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RACES.
Sixth and Last Day Over the Metairie
Course.


New ORLEANS, April ll.-First Race
Trial stake for three year Olds, one
mile, twenty-five dollars entrance, five
hundred dollars added; seventeen nom
nations and six started, Manley's
Sweepstakes beating Rlce's War Dance,
FLY, a half a-length; Miners, third
Alice, Mary Farris and Belle Buckle
were nOt placed. Time, l.46a. Sweep
stakes lead throughout and was the
favorite.
Second Race-POst stake for all ages,
four mile heats; value of purse three
thousand eight hundred dollars. Anna
B., ., /, 1; Mamie Douglass, /, ., dis
tanced; Conductor, .; distanced; Pill
grim, distanced. Time, 7:S9, 1884, and
S:2l. Douglass lead throughout the first
heat, winning by four lengths. She led
the second heat until the last mile,
when on the back stretch Anna b. went
ahead, causing great excitement, and
won by three lengths. In the last heat
Anna B. led throughout. In a one
thousand and forty-five dollar pool,
Douglass sold at three hundred and fifty
dollars, Pilgrim at three hundred dol
lars, Conductor at two hundred and
seventy dollars and Anna b. at one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars. After the
first heat one hundred TO twenty dollars
was freely offered on Douglass, with
many takers. After the second heat,
Anna B. was one hundred dollars and
Douglass twenty dollars.
This race closed the Metairie spring
meeting. The track to-day was good
and there was a large attendance. The
season is slow but the weather is clear
and pleasant.
In the last race Miller, Buford and
Sanford paid forfeit.
The inaugural meeting of the Louis
lana Jockey Club commences on SatRr-
day the 18th instant.
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NEW YORK GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, April.
John Avery has been found guilty At
Hackensack, OF numbering Jacob Orb,
ON the sixth Of February last.
There was a heavy prepOnderance in
the election Of ~anti|Tweed candidates at
the Tammany primaries yesterday.
Rev. Edward Jessup, formerly rector
Of the church Of the Redeemer, In Brook
Iyn, died on the seventh Of April, at
pevay, Switzerland.
The Georgia Legislative COMMITTEES
resumed to-day the investigation of the
alleged frauds Of Governor Bullock in
Georgia State bonds.
A wrft Of error wa granted to-day liz
the case Of Dutch Heinrich, on the
01ound that fine court below declined to
allow any person 10 testify in his be-
half
To-day being the anniversary Of the
nersnRn peace jubilee, flags We're hOisted
~ Ire CSSrman district. There Is 10 be q
concert and an illumination this even
ing.
At a meeting Of the property owners
of the BOWeFy and Third avenue, last
evening. Il was decided 70 oppose any
elevated railway scheme through these
thOrOughfares. y
A committee Of citizsns yesterday
waited on the District Attorney TO see
what occasiOned the delay IN the pro-
oeedings against Jacob Vanderbilt ana
his engineer, under Indictment for man.
slaughter.
At the charter election IN Jersey City,
q colored man named Aldr4dge, polied
next TO the highest vote east, and Is one
Of the four Justices of the Peace elected.
This is the first colOred Justice ever
elected in New jersey.
At a meeting Of the Central Club OF
She Irisk American Reform Leagues,
keld last evening, measures were taken
20 organize throughout the city. The
sDeelal object ofthe leaGae Is 70 further
fbe nomination Of Horace Greeley for
President.
The Trf5ane says nothing that has
hasn said in favor Of the Cincinnati
m~oVeInent that has been more cordial
than the language of Rev. Henry Ward
Reeeher at & Grant meeting last night.
The masses ~applauded but the managers
looked aghaa and said Ike the MoabiIe
ling to an fmpracacaNs prospect; 81
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took thee to curse mine enemies; behold
thou hast blessed them altogether"
The Vor1d call for the immediate i'm
parchment of Judges Cardozo and Bar
nard, and hopes that the Legislature
will not attempt TO 20 through the pro
cess Of removing them, but put them on
trial as the most practical way of dis
posing of their cases.
A special dispatch from Springfield,
Massachusetts,, says that Geo. W. +.
Bartlett, Of Pittsfield, a prominent citi-
zen of Massachusetts,, disavows going
for General Grant, and urges the nomi-
nation OfChRrles Francis Adams by the
Cincinnati Convention.
George Gordon, with several aliases,
claiming to be the Earl OfAberdeen, was
arrested By q deputy sheriff on an affldR-
Wit Of Jay Gould, charging him with
converting 10 his own use six hundred
shares of capital stock of Erie, which
were entrusted to him to sell
An examination into the accounts of
Of the East River Bridge Company,
which is to connect New York and
Brooklyn, by the Brooklyn Reform As
ISOLATION, shows that the controlling
management is i'm the hands of private
parties, who own but one-tenth of the
stock and vet send fifteen members TO
the board, while Brooklyn city owns
six-tenths Of the stock. The cost of the
bridge is placed al five millions. Tweed,
Sweeney, Hugh Smith and Connolly
hold a large number of shares of the
stock. The committee ask that the law
BE- changed 50 AS 10 give Brooklyn a fair
representation.
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CONGRESSIONAL
Q Session.

