s ss.ls; ~ 3 r.. ~ sG son 9.
eril cured free from ~ssds, and dslIssrsd < Tie
posts by September ]. 1859
two rtspo psible persons the effect that the bid
der 10 able TO fulfill contract IN accordance With
the terms Of bis sropostoc epa t,st should his
. contract in accordance herewith, and that they
are e become 81: giving good
shown bs The osei.i eertincAie q the cerH y the
District Attorney to B. sncossd Win tss ssss's
Bids should be made for each post separately.
'rS 70 e their @
their and .o.t once sadrs.. sa:. @ sps..l
sDd sdsre...d either e srsss. sr;ssdiss es..g:I
:. g. S.e SII 81, NEBRASKA or TO the
The proHosals win be opened at both places ct
IL n AohpAf' April 4 ~ crr..v
1,:p;.. o. g. I; Byt LisS. 0el,: b :; sT.y.
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fURI SPICES
OF similar quality to that used Ia England
fkBSH AND HANDSOME.
W. bURnHELL,
Corner of l&h aud streets,
IT, 1T Uuder Ebbttg House,
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II TRE sgRIEH 81 C0 THTn OF rHE DIS

TRiCT OF C0LUMBI.
At Washington District Of Columb ia, on the nth
dag CT March, A. ID. 1869
By order of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Oolun biz. in BaI kruptcy will sell at public AUG.
ton, in front Of the City Hall. in Washington
on WEpNESDAv,t the 7th day Of April sext,
~ ~ CLOCK m. all the assets Of Antonio Peile-
tier nov IN my pOesessi IN. consisting Of IN Inter
est IN certain lands In West Virginia; claim
sfeipst the 9overnmept of Haytt for camsges for
seizure and detention Of vessel and crew Of bark
~ ffsm and for false I'm prison II emit, &C., &c.
Terms cash.
me II lavsG GEO. MASON, Assignee.
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u0Pet HOPS n HePen
Just rsosivea. Is BALES CHOICE Hors
end or sale b. BRAvAHe D SHAW,
Q IN D trsst, bstwssa nth end IN.
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ITNITED sfATEs PATENT OFFICE,

United sfATBS PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINGION. ID. U March 9. 1859.
On the petition Of 1DWARB A. SrEHRY. o.
Norwich. Connectieut. pray ns for tue extension
Of . patent granted 10 him on the 1,ts day Of
June. 1884. fer 40 improvement in Eau ct
II Il ordered that the said petition DO ard n
this Once on the 2lth day of May next. Any
person may oppose this extension Obiec tho as,
dispositions. and other papers should be filed In
this Office twenty days before the dey OF hearing.
ELISHA FOOrE.
me II lawSW Conmissioner Of Patents.
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SAVE YOUE MONEY!

SAvE YOUL MONEY!
The Cnderdgned has Just taken ont Q UEW
PATENT FOB PAVING SIDEWALKS. GUT.
THRs AHD sfREETS WITHOUT SEAM,
dispensing with curb and reducing the or psnse TO
below the contract price any Of the wards this
city with brick, which will last for lifetime
without repair 90 loads OF PAVING SAND
for sale ct the yard on Tiber Creek, between and
X streets. THORNTON SMITH,
nhltf 394 K street, bet. 9th and 10th.
SANDl SANDn SAND III
Messrs CRAY HUTCHINs, having purchased
the right Of some Of the finest sand shores the
Potomac river, and having msle faci lite. FOR
EipR the same into the Washington Market are
nov pre- pared to furnish to contractors and Others
in vaat Of . superior article Of BUILDING SAND
any quantity they msy require ct the lowest city
rates Leave your orders 1T their Goal Yard,
northeast corner Of sth and K streets, or 18th
Atreet wharf. 10 A-lm'
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AUCTION SALES.

RlY COOPeA LATIMER, Auctfepeer,
- Late clerks with Jas. q. Actsuire 4 90
Southwest corner of Pennsylvsuia avenue and I'm
street. Star Offoe Building
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TsRG By Al TON
a On SATURDAY MORnING Mach 9th
1859. ct 10 O'Clock In tr mt OF our auct on
10 Rooms. we sh all ell very large assortment
y OF Household and Kitchen Furnitufa
Terms cash. COPPER LATfAER,
mas " Aucuoueers.
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RI ". L. WALL q CO., Auctionesrs,
Stores No. 3ls and 3l1,
Southwest corner Of PennsyIvauis ave and Q,

