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Government securrties.
kEw NoRE-FTRsT Bo1Kp-


~ bankers'' broksrs' and COMMERCIAL T,Lesraps \
Lewis johnson Go. quote stocks and bonds In
home and foreign markets. as follows:
NEwnokk, March % o. {. Sc, l8sl. cou pom. us
e1s, u, coupon, ll2s 20s, 81, cou pom, lils g.
~ ~ coupon, nI4 s, new IS, Don; no. 9 os,
coupon, lose Currency Sc, ils7i Marfrosa 81; 90.
prefd, =; Canton, So: CumberlaRd. -: Vest
srn Union Ielegfs ph, So Quicksilver. lOA Pacific
Mail, g. Boston Water Power, 80 ora. Adams Il.
pLess, ia Mells Fargo 4 Co.'S Express, so:
Central and Hudson, asAs DO, scrip, s2s Erie.
Isss 90 preferred =. Harlem, 49,; DO. prefsrred,
secrt and Michigan southern, leois Union Pacific
arc Pittsburg, ll3s; Northwest, 81; do, preferred
81: Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnsti, aud Indian,
apois, =; New Jersey Central, los Rock Island
Ii4s;; nilwaukis 81 Paul, 80; do preferred u.s.
.1ssh and Western, e6ss; Fort Wayne, 49, !;
Alton Terre Haute.-. annibal and ST. 10, gDl. !.
chicago and Alton, M %, pref'd. No.. OHIO
ana Mississlppi certlncates, Ga: Coiumbns Chi
osgo Indiana Cent. "a !; Tennessee state SKIES
CD e5h do new, 6Ssf; Virginia state skies. old /.
81: North Csrolina sizes. old. Is; do, new. H
missouri sizes, So; Central Pacific Bonds ss5, .
Union Pacific First Bonds, IS. Gold, llIis. Market
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The Dry Goods Trade.