SENATE....-........ W AsaTNGT0N, ApriiIL.
Senator Davis West VirginIa1 pre-
scented a resolution Of the West Virginia
Constitutional Convention, in favor Of
the immediate removal Of all political
disabilities from that State.
Senator Edmonds from the Commit
tee on Pensions, reported adversely to
the bill granting a pension of two thou
sand dollars a year to the widow of Ad-
miral Farragut.
Senators Howe, Hamlin and Steven
son, were appointed 8 second committee
of conference ON the Bayfield, and st.
Croix Railroad bill.
Bills We're introduced rs follows:
BY Senator Pratt-A bill authorizing
the Secretary of the Interior TO make a
partition of the Miami Indian reserya-
ton, and of ten sections Of land in
Grant and Wabash counties, Indiana.
BY Senator Vickers-A bill amending
the war of 1872 pension act, of the 14th
of February, 1871, by striking out a pro-
viso in its first section, relating TO the
re-marriage of widows, and extending
tho benefits Of the act to females who
married officers, soldiers and sailors
within three years after the treaty of
peace.
AT the expiration Of the morning hour
the North Carolina senatorial election
case wa taken up.
Senator Logan called up a resolution
and reported by a majority of the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections, as
follows:
Resolved, That Joseph C. Abbott, not
having received a majority Of the votes
cast by the North Carolina Legislature,
on the second Tuesday in November,
1870, for the office of Senator of the Uni
ted States, is not entitled to a seat as
such.
Senator Logan argued at length in
support of the resolution.
At the conclusion of Senator LOgan's
remarks, Senator Carpenter got on
the floor, but yielded to Sena-
tor Cole, on whose motion the
consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill was taken up. An amendment was
adopted providing that hereafter no al
lowance shall be made to any consular
or diplomatic officer after the termina-
ton of his official functions, other than
for the time necessarily occupied in his
direct return to the United States.
On motion of Senator Stewart, an
amendment was adopted making the
Interpreter of the American Legation in
Japan also Secretary of the Legation,
and giving him an additional cOmpensa-
ton of two thousand dollars per annum.
The bill VAS passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
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LONDON, April 1l.-At adinner given
by Minister Schenck last evening, there
were present, among Others, the Russian
and Austrian ministers, Offanburg, the
newly appointed Russian minister to
the United States, Chichester, For
tesques, Sir Charles Bowyer, Adderlyi
and Sir Charles Sampson.
The case of 0Connor, the assailant Of
the Queen, came up this morning. The
prisoner made an Intellectual attempt tc
withdraw his plea of guilty to the
charge on the mitigating ground
of insanity. A Jury was empan-
neled to inquire into the condi.
ton of the prisoner. OConnor's father
was sworn in his sons defense. He tes-
tilted that he (the father was a nephew
of Feargus 0'Connor, and that several
members of his family beside the pris'
oner were insane. The accused, he
stated, was very studlous when a child,
and fell into bad health, from which he
had suffered ever since. The prisoner
was wounded in the head in 1856, and
received injuries which rendered hin
insenslble for some time. The witness
further testified that his son was never
connected with any political association.
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PERSONAL.

