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New York stock and Money mnrLe,

New H0rk STOCK ana money MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 5.-The chief feature of Wall
street to-day the increased stringency in Monev.
The demand was urgent from the brokers through
out the day. Most OF the banks either close on
the legal reserve or below the point The closing
rates were per cent. Gold with commission or per
cent currency and per cent. commission. Sterling
Exchange firmer and prime bankers bills generally
held above the market; quote at 10s9 1854 for 90
days and 1889 a 108k for sight, These quotations are
almost nominal. Gold frmer but dull; price opened
at 1919, advancedo 1915, fell to 1871 and closed at
1916 the rates paid tor carrying were 5, Al, 81,
strong and higher under better quotations from Lon
don and liberal purchases both foreign and home
account. Later, to influence prices, number OF
small loans were called in and the market was ham,
mered by free offerings Of currency 6s and with very
small sales yielded the following quotations at which
no large amounts CT Gold bonds can be purchased.
Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the following 43o quota
tons Coupon SIS 1881, 116 a 116t do 5-20's 1862,
119 q 1871; do 1864 114t a i14z; do 1865, 1l62 q
1lst; do new, l1as 11sa; do 1867. 1lS3 q 11si; do
1865, 11Sl a 1133; 10 40's. 1851 q 1861.
Border State bonds steady but dull Mssouri,s s74
So q 53a.
throughout the day and quite buoyant at times de-
was chiefly in New York Central North Western
preferred, Fort Wayne St. Paul, Rock Island, Pacl-
&c Mail and Marposa, the advance in which was
most marked, though the market was all higher in
At the close the market continued active and strong
The turn in exchanges at Chicago and Nav Orleans,
which indicates return of currency here expresses
a favorable influence. The following are $50 prices
Pacific Mail, 93F q a.; Western Union Telegraph,
4Ol; New York Central, 1e33 q 1874; Erie S44; Hud-
s2l; Foit Wayne 1861 (9 1877; Michigan Cen9ra f1S;
Michigan Southern 9os q 96h; Illinois Central 1Ss
Toledo, s7a g 973; Chicago & Rock Island, 1914 q
tsl5; Chicago g North Western, s54 @ s5a; do pre-
The cssIancss a. the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
The basnse sos at the subTrsasury to-day amount
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NEW YORK.

FISK s SUIT AGAINST THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
NEW YORK. April Din the case of Fisk
against the Union Pacific Railroad an affidavit
was filed in the Supreme Court to-day by
Oakes Ames, stockholder, and Thomas G.
Durant, John B. Alley, Sidney Dillon and Cor
nelius S. Busswell, Directors of the Company
which state Fisk's purchase of stock was not
in good faith, and was made with the money OF
other parties for the purpose of annoying the
Company and inducing its officers to buy him
off; that the total profit to the builders of the
road will not be more than Is per cent, and
that the Credit Mobilier had declared only two
dividends of per cent each.
j. B. Alley, one of the Directors, was exam
ined before the Referee, Mr.. Redfield, and tes-
titled that under the contract with the Credit
Mobilier that the Company was to guarantee
its fulfllment advance money and receive
IL per cent. commission as well as interest
upon the whole contract. The commission
would amount to 81, 100000; the amount of the
contract was about $47, 100000. The commits
sion has never been paid, as the Credit Mobil-
ier could not respond to the call made upon
them.
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Jewell Elected /!
Republicans Gain One Member of
Congress!

