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AUCTION SALES.

soutb Ssneee sso to D. J. c. MeGuire Co.
southwest corner rem. avenue and uth street.
aoUsEHoLp FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
April Isth 40. =. 10 oeioes n mon ~ ~,
81 HS%.shod anal anal k XII general
COOPER & LATIMER, Auc,..
BY WALL Co; Auc,ioneer.,
New Marble Buiiiin -
MATING, FURNITURE, DRY GOODS. a.
"A ON sATURDAY MORNING, April /; h.
ID eommeneing at II o'el ~. We will sell, at our
NJ % pieces White .nd Chs OK Mating
4NarbIe-, top Uotrsse Sets
Exten;ion Tables. once Chair,
s.ics, Bureaus, srsrobes
Locking glasses, Plated Ware
Lawns, BalmOrais &c
1t WE. WALL CO., Aue,rs.
Rf WIN. L.; WALL g. CO, Aucrioneer..
New Marble Building,
stores No 900 asd 902 sosth cor Pa sv and 9th st
MARBLE TOP FABLES, WHISTLES, WINES.
a On SATURDAY MORNING.. ArriI 18th,
commencing ut 10 o clock, we shsai soil within
~ 10 M.rble-top Tables. On accou.s of whom it
Scasss Tsniiy ny. Whisky
Med sx.ns Gin
'. Apple whskey
bois han ,ih
Beure9n
10 Boxes Stareh, soap
,Candles
SeHs harness.;
ap2 WEI. N. MALE x co Aucts.
lDY MN L. WALL A co Auctjoneer.
ID Horse and farriaea Razaor'
No. 9S Louisiana ave bet eth and fotbst,
- -~'"'''
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES MILES CAR
R RIA HARNEss' WAGONS, Sc.- de-. AT
~ We will se,, IN sATURDay wopyyNc
JNApril l6, commencing at 10 O'Clock At our
~ Bazaar, absut 80 WORK SADDLE and
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Gems by the Old Masters,
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of three writs Of eri facias and ono writ
o. vsndltioni exponas, issued from the Clerk Once
and to No directed. viii sell at public sale, for
casa, in front e tie Court House door Of aid Dis
Eoelost m, an defendants right, title, claim and
p, IN the City Of washinston, D. o., beginning 3.
the northeast corner Of said square and running
thence south a fest thence west % the west end q
the lot, thence in q northerly direction with the
west limo thereof to the north line Of said lot thence
with said north line to the place OF beginning,
together with all and singular the inprovoments
there0n, seized .nd levied upon the property Of
Brock Macka, IT,, and will be sold satisfy exc
c1oons NOS "a, S,47S, AIN, and S7e6, in favor Of
mafthew g.. Emery, dec. II. Plant, A. 4 7, r.
ALEX. SHARP,
mn 11m U. 8. Marshal, ID. q.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
til MONDAf, the 18th day OF May, ls7U 81 the same
hour and place, by consent Of all parties. +
apu ALkA. SHARP, u. D. Marshall D. e.
pUBLIC SALE-I will ssii, At public auction On
beautiful COT kTRY SEAT at HooSersvilis, Wash
ington Branch Railroad; nne house, out-bufidings
complete CHOICE apple year. peaches, soosebefries
e1rrants, &C.. &C.; eommands view Of the railroad
200 yards from the station. Sale at . O'Clock.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In one and two
years. 49, =. = -
ap n-st 80 Saint Paul arsst, Bsitimors.
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aoas. ca1ssf b inSissrssicss 6:eorhas. oisss
speedily cured.
60 3 60 60. - 80 St.ss ssS
LEY.iS1 e. sss. irses @ - Sas. - III ~
OHbbHIsA4EHsi C 9o9 81 J niIss q is
8GH %S e sst 4 t th ss'' g
Comfy in5orss 1S ., svpSiotsa TUEsDAY. Apr.
d1srieuftoa o. the Dersonal estate Of aid decessed,
nS % ons sn hnnd = f.r = The sa%s have
vhfTe an the sreditors and heir Of ad dseeassd are
% tssn mo-, 9th their sss
from ~ Seast IN "a dseesssdS sst..s: fvsyiasd,
Sssk; IN g: EvsHas Star SS:,ioa; . The :sii
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RY COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
y tSuccessors to James q. McGuire Co..
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH ST
East; BETWEEN SOUTH g STREET ANp
NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE.
II By virtue of q Deed Of Trust, dated the 7tb
~: day Of August, ls6g and duly recorded in Lii
- 1beI and L, No. 10, fol 40, ct. seq, one of
the Land Records for Washington county, in the
District Of Columbia shall sell at public auction
on AoNpAf, 18th day Of April, ls70, at IA clock
seventeen, IL in square No. go, according to the
SUB division OF said square by Jonathan Prout, to-
infg FERN, Of .s,s. 8, uo cash. -. ,.,.n.. ;,
Interest and secured by deed of trust on the prem
property is struck oh. Conveyancina and stamps Al
cost OF purchaser Ii the terms of sale are not com
piled with within FIVE days, the trustee reserves the
purchaser EPHRAIM CLARKE, Trustee.
apli-eoSds COOPER q LATIMER, Aucts
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A LII THE NEW BOOKS PURLIsHrD. M
"A ceived, and for Sale immeda tely aftsrwards a
SHILLIN0TON'S DOOK0R0RR