The following report Of the wholesale dry
GOODS u ade during the past week, IL condensed
from the review OF the New York Daily Bulletin
OF yestdeday: The market has been well sup
piled with BUYERS during the past week but the
weather has been unfavOra bic for trade and tbs
movements have been but little, If any, greater
tnan the preceding week. At the close there
s a percepuble increase in the demand for piece
goocs. Brown sheeungs and shirtings have en-
perlenced ne impor Lant change during the past
week with the exception OF . reduction of &c
per YARD on several brands OF standards, pre-
ylonsly held at l2xc, have also been reduced
10 nc, but the inner grades OF standard makes
remain unchanged. Bleached sheetings and
shlrtlngs are IN moderate demand, but the
movements are not spirited, and the aggregate
scarcely equal to expectations Fine 4 q
goods are well sold up in nrst hands, and the
small stock q held with much frmnesS Prints
nave met reduction of c on several makes
or standards, and the market appears 10 he
desirable styles continue in good request, and
all leading makes are sold close TO production
ffinted lawns and percales are in active
request, and the best makes are cold close 60
PRODUCTION. Prices are firm and UNCHANGED:
cloths are in good jobbing demand and prices
are stih ly maintained. Cassimeres in medium
ana low grade fancies continue in good demand
and the sales are satisfactory. CARPETS are i'm
better demand and are selling in very satisfac-
tory amounts to the better class OF trade
There has been an advance in tapestry in the
European markets, and quotations here are
nrmly n maintained in consequence though re-
naming without change. There has been hut
little change In the trade IN foreign goods during
the past week, the movements being fair AMI
In most lines relatively better than in domestics
fabrics,
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FRANK LRsLIE's Divorce SUIT Nirsd.h,
Lui9ation.-The suit Of Frank Leslie VS. Sarah
a. ", lie, for divorce, was commenced in Jan
uary, 1868, the plaintiff being the celeb ated
newspaper proprietor. He charged that his
wife committed adultery in 1851, but that he dd
not discover il until then. Mrs. Leslie not opIy
denled the charge, but made counter charges
and obtained an order for $50 per week a,imong
and $500 counsel fees. Plaintiff appealed from
this, and obtained stay of proceedings until
tie appeal was decided. The General Term
affirmed the judgment of the court below,
Whereupon MIR. Leslie applied for an order OF
discontihuance on the payment of costs
Mrs. Leslie, believing that she had a right
to continue the suit to the end opposed its being
discontinued and with success. Plaintiff agaii1
appealed, and obtained q stay of proceedings
The General Term affirmed the iudsInent
whereupOn he took IL to the Court OF Appeal
with the same result. There was then owing to
Mrs: Leslie about IS 900, which she applied for
to plaintiff, who offered her s} OOO and his note
OF hand for the rest. This she refused on the
ground that she was entitled to the full amount
immediately, and could enforce the PAYMENT of
II. To-day the opposing counsel appeared be-
fore the Court of Common Pleas when morton
was made on behalf OF defendant on an order
to show cause why the plaintiff would not be
declared In contempt, for not paying the ali
mony ordered by the couit. After much argu-
ment, and the reading OF affidavits. the court
took the papers, reserving its decisioH.-N. r.
Express, 2ls, instant.
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TIE RAILROAD WAR IN yIReINIA.-Ths long
railroad war was ended in the Senate of Virs
ginia yesterday by the passing OF the House bill
for the sale OF the States interest in the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad to H. x. EIly-
son and Others, Of Richmond, thus defeating
the proposition Of General Malone to buy it'
The purchase is in the interest of Messrs. Wal
ters, Newcomer and Others OF Baltimore, and.
as is alleged, in connection with the Pennsyl,
wanna railroad through line. The price to be
PAID, as provided i'm the bill, for the States in
terest IN the Richmond and Petersburg road n
about half million of dollars In State honda
at par, and II is provided thar all roads con,
meeting with tt are to have equal facilities with
regard to passengers and freights, and the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio road General Ma
hones) 10 to have an independent track, II in
desires IT, over the widened bed Of the prasent
road. The Richmond and Petersburg fosd IL
only about twenty two miles In length. Ana NV
the road from Petersburg down to Weldon the
parties get their through connection soufhward
After the action Of the Virginia Senate yester-
day, an array occurred between Gen Malone
and John lyon, the attorney for Walters, OF
Baltimore, IN whose interest the States inter-
est 10 bought, In which blows were exchanged,
and pistol hred by Malone. No serious injury
was done. W
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~All the ladies Of Cincinnati are saying.
-, N.Y. over female infant, born in that
city on Wednesday, and weighing precisely one
and half pounds at its birth.
@Peter McGinness charged John Nc Gill.
in New York yesterday evening, with the seduc,
ton OF his sister, and then shot him in the
shoulders and arm.
ga Maine man. going into the wilderness.
took what he supposed to be his compass, but
found, when be needed its guidance, he had in
stead taken bis wife's daguerreotype. 1t br0oeht
him out all right.
~In the case of Chief Justice Mcclure. M
Arkansas, who WAS arraigned before the Senate
Of that State under impeachment, and Who sub-
mitted general demurrer, the demurrer has
been sustained by q unanimous vote. and
Mcclure thereby acquitted.
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MES. NJ. q. BROWN.