HARTFORD, April go P. M.-The full vote
of Hartford gives for Governor, Marshall jew
ell (Rep. 2766; James E. English (Dem.) 1915;
Democratic majority, 509.
For Congress-Julius e. Strong (Rep. 2757;
james Dixon (Dem.) 3267; $40 majority; a Re-
publican gain of lat over the Governor vote of
last spring.
Returns are coming in well for the Republi-
cans, indicating the election ol the State ticket
BY one thousand majority, and the election of
Strong over Dixon, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the First District.
Returns from forty towns give 8S1 Republi-
can majority-a Republican gain over last
Springs vote.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HARTFORD, April 5-It is our decided i'm
preston that Mr.. Jewell and the State ticket
are elected, and that Julius l.. Strong beats
Dixon in the First Congressional District
In ten towns of Hartford County there is a
net Republican gain of 141 over last Spring
Dixon runs behind his ticket SO far.
The vote falls ten thousand behind last April.
Hartford falls off over 200 and New Haven 900.
The result on Governor is close with chances
in favor of Jewell. The Democrats elect Con-
gressmen in the Second and Fourth Districts,
and the Republicans in the First and Third
The Legislature shows considerable Demo
cratic gains, but is probably Republican in
both branches by reduced majorities.
Seventy -four towns show q Republican gain
of 1881 The Democrats give up the State.
james DIXON is surely defeated by ullus IL.
Strong in the First Congressional District;
Babcock (Dem.( is elected in the Second; Bar
mum (Dem.) in the Fourth; and Starkweather
(Rep in the Third District.
There are Republican gains in Hartford and
New Haven Counties, and Democratic gains
in Windbam, Fairfield and Litchfeld Coun-
ties. Strong's election over Dixon is consid-
cred sure. The Legislature is pretty closely
balanced
THIRD DISPATCH.
HARTFORD, April 5-Midnight-The vote Of
Hartford County complete give Jewell 1926;
English STA; JewelPs majority 152.
Strong's majority for Congress over Dixon in
the First District, complete, is 781-a gain of
one Congressman for the Republicans
LATEST DISPATCH.
HARTFORD, 245 A. NJ, April 6-Hartford
county complete gives Jewell $3.50; English
1869. New Haven county, wanting four towns,
Jewell 1898; English 10,740. New London
county, wanting two towns, Jewell 1886; Eng
lsh 4570. Fairfield county complete, Jewell
671O; English 1902. Litchfeld county, want
ing nine towns, Jewell 1898; English 1927.
Windham county, wanting four towns, Jewell
1855; English 1852. Tolland county, complete,
Jewell 2449; English 1888. Middlesex county,
wanting one town, Jewell 1929; English 28O8.
Total Jewell, 2O,942 total English, 40,67O. The
twenty towns to be heard from gave majorities
last year as follows: Jewell 450; English $50.
Totals-Jewell Al 1892; English Al 200; JEWELS
majority I92.
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PENNsYLvANIA.
&NNS Ia ANhAs
THE GREAT ROBBERY IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Of the securities
stolen yesterday from the Beneficial Saving
Funds, about $400, 900 were registered bonds
not convertible The coupon bonds amounted
to $1500O0, of which $4,000 were 5-2Os.-
Mortgages to the amount of quarter of a
million dollars were not disturbed, SO that, in
cluding the registered bonds, securities and
real estate, the society will have $730,000 to
meet the claims of 5000 depositors The soci-
ETY. offers reward of $25, 900 for the arrest OF
the burglars and the recovery of the assets
The managers have suspended payments to
depositors for the present. In additien to the
bonds belonging to the society. there were a
large number of boxes belonging to private
parties deposited for safety. Valuables were
in the vault with Tiller combination lock.
which, as well as Smeddler safe inside, were
bored with apparent ease.
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Alaska.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-The United
States steamer Saginaw arrived at Victoria
April Sd from Sitka.
Since the Indian difficulties the fur trade in
Sitka had been entirely suspended and the In
dians were afraid to approach the town.
The Kake tribe were terror stricken. The
destruction of their villages, it was thought,
would cause them to surrender the murderers
of the two white men to the military author-
ties.
All well at Forts Wrangle, Simpson and
Rupert and Indians quiet
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THE TENURE OF OFFICE ACT SIGNED.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The President to-
day signed the modified tenure of sffice bill as
passed by Congress.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed nearly
200 nominations, including nearly all those Of
postmasters. heretofore transmitted to that
body, besides Registers and Receivers of Land
Offices; j. A. Burbank of Indiana, Governor
of Dakotah; Alvan Flanders, Governor of
Washington Territory; Obed F. Strickland,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court OF
Utah; Geo. G. Rester, Treasurer of the United
States mint and Assistant Treasurer at Phila
delphia; Capt. John De Camp, to be Commo-
dore on the retired list; Commodore james Al
den, Chief Of Bureau Of Navigation vice Jen-
kins, resigned; Collector of Customs John H.
Bailey, at Portsmouth, N r.; Surveyor of Gus
toms, William r. Martin, at Portsmouth, N.
H.
PROPOSED sERENADE TO cUBANs.
The various friends of Cuba proposed to SER
eHade tomorrow night the special Envoy of
the Cubans, but they haveiE abadoned the de-
sign in accordance with his wishes.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, April 5.-The Spanish man-of-w
Quintin arrived in the harbor this morning
with the steamer Commanditario. The
steamer was recaptured at Stirrup Key. The
Cubans had left the vessel and taken refuge on
shore. OF the crew four firemen have been
brought here as prisoners, and Spanish war
stenmer has two other prisoners. It is stated
attempting to escape from the Commanditario.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust of Administrator, Of the estate OF
THOMAS WORCESTER, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
ands upon the estate of said deceased required
to exhibit the sams and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
Ass.s 49, GEO. w. PARKER, Admir-.
Portland, March 49, 1869. mr20 d1aw3ws
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CHARLEsToN, April 2.-Freights-To Liverpool
by steam Sd " fb. on Upapds and Id on Sea Islands
TO the West Indies. Cuban ports, 80, Gold, Y M on
Lumber for North side, and $40 p M, Gold, for
p ib. on Uplands and 1c on Sea Island Cotton. and
81 80 tierce on Rice; by SAIL 81 70 a 90 % bale on
Upiands; on resawed Lumber 80 ~ NJ; ON Timber
$40 P M; on Resin 75c % bb To Boston, by steam
via Baltimore, 1c W ib on Cotton; by SAIL els a. Sc
" tb on Cotton; $12 P M on resawed Lumber and
$13 ~ M on Timber
NEW ORLEANS. March 31.-Freights have vet
to note very dull market, both foreign and coast
wise The excess of tonnage on the berth for foreign
weakness. even to the very low rates which now
prevail Weqaote cotton by steam to Liverpool I'd
TO New York @ Cd; to Boston q fc; to Philadel-
phia 5c P ID; Flour to Northern ports go a CSC ID
bbl; Corn to Northern ports, in sacks, is a tic y
bush Pork. Beef and Moasses to New York 81 P
Dbl. By saib the rates are:-Cott0n to Liverpool
5-16 q li-32d; to Havre a To-; to Bremen &c P fb
Corn and Wheat to Liverpool q SD P bush.; Flour
don 35s B hid.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

