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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

HALIFAX, N. g., August IL, 1879.
The United States steamer Powhattan, from
Norfolk, Va, arrived to-day. The customary
salutes were exchanged between her and the
citadel and Royal Alfred. The United States steam.
ers constellation and Wyoming are hourly ex.
pected. grand ball was given tonight on board
the Royal Alfred by Admiral Fanshaw, In honor or
the Countess DufYerin.
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THIEVES ON Oun RIVER STEAMERS have
been unpleasantly active this Summer On
account of the wretched arrangements on these
boats no stateroom is safe from the visits Of
the light-fngered gentry. Bars on the win
dow of stateroom would be Of incalculable
advantage against nocturnal providers. As
things now are traveller has the choice only
between being sufocated or robbed. The
closing of the window of stateroom will
accomplish the former result and the opening
of it the latter. A little common sense and
due regard for their passengers might be ex.
peoted from steamboat companies, to whom
80 large share of Summer travel is entrusted.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts arrived at New Haven yes.
terday:-
Yachts Phantom, bound west; Arabella, Chan.
man; Cornelia Louden, Holloway; Dauntlcss, Bali:
Leslie, Hurd; Winnie Wrinkle, KelseY; Sarah
EWme, plAtt ap9 Mary T., e9 9 qrptse,
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Arrival OF the President In Boston.

Arrival OF the President I'm Boston.
BOSTON. August H. 1873.
President Grant arrived at Boston about eight
O'Clock this morning, breakfasted at the Revere
House, and left for Portland at quarter to ten.
Accompanying the President are Miss Nellie and j:
r. Grant.
The party were received here by Senator Bout
well, Mayor Pierce. Collector Russell and POST
master Burt; also by Governor Perham, who ac-
c0mpanied the President to Maine.
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A CLIPPER SHIP SUDDENLY SUNK,

LONDON, August IL, 1873.
The famous clipper ship La Escocesa which re.
Gently arrived from San Francisco, sunk in the
Mersey TODAY
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GRANT IN MAINE.
A COOL RECEPTION ALONG THE ROUTE

Departure from Boston and Arrival at Aus
gusta-A Massachusetts, Third-Term Man
serenade and Nominations at the
House Of Speaker Blaine-The
Programme for the Future
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FIRE DAMP.
A Dreadful Explosion At the Central
Mine.

cVKANIUN, AUGUST L, Io'5'
A fearful explosion Of Ore damp occurred in the
Central Coal Mine, In this city, this morning,
through the neglect Of enc Of the bosses, who left
the door to q worked out chamber open. The men
approached 1t with naked lamps. The damp ig-
nited ana terrific explosion occurred. Evan
Hugh was so badly burned that his recovery Is
doubtful. The concussion threw Patrick Hanaghan
Beddoe was also badly burned, but will recover.
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
COMPARISON with the corresponding day OF last
year as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy HERALD Buildlng;- !
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Average
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. .........................6 So
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to-day we reserve our opinion of where the
blame should fall for the totally unprepared
state OF the vessel for any contingency OF the
kind. The very life-preservers which are
supposed to be placed in readiness, were, as
is usual in such cases, not to be got
at The boat was overloaded. There is
no doubt Of that for more bodies
have been taken from the waves than she
Was allowed to carry according to her license
The investigation is to take the form of q
prosecution of the owners of the Wawaset
This, we hope, will be accomplished in a
manner to give satisfaction to the public
But what is to be done with the inspectors
Is there to be no prevention?
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LIS there to be no prevention?
The EXPOSITION SCANDAL AT VIENNA again
comes up and demands the attention of the
American press and people. Minister Jay and
Mr.. McElrath report to the State Department
on the result of the inquiries respecting al
legged corruption in granting the priv
leges or concessions to reStausateurs in
the American department. The Inquiry
Commission convict General Van Buren,
and General Mayer Of receiving money for
these concessions, and, putting 1t mildly, refuse
to accept their explanations for their honest
purpose in the reception of the same. The
accused appeal to the great American people;
but we fear it is too late. The sting of disgrace
felt by the entire nation at the revelations of
incapacity, greed and contumacy in matter
involving the national honor in the eyes Of the
civilized world will not be easily removed.
The New CITY PRISON SITE has been for
mally announced according to law. The posi-
ton is not far from the Tombs, and will have
the advantage of clearing away some un-
slightly, uncleanly structures that at present
cucumber the earth. The new site is bounded
by Canal street on the north, Elizabeth,
east; Bayard, south. and Mott, west.
It has several advantages of convenient
approach from various parts Of the
city, which we hope the thieves and murderers
of the future will duly appreciate. 1t is still
near the County Court House, which must
also crafty our criminal classes, whose CON-
fort has been studied in every particular, the
ground being high and dry. The next adj
vantage we desire is that there shall be Of
little delay and jobbery in the matter as is
consistent with human nature pledged tc
ecOnomv and reform
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., August 13-1 A. NJ. }
y,.oy,n hiIfffos