OF > Bond street, New York, will deliver two Lee
oath and 18th instant at D. M The e. II Will BE on
her great metaphysical Discovery, which prevents
and removes disease from the system, lengthe nipg
Life 70 hundreds of years. The second, on Saturday
Will be Metaphysical Lecture On the divine insti-
tuition OF marriage, taking exceptions 10 the Rev
Or. Newman 8 TIL ology on this grand question, as
set forth IN his ser mon on the 2th instant family
re latioBs, in the Metropolitan Methodist Church
The Lecture on the Metsphy steal Discovery will
De free. The second, on the marriage question, will
be 25 cents Tickets to be had at Philip SoomOns'
and at the door
MR.. N g. Brown Is at the st James Hotel, Room
No. ?, for tue introduction of her Metaphy steal
Discovery, from a m. to l. m and from 10 10
D. m. The Metaphy steal Discovery destroys Dis
ease, Boot aud Branch.
Consultation Free MIL AZ
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fssegrarAed Erolufivcls TO ne Eseni-e star.
Oroef Being lie esaa b Ifsh~d I'm PA ri

fstcgrarhed Erolusip,h 70 ne Ereni-e star.
Vfoef Being lie established On Paris
NkksAILIHs, March "A later ci-cular
from the executive TO the projects Of the depsrt-
ments states that order lie gradually being re-
established in Paris The significant demon
strstion made by the well disciplined people OF
Paris yesterday has had Q beneficial effect.
The Assembly has voted unanimously a digni-
Fed D. exclamation % the people The bonds OF
the Assembly and the executive are drawn
closer. The Mobiles have offered 20 assist the
governments against anarchy. The circular
feel resssured. Marshal CsnrObert has made
advances 10 president Theirs, which are wei
received.
The THEIRS Government Incapable.
ftRis, March -, y. m, VIA LONDON, March
-, z 80 - m.-Arfsirs continue quiet IN the citv.
bauhons OF Nationals are encamped I'm PiAse
Nenuome, 10 the foot OF which trAffc "a allowed,
non thres-en the RTs 40 n. Pss35pPed; ne cav
C&sugllone Isolated groups along the boale-
ward honimartre are discussing the prescnt
con- sond no OF arsirs. The general opinion b
ing work for the people, and thst the miiitar.
and Administrative functions OF the gOrernmrt
ought TO be entrusted 20 ener getie republican.
More Bloody work an Paris
PARIS, March 25.-Last evening an outbreA
occurred in the Place VendOme. The insu
gents became much irritated by tue proclaim
ton the National Assembly had issued, a.
temper OF the general public, - they stOo
discussing the situation, was sufii cient % eXcit
the anger OF the "reds, for they were a..
nounoed on all hands, and their outrages spoke
OF IN bitter terms. one gentleman reproached
the national guard for timidity aud cOgArdica
and apparent sympathy with the insurgents
The discussion grew heated, and one OF
the national guards Confronted the gentle
man, the end OF which was q hight be
tween the two, In which the gentleman lei.
the crowd somewhat damaged in physics
appearance. The groups OF people, evident,
ripe for mischief, become 20 alarming that q .
order was gwen 20 the national guards 10 Gle
the place Nendome. The people refuseI
lesve, and the guards hTed, killing i've per~
ana wounding many others. The sring
successful IL clearing the place Vendome
AZ many OF the crowd were Insurgents ~
chassepots in their hands, their indispOsition -
return the IRE was regarded As very significant
Paris has, however, become much calmer AMI
the absence OF competent leaders with the
lnsuT gents induces the citizens to believe the
rioters are not supported.
Omeers Of the Frenc N Imperial Army.
VERSAILLES, March 22.-All the PRINCIPAL Of
neers OF the Imperial army have returned 10
France from their imprisonment in Germany
ana are, without IN exception, retiring from
military service.
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BRIGHAM YouRe's LAST MovE-The Salt
Lake correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
says II u rumored that Brigham Young Is going
10 transfer Church headquarters to Ksnab, AZ,
almost inaccessible settlement in the mountains
OF southeastern Utah, about which Brigham
mas been fussing and futtering for Q year past.
put thinks that il lie more likely that the place
u ueaened ~ retreat FOR Mormon criminals
az he and his set are too well fixed whore thew
are TO voluntarily tramp further into the wilder
ness again In their old age. The same CORE
elondent says that Brigham has recently CAUSED
himself TO be elected Secretary ana Treasnrer
me was already President) Of the Utah Ksll-
road.
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The Markets To. Nav