RICHMOND, April 5.-Gen. Webb to-day ap-
pointed Col. Mallory Secretary of State and
Major Porter Second Auditor. Both of these
gentlemen are officers of the army.
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State of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, March Esd, 1862
Al OTlCE is hereby given that Petitions for the
N Pavdon or commutation of sentence OF SAMUEL
HILL, convict in the Stale Prison, under sentence
for the crime of Arson are now pending before the
Governor and Council, and hearing thereon will
be granted in the Council Chamber at Augusta, on
Tuesday the 9th day ofApril next, at nine O'Clock
A. M.
FRANKLIN M. DREW,
mar24d1a3w SecI etarv of State.
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Administrator,s Sale.

NJ OIiCE is hereby given that by license from the
~ Judge OF Probate of Cumberland county, ad-
ct the estate OF Charles H. Marston late
OF Falmouth, in the county OF Cumberland, deceas-
ea, snan sell at public auction, unless previously
disposed OF at private sale, on the goth day of April
scribed. viz: A certain parcel of land situated in
said Falmouth, containing about ten and one half
acres lying the northeast side of the road lead
ing from Presuml scott Falls to West Falmouth and
the same conveyed by Peter Marston to said deceas
ed by deed dated March 10, 1860, and recorded n
Cumberland Registry Of Deeds, Book 29S. naee an
SEWARD B, MARSTON. ADM '''
Dated March 18th, 1863. mro6d1swar naw
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Notion Department.