ERASTUs CORNING is reported to be
fast falling in health,
THE once famous TagliOni is giving
dancing lessons In London.
ADMIRAL SIR JAMES SCOTT, Of the
British navy, died last week at the age
of eighty-one years.
HERR KARL BLIND, one of Germany's
best Red Republicans, has been on q
iectuFing tour in England.
Nh. VIM. B. Aston is reported to have
made 3 further gift of one hundred
thousand dollars "a the AstoF Library.
IN vIEw Of the Inaeeessibility of Miss
Nilsson's head, her admirers at a hotel
in Syracuse laYiShed kisses ON her trunk.
THE EMPEROR and Empress of Brazil
have left Enrope for their own country,
after having visited nearly every court
in Europe.
DIR. Evans, the American Partisan
dentist, has had q copy Of AIRY Scheffer's
portrait Of Lafayette, made by Healy,
as a gift 10 Lafayette College, Pennsyl-
ANA
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
New Towns Springihg Up as IL by
Magic.


COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, April H.
Mechanics and labOrers of all kinds are
busy at the Union Pacific transfer
grounds, putting up the ticket offices,
telegraph offices, round-hOuses, waiting
rooms, hotels, eating-houses, saloons
and offices, and in laying tracks, grad
ing streets, loading and unloading cars
for five great roads, where a few weeks
ago were hundreds of acres of level
prairie belonging 10 the Union Pacific
railroad, and without q house. This
company has removed two immense
safes and other Office furniture from
Omaha TO their transfer Office here.
General Sickles CD, General Superin-
tendent, and General Grant -, one OF
the most active and energetic of the
Union Pacific directors, are attending TO
the interests of the company, and spend
a good deal of time on the transfer
grounds.
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ANOTHER DISASTER.
Explosion Of q TagbOat Opposite Jersey
CHy-SeEeral Lives Lost.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE tugbOai
Davenport having in tow four canal
boats, exploded her boiler when opposite
the Cunard steamship dock, Jersey City,
ana Dexter, her engineer, SNYDER, James
Canlfeld and q boy were killed, and
several Others injured. Captain Jaw
Cox, is missing, and is supposed to have
been killed The cook, Garrett Strattan.
and another boy unknown We're also
killed. Later news say that Captain Jay
Cox Is not hurt.
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CAIRO, April u.-Arrived: John f.
Tolle, from New Orleans, 8 pm; H. NJ.
Shreve, from st. Louis, 3 pm; Potomac,
from New Orleans, 5 pm; Richmond,
from st. Louis, 5 pm. Departed: II.
NJ. Shreve, for Red river, 5 pm; PotO-
mac, for Cincinnati, 8 pm. The river
has risen 4 feet 8 inches in the last "a
hours. Weather cloudy and warm.
VIoKsBURG, ApriI1l.-Bosts down:
Emile LaBarge, IL last night. Boats
down to-day: Bismarck, 5 pm. Boats
up: Pauline Carnoll, Am; James How
ard, II am; Mary Houston, 4 pm; City
of Helena, 6 pm. River rising fast.
Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE river IL
stationary, with Is feet in the canal, and
Is feet In the chute. Weather clear and
pleasant. Business good. Arrived.
Minneola, Robert Burns and Charles b.
Church, from Cincinnati. Departed:
Robert Burns and MinneOla, for Mem
phis; Charles b. Church and Falls Pilot
and barges, for New Orleans.
ST.. LOUIS, April 11.-ArrfVed: Belle
Memphis, from Memphis; Glencoe, Bel
fast and Mohawk, from New Orleans.
Departed: Dexter, for New Orleans;
City of Vieksburg, for Vicksburg. The
river is reported both rising and falling.
Weather clear with a very high wind,
and sultry.
New ORLEANS, April L.-Arriyed:
Great Republic, Henry G. Jaeger and
Crescent City and barges, from st.
Louis. Departed: Belle Lee and John
Kilgour, for Louisville; Commonwealth,
for st. Louis. Weather clear. Their
mOmeter 73o.
PIPTsBURG, April 1l.-Weather clear
and pleasant. The MOnongahela river
has IL feet water in the channel, and is
falling fast.
EVANSVILLE, April II. = Weather
clear and warm till evening; now cloudy
with signs Of rain. The river has risen
S feet in the last "A hours. Port list
Up: Alice Dean, l pm. Down: Robert
Mitchell, SPIN. Business active. The
low bottoms are overlooking.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE river has
Al feet water In the channel, and is rising
about One-half inch per hour. Weather
clear and warm.
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Loss OF LIFE
One Man KILLED, and Another Fatally
Sealded.

