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q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.


ThOmH, CLANCY -. Steamboat Ozark
So iO.l13.
IN THH UNITED STATES DISTRICT CssI'H.
L Iistrie. q L@U.sa'a-Bv virtue of 4 ..it o.:
.rId tiOri -IPOHas "a me siirs ted in S!i,o abUv.
entitled suit vii proceed To sell 10 the Ia .l.e.'
bldIes "n SATURDAY. May ;. 49,, at .we...
D's,Cck 81. az the entrance TO the su-' .in' y.i.~
on canal street, bet w,e!e Old Lessee sla S...'o
streets III this city.
The STEAMBOAT OzARH. '.s Boa. ss..ns..
Tackle ste, now i:.n. IL 4 :ss-, 90
street ferry landing
TerGs-Cash at time of aijI.rat:s..
United states MarshaFs Uffic-. s~S 'Oo....AS
s""Btv first day q! Ay!!l, J8sj
= y Pl'HsPD
apZS u % !Smvso Emitted States Hars3aa.
Henry ~irGch ct saI. vs.. steam Tug IItlnI"T
No. -.
ENTHH SSITEY STATES J!SGRI'H G"'i:U i'~
triCt OF LOuis.aLa.-BY virtue OF STlS"i e..
0l'lonl sxpOnas, to me directed Insls a"uE~ "r''
lied SUIT will proceed sell 90 the highest ''''
der on SATURDAY, May 3. 1873 az twelve "sl'
NJ, at the entrance to the Custom +e on ana
street bet weeS O,S Levee sd Pst'r0 e'!t"to %
THIS civ
! THE STEAM TCs. sCsrER 'e' suS''' 'aoe.o
/ s'r. now lying at tie sonve' {. below 10 'l'J-
TeruHs-Cash at time OF al iudIcatisn
! United States .!.tsYa.s Office New or es1so
| April 81, 1879. ). b PAChAhp.
! app! q % s.uy;s Ta.tsd states Ma.s.as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

The Fusion. organ appears to dioap'
prove of our declaration that it is better
to shed the blood Of the wicked than the
tears Of innocent widows and orphans.
We however adhere to our position.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Governor Kellogg has cancelled the ap'
ro,ntuent of all chief constables through.
on, the State. lie deems the office al this
time a useless one. and as entailing an I'M
necessary expense Upon the police juries OF
the marshes,
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summer.

A Syracuse paper has received a poem on
tbe loss of the Atlantic. but is afraid to
publish il, lest some Of the survivors seeing
1t might feel worse than they did at the
time Of the tragedy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
THE LUZEyBERG HOSPITAL,

Erac.e: .: she are legislature tie exc.r-. :.
dosD,,. for !rsa..poS and Contagious cOmp.a.":s
!. US TIL. ?JS.CHARTRAIN RAILROAD
F..h 81 .a.. outside Ga 60,:4r street.
:n,i geIr .ae-s AZ received according 20 rs a
crE pEo6.s..s WIZ oermta from the saHl.s.'
ct:cills
Prlva.. o: .,avtUs ras~s aye ,ece.-rc .0-. wards
5 PER G4r: private room. Is.
Apply At The plta. alv21!,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

MAY we not hope that the Young Mems
christian Association shall meet with great
success tonight at odd Fellows Han! II
q the commencement of their strawberry
festival and concert. 1t is aeld to aid the NJ
in carrying on many noble and oharitaoIe
works. They desire to do great work IN
abis CITY. To build up free public library
and reading room; to make an attractive
rosort for Young men, to instruct and eie'
Ito the IGNORANT and destitute; to put the
religious young men Of this city 10 WORK IN N
crying to save others. These are som" 90
=. ~ objects In. isd.es f., "'.-".''
IN large numbers 10 help thcu1' and VAL DC
there to night Let all O.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