Probabilities.
For the upper lake region and the South<
west anu thence to Missouri and tho Lower
Ohio Valley, northwesterly to southwesterll
winds, warm, partly cloudy weather and
occasional light rain. For the lower lake regons
northeasterly and northwesterly winds, clearing
and cooler weather. For the Middle States eastS
erly winds, veering to southwesterly, low barom-
eter, cloudy weather and local rains, clearing
In the afternoon. For New England, northeastern
winds, high but falling barometer, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain. For the Gulf and
South Atlantic States rising temperature, south-
westerly Winds and generally clear weather, eX.
cepting local rain on the Gulf coast.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

THEATRE COMIQUE, No. Ola observation-disclosures
ENr.RrAINmKNr. Matinee at "a
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no justification for increased pay to Congress-
men except necessity, and for back pay it is
impossible to find any excuse, either in exam
pie or in logic.
The cost of living in Washington is the
principal excuse for the back-pay action of the
Forty-second Congress. Any one acquainted
with the facts knows that the cost of living in
Washington is not greatly in excess Of the cost
of living in other cities. Indeed, an establish
ment at the capital is not nearly SO expensive
as an establishment. in New York. The Con-
gressmen who occupy houses of their own
while in Washington are generally men who,
according to the popular phrase, can afford it,
and, if the truth must be told, even in this re-
publican country few poor men find their way
into the national legislature. But the phrase,
'ths cost Of living in Washington" does not
mean what it purports 10 mean. Senator Wilson
never paid five thousand dollars a year for bis
room and board at the hotel he 20 long made his
home. Most men whose table was not con-
stantly surrounded by distinguished men from
every part Of the world could live in house
in every way as imposing AZ Senator Summers
elegant house ON five thousand dollars year.
It Is not every Representative or every
Senator whose board is sought by or
| open to the great men who visit the seat
of government Those who receive and
entertain" who give great parties and great
dinners, are the only ones who find living in
Washington expensive. Etiquette makes these
things incumbent on the President and the
members Of his Cabinet, though Mr. Boutwell,,
when he was Secretary Of the Treasury, never
obeyed and was not expected to obey the man.
date, because he had the courage to say that
the master Of the country's finances was per-
sohally too poor to indulge in social dissipa-
tons. On Congressman generally etiquette
hangs very lightly Not one out Of ten is
addicted to expensive hospitality Mostly
lawyers from inland towns and villages, dwell
ING IN boarding houses ard Gbsap hotels. they
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Union SQUARE THEATRE. Union square, near
IN A FoG-OLD PHiLs BIRTHDAY.
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WALL STREET TO-DAY.
No Reta nation nj the Ssrfaseae,

NEw YORK, April 3.-There are no new Tea
tures 20 stock speculation any more than ye~t.r-
day or Monday. So far a. any direct novel cut
- taken INTO consideration and until more set
tied condition OF Affairs comes, this department
OF trade ~ likely To represent no decided tone.
and viii be subleci 10 Whims on money aud Cts-
sip from Washington. The money mar k.t
shows no present signs of ease and renew al.
Rates on call thus far are a % : per cen. 4.
with : per cent interest added. mercantile
paper being entirely neglected. Gold Opened
AT liz and has since been carried 30 10 IA, q =.
though the room was somewhat disappOintea
that 70 change was made in the Bank
OF England rate. The steamer Hansa saileh
to-day with sioO.cu0 in silver coin. Foreign
exchanges are in demOralzed condition
Leading drawers reduced the rates this mora
ing 10 ~. : Tor sixty DAYS, and IGSas To-
sight. but bills sell considerably lower even
than this. There lisa better movement reported
m southern state bonds, with sales OF about
$1,000 TenneSsees at 50 10 ~ and NJ 4 buV.r
three DAYS. old now being 20 bid. and new -
bid. Old lirginias are % bid and 10 bid ami
deferred; lSa sales anu Did; consols being
81 a52. Sales in Csrolinas-There is nothing
doing. new July South CsrOlnas being I. -
30 amt April - a23. Missouri plain bonds
sold at - assn new being quoted az az Z a9ss,
and st. Joseph offered AT 81
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New York Notes.