"A LII M INV bOuAs rUBLISHED. M
"A ceived, and for Sale immediately aftsrwards n
SnlLlIN0TON'S DOOK0FoRk
HAND hook OF the Mastery Series OF LeArni,S
French, German and Spanish Languages: price r
cents each. SO Rams the World Away, novel:
pre- 80 cents. The kule Of the Monk; or. Rome q
the Ninsteenth Sentury by Gen. Garbsldi; price .
cents. heath by Good Living. THIS book shows
ytthou, price; by Or. W. w. Hall, editor OF fsi :
Journal OF Health. price sl.so Hans Breitman in
ShsT ss and sSa h1 :, n ballads: F,ss e os R
Flower. price o. cents. Under Foot. q novel, BY the
author 81 Maggie Lynne, price s0cts. why nd He
Marry Herr by the author OF the Planters Dsueh-
ter: price 50 hireli, novel BY the author cf
by Mrs. southworth; price SlD Wiye. sn8
widows, BY Mn. stephens; price $40. Fslles
Pride, 10y Mrs. southwOrth; price 81 50.
THACkERAYS BOOKS, CHEAP EDITION
Mens Wives, Book Of snobs, Shabby Genteei
story, fftz Boobies Confessions. Yellow Plush
Papers price only 50 cents each The Manu- scturer
and builder, an illustrated msnthly devoted to the
practical Interests " industrial progress. large
assortment oi Pocket Books, Porte Monnaies. Pass
Books. Day Books, Ledsers and Memorandum Books
at the very lowest prices. for sale az
eHILLlNGTONS BOOKSTORE,
mil Corner ~ street and Penna avenue.
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apl4-dt
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctionesrs.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
- On "WEDNESDAY, the nth day April,
premise: . Valuable FARM. sons s 0e loo ioe
Of land, more less, with the i'm prov ements
consisting Of a three story brick dwelling house
stable for six horses, carriage house, two barns
corn and grain houses, two tenantable houses, a
grist mill two and half stories high. said mill in
working condition and capable Of grinding one hun
dred bushels Of corn day, frame dwelling house
opposite the MILL There are several other
on on the farm mtable for stock purposes; also, q
water on the farm and sulphur spring Of the best
Of water The above farm Is alb sut three miles from
zane Asylum over the Navy ard Bridge.
Terms: $1,000 cash; balance !, 2, S,4, So and 7
years, for notes bearing interest and secured by a
deed of trust on the premises All conveyencing and
stamps al the cost Of Oh: Iaychassr; $50 down on
aplzd CRep.l Auctioueers
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MAR RED.