= btOres No. 81 and 81,
eoutnwess corner OF Pennsylvania ave. and 9Th st.
vALUARLE PRoPlRrY ON TBR CORNER
" TWENrr sKyENTH STREET WEST
AND T. sTREET EURTH, AT AUCTION
a On MoSDAY, April Ssh. at O'Clock o. m g.
E.s We VII sell IN front of the premises parts of
y ieet inches on the south side of X street by
eeptn OF u feet on 9Th street TO q private alley
Terms: One half cash: balance six AVID twelve
months, With interest, secured by q deed ef trust
on the property. Couvtyansipg and stamps at toe
cost OF the purchaser. A deposit OF Isl will be "a
quired as soon % the property is struck OF
ma % WALL a 90 ,Auc,s
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HIT "hhGN iLLTAMN, AuctFIs
DRINTING MATERIALS AT AUCTION

DfPoT QrARTERNasTER's OFFICE.
.r,, NAsHING TuN. ID q March Is, IsSg
vii be sold 81 Public Auction, at this ossce
eorh.r OF lfh aud q streets. TUESDAY, March
". @ meocing NJ lo q well an pnir ted pript-
ing Omee no longer required by the Quarter-
msstfs apartment, con -isttn 4 IN part of
go fonts Jsb Letter q Prfu,ipe PresSs.
Press Stands staDdtne Pros.
About ~ lbs Leads sCAeTuets
A.ont "a It's Metal Al"ut IS lbs Type Metal
shrnl nre About lbs Border
About 81 Tbs Nonpsrefl Roman ana ltalc
About - ibs Minion. Roman and Italfe
About Zoe It's Long Primer. Ron. an and Italic
About ll5 lbs. Minion. komAn
Ab. ut 16 fect Brass aule thrse fonts Brass Rule,
Nth Ere Tables, Ink Rollers. Gsileys. Gu ons,
Sonrosing sticks. Css's, and other material
ctnnoply used IN p letting Offices.
Ierns: Cs.h. fn Government funfe
by orcer of the QuArtermaster 3eneral
J & VETERAN,
Deputy guartermss;er Gen. raj Brevet Rrisadier
General. II. = A. mar 81 a.
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AUCTION SALES.
YHIR ArERNOON
Rh GREEN WILLIAM
A1cuoneers and Real Estate Brokers
NO a2o Southeast corner Tth ana u stree,,


1kkSSfDTt rHs. sALE OF PARLoB. DINING
SroN ~, &C. At THs sOUrHEssr ahSRSfR
nUDk AND-A HALF sTKarT So
PfNsHs s Innss. AyESCE at srhrIoSV
el sun IHUssDAY, the LIST day Of AMI ~,
" Icos, ~ ~ clock . shalt all on 'h.
10 PR mises BY virtue OF deed Of trust 80, 10
sSsine llth day - snuaty u so ana 49,
Tes s1 on TIE 18th da, Of J.eu,ry n lisa IL
Washinston County, ia the District OF CoIums,sr
Hair Cloth Sofas. Chairs and Rockers
Gilt Frame Mirrors. Cottage suits
Wsrdrobes. Mahogany aad W alnut Bes.o.
And Burr aus, ! sbles, Rsckers
Cane and other Chairs
Mattresses, Feather Beds and Pillows
Csmfrrte, Spre ads. Sheets
Pillow and Bolster Gases
walnut Extension and other pinine Table.
BED Room and Cooking Stoves
Brussels sno Ingram Carpets
Hall and stair OIL Cloths
Oak aud Dining Chairs, Arm Chairs
Crookery and Glass Ware.
Terms cash.
ID. WELLS, ! s..
n. THOMPSON trustees.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
"e 20 INTEL Auctioseers.
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DIANO TUNING AND RFPAIRING

piano TUNING AND REPAIRING
C. L. WILD, formerly Tuner OF .<--asa
hnate 9, and subsequently Of stein nrYH
wsy's Pianos, now Of g. L. WILD q ssgV'
BIOS Piano Store, 497 18th street, between Pc
evenue and street, still gives especial attention
10 the above. Other instruments also Re raired,
timed and for sale. Pianos for sale, rent eX.
cnanke SHY
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The Premium 0R5EETAL SOAP,
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP,
LAUNDRY SOAP,
FAMILY SOAP,
Are brands Of asuperior quality, and are gus
nnfss In oiv rF~~e AZ ~eio.

TAKE NOTICE
The name O. JEWELL, and also the quality,
il stamped every bar.
get them, and take NO oiher.
Msnnfsctory-jOO and 5O2 @ street north BE-
tween 9Th and 5th. Washington, D. O. fe is
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b. JEWELL'S PRIZE SOAP.

THE B6T,
BLOUSE THEY SAVE TIME, LABOR AND
MONEY. AND MAKE THE CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
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JOSHUA wHITNlY,
mari9 If 416 7th street, between G aad a.