STOKES AMT AFRAID.
NEW YORK, April Sin an irterviaw iasf
evening Stokes was cheerful. and expressed
great confidence in the ultimate result OF the
efforts being made for him.
KX-GovFESoE HOFFMAN
returns % New York in September
JAMES q. KING.
the imprisoned murderer al the Toubs. is mgcl,
worse. and is reported dying.
THERE WERE EIGHTEEN BIDS Fop Geld
to-day, amounting 10 -. so. 400. ar from ~ -
li'.56. million and a halt was sold. d went
at liz % = to II. ID
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present severe season


has thoroughly teeted the virtues Of Mrs. Jones'
Cough Hixture-thousanls Of bottles having been
used with certain success Its trial has been most
thorough. A mere cold or cough or the most aggra-
waited cases IL has cured with equal success 1t il
not Objectionable to the tste and therefore be
readily used for children md persons who object to
nauseating mixtures, particularly its doses are
small and every dose cont aims the germ Of an uti
mate cure. Its value IN advanced those
verglng on consumption must not be underestmated
Many such it has entirely cured, even cases of &C
knowedged consumption. While it does not cure, it
greatly relieves, and larg number of these unfor
Inmates now use II for the great relief it affords them
For Cold, Cough, Innu,nza, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, or affection of the throat lungs you can
use nothing more reliable.
Prices-lsrge size, 81: mall 30 cts. For sale only
ml2tr Corner 81 and ID streets northwest
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; ridiculous
tints, no disappointment, harmless reliable instan
taneous black OF brown. at all druggists, and o
BOND street, New York. f3eoly
clergyman, while residing In South America,
- missionary, Uncovered . safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease OF the Urinary ard Seminal Organs and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
the aficted and unfortur ate, will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, IN . sealed
enveiope, to any one who needs 1t, Ffes of CAares
Address, joseph f. IMAM,
Station d, Bible house,
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From EurO,pe TODAY.

BiDNELL, THE BANK OF ENGLAND FOEGER.ar
RESTED.
LONDON, April 3.-George Bidweil. one OF
the men alleged TO have been implicated in GA.
frauds on the Bank OF Englan [, has been az
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Brownsville Wants 10 KNOW vhas Air

BRowNsvILLR. TEXAS, April 2-The United
States sloop-of- war Wyoming is cruising on Rio
Grande; this being the first war vessel whirh
has visited this port for some years. Taken in
connection with the expected visit of the See
rotary OF War and prominent army of cen IT j.
supposed TO indicate lively interest on the part
OF the government in frontier affalrs
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QUICK WoRK.-Within q few minutes after
the signing of the general railroad bill by the
Governor Of New Jersey, the National Railway
company was organized, and their articles OF
organization and surveys filed in the office of
the Secretary Of State. The following are the
officers President, Samuel X. Wilson: secre-
tary, Robert X. Corson; treasurer, w. w. Steel:
engineer, A. j. Gillette.
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~ THEATER COMIOUE.
w Eleventh street, south Psnnsy lvania svenue }
(AGIoiHing the rear Of Harvey q Restaurant)

w Eleventh street, south Psnnsy lvania avenue
(AGJOiRing the rear Of Harvey . Restaurant
Engagement Of the only Original and veritabie
LEyANTISE BROTHERS.
The original John q. Levantine and Brother. Two
other parties travelling under their Ard earned name
were formerly pupils If the above performers. En-,
gssement Of The Charming Serio- comic Vocalist,
CARRIE LAyARNIE.
Great success Of the Versatile Artists,
EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
our usual greatcompany two grand baflets, a sr-
perb oio. A great sensation drama,
Tire WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND.
- SPECIAL N0TICE.-0n THURSDAY,
April 3, the Management take pleasure in ennOunc-
ing the presentation of the ufar
BIRD CAGE OF EDEN, produced after elaborate
preparation. and at cost of 81 500. Gorgeous
Scenery; MAGNIFICENT Properties, Character and
Costly Costumes. &C.. and With anew Ballet Troups,
DICK PARKER, OTTO BURBANK, JAMES
DOUGLASS, and our Mammoth Troupe of Forty
- On MONDAY, April 7, win appear the "oofty
Goofty Combination in the greatest of modern SEN
sstions, TACCP, Just concluded highly success
fnl engagement at the Holiday street Theater, Bal
timore m3l
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sembly, having ventured to call tho Marquis Of
Grammont to order, was assailed BY the members
of the right, who threatened to Leave the cham
Der; In consequence OF this proceeding he yes
He was ut once reelected by vote Of $40 to PSI.
but 1t ie thought that he win not again ACCEPT
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A CABLE CoMBINATIoN.-COmmit or lthe
Anglo American. Telegraph company, the
Societe Du Gable Transatlantique, and the
New York, Newfoundland, and London Tele-
graph companies have agreed upon an i'm
mediate amAlgamation Of those linss, subject Do
ratification by the boards Of directors Of each
company at meetings 10 be held in London on
Friday next $500 - - =
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A Fifty Thousand DoIlar r,r.