4 suit has been instituted in she United
States Court at Boston against Cakes Ames.
for 100000. The trial takes place in May.
The sui. grows ont Of certain cotton trans.
actions at New Orleans during the war. tor
which government: obtained judgment
agains, A. $. Mansfield and others. and
now sues Ames for the amount. alleging he
was partner with Mansfield.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Governor Kellogg has offered reward
of $1,000 for the apprehension and eonvic'
ton Of the murderer of w. D. McDonaia'
late a citizen Of franklin parish IN sh'S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Hon. Judah P. Benjamin. Confederate
Secretary Of State. and no" one VI "o'
Majesty Queen victOria's counselors-at'law'
will yisi. the United States during the
sumiueE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Griswoid, the Fat Contributor" is come
ing to New Orleans in few weeks on a
featuring expedition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

c. A. Weed. ESD. formerly OF tho New
Orleans Times. is travelling IN Texas. ne
WAS in Houston last Monday week On hls
way TO San Antonio.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

General Gillem raid "none should be lett
To boast OF the murder Of General CANDY
40. because hs let them all sun away 10 tHe
MountainM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

The movement OF the st. Louis police
BOARD in detailing officers TO arrest evening
newsboys does not seem to meet with gen
eral favor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Senator Ames, of Mississippi. is in the
city, a guest at the residence of the sur
veyor of the port. !. N. 6. Parker. Esq
General Ames represents that the Repub'
licans of Mississippi are thoroughly united
In the determination to control the politics
Of that State from year to year. permitting
no divisions to be created among them by
local controversies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Rev. Eleazer Thomas. d. d.. the Indian
commissioners who was killed by the side Oh
Genera, Candy last Friday. by the Modocs.
was prominent Methodist clergyman.
lie was pastor of church in San Francisco
IN 1865. was editor Of the California Chris
Sian .Adrocate from 1886 TO 1860. and was
latterly assistant ngen; of the Methodist
Book Concern and presiding elder OF PC
PetaIuma district. California conference.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Professor James Irving Crabbe is lectur-
ing in Shreveport.
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BUSINESS CHANGES,

nIssOLUTION OF PARTSERs,iHlrl.:odd
- The firm OF 4. H. WILSON son is d!ssolg ,.f
nv mutual consent, The business of the firm Will
he Inundated by the undersigned, and general
com mission business continued in my name aIohe'
at the old office, No SIS Carondeet street.
New Orleans, april Il, 1873. ?, - ,,-t*sor
app ltF f. II. " AHN'"A''
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IN BankrnpIcy-SU. 3;17jo
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Is TEE MATVER OF JOSEPH GRIFFITH ELLIS.
Bankrupt.
In BanlSrupicy--NO. il:6.

TO u. PIES. III. CLINTON. II rISlANs c"LuM.
bus Reed. ANTI CITY. Louisiana. and X. II.
STANLEY, ArcOla Louisiana
NNTHKRFAS. TONY LAFGN. OF NEW ORLEANS.
w has taken rule herein r'tuTnahie on MON
iay tie TWEEN; vel: III cay OF ApTt. 4. ID. 1873. at
|. A. NJ. to SHOW caus,. whT he should not he Ie
cognizrd the t's' mortgage creditor OF the
above named bankrupt, upon certain property or
hr p nceed6 thereof. IN the said rule set tpIt tn.
You are hereby ordered 10 show cal.s+. /. any
you have. on the day and hour aforesaid 1etni~
oar said dist let court. sttiugilD bankruptcy. why
the. PRAYER of laid rule b.. not granted and SAID
l.afnn decr.ed to b. the first mortsa." creditor
.-ou the ..Tur.ris OF the property sr,'i.
i:.r; otiic". Nv OEr..n- tbs She "ru'y:,;>.
ule ~ AI.' i3...
..I!l u ,. J. a. CHARBO:%ET, !.f:'i Ci.rs
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John Horan ~. Schooner Palma-Sos