TOR Sale OR RENT-New first class story
L BRICK HOUSE, on X. between 18th and 18th
streets; near Franklin auars; IL rooms. furnace,
range, bath room and water closets; n excellent
order from cellar to roof. House three rooms
deep; lot 26h by l43 feet to wide alley. Splendid
v 10 and sewerage. Apply to Rev o MEA
street. ma "a 6tF
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A LARGE GROCERY BUsIEIss FOB SALE.

Ill health, which requires me to retire from my
business induces me to offer it for SALE with stock
&c.
A rare opportunity is here offered to parties de-
string to embark in business. exhibit of the
sfairs OF the house (which will be shown to par
ties Interested will compare favorably with any
o. the large grocery houses Of his city.
The business Is thor oughy well established,
large. and lucrative N. q. MCKNEW,
m8l9-6t 405 PenusylvApia avenue,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
=, Ls,s Clerts 9TH O Mc9ulre 4 Oo..J
tstar ono BuiidinsD
INTENSIVE STOCK
BUILDERS AND HoUs.KkEPRRs' HARp.
wABx AT PUBLIc AUCTION.
n On THuRsDAY MORNING, April 4, lso.
Wse,ock sud following Gays. until ali =
= GuS SO. Sss u street between 'e,s srs 10
.trss'. se shall cell their entire 81 "a e
stve s.sorim-nt Of
Builders sArd~sre
Houssse.p~r.' ard ssre On every variety
YIN. stock % R.friEyrstor. sad 4 .ser 0oolers
fs,is ,ns P"~ss ,@ cT,, - C.rPentsr.' fools
L.rse 10, OF hos. s.s"., shovel. snd Fork,
lsrse lot Of self sealing J ar. tin case.l
Lsrge quantity of H,Iios wsre
One very hne Herring safe. s.. feet ~ii. ~ .t..s
hish IN perfect urdsr
1S.., teT With man, other article. Unnecessary
Also: ,bc first DAP Of sale, HIio'oloek
Two Bus mess Wagons and Harness.
We ~ouId call the attention Of dealers. builder,
sta hensrkserer. q tbs safe =. the goods al
1sh aud 81 The latest .ts le. sui must b sold.
tbS SHOW gentlemen are retiring from bu siu-.s
tbs, ssc g, sale 81, sags under sso sash over
msI6 CooPER a lATIMER. Aucts
10y GREEE WILLIAMS
= Anotioneers and Heal Bstsfe Rrosers,
No sxo, southeast corner Of lth and ID sfreets
Tk.sIEts SALT oFA THREE STORY AND
bsshMhMT Brick HoUSE AMI srlRLI
tS Skks9shp os ~ ssick Wall, on ran
GhTEas s s33iTa NkAR rHE ARsssAL
- BY virtue q deed trust dated "a. stn
G: dg Of J9ns. 4 ls6s, and dulr !, corded 10
.L lber, N G. T.. No :. tolios Ie3 IS. ami IsS
ore OF tue land records 90 " ashinstoa On aty
District % Co iumha shall sell on the presni.~s
On TH L ksDAl. the first day Of April ne Ut AZ q
O'Clock . m keing known and described a. lot
numbered one. - in square numbered i've hun
dred and four. t50s as the same IL laid down on
the pubic plan 81 said city.
Terms one hall cash; balance, six aud twelve
months fer notes bearing interest. aud secured By
deed az trust on the premises All conveJsnrine
and revenue stamps at the csst Of toe purchases.
. 100 down on the say ot sale. Aud az the ssrms
are not complied with five days after he day OF
sale, ths trustee the right 70 resell al.
premises 81 the risk and cost q the defaultins
purchaser by adyerisin hree times some news
paper published In " ASH ngton. u O
THOMAS MiLBU2H Trustee.
mH GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctrs
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FOR RENT-Tbree suits OF ROOMS, newly
that delightfully."- located three-.tory brick house
SHOWN as No. & street, between sth AND 9th SITS
Rent Of each suit with gas first floor, "a second
foor. S22; third floor, three rooms, furnished for
in advance. ma y At
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T. GBEAT BARGAIN.
-Four story BRICK HOUSE. in good location,
parlOrs, chambers kitchen, bath and servants
roon-range hot and cold water. gas throughout
MARSH, 401 r st near eth ct Also, one BRICK
HOUSE and Furniture mhIe 81.
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B 7 T T. l. E G. r A PHI
Foreign and Domestic Markets,
For the South-H estern.