BALTIMORE. March 2s-COtton dull: low mis-
Howard stree, superfne, s. s6I2sE; DO estrs
So3ss Is DO. family, 81 eOass: CITY Mills super
ss5aS IL Western superfne, IS ssa IS, 40 extra
so1aS - DO; family, 81 2sas $50. Clover seed
prime and choice. Corn steady white southern, IA
yellow southern, 81. Oats duh; 64sss PORK veal
r. clear rib; iiHaiI'l hams. Halls Lard steady,
BkLrTNORE, March 2S-virrinis .,x.. IA e..
bld es asked; do. 1886 G. bid Sc asa ed do iss. (.
sIe. do coupon, new, 6s,s bid, Is ssked.
INV 1okk, March 2.-Gos nments dull and
week stoehs strong. but not 80 firm AZ before tie
cal: virginia siIee. g; DO. nee. ny. North Care
uLss, 70 90. new, Is. Money easy at 4 Gold
heavy a. loH. E1chsnee. Ions. 81 short. iOx
NV fokI, March 1s-Eloar quiet and nm
ehsn ged WHEAT dull sud RoullRslly unchanged
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT,
He Reconm ends LEGISLATION to Pro
tect Life and Property I'm some
Of she States.


The President sent the following message to
the Senate and House of Representatives to-
dSy:
To The Senate and House Of Representatives.:
a condition OF affairs now exists in some OF
the States Of the Union, rendering life and pro-
perry insecure, and the carrying of the mails
and the collection OF the revenue dangerous.
The proof that such q condition OF affairs
exists in some localit .es is now before the Sea-
ate. That the power TO correct these evils Is
beyond the control OF the State authorities do
not doubt. That the power of the executive OF
the United States acting within the limits of ex-
istiDg laws is sufficient for present emergencies
is not clear.
Therefore, urgently recommend such leg's-
lstion as In the judgment OF Congress shall
efectually secure life, liberty, and property.
and the enforcement of law, in all parts Of the
United States.
1t may be expedient to provide that such law
as shall be passed IN pursuance OF this recon-
mendatioD shall expire at the end Of the next
session OF Congress,
There is no other subject on which / worln
recommend legislation during the present ses-
sion. L. s. GRANT
Washington, ID. g., March %, 1871.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Clear and Harmless an Water

ASK Tor this aud lake no other. The on.y artirfe
that IS perfectly harmless. Warranted 20 restore
Gray air. remove lldru1 and stop its falling on,
Large bottles, Containing over hsI ss much ncre
Tran any other Hair Preparation, 81. Sold BY
ward walsh, 18th st aud Pa. ave snd 18th and q
:. calvert Ford, 1l0s Pennsyiy anis avenue
Christisni Bros: Eth and NJ streets
u w. Croptey ITO Bird &c street, Georgetown
J. u. ODOpnetl, 9Th street, Navy Yard.
y. Hickling. Sd street and Pennsy lvania ayen le
3. A. Bacon "a and streets, Island
And 81 the Depot, cor. Of 2d and SITS, N W. m23 tt
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Money IL in good supply in New York, aud
lebor Cd call Al per cent. on government bonds
ana per cent. on railway collateral, though
there Is more doing st the higher rate. Ia the
Outside msrket prime commercial paper passes
on the basis Of 6 to per cent
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$4,000 worth of JeweIry stole.

NORWICH, Conn, March 23.-rhe jeSelrv
store OF John Gordon, at New London, was
robbed last night of gold and silver watches AMI
other goods 20 the amount Of $1,000 An en-
trance was effected through a trap door in the
sideWalk into an adjoining candy store. thence
by cutting through the board 1artitlou 70 ths
jewelry store.
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Boston Takes the Lead for Atrial

BOSTON, March 2S-rwO cases OF drv goods
valued Al $1,000, and the team conveying them
10 Tue Philadelphia steamer, for consignment
10 Barnes, Ward & Co, and W. b. Thomas &
Co, were stolen yesterday by an artful Opera'or
who induced the tesmster 70 accompany him.
tor package, 10 the fourth story OF the Boston
Fost building, where he was Induced 20 wsit
while the thief passed ont by another entrance
and disappeared with the team.
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HE Crispin Shooting I'm Nassaebu.