GALVESTON, April "A fire Tonight on the
strand, between Center and a9t sfres,s I Iao
troyed the stores OF Collot & Davis, and VIM
y ndemeyer, and the Offices OF H. NJ Sicks' p
r Lssies; alexander III: Ladd, and James
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Assassination I'm I,oussi,,.

bhION hVC6k, April IAN attempt was
made TO assassinate Raymond Ricard, the COZ
ortd fusion sheriff elect OF West Baton Ronge.
al ten O'Clock night before last, which resulted
I'm the murder OF his wife. who received tie
Ere Oh the assassins Five hundred dollars re-
ward Is offered by the citizens for the ARE, of
the murderer.
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ANOTHER

ST. LoU1s, April 3.-The steamer Damsel. OF
the heokuk Northern Packet line, was sunk IN
IN the rapids above keokuk yesterday. The
loss IL not stated, but is proably not large.
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steamer Sunk.

MEMPHIS, April S.-The steamer Pink Var
ble, with 100 tons OF freight, struck a sra.
While ascending the Arkansas river. caa<i ug l,,r
TO sink 10 her boiler deck in a minutes She wa
owned by the South oil Works Company and
valued nj $1,000. She was insured IN ~ Louis
for Sl6 900.
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SALE or A RAILROAD BY THE GoyRRNurur
The government u determined 70 collect IL
taxes on railroads. The Knoxville and ChSrIee
roads, was sold At public auction Yesterday q
the state OF Tennessee, the only bidder, fou
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Now Open.
THE GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW,
ON SIXTH STREET LOT,
WILL Exhibit EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING THIS WEEK,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY,
APRIL 2, 3, T., ANDJ.
FIVE MAMMOTH TENTS!
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST EXHIBITION
IN THE WORLD
More Animals, more Men and Horses q larger
spread Of Canvas, and the most Gigantic
CIRCUS, MENAGERIE, MUSEUM, &C., EVER
ORGANIZED.
SEE THE MONSTER UNICORN,
and the immense collection of Wild Animals.
See the world famed Triple Somersaulters and
Irappaists,
MIACo AND HAwLEY
And the Great Riders, LOwONDE, MONROE,
sRANhLIN SAGVlN0, and the incomparabe
Nile vitRGlSIA, and q, the Double Ciren,
every other day. Opens at and 7. Circus com
mences one hour later. Four Menagerie and Mu-
scum Tents open all the time circus is progressing
ADNIsSION-To all five Tents, 80 cents Chill.
dren under 10 years, 20 cents.
- Visit this great exhibition, remember what
you see there, and compare the Forepaugh show
with any that follow IL, and You will be cOnvncesl
tina - the largest and best show in the world and
worth the admission fee dozen times over.
a2-4Ir ADAM FOREPAUGH, Sole Proprietor
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leIl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
lel1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
TEE RAPIDIrT AND EASE WITH WHICH