L1osDeN, April so:-oonsols e355; bonds quiet, sol
LIVERPOOL, April so, noon.-Cotton frner: uoland
and Orleans 2gd; sales Of the week 81 600 bales
o. which for export 5000 and speculation eooo
stock on hand 351 900 bales of which 1853 900 are
Americans stock afoat 4s7, 900 bales. whereof loe
eco are american Yarns and fabrics quiet.
NEW YORK, April 80, noon.-Money steady at s9ct
Sterling 1oe4. Gold l544. Louisianas old -.
levees %. Cotton 2si@28ac.
NEW ORLEANS April -Cotton-receipts to-day
1882 and for the week 1896 bales; exports for the
week. foreign lo7S5 and coastwse 1851 bales; stock
on hand s7677 bales; sales to-day 2400 and for the
week ~, 200 bales; better demand; middlng 2s4c.
Gold lS45. Sterling 46a; New York sight 443ct.
premium Flour dull; superfne s. 623 double extra
50 1905 so and treble extra S. 374 Corn Quiet
white 75@76c: Oats firm, zoe Bran scarce, 81 so.
Haa,y!-prime s3o@31. Pork dull, $50. Bacon-re.
failing at ls4@l74(o174c, Lard dull; tierce lsl9le
and and; keg l91@2lc. Sugar dull; common lo@ll and
prime l3@l33e Moasses nominal; fermentine 5o60
soc. Whisky-Western restifed s79@ 9@s5c Coffee
lair l5} and prime l73c.
, LIVERPOOL April 80, evening Cotton quiet; up
lands and Orleans 125d saRes 10000 bales
new 1oRK, April 80, evening" Cotton steady; sales
:, 1000 bales at 2s9@2s8c Money easy at 6@7sPct
Sterling lo9s. Gold ls41. Wv
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New oRlEAss April "A inequalities ssr 81 tse tsa
g. the Mobile boat landing
by the mayor and delegations of the city council and
chamber of commerce, with an address of welcome.
The party numbers about eighty ladies and gentlemen
After an excursion upon the river and complimentary
dinner tomorrow, they go hence to Cairo. .-.
New 0ELEENs, May 1.-SeVere westerly gale yester
day at the mouth of the Mississippi which swept away
the galleries of the light house and light keepers
dwelling Southwest Pass, and destroyed light house
boats. Blew five feet water into the light house and
dwelling. Building settled one foot. Storm damaged
rigging Of vessels at the pass. . .-
A warrant for the arrest Of J. c. Forbes, of the
brig Co!son for fraud same has been issued upon
affidavit of Supervisor Creecy, charged with raudu-
lently branding 5000 boxes tobacco. Creecy also
seized 103 boxes tobacco to day shipped from Augusta
Georgia Creccy left for Mississippi night to exam
inc into other alleged Irregularities.
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HAVANA, april IS, via Key West.-Seeond battalion
OF volunteers, commanded by Col Zeluta forming the
garrison OF Fort Cabanas in the harbor of Havana re-
fused to obey an order for the release of prisoner
ana Duice and staff obliged to proceed to the
tort IN fali uniform to effect change in their dspos
teer when they suffered the prisoner depart under
an escort OF government troops Action of volunteers
occassoned great indignation on the part of the pub
c, with threats against the second battalion in case
they lay down their arms, Which is not however, an
tlelpated. revolution in the Eastern Department
the island suffering greatly from sickness Gubans
are beslegng and constantly harassing them and cap
ture various conveys which scracty of supplies
and ammunition in the Spanish ranks.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, 2s.-Reported revolutionary Governor of
sagua Villa captured. Spanish vessel Union captured
two or three suspicious vessels off Yuetta Abajo.
HAVANA, April 29.-Cataonian younteera marched
on the 26th to raise the siege of Puerto Principe.
Forces reached San Antonio without opposition. In
surgents again destroyed Sagu. railroad Rumored a
monitor sunk one and captured another Spanish war
vessel.
HAVANA, April 20, via Key -Commandant
of the eastern department decrees death to all males
over fifteen years, absent from their homes without
sufficient cause Dwellings without white flag will be
burned.
KEY WEsT, April 2e.-The following important dis
patch received by mail from Bayamo, Cuba !:
Count Valmazeda, commander OF Spanish force, in
Eastern Department. has issued proclamation whereof
the following the chief features: First, every ma
tive male fifteen years of age found away from
his residence without sufficient viii be executed
second, every uninhabted dwelling and every inhab-
tied dwelling where white flag is undisplayed will be
reduced to ashes; third, all women away from their
houses will come to Bayao, Jignani, or they will be
brought by force Of arms. The proclamation is dated
Bayamo, April 4.
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No. 9 TEXAS SrREEr.-No who has patronsed
this well known house regrets it. for there can be
found the most extensive and elegant assortment of
boots shoes and hats in the city, and Mr. J. B. Lewis
the obging proprietor, is always hand and ready
to sell his goods at prices to suit everybody.