iOlTT.
fS THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT ColRr'
4 District or Louisiana.-In obedience 20 an ad'
,uiralty war; ant TO me directed i'll the above e!''
tilted suit have seiz, and taken into my posses'
sion
THE SCHOONER PALMA Ter tackle Apparel.
etc now libeled by John Koran for tue causes seq
forth in the libel pending in the District Coufs
of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnsh the owaes "s
owners thereof and all and every person or per-
sons having pretending to have, any E1S hts ut."
interest in or to the same TO be ana az pear az
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid 10 he holden at The city of New Or cans.
on the !rf Monday of Mays to show cause II an:
they have or car, why the said schooner should
not IN. sondem, I'd and he sold agreeahly so .as
PRAYER OF libelanr.
United states NarshaTS cthceO New o!!cA.s
eighth day ct April. 1855 o-.
anYp ,. r-l.! n United States Marsha:
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Colonel George Williamson. of Shreve-
mort. is in town.
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IaivED sVATi.S DISTRICT (ugKT.
DISTRICT or LOVISians
~ TIE MATER or. j. i;Rnw GE. HAHgH: r.
!n iIaui<ruptcy-S0 1885,

A1'N.EhA> J. J. BROW Ne, OF NEW U-!..ATS
w and district aforesaid duly declared baui.-
rup! under the act 0f iOngr"-, OF March , 1885,.
haS tins .lav Hirh in sti'. court IA petirlnl.
pra'in- tor . !>'tar-" and certificate thereof
from al. hl> debts anC. other claim. rInvaiIr under
said act.
Notice - therefore given TO AL creditors ~hp
have proved Ia.i! III 1T. and 20 al. h.. ,,.,.on.
j., interest. hat :h- twelfth, .as OF M,y
~. !: NJ, !. assigned 70. th.. 'ea.iu. OF T.
same. au'i !I.d: they may ih,r and there attend
and she" "aus.. /: an: They have WHY th- pray.,
-: III. aaI! petition shuU.! aOi h~ granted. aud
further notice i. gvsI. that ii" bankrupt vii.
deg" al examination. before Regisfe! D. Az
ust1u. on 'he eighth day of MAY =. Il. i3's !: !,
A 1T his Office !". :. EXchanc" alley.
Clicks Office, sew DIleaus. Apr. q. 49,.
apl2 2"Ds. K. LOkW. Deput, i.,.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession OF Baptiste Hecter-No. 3o,uI.s
SECOND DISTRICT COURT fOR THE PARISH
= of ns-Notics is hereby given to Inc cred'
itors OF this and to all Other persons heren M
terested to show cause within ten days from 1uo
present notitc cation if any they have or can. why
the account presented by the documentary eXecu,
tor in thisestate should not be homoiO9ated ana
approved. and tho funds distributed NJ "Sc"r"'
ance Herewith
By order of the Court. ,, 90
apl8 y 20 FRASh FAVE 'N'' ''e'N"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

STATE or LOrIsfANA.>
Parish of Orleans. city OF New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this seventh
day Of April 1873.
q. LEGARDECR. jR. Notary Public
At special meeting of the Board OF Directors
held :his day, it was resolved in conformity with
article seven of the charter. to collect Immediately
the full amount of earned premiums o. the first
quarter 1873. and to pay TO stockholders. after
settlement of said premiums quarterly interest
dividend OF two and halt peg ceLt on the amount
OF capital stock paid in.
c. CAvAROC. President
&. LASAux. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
liar.e. C4varoc. Arthur HO.ncS
Charles de Rugters ). ESh.
Leon Haas. jE.. p. s. att.
Z. +. Motou. Leon QueYIouArs
" Agar John Rocchi.
s Camiou J. +. LeyeVt.
eD9i I'M,
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
i. T.. Davenport vs.. Steam Tug Fairfield
No 0,l72

j. L. Davenport vs.. steam tug Fairheid-
No. l0,l72. - -
4 Dist riot OF Louisiana In obedience to an al
mralty warrant to me directed in the above emit
tied suit have seized and taken INTO my posses
sion 9.
THE STEAM TUG FAIRFIELD her boats, tackle.
ETC. now hbeed BY j. E. Davenport for me Caus
set forth in the libel pending IN the Dlstr!cT
Court of the United States. And do hereby cite
and admonish the owner or owners thereof ann
all and every person or persons having OF prtttul
same to be and appear at a District Court OF the
United States, for the district aforesaid, TO D..
holden AT the city Of New Orleans, on the tn1ri
Monday of MAY, TO show cause, if any they have
or can why the saio steam tug should not De con
dpmned aud be sold agIeeabiy to the prayer o:
libelant. ", o.
Uaited States Marsha.'s office, New Orea;'s
elc veuth day OF April. 1875. ,,r,,D
o,1o ., m, % United States Marsha.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