s%Molasses is made from corn in Indiana.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. $40 Southeast corner Of Seventh and streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL DEsIRABLY
S MIST OF ~ PEI IS @sy MILL, NAB ROCK
0iHh, A. D; 1855, and duly recorded in Liber b II
No 2, folios as. &C.. one Of the land record in
Of the party SECURED thereby, viii sell, ct public
auction, on THURSDAY, the 2lst day Of April, A.
u iSu, atthe hour OF p. m, on the premises part
Oh tract ofland known a. Rfsuryey on New Seat,
fronting on the Brosd Branch road, about one and
mill and the country residence Of Joseph II Brad
ley, In Washington county, ID. c., containing
81 and one half acres more or less.
This property IL desirably located for q market
Earden, having small stream Of water running
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years. secured By deed ef trust the premises
a., convey ansing and stamps At cost Of purchaser
X.C: P sHoEMAKER, Trustee.
ap1-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
III VIM. l.. WALL CO.. AuctiOueers.

! kf VIM. L.. WALL q CO.. Auctioueers.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
the C.srk Office Of the supremeC ourt Of the District
fCeluhb,s, and tome directed viii sell at public
ir' the s.s 81 Of
comm encipe At 20 O'Clock a. m, the following goods
Lot Shelving. lot Desks
E Eo, s s,IS R,s,. one on ECw Window
Lot Shelsins, Tables IS. &c.
ssi.ed and lsyied upO. as n good. sse eh.tteI.
cuiion No No, in favor of the BshnemaT L;ie In
snranoe Company, Of Hleyelsnd. Ohio
aped Per WI. L. &Gif a CO.. A ee
Pr GREEN a WILLIAMS,
~ Arctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner Of 9TH aud streets.
So ssw S.s sssri r; dog ;as IN
sal. will, tn the sI.y Price go II not sSld e private
10th inst, II clock q in front cf our Suction
ap9, L, Is GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
By MN MN M,, M.I H.,is,Cs "A Aus,,Sass5.
Corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
CHANCEEY SALE Oh HOUSE AND LOT ON
ssTTkk EETs N WkS BETWEEN iIn AND Sra
IL BY virtue Of adecree of the Supreme Court
E Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia. in thancery sit
sung, dated March sth l<ss, and passed in the
canse OF Rachel Lewis et al. VS.. Deale ct al, mo
lie auction, in front Of the pr. misses, on ShTUR-
Is feet inches in width By the DEPTH of i f,e
q ss No m Of
improvements thereon. Consisting Of q comfortably
two story Frame House fine opportunity is here
presented TO secure a house and home, in Healthy
and pleasant locality, on IL asonable terms
Terms: One half cash; the residue in two enusi in
siaments Of land Y months, the purchaser giving
his notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily
endorsed and bearing interest from he day of sale
Title deed to be retained until the whole of the nur
chase money is paid. Conyeyancing and STAN ps at
the Cost OF the purchaser.
ASBcRy LLOYD, Trustee.
At the same time and place, and the same terms.
viii offer Tor sale the Sfoot Alleywsy on the east
side OF the premises above described.
A. LLOYD
Attorney for heirs of Levi Is deceased
app eo6ds W. l.. WALL 4 co, Aucts
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w. BoOxBihDxR AND PAPER RULER
Ho. 1o10 Psnnsylvsnia avenue, between 10Th and
l1fh strostB, south side.
Books elegantly or ylainiy bond, Perfodioals
and newSDsDsrs carefully attended to. jsiSiy
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Broker,
No. 319. Southeast corner Tth and % streets
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Ho! FOB THE FISHING SHORES :
E0R MOUNT VERNON.