BOSTON, April 1.-The locomotive
attached 70 the freight train on the Bos-
ton and Albany railroad exploded this
morning at Granville. ], ". Hough-
ton, the fireman, was seAlded, and has
since died, Michael MaRnoy, brake
mal, vii probably die hom scalding.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
FRANCE

PARIS, April 11-Casimer Percer de-
clined to accept the ministry Of France.
1t Is now probable that there will be no
change in the Cabinet for some time;
There is no truth in the report that
Rouler took three million OF francs to
the Emperor Napoleon at Chiselhurst.
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G.
KeokHk, Iowa, Threatened with Total
Destruction.

KEOKUK, April IA fire is raging
IN the southern part Of the city. The
wind is blowing a perfect gale from the
south, driving the flames toward the
main business portion Of the city.
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The City of Chester, from st. Louis,
brought in a fair cargo, two items OF
which were two thousand one hundred
and fifty dry barrels, and two thousand
one hundred and twenty-five sacks OF
grain. She returned st dark with sixty
bales of cotton and a fair way trip.
The City of Cairo, from New Orleans,
passed up early this morning, after dis
charging ten tons of miscellaneous
freight here.
The John Overton, from the st. Fran
els river came IN with two hundred and
one bales Of cotton and seven hundred
and twenty-SeYen sacks of seed.
The Capitol City, from Vicksbarg,
passed up al noon with light trips.
The Glasgow from Louisville arrived
with a five hundred and seventy ton
cargo, discharged one hundred and
twenty tons here and departed for White
river well laden. $3.50
The Silver Moon came in yesterday
afternoon with a fine trip of produce and
furniture.
The Colorado, from st. Louis, az
rived at dark, put fifty barrels of meal,
thirty half barrels of beer and twenty
three head of stock, added twenty-five
tons of way freight and departed for
below well laden.
The George w. Cheek departed for
Friars Point with a fair trip of freight
and people.
The Pink Varble, from the Arkansas,
brought in seven thousand four hundred
and seventy-six sacks of seed, four hun
dred and lwenty-seven barrels of oil and
departed for the Ohio light.
The John Il. Moore left Shreveport last
Saturday for New Orleans with two
thousand two hundred and fifty bales
of cotton on board.
The Jas. Howard left New Orleans
last Tuesday for st. Louis with four
hundred tons freight.
The Tom. Jasper Is coming up from
New Orleans with a fine trip; one item
of her cargo is three thousand three
hundred and tbirty-siX bars railroad
iron.
The excellent and regular passenger
steamer A. j. White, Captain Mark r.
Cheek, leaves for Napoleon aud all in
termediate landings this evening at five
O'Clock. b. p. Field and Charley Sharpe
are clerks.
The Phil Allin, Captain James Lee,
leaves this evening at five o'clock for
Friars Point and all way landings.
Stack Lee and James C.. Harris are her
pursers.
The regular United States mail packet
Mary Boyd, Captain Rufe Caldwell,
leaves this evening at five o'clock for
Pine Bluff, Little Rock and all way
landings. Colonel Z. w. Outlaw is
chief secretary.
The regular Ohio river packet Silver
Moon, Captain Madison, leaves this eve
ming at five o'clock for Louisville, Gin
einnati and all way landings. Mr..
George Higgins ~ofieiates as chief clark
The John Kyle, Captain Hutchinson,
leaves at ten O'clock this morning for
New Orleans. Colonel Brown is clerk.
The fine passenger steamer r. e. Lee,
in command of Captain Cannon, leaves
this evening at four o'clock, positively,
for New Orleans and all bend landings.
Her staterOoms are furnished with all
the modern Injuries and appointments.
Mr.. j. NJ. W0ssap holds forth in the
office,
The Nick LOngworth, Captain Lew.
kaIes, leaves this evening at five O'Clock
for Louisville, Cincinnati and all way
landings. Captain Eugene Bowers is
clerk.
The following t0wbOats left Httburg
ON the present rise with considerable
coal for New Orleans:
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Cairo dispatches Of yesterday report
the steamer Oceanus having exploded
her boilers, at four O'Clock yesterday af-
teTnoon, near Brooks point, twenty miles
above Cairo. All the officers Of the boat
are reported Killed end many passen-
gers scalded Ia death o. drowned.
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. MARRIED.