BOSTON, March 23.-JOhn Sullivan, the ensi-
neef OF Phillps Sons shoe factory al Hop
klngton, was examined I'm that town Yesterday
charged with the recent shooting by which jos.
whitney and John I. Sweeney were wounded.
II appeared from the testimony that the de-
PENDANT was approached by a crowd of Cris-
nlns, ana tearing an attack fired upon them.
The wounds are not dangerous. Sullivan fur
nlshed bail IN $1,000 for trial, and was az once
reinsfafed enQinear
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Bids for Government Gold ro.aax

NEW YORK, March 23.-There were thirty-s. z
bios for gold to-day, amounting % IS $50 600 az
from lloe0 10 1885,. The awards WILL be
AZ coo coo, at from 10 IS 10 1905 :
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REVOLUTION IN CANADA.-The Government
party In canada Is meeting with unfortunsE-
prototype in England. At the election in tn
Ontario province on Tuesday tae Opposltiar
gained eight or ten votes, and ever, Claim a
Parliament, although the latter Is denied.
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~ Unless there was some other reason for
the murder Of Louisa Gables, colored, than has
yet appeared, Mr.. T. V. Mcneil, of Connects
cut, took her Bfe for the sake or IS.
ga Knoxville physician was called one
day last ueek, to attend an infans whose mother
had dislocated its shoulder by lifting il up sud
denly by one arm. The doctor remarked that
I'll. " As the fourth case Of that kind he had met
IN his practice.
SMfs. Clara Nah, Of Columbia, Y. H., has
been api ointed justice OF the peace, AMI she
says that II any man comes up for trial he will
get" Hail Columbia" and there will be weep-
ing and ~ailing and tg)nashing ofteeth.
~Wm. X. Davis. belle we'd TO be an Ameri.
can: fell or ieaped from the top Of the Pyramids
lately, and broke his neck. His conduct had
been SO strange for some days that the proba.
bility lie he intended to commit suicide.
ga Pioue old col0red man at Rehebotssyilje
Ga. nAfsed 6ober, attended clutch Sunday.
and engaged In earnest and fervent prayer.
asking Tor early reieaee from the trials' OF the
world. The answer to his prayer came Instant
ly npon the close of his petition, for he sank
dead in his seat.
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HORSE fHrEvRs In Michigan are prss etisine
a Lev dodge, four men being REQ uired 70 e>rfy
II out Two OF them 20 advance with horsy
itself the horse 10 solo, and the two hire apofher
hofse and proceed 90 the next neighborhood in
search OF another purchaser. On the following
ing for the two who had eft, repreeentins ths,,,
ss horse thieves; learn that they have sod the
horse; one ciaime it, proving ownership by an
other, ano ecu possession OF the horse a. having
been stolen from him: then they pass on o. the
next ne'eheorhood, to repeat The process ON
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New York Iext.Iature