EOB AoUGT VERNON.
The steamsr ARROW. cant f'bonss at..k-s.
Leaves her wharf, foot Of 9TH street, ~
i SAsmhdhIisSsTToysR Ss sSy11Sssys , :, Ss m
aleIandria, lorts foote and Washington, Maruhs1
HAL, Id, White House and lone, Va, rsturnin9 Z
JAMES SYKES, Cent sspr,
aH-u Omce-whiards Hotsa.
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ADDRESS

ADDRESS
NK8V0Us AND DEBILIrATED,
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MERCHANTS AND BANKERv
n MAC. 1870.
PRICE 81
Law ALMANAC. 1870.
PRICE s2
FOX sALKBr
BLANCHARD 4 MOmUN,
NM oossts PtNS. AVENUE AMP iirH ST.
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Mr.. Thomas Biddie md the Cuban
Consulate.Genera

One Of the most unfortunate and most dis
creditable nominations which Gen GRANT
has sent to the Senate is that of Mr. THOMAS
at Havana.
When we say that II is discreditablc we
do not mean that il is 30 in the same way az
the appointment Of Mr., HAMILTON FISH az
Secretary State was discreditalle. IL is
not known that Mr., BrDDLE has given Gen
GRANT n present, and it was notorious that
Mr.. FISH had done 30. So that the two ap-
pointmcnts do no, stand on exactly the same
ground and yet they are similar; and it is
easy TO believe the report that it is to the in.
fluence of Mr.. Fish and Of the celebrated
Mr. BoRIE that Mr.. BIDDLE owes the dis.
tinction now conferred upon him. Having
said this, ii is hardly necessary TO add that
Mr.. BIDDLE is utterly unfit and unqualified
for the Office for. which Mr.. FIsH and Mr.,
BoRIE have selected him.
We desire TO do no wrong to Mr., BIDDLE.
lie is indisputabiy a member of the First
Families Of Philadelphia, lie is gentleman
OF large frame and imposing presence. No
doubt he is also a man Of correct moral prin.
ciples. We may admit, too, that it is prob
ably true that he speaks Spanish. But there
commendation ends We grieve that this
nomination compels us 10 say it, but the
truth must be told. Mr. BIDDLE is fool
He has not sense enough to manage with
success the most commonplace affairs No
| judcious man would wish to employ him as
his agent in business where fifty dollars waH
at stake He has not the intellect requisite
to perform any duties beyond those Of mere
routine He is destitute OF judgment TO q
remarkable degree and his opinion, except
| perhaps on such questions as the weather, il
worthless His temper is irritable and capri
cous and his actions are apt to be eXtremcl!
silly. lie is man whom any cunning per
son eau wind about his finger; and a
Havana he would see and know Just VIVA
the Captain-dcneral might desire, ant
nothing more
This is the kind Of person whom Gen
GRANT, acting under the kindred insplrat.o,
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The Assassination of victor Noir.

~ '"o'"''
SR' rOr 'he purpose OF correcting any posi-
pe mlsapprehension In the public mind WIN regard
70 tue ASSASSINATION OF Victor NOR by Prince Pierre
b'hAparte' permit me 10 lay before you some facts
respecting inc parties
Inc Dc fouVieie iainly IS OF considerable anti
quty ana high reSpeciabily' II IL now composed
o' '"rce ofo'hers' lhe eldest wired, is we'll
known selenuuc man' ana member OF inc editorial
s'ah Oh Tue Ltotte' Emile dc Hlrardin's paper The
second, Arthur, belongs to the stat OF the Mlrseit
htse. lie was connected with the last eAorts of
snamyi' In inc CAUCASIAN struggle Tor independence
and las also been sailor The third, Ulrich, was
my ait-de-eamp In the Italian campaign and Ia the
SHENANDOAH valley. After my resignation got him
situation IN the United states Typographical Corps
where he served to the end OF the war, under the
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nouns or LEISURE.