Knit Goods, Knit Goods /!
Having never made it practice of carrying
unreasonable goods over from one season to
another, it is not our intention to do so this
season. These goods have to suffer. Sold
they must be, no matter what we lose on
them. Therefore, parties in want Of Shawls,
Hoods, Sontags, Clouds, Caters, &C., &c.
can buy them cheap by calling at
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MApRIn. Anril

MADRID, April 5.-Informal meetings of the
majority in the Constituent Cortes have been
held and resulted in a resolution to support ex.
King Ferdinand of Portugal for the throne of
Spain. The council of Ministers have also de-
cided to second the majority of the Cortes in
this determination, and deputation, with Don
Salustiano Oloscaga at its head, has gone to
Lisbon to invite King Ferdinand to accept the
candidaure
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Needle Women's Friend Society.

WEE Annual Meeting of this Society will be held
9 y at the house of Mrs. H. 1. Robinson, 23 High
STeet. on Monday, April 9th, ct O'Clock r M A
fuil attendance is requested. Per Order.
April /, 1859. d6t
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries. sc. by Anction

On Wednesday, Apr 7th, at salesroom IS Exehsng
~ az i-2 O'Clock, Teas, Coffee. Tobacco Cigars,
w. nise ana Brown Sugar, bbls Pickles, Vinegar, Ca
soap, starch, Raisins, 10 bbls extra Turnips,
ties panps9 TlouE. Tomato Ketchup in Kegs and Bot
ss Irish Moss, Pals, Tubs. CIoibss Pins ,rushes'
ety Fangs stIaw Paper Iwine Paper Bags in var-
Ihe above goods are fresh and n, ,o,, -,
apStd n. q. BAILEY IA kvu ".ss "auer.
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E U r ore
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 5.-In the House of Com
mons to-day the bill for the abolition of i'm
prisonment for debt passed to its second read
ing,
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ANDERSON
Has long since been aware of this tact and accord
ingly gives his customers the
Most for their Money.
Read This /!

Best Shield whalebone Corsets. 76c
At Anders0as's.
Woven Whalebone Corsets, - "a sec
At Assders0n's.
Extra Quality Woven Corsets, 500
At AmdersOn's.
Superb Quality French Corsets, $500
at Amders0n's.
20 Spring Ladies Hoop Skirts, 42c
At AndersOn,s. 81 W
20 Spring Extra Tape Skirts, SOC
At Anders0se's.
rs Spring wove Tape Skirts, oSe
At AssdersO4,s.
New Style Skirts at 75c, $500 and l.2s
1t AmdersOm's.
Hoop Skirts made to order, "a =
1t A9sdersO9e,s.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Cotton Hosiery
at wholesale prices,
At AssdersO4s's.
Corset Clasps, SC to iOc
1t ANdersOn's.
one-half doz. Linen Handkerchiefs for soc
At AndersOn's.
Linen Collars. eior aSc
At AndersOn's.
Hadley Spool Cotton, IS cents doz.
At AndersOn's.
Taft's 200 yd spools Ssc dOz.
At AndersOs's.
Ladies Hair Nets, l5c, 1Oc, and 25c
At AmdersOn's.
Alpaca Braid, Spices for 25e
At A9adersOn's.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, &c for 1-2 doz
At Apders0r's.
Ladies' Fine Cotton Hose, 15c, zoe and 25e
At A7sders0n's.
Ladies' Coils and Braids, SOC and 75e
at AedersO9e's.
A lot of Children's Hoop Skirts, 1Oc, 15c, 2Oc
At A9edersOn's.
Your choice of Jewelry Sets, 25c, SOC $1OO
at A9aders0n's.
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains, in every de-
partment,
at AssdersOn's, s
333 Congress Street. 333
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For Sale at City Farm :