Succession OF Elmer DTummOnj 90 no.
SO PSI.
.,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Observation-Disclosures Thomas Mccormack has
nled an application i'll this cour; 10. Letters o.
administration on the estate of the late NJ
Drummond. Notice is hereby given TO all parties
interested to show cause within ter days WHY tht
said application should not be granted
By order of the Court. -. -, %. .,
apl7 81 PSI FRANh FAVE 'H' zen.
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MRS. ". =. DUMAS Us. a, P. DUMAS. HER HIS
band-No. Al .23..
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIFTEENTH
4 dav of april. 1871; judgment was rendered III
This cOurt in the following entitled suit. IN The
words and figures following. to wit
Mrs NJ +. Dumas $. \. P. Dumas. her husband
No. Al 237. -
In this case. submitted TO the cour: 10, adiIlGi.
cation. and GousideIin. that all the facts and AZ
legations contained in plaintiffs petition have
been fully substantiated by evidence taken II
open court and on tile. and the law and the evi
drLce btu, in favor OF plaintiff
/. is ordered. adludge1 and de'rec1 lnat N"
Judgment b. default herein entered against de-
fendant. on the eighth instant. be now confirmed
and made snail and accordingly that Judgment
be rendered in favor OF Marie Emile Dumas. wife
of 4. p. DUMAS. this plaintiH. and against A.
P. Dumas. She defendant. for the sum OF
one thousand dollars with legal interest from the
twenty ninth day OF april. 1861. till paid. and ;or
the further sum of ten Thousand dollars. "ith
legal interest from the twenty fourth day oil De-
cemher. 1862 til! paid. being the amount OF h :
ota and paraphernai property. and with Zen AID
privilege the property IF the defendant: ana II
is further ordered. adiudged and d"CEfeh 't'ar
the community of gains and aG'lueSt5 htit'c!olt'
existing between the parties herein be 6!sso.'ed.
that plaintiff be separated in property from the
defendant, her husband. and that pialntIn have
the sole CoHtro, and administration OF her sai'i
property and that she be authorized to exercise
all the rights 9 anted by law to married womei,
separated in property from their husbands. and
that defendant pay the costs OF suit
Judgment IeI de!eG April ). l8I" SlSned apr!
~. 1873. &. l.. LYNCH. Judge.
In testimony whereof. have hcreun'" ser my
hand aud atfi Sed the seal of th' said court. at the
r,ty OF New Or S. on this nineteenth day "i
April. il the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
Hundred and stventy.three. and the alnety-sev'
eu-h wear of the ndep ndence of the nlted states
ap2? mylo % OSCAR ARROYO. Deputy Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS. APRIL 22, is4s.
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CIGARS.

-ayaSs CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
bomestc CIGARS and CIGARETTES, and a full
assortment of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
constantly on hand and for sale oy
ED. L. ZELL CO.
Corner Canal and Carondeiet streets,
New 0Ilt ans. louisiana
c,,l s,,Irv NO rauted mhi2 ~
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSUR COMPANY.
Office Corner OF Camp aud Canal streets

ENSURES Fire. Marine aud River Risks, dividing
the profits separately Oh each department to the
insured.
For the accommodation Of its customers. the
Company VII. make marine losses payable In
J. TUYES. President.
J. ". HGHCK. Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
RTRFAU.
SHOPPING