Tic Jouneymen Plumbers Ball in Irving Hall lat
night wts 4 success.
The Rev Fred Evans ,ectured in the Eleventh
street Wclsa thurcA last evening.
The T.. L. Snow Union No. (, held their 10Th ami
yerfary blll last night IN Irenor's Lyric Hall
Dulbrar's Commercial College was formally re.
opened last evening, al sf Broadway.
The Printers Social Union Of Newark will cele
brate franklins Birthday on Saturday.
The annual reception Of Ocean Lodge I. o. O F.,
is tnc event OF Friday evening In Irving fall
The American Dramatic Fund carnival ball il an.
nouuccd for the 25th nst IN the Academy OF Music.
The ball OF the Oceanic Yacht Clue In Cooper
Hail, jersey City, last evening, was brilliant AFFAIR.
CAN'T Abncr Miller, Jr., Assistant Adjutant Gen.
era Third Brigade, received his nlends last evening.
Tie annual fancy dress and masquerade hail Or La
Cotcrle Is the event IN the Academy Of Music might
The Rev T, r. Kcndrck lectured last evening on
Heavenly SYM atny under the auspices OF the East.
eVu Branch Of the Y NJ. q. A,
Les hon Ilommes Cercle a social club oflrish.
men, had their nrst annual Oall IN Masonic Hall vii.
liaulsourghi last evening.
The Rev T. H. Chaplin ectured last evening, I'm.
der the auspices Of the Ftank IN Literary
Vt BrOokyu, on Orders OF Nobility"
Edith Ottoman, once q nun, who recently re-
noungc her mth lectures IN Jersey CITY this eNenlug
on " II c kOmlsh Church and HlelArchy."
The Hon. Israel s. He'll lectured In the Thirty.
ald iilhe Lands" lie Will speak again ths even NJ
Tue winter course OF instruction In languages
having hccn Interrupted Ivy the removal OF the y. NJ
wCck
Brcyet MdorGcnerhl Daniel Pratt. the Great
American Traveller and Perpetual Caudidape Tor Ui,
lrctacaoy, vii lecture IN Masonic Hall tDAs cS Cniup
on " .hC iowcts oi government
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sMisHryG sIFEs AGAIN.
The --latest Developments of the Revcu

The Latest. Developments of the Revenue
Scl2drcs Cart loads of Commercial
Literature TraVcr-iuy tac Tow, aud
III Revenue Officers in Hot pursuit.
The books seized by Collector Bailey on Mon
IN Pearl street, Of considerable value TO the
nue. authorities, they prove a key to many things
that have been mysteries. Mr. Bailey has been in
telegraphic communication with Washington since
Tuesday, and has received orders TO seize every
place against which thcre y be suspicion, and any
books which may be supposed 20 throw lLht on the
suspected frauds The Collector has employed a
number fcxira men, who win act assisantasse,.
sore, and render al necessary aid TO the regular
deputies.
At about 10 o'clock yesterday, NJ. Thos. Tracey,
accompanied by Jud &c Hilton nnd Mr.. Cocpc OF tic
Thirty second District, visited Collector Failey's
oficc, and arrangements made for the disposal
Of this business. Later IN the day, however, an
agreement was effected, unlor which IT was ar.
ranged that the examination by the Collector should
be conducted ON the premises of Mr.. Tracey, and
that the books and papccs which had been removed
therefrom should be returned, remaining at the
same time subject 10 tho control OF the Collector
The parties then lett the ONCE. judge Hilton being
the last, and then the Collector tcCgraphcd to Mr.
Delano the days proceedings, aud asked for further
instructions.
Before the Messrs. Traccy's books could be SC.
cured, II found TO call In the aud Of
Mr.. TcTwilhgcr, the maker Of the safe and have 4
opened by one Of his ocksmitbs The books were
then placed In n large wasb-tub, and borne to the
Collectors office This latter oIlIc al was exccel.
known that tho examination OF he Tracey accounts
win proceed to-day before Commissioner Belts.
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R1aI Jersey Democracy.