TEE kAPiDlff AH M Ease WITH WHICH
removed and the feet relieved, n atline, from
Bunions, Bad Nails, &c, at DR. WHITES kstab-
quite surprising TO persons unaccustoped 70 his
method q orerstins which Is entirely different from
the time practice Of tearing othe ingrowing toe
nail, lxncing deep into the bunion, dstressingy
painful method, and one which obliged the sufferer
10 shoeless and sometimes crutctes, for ks
or months, and doubt tended TO shorten life, at
sast TO make y far pleasant and useful, but Dr.
Without paint there ts little pain, no los
81 time, and none but suitable shoes be worn, the
though the feet being used Constantly Corns
sre Liable 70 come occasionally with even the best
economy Of time, comfort, and bealth in an occa-
e1onal visit 20 the Chiropodist and IL b veil known
mt thai Thousands Of persons, many Of them tho
most honored In public end lriyaee life, come from
many Of whom DR.. white be- umsolieitsd Dssmission
10 Fsfer fS-sr
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ga Pittsburg dry goods dealer has the pcr-
traits of fourteen female thieves whom he has
caught pilfering from his store. zFE
hThe play-bills In some of the Partisan
theateTs have printed on them a map OF the
principal streets in the vicinity, for the con-
venience Of strangers.
nUOf the Massachusetts, Congressman, But
Ter, Banks, Ames, Hoar, Esty and Hooper have
taken their back pay, and Buffinton, Dawes
Crockes, and Twitchen remain to be heard
from n@sa /
81 asa ~
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The RHODE ISLAND ELEorIox.-The staff
election in Rhode Island yesterday resulted in
the success Of the republican tcket by the
usual large majority The vote for Governer
The small towns are to be heard from. How
ards majority will be about $500. -.
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Ktllea By q Fanlspr ps>us.

al. LOUIS, April IA gale OF wind blew
oOwn the house Of Mathew Brown, I'm Cherokee
Brown and injuring several other memhers ~
the family. W
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JOHN OBRIEN'S
Great Travelling Worlds Fair.
mENAcfRIE, CIRCUS. CARAVAN. AND MUSEUM.
UNDER sIA MONSTER TENTS.
WILL EXHIBIT
SMITH STREET LOT,
Commencing
MONDAY, APRIL I4rH,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
LOOKOUT FOR TIE TWO MILE PROCESS
FIFTY CAGES OF WILD ANIMALS AND Gu
RIOSITIES.
THE TWO SEPARATE BANDS OF MUSIC IN
GOLDEN CHARIOrS.
THE FOUR TON RHINOCERos.
Admission, only 25 cents, tno half price > 10 see
the six distinct exhibitions in separate tents.
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY.
AT 10 A. M, , P. NJ. AND P. NJ.
Whenever procession is given, there will be only
two performances, inthe Afternoon at and Even
ing at p. m.
WHITNEY, GsnI Director.
oLDINso.{ on E5hl6i,ioa YaEy No.
''H ~. MAnxkkfrER,s, TIM ST
No. above cSs .Fs eight
0hoioe OIL Paintings, Engrayinss, Ohromoe, 80.
rDeF en4ss %rs:.
'ess, RIpss, Ea, "a A. in the District.
Pies.s remember Name and Number. Jelly
kfDs 8. "a q. AZ
~ ns >, :.::. ~ e,
OLD GOLD, sILvHR, BRASS, OOPP1R. I7c..
1ss s'Sss: S5 s
ES% .s1y .sssS o1 to b. Aua1HsT1Ih, 1909
BALLS, &c.
GRAND CHARITY Ball.
=, n. ; sms SECOND y ANNUAL BALL
THE CHILDRENs HOSPITAL
. s be snasF sSSHs 4 Of
evening of 10 ESDAY, the 18th OF April next 'A'
each.
nii-a fchrOn. Rep. Sunday papers eopy.I
FxANHLIH 6SS4Hi;S1Axa
a., sS iss. R.i s 49, ..ss,1 ,..,
TIE NEW NATIONAL hARkAT.
rREsH. SALT end sMoKrp ME- ATS. Of all
p sss be-, 3 sty ts .i:e WE NE ,PoGITRT. -
season can be Procured At this Market. HO
mar1ly RoBT. HYATT, Ala 11fh 81. -~--
BRopHEAD f 10 street, - !
buy and i.fef cash, at the lowest market prizes.
Cail and alsips their stock. marzfsm
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boeron, April 3.-A match game Of billiards
,sM nighf between Clark Wilson and FRANK
seso, . golden cue, and . pure Of s2oo, was
won by the latter. 6cere, 4 ,sO 20 74l.
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NEW OMAN, hprii a-jsme. pn;n,n. .
steyedore, while loadIne the ship 81. Louis fefi
down the hold this aftefnoon and died seen A.
forwards IRON injuries received -
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The "vANDERBILT UNIVERSITY" accord
ing 20 the Nashville Union, il to be the name OF
In Tennessee upon the fund of $500 600 donated
by Commodore yanderbilt.
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BAIrInosi, April 3Jsmes Z. Kideelv.
on the United States, y danssrCssly N e Lis