LITTLEJOHN-POLK-On the evening OF
the 10th inst, at Grace Church, by Rev. Geo.
Harris, Mr. W. W, LdTTLEJOHS and Miss
MARY X. POLK, all Of this city. No cards.
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DAvIDs-In THIS city, amer a long aua vain
ful WILLIE ASHTON DAYTDs. aged ten
years andt three months
ttRochsster a. ~ papers please eoPy.i
o sets his lifs IA eloudless peace,
With scenes Of brighter days before,
With smiles Of love for thuss he leaves
Upon this darling shore.
So fades the earth, 50 climbs the light.
- 1TiA ktndHng with electric IRE,
His &ul4han gloH in radiance 6rtzht
this fading sphere 49,
The frisndsand acquaintance Of samuel and
L. NJ. Davtds are invited 10 attend the funeral
OF thsir only son, WILLIE AsHToN DAvrps. 1t
the residence Of Mrs. r. c. Hits, rs Mulberry
street, this ERIDAY afternoon, At soeIoek
Services BY Esy Al LAnaEnn, 9d5Mi
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
nes.. LEAVING ro-nax
larry BOYD, John oyerton, Silver Moe
Rivers. weather. and Bussness.

Mary BOYD John Oyerton, Silver Moon
Rivers. Weather. and Business.
The river rose forty-three inches OPP
posite the city since orr last report, and
is now eighteen feet one inch above K
IRENE Tow water mark. The changes
elsewhere are as follows: At Pittsburg 1t
rose fifteen inches; at Cincinnati, forty.
six inches; Cairo, ninety-three inches;
Nashville, four inches; Omaha, I'VE
inches; Vieksburg, twelve inches;
Shreveport, nine Inches; Davenport
one inch. At st. Louis it Is stationary;
New Orleans, stationary; Leavenworth,
stationary AT Louisville 1t declined
one inch; st. Paul two inches. The to-
tai risein the Arkansas Is sixteen feet
White river haa plenty of water and is
In a good boating stage. Weather
cloudy, with pTospects Of rain. BUSINESS
on the ievee yesterday was moderate.
ns~kd BY Telegraph,
NASHVILLE, April 1.-THE river has
risen 5inehes in the last "a hours, and is
still rising, being nov about IS feet
abov loW-Water mark. Weather mode
rate, with indications Of rain.
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A DAUGHTER Of james Russell Low
ell was married In CEmbndge, Massa-
chusetts, on wednesday, to Mr.. Ed
ward Burnett, Of Boston.
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ADDITIONAL COrTOS MARKETS.
IsEr rHraD pAar ron GENERAL REPORT.