SHOPPING
OF every description for Ladies and Dealers on o.
ders from Louisiana and the Southern States
Constant familiarity with the market and best
houses insures great saving to customers
CIRCULARS and SAMPLES SENT FREE
MRS H. MOGRIDGE.
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The above statement is a true and 'o!Tec' IRAN
scyipt from the books OF the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
J. p. R"rX. Secretary.
STATE up IorIsiA:a.I
Par 81 of Orleans, city OF New Orleans }
Sworn to and subscribed bt!or" me this twenty
fish Gay OF Mares 49,.
y. CH.RltS CrvELLlER
Notary !'D.hc. 80. i" 'ra'."r s':""i
r;, E,.r., =. T,, SECS ..rr resolved :" ,,.v SIX
PER CENT ,r.tyr.: nn :. rt. ardin. "-r: tica'"s
q. ,c,ip On and after MONpaI. May u. 1915. SAID
srrip 70 y. tho. converted into capita. stock. 4.
be, aIneatitd charte, OF the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
ANT. CARR!EHE. Wee President.
/ l. E.M,x. SeC!etarN.
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Dividend Decinreds

Dividend Declared.
G',.,','. an AM. ate; No0dar. A,'!l u. I'''''
Stnc.ho,tie,s. three and quarter per 'en' f"f
.n,..- mouths Gep"5.toI>. ;hI.--!.art"is al az"
pc: CO.; 30; three months
SAM,E. II. KENNEDY "srs'i"'o'.
Ca.K,t. T.. e. DrrUs. Cashier.
,,.j.E Inn
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Cha ries HnddOck ct al. vs.. steamboat
Wiogius Ferry-No. TO- 1871.

" lillian J. w kitlR zoe SitHniD"hi .
Clty-So l0l52.
IN THE rNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
\ District of Louisiana-In obedience to au al
miraltv warrant to directed in the above en-
tied suit have seized and taken int my posse"'
Sion 1900, 1,,o - .,.
apparel etc. now lIbeled by William Js "h,t'a' 20:
the causes set forth in the libel now peudinS II;
the District Court of the United States.
And do eIeby cite and admOnish the oWner"s
owners thereof, and all and every person or PEI
sons having pretending to have any right W"
or inttfst in to the same, to be and appear AT
District Court OS the United States for the dstilC.
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday of April, to show cause:
should not be condemned and be sold agreeably
to the prayer of libelauts
United States Marshals office. New O:!eTass
:. B. PACKARD
,,S23 an II % United states Marshal
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FORTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. NJ +. DUMAS vs., A. P. DUMAS. HER HIS
Land--NO. II ~.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertlser.
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER I.
0fieial-Edueationai Notice.

FDRr STREET SCHooL-Corner of Fort aud school
This Public school consists Of primary,
intermediate. and grammar school departments.
The following Is the curriculum OF study in the
high school department:
Rhetoric and Composition. English Grammar
and Analysis. Spelling and Defining. Practical
Arithmetic thorough course with special refer
ence 10 its every day business use. Descriptive
and Physical Geography. History. Science Of
Common Things. Vocal Music. Penmanship.
The following high school studies are elective.
Glasses Will be formed when two OF more pupils
shall be found to enter them
Algebra. Bookkeeping. Natural Philosophy
Physiology. Latin.
The course of instruction IN the intermediate
Department Is:
Mental MISUNDERSTANDING course. Geogra-
ply and Map Drawing-PrimaTy. Reading-In-
termediate or Third Reader. Spelling. English
Grammar-Elemenls. Pennanship and Element
airy Drawing. Singing-song singing by role.
The course of instruction in the Primary De
partment is
Reading-Primer through md Reader. Mental
Arithmetic-Elementary. Geography-Grst steps.
Penmanship and Elementary Drawing. Singing
song singing by rote.
Il is the desire of the Board OF Education TO
meet. rs far as is in their power, the wants of a large
number of the citizens of this community, who
wish TO secure to their children a practical edCea-
ton. the expenses of which shall be commensurate
with their means.
TERMS: Fire dollars per quarter, or ttoe7tg doh
lars per annun for each pupil in any of the depart
ments. For any deviation from these rates, appsi
cation must be made, either personally or by letter,
at the Education Office.
III. Il. HITCHCoCK,
Inspector General of Schools
Education Office. Honolulu.
Sept. 2G. 1873.
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Queens Hospital.