Gov. RANDOLPH, in his message to the
Legislature of New Jersey handles the Fiji
teenth Amendment rather gingcrly. 1t is at
least remarkable TO see Democratic Cover
nor declare himself against the doctrine of
universal suffrage, and propose to set up qua
lfcations other than those Of citizenship,
age, sex, and residence, whereby to regulate
the right to vote. a proposition OF this
character" says the Governor, containing
30 many elements Of safety to the Govern
mont and advantage TO the people, would,
from its very nature, become the opposing
force to tho doctrine of universal suffrage,
nor could the issue lie doubtful when fairly
understood"
All this may be true. But the political
organization which favors it ought TO have
the grace and consistency to call itself some
thing else than the Democratic party. In
the times of GEORGE CLINTON JEFrER-
son, and JACKSON, Democracy was the
synonyme Of equal rights, and the party they
led used to pride themselves upon their radi
calsm, and boast Of universal suffrage as
one of their cardinal doctrines. But CLIN-
TON, JEFFERSON, aud JACKSON died long
ago. and were feeble lights at best, while we
live under the brilliant regime Of SwEENY,
HOFFMAN, and RANDOLPH. We agree with
the Jersey statesman that when this issue is
fairly made, the result will not be doubtful.
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Consolation in -ickncss-A Letter by the
Late Mr.. stanton.

WASHINGTON, May %, 1861
Ny DEAR FRIEND: The afiiiction you are suf.
fcring presses heavily upon my heart; and although
your anguish is soothed By tic miuis;ering presence
Of your wife, family, and friends, also would bd
glad to contribute to your relief, far a, the as.
surlnce Of my sincere regard and heartfelt sympathy
may do 30. To a devoted and protesting Cnristian
Ike yourself 1t IL not for to offer olaf Of
spiritual nature; for, TO you, disease, AMI even
death, can have no terrors, and only be re-
garded as passage, more or less rough, IRON this
T. a better world OF late, my own mind has expo
rienCed strange sensations-present things ara
losing their hold and dwelling on past events, us-
pccialy OF the last few years, my heart ycarns
toward those who have been, as II were soldiers by
my side, and are gone. going, forward to tho
trent a. nm advanced guard They will meet, or
haze already joined, Mr.. Liucon and Others Of that
glorious army Of martyrs, many Of whom we have
known here on earth.
NV dear friend, 1t may be your fortune TO go for
ward little IN advance of me: but while may
lugcr behind a httle while, there Il no one re-
naming with me In whom my whole heart has re-
posed more confidence and esteem than IN you.
That Divine Providence may support and strengthen
You While Your march continues and receive You
into that bliss designed for those who have faith
luliN done their part in this world, is tue ,,rncss
LIayOr 81 your friend, EDWIN VI. STANTON.
Tac Hon. Moses ODELL, Brooklyn.
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ment for their old province Of Quebec, with
entire control Of their own local affairs, with
French laws and French language perpetu-
atcd Now, it would seem that, being afraid
of having their province swallowed up by
the English-speaking element Of consolidated
British America, they are determined that
the Red River country shall either be ad-
mitted into the Dominion as French Roman
Catholic province, or otherwise not at all.
There are certainly wheels within wheels in
the new Dominion, and we await further de-
velopments there with considerable interest.
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A bill is before tho Legislature TO extend
East Eleventh street across the 81, unds Of Grace
Church TO Broadway. We are able TO inform our
readers that the introducer Of the BILL Mr.. HES.
MESSY, means business, aud will push it through,
lie owes his nomination aud election to ANDREW
j. GARyEY-the man with the bell and CARNEY
has a large amount Of real estate, purchased
since his connection with Tammany Hail. lying in
the neighboIhocd Of the point most likely 10 re-
cciyc benefit from the proposed Improvement
Under these circumstances, and in view Of the
success Of the Ring in controlling the LeGisla
ture thus far, the rector Of Grace Church may
as well make up his mind to move.