AIBAST, March 25.-The Viaduct railway
blll passed the Senate by a vote OF p 70 with
an amendment, authorizing the corporate Az
thorlties OF New York 70 subscribe 70 IS 900 900
Of the stock.
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~Nev Hampshlre's annual fast he TO he nm
me 9th OF APRIL. The Governor appointed the
day ~ soon as he learned the resIlf on TIE Ststs
election e S'@'e
- The cruel voice Of Islander, known 20 be
uttering lies, drove Mise Edna Barnham, a
young lady residing in St Johnsbury, VI, %
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Gov. HoLDRN OF NORTH CAROLINA RE-
MovKD.-The impeachment of Governor W. ",
Holden. III Raleigh, n. c.. having been con-
Guided, the High Court Of Impeachment yes
terday voted on the eight articles preferred
guilty on six, not guilty on two, whereupon an
order was passed removing him from office, and
disqualifyiDg him from holding any Office of
honor or proht in the State. On this or der the
vote stood So in the Affirmative and Il in the
negative. All the Senators were present except
lone-a republican. The complexion of the Sep
ate is SO conservative and IA republicans.
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TIE CRIsrIrs' STRIKE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The facts in reference to this strike may be
Coburn's mandatory, Hopkinton, Mass, re-
Gently demanded higher wages and stopped
work. Subseq uently they expressed . willing
nese 70 resume work, but the employer would
not engage them. On Saturday they attem pied
to force an entrance to the workshop, but were
resisted and three Of them wounded. force
OF state police was sent from Boston TO restore
order Tie person who fred the shot was AR
rested And lodged in iail. =
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LIB Damn ExPsDIrIoN.-News from he
omteo states Darien canal survey expedil d. on
10 tne 18Th INST. represents that the advanced
party on the Atlantic side we're within six mSles
OF the sum nit Of the elev alton, which was lees
than 30 feet. The survey ON the Pacific side n
progre ssing fayersble- All were well and
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THr DAY ofthe great storm IN East Sc Louis n
girl years old. named Ada Walker "a dau ghter
OF MT. samuel Walkerl, scholar at the DONG
las School, becoming alarmed for the safetv or
her mother, ran home vhilrt the storm xas rag-
ing. Sic Was seized with commissions immed,-
stely after her arrival at home, and died last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-23

EARL DE GREY and Riron has accepted
an invitation to be present at a banquet given
in his honor on April 10th by the Grand
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons OF the
District OF Columbia. The banquet is strictly
Masonic, and none but those belonging TO The
order will be present by invitation.
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TBK TENNESSEE will sail from Key West for
New York to- day, but will touch at Charleston
and portion OF the Commission and attaches
will leave the vessel at that place, and immedi-
ately come to Washington by rail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-23

TIE PRESIDENT was at the Capitol to-da,
with Secretaries Boutwell, and Robson, an,
had conferences with a number of prominen
republican Senators in his room.
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INTERNAL RRvENUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SiS5, 99s.2i.
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PROMOTION OF BIsNARcK AND MoLrxx
Count Bismarck has been elevated to the rank
OF prince OF the German empire and Gen
M0ltke has been preee nted with the grand cross
Of the Order OF the Iron Gross We
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SEVENTY OFFICERS Of the army are stationed
in Washington at this time.
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DRe BONG PUBLICO.

BRODHEAD & co.'s
And r.s the;I teauiliul Spring Goods inst received
IRON New NCIk and Philadelphia. They
Cheap as they sre Pea2'iful and Good Colored
AsyaS - al &c, Back SIas iron ; = up. japanese
Ellis > j. PTtuts from G.. 1usiins from &C up
GOsts & Sterling Speoi COtrcn Tc- Sr2?l, yapanese
Poplina. fhilhaCtphia Scp'iuz, Beriinese doth,
EnEisk and French CaiiI.es. White Goods Of ali
descriptions Gloves Y usirIy. Flanneis lowell
Sbeetusz. ELi h0sE ~ other goci-. any snd all OF
which are veTy desirable, r=pnciai.y Jdejr Black
sir AZ ~ . worth s. - Before purchasing be
snTe "a examine thC stock o. BAODHEAD & co,
I91- street. cOrHer I3th street. nhiS lst
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y The New Orleans ''ice factory is in fall
operation, and makes sixteen tons daily.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
The Situation in Paris.
MORE BIoODSIIED.

The Place veadome Cleared by che
Nafoba1 Guards-Ftye Killed
and Several wounded.