nn Tons first quality Hay. Also one pure bred
~ Jersey Bull, three years old, with record Of
pedigree. Enquire Of
Marfh IN .d3w
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remunerative prices. There has been a marked In
crease in the shipments at Port Richmond, and
judging from the present indications, may expect
very large and active business at that point during
the present month. The Philadelphia q Reading
haroau company announced on the 29th ult. that
on and after the 1st inst the drawbacks on Anthra-
cite Coal shippe from Port Richmond to points east
of New Brunswick and south of Cape Henry would
be as follows until further notice Lump and steam
nut 90c.
CHICAGO, April 5-Exchange on New York quiet
Tor buying and lilo per cent. premium selling. Flour
quiet; Spring extras SIG a oS1 Mneas @ easier a s NO.
ular and fresh receipts; since Change 0l2. Corn
dull and declined 1c; new 81 q 5lac; regular 53 @
Sic for regular in store nothing done this afternoon.
Oats quiet at So q 5b3 tor regular and fresh Rye
nomnal Barley dull; No. s sp9mina por , at 81 High q
q 80 75 Lard quiet at 173c. Sweet picked Hams
steady at &c., Dry salted shoulders nominal at life.
Live Hogs II q 10 %. Beet Cattle 6 75 q 25 for
good Steers and Oxen.
CINoINNATI. Al ril 5.--Mess Pork held at 81 80;
country offered at 81 co. without buyers. Bulk Meats
dull; shoulders sold at 12c; sides held at I4lc Ba-
clear rib sides 161c and clear sides 163c Lard dull
MILWAUKEE, April 4-Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet at 10z for No. and 06t i0r No. q Oats are
nominal. Corn steady at Doc for rejected new. Rye
steady at IA for No. Q. Barley nominal for No. at
so @175.
SAVANNAH, April 5.-Cotton quiet and steady;
sales 45o bales; Middlings 274 273c; receipts $40
bales.
CHARLEsToN,S s. c., April 5.-Cotton dull; sales
200 bales Mddlings 272c receipts 541 bales; exports
to Great Britain PITT bales and coastwise 257 bales
MOBILE, April b.-Cotton in fair demand; low
Middlings 26a q &c; sales 925 bales; receipts 776
bales; exports 1885 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 5.-Cotton lower; Mid
dlings 2S4c; sales 1900 bales receipts 1888 bales
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. April 5-Forenoon.-Consol 93 for both
money and account.
American secYrities-United States 52O's quiet
and steady at S3b Stocks steady; Illinois Central
shares 96a; Erie shares 245.
LIvERPooL, April -Forenoon.-C opened
quiet at i2t 9 l2sd Tor Midding uplands and 12t a
1921 for Mddling Orleans; sales estimated at 10000
bales Corn 9s Cd for new. Wheat 9s I'd for Califor-
MIA White.
LONDON. April 5-Evening-Conso 90 for money
and SO for account.
American securities-United States 5-20's quiet
at s3b Stocks steady Erie shares PAS Illinois CEN
trail shares 96s; Atlantic & Great Western 80.
5-20's S73.
LIVERPOOL, April 5-Evening.-Cottdul Mid
ding uplands on the spot 124d; do Orleans 125d;
sales Of the day have been 5000 bales.
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ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
"A neatly and cheaply done at this Office.
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We call special attention to the fact that we
have first class Buyer in New York, who is
constantly on the alert for BARGAINS, and
through whom we receive goods weekly; this
enables us to cut goods very close. By the
way, we almost forgot to mention that Ladies
wishing Hoop Skirts made to order or repair
ed, will please give us as much time as possi-
BILE, as we generally have orders ahead.
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Hosiery Department.