tSEE FHIhD PAGE FOR q
NEW ORLEANS
NEw ORLEANS, April u-Flour is duh
Corn-quiet; mixed &c; white, 75elSc. Oats
drm at 58957c. Bran-SU Is. HGy-drm
prime, SIS; choice, $50. Pork-hrmer; mess,
SIS 759l3 S7A- Bscon-drm AT SS@TsgT5sc.
sugar cured hams, n9l1zc- Lard-gOod de
msnd; renhe tierce, szc; keg, lezc. Sugar
good demand; inferior, 5Z96Hc; good to
fully fair Ss9Es 4, common, EZG8c. Molasses
quiet; inferior plantation, 2Oc; common fer
menting, 6@Ss4c; ordinary reboiled Ale
prime fermenting, &c; centrifugal, &c els
t~ern-bottom, 52e. Whisky-dull at S0Sale.
Conee-quiet al lS5z@@@e.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April n.
2pm-Sight exchange A9%premium. stsr-
ing Exehange-las4- Gold, ils%.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, April Election quiet and steady;
mlddltngs, 2LR223[c. Net receipts. 93 bales
exports to Great Britain, 1881 bales sales, $50
bales. Stock, 1857 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, April LI-CottOn quiet; mid
dlings, 292kc, Net receipts, So bales; tx
p3rts-eoastwise y bales; sales, 40 bales
stock, lS,0l bales.
mFsMm GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, April n-Cotton quiet; good
ordinary, 04@a0Lc; net receipts l2 bales
sales, so bales stock, 1881 bales. -
SAVANNAH.
SAVANSAH, April n.-Cotton market Is
quiet and firm middlings, 3Zc; net receipts,
50 bales; exports to Great Britain, $50 bales;
eoastwise, 1923 bales; sales, 1909 bales stock,
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WE lave news of the death of that
great pillar of the Broad Church party
In England, Rev. Friedrich Dennison
Maurice. HIS piety was a. deep and
sincere rs his mind was large and his
heart great; and he used his mind IS
though be regarded he had some right 10
do so-that il belonged 10 him, and not
to a party Or to other people, who might
have no mipds-at least of their own
and therefore some people thought him
unsouuIa. The world has great need Of
many such unsound minds.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Explosion Of the Steamer Oceanus
Near Cair0--Eighty Lives
Lost. q
Recital Of Blood Curdling Details,
Worse than the InyO Earth
quake--Nsmes Of Some
of the Saved.

ST. LOUIS, April IA dispatch from
Cairo states that the steamer Oceanus
when near Brooks Point, twenty miles
above Cairo at four O'Clock this evening,
exploded her boilers, tearing the boat
fore and aft, making a complete wreck
Of her. All the officers of the boat are
reported killed and many of the passen-
gers were either sealded 10 death or
drowned. No names have as yet been
received. There We're sixty-hye passen-
gers on hoard.
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Nr@nr@E

NOTICE.
OWNERS or property on Fifth street, Chel-
" SEA, between Saffarans and 3reenlaW, are
requested to consult with and Join me In le-
gaffy resisting the recent order OF the City
Council for grading the sidewalks.
T. b. CRISMAN,
an1o 2f Rrour afpazf
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BROOKLYN rsvels in the rythms Of q
blonde post.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

UiHE stated communication Of South Q
Z Memphis Lodge, No. lis, VIII be heId~
tails FRIDAY evening, April i2th, at 71</NN
o'clock, for dispatch of business.
All NJ. MS are fraternally invited.
By order Al. WHEELER, W. II.
]. HARVEY MATHEs, Secretary. apf2
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The DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Ar B. & BROS.
THE PARASOL DEPARTMENT
AT 3. LoWENsTEIN g. BROS

an immense variety Of Iadi-, At@a ChldrensP araslzrP raaneues and sun
ourffsm and uned ,Fdnged and sash Trimmed Tourists besides an endless anstvaL uher
lew and beauHnIdehsns n silk satin md eros Grhh Pan%~
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THE WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
AT h. LOWENsTEIN 4 BROS.

uisseaOn mopa attractive in the Immense variety OF MS fabrics than ever before. and COM
new M unique dedgsin Striped Checked and Figured NafnsoOk, Striped Checked
ID Plain Jaconet BrhHane India Null Maraus India Twill, Paris Muslin Cambria. Plain
aeSei m Striped OHgands, Bishops Lawn, Victoria Lawn md a complete line Of
Rd Cobei Ta1don. H-- St. l