The following report of the Physician OF this in-
stirution for the quarter ending sept. q. was mad
y~ertently omitted in our last.
HONOLULU, Sept p, 1873.
To the Trustees a the Queen'S Hospital Gentenea :
| have the honor to submit the following report for
the quarter ending 2lst September The total
number OF patients AT present in the Hospital is 70.
viz. IL males and &C females (Hawaiian), and 5
foreigners @ paying). The number of admissions
during this period has been 93, viz, 81 males and
81 females (Hawaiian), and II foreigners Is pay
ing). Discharged, loo. viz, Sc males and IS females
(Hawaiian), and 5 foreigners. Besides the above.
l4S new names have been entered in the dispensary
books, making = total of 24l new cases for the
quarter. and 1880 prescriptions made up. The
greatest number of patients in the Hospital at one
time was 90, the smallest Y. The daily average of
indoor patients for the quarter, 50; dispensary. 10.
During the above period there has only been one
death, II female Hawaiian. from drepsy, who sue
cumbed shortly after admission. Respectfully sub
mitted. ROBERT MCkIBBIN. JR, n. ID.
Surgeon TO the Queens Hospital.
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Foreign Items.

Bikmarck has granted permission 10 Good
fTepplars to establish Lodges in Prussia.
/IG7 ,479 Cinnamon have arrived ct San Francisco
since 1851. Of these 7e,464 returned 20 China.
leaving 81 1888 in the United States.
EXTENSIVE EsTABTIsHHEST.-The literary staff Of
the London Times embraces three hundred per
sons. the chief editor receiving a salary as large az
the President Of the United States. John Walter
is the proprietor.
The London Daily Ne,os says that the expert.
ment Of light cables TO the United States will
shortly be practically tested, arrangements 10 en-
able Mr.. Highton to lay a cable across the Atlantic
being in active progress. Mr.. Highton's cable is
not to cost above 100000.
The Girard estate, in the city Of Philadelphia. is
appraised at s3,7O2. 900, and the valuation II quite
as high as, and perhaps higher than, the average
of other property. The gross rental is S320,30O
annually, being nearly nine per cent. The taxes
paid amount to S6S,272.
It looks az though Mr.. Darwin will have 10 be
content with Herbert Spencer and st. George
Mivart. He can not get Professor Agassiz, and
more recently the French Academy Of Science has
refused to endorse him. The Paris Unicers an
nounced with evident pleasure that Mr.. Darwin
was rejected as corresponding member Of the
Academy, by a vote of noes &c, ayes 6. II is said
that the six votes were given by the friends Of
the Apes"
The first bale Of cotton of the growing crop IL
generally looked for with q good deal of attention.
This year the =" hrst bale was raised IN cameron
county, Texas, being ginned July 3, and sent 10
Brownsville. whence Il was almost Immediately
shipped to New York. Arriving there, IL was on
Tuesday sold at auction, in front OF the New York
Cotton Exchange. and brought t~hirty-six cents n
pound, although the current quotation of cotton at
the time was but twenty-one cents. This valuable
bale goes to a print cloth factory at North Adams,
Massachusetts,. Usually Galveston or New Orleans
takes the lead as the shipping port Of the First
bale" Of cotton. but this year Brownsville was
ahead.
The Atchinese, finding themselves in imminent
peril of being crushed by the Dutch, offer the
United States free commercial intercourse in ex-
change for protection. This offer will Of course be-
accepted. 1t would be so nice to embroil ourselves
in q quarrel with Holland for the sake OF enjoying
friendly relations and commercial privileges with
a few small islands of the torrid zone, Inhabited
by rebellious By all means let us
unite with Atchinese rebels and flibasfer OURSELVES
into war with the Dutch-Oregca paper.