Black Patent TeIvets.
SILK finish, to close, 100 per yard.
Hair Nets.
Hair Nets, Be
Hair NHts, Sc
Shk HAIR Nets from tic to 60c
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GIOVe Department.

Job Lot Lisle Thread, from Auction worth 50c your
choice for 25c
Lisle Thread from Is to 80
hne assortment OF Kid Gloves from 75c to 1.s7
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Shirt BOSOa22S
Linen Bosoms from 10 to 60e
All prices-All styles.
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Black Velvet Ribbons,
COlOred Velvet Ribbons,
At List Prices.
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WilE Bug Goods sChere they
can be had the
Q HI z A p r y IT
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WASHINGTON.

THE TENURE OF OFFICE ACT SIGNED.
WASHINGTON April 5-The President to-
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Lords and Commons.

When we look at the composition of the two
Houses, at the aristocratic element Of the Com
mons and at the plebeian proportion of the
Lords, we cannot fail to see the mistake made
by political teachers who would congratulate
the country on the ability of its Commons,
while they denounce the incapaeity Of the
Lords. The natural position Of young Lord
AN unhedged Peer-is the House Of Com
mons. If we look into the records Of all our
great noble families, we find that it is so. The
young cadets of our great houses are the most
popular candidates at our hustings; nor have
they become less popular than heretofore un-
der the operation Of the household suffrage.
This has become so much the rule Of life among
noble families in England that Peer, in the
disposal Of his son, looks almost as a matter Of
course to career for him as a Commoner in
the Lower House. And noblemen succeed
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FIRST Society IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
A stranger, visiting q Southern California
town, was taken about the streets by a promi-
nent citizen to see the lions and lionesses, and
thus tells how they were interpreted to him
"You see that man there 2" he remarked TO
me, upon one occasion, at the same time point
ing with his finger. which resembled the
tongue of an ox-cart, to a dilapidated looking
shrimp, with yard Of tobacco juice eoursing
its way through ditch in his whiskers. I
answered in the Affirmative. "Well, SIR" re-
Joined my cadayerous companion, am GO
ing to introduce you to him. He's the smart
est man in this town he shot fellow at a
ball about three weeks ago." A short time
after my companions fit fell upon my should
er like a trip hammer. and bringing his enor-
nous finger to bear upon a biptd Of about
three hundred avoirdupois, he calculated:
=" There's the man 1 want you to know he
shot Mexican right through the head last
Wednesday," Hardly ten minutes had clap
sed, when down came the pOnderous fist Of my
rufhan acquaintance upon my port arm, with,
T" There doggoned my buttons-he's brick,
yeu bet ycur bottom dollar-he put charge
of buck-shot into a Dutchman last week, and
dug hole into his head large enough TO saw
wood in" 1 was on the point Of making ex-
pressi0ns of sympathy for the unfortunate
Teuton when my attention was turned to 4
lymphatic looking female, right across the
street, with, There ! by juniper there's the
smartest girl in town you ought to know her
her fathers jaekass took the first prize at the
fair, last Fall-you bet she's smart" Iwant-
ed to ask him if she had shot anybody within
a week. but for fear that / might get dose Of
buck-shot which would dig hole in my head
big enough to saw wood in, affected indes-
cribable amazement at the brilliant creature,
to the much joy of my cicerone.
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DuIgrH. Mimi. ha. put up 100 house. IN
sixty days.
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BARox BEusr Arp ruE Courc11.

The following is Baron Beust's answer tc
the Circular of Prince Hohenlohe regarding
the approaching Ecumenical Council:
A government which, like the Austro-
Hungarian, has adopted the freedom Of all
religious denominations within the literally
constituted civil society as its leading princi-
pie, would, in our view, not adhere to the
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CHUNG HOON.

Commission Merchant and General Agent,
Importer Of Teas and other Chinese and Foreign
Goods, Wholesale Dealer in Hawaiian Produce, aud
Agent for the Paukaa and Amauulu Sugar Planta-
tions. Fire-prOJf Store on Nuuanu Street below
King. E-ly5