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RAILROADS..
THE NOZZLE LINE.

TNHb ..-UUbIIE LINE.
On and after May 20 trains will arrive and depart
from the depot, foot of Canal street, as follows:
DEPART.
Coast accommodation daily, except
Sunday, at. at........................ 3:I5 p. VI.
Bxpress and mail daily, at ..,....... SA. NJ.
Through night express, daily, at..... 4;4O p. NJ,
ARRIVE.
Coast accommodation daily, except
Sunday, at. ................... .1O:O5 A. NJ.
Express and mail, daily, at, ,........ 3:55 p. NJ.
Through night express, daily at .... l:3O p. NJ,
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville, Lynch.
burg. Virginia Springs and Baltimore without
change.
Office corner of Camp and Common streets op,
my23 D. B. ROBINSON, superintendent.
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Legal Tenders.
The withdra wal of $70i 1885, legal tenders,
is ordered, being eighty per cent of the
national bank nQtes issued during the ponth.
Resignation of Discriminating Fireman.
Joseph Williams, president OF the board
OF fire commissioners. " no was quoted at
the Fire Engineers Convention at New
York, when he ran with the machine. .if a
party refused to conSritut 20 the support
of the fire department they spotted his
housa, and when fire came they saved the
adjoining property and permitted his to
burn" Inade an unsatisfactory explanation
of his remarks to the fire commissioners OF
the district, and was asked to resign, which
he did.
A Bent by Two Lengths.
The Nassaus, of New York, beat the An
alostons, of Washington, by two lengths.
The Races.
First race, two miles, General Harney
first, Donnybrook second, Caroline third.
Time.-3iS.
Second race. mile heats. First heat,
Madge first, Carver second, Burgoo third.
Time-l:52. Second heat, Madge first,
Burgoo second, HarkSway third Time-l:50
Hurdle race, two and One-haif miles, Dia-
volO first, Busybee second.
Fast Mail Train TO New Orleans.
Arrangements are in progress for fast
mail from Washington tU New Orleans. 1t
will pass through Danville, Charlotte and
Atlanta and will save seven and @ halt
hours between Washin yton and Columbia,
South Carolina. Senator Patterson is urg-
ing the matter.
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ETIEs THEATRE.

Lacors latest and greatest triumph,
rJROFLE-GIROFLA.
EOFFR0Y as.......... ..Girofie-Oirona
MATINEE SATURDAY AT IL NJ.
..,a SUNDAY NIGHT, November.
lGeneral admission, fl; Reserved seats
|, 80. according to location; Family Circle,
h. GALLERY, Twenty-Five Cents; Quadroon
Iseuty,tive Cents; Private Boxes $40 and
Ia of reserved seats will commence on
MORNING, October 30, at ten O'Clock.
oface will be closed on Sunday.
1 prices-Fifty and seventy five Gents.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
TENNESSEE RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFlCB,
Chattanooga Tenn, September 28 1873. }
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, WILL
- be received at this office until noon, on MON.
DAY, November 49, 1875, for the excavation of
earth, rock, etc. in the construction of the canal
around Muscle Shoals. in the Tennessee river, be.
tween Florence aud Decatur, Alabama.
Specifications and forms for proposals will be fur.
nished on application TO this Office.
WALTER MCFARLAND,
oc24 Ct Major of Ei gineers.
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OLUME IX.--NO. It's,
lMUSEMENTE.
rII;s 'cI ACADEMY OF MUSIC

ELLIS ACADEMf OF MCslC'
oc,ober ~, and During the Week,
~ Of the regular drsmatic ses son.
ns first apps arsnca Of the the
MY's DRAMAT z CUMfANn, .al,son.
.croRS, vDCALISTS AND DANCERS,
aAKER g. FARRON, ~
t,;ralv new aud original drama, entitled
~ by the new company. Elegantly
! 9TH new sce-erv, properties: etc.
(RATER u rARRON wiIl Introduce in the
sr new selections Of original sketches,
IsFs ISSSW WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
nnc,ober 29-Beneft Of BAKER 4 FAR.
oo'' oc24
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STATE NEWS.
EAST BATON ROUGE.


From the Adcocate, October 25:
The steamer K. E. Lee passed with 1900
bales OF cotton and 100 sacks Of seed.
CADDo.
From the Times, October 81:
A citizens meeting was to take place last
Wednesday.
From the telegram, October 25:
The wOrkingm~n's meeting was q success
as pleasant gathering, and was addressed
by many of the candidates in their own he.
halt, and by other speakers. No noinina-
tions were made, and the meeting refused
to pass series of resolutions,
OUACHITA.
From the Monroe hptehigencer, October
81:
We learn that Grace Church, in this ci-y.
was entered through one of the back doors
Of the church on Sunday night, aud the
surplce as well as some minor articles
stolen. No clue SO far ae heard from Of the
robber.
CARROLL.
From the True Republican,:
The members OF the police iurv of thiH
parish have been indicted for dereictiou OF
duty.
Cotton is pouring into our town very fast
and money is quite plentiful with the
colored people, who seem to think that it
will last forever. The merchants are IL in
a good humor and have smiles on their
faces Like a basket of chips.'
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FOUND.

MY HOUSE ON SUNDAY
tasgfourth instant. one BLACK MULE.
Aands high, about seven or eight
p, enly Of color. The owner can
EWpfoving property and paying
]. L CHILDRBSS,
Hallway House, New Canal
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WASHINGTON,


WASHINGTON, October 2S Judge George
H. Corwell, OF Connecticut, has been ap-
pointed chief clerk OF the Postotfice De-
partment,
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|HAKLES THEATRE.

HAKLES THEATRE.
bFSING OF THE REGULAR SEASON.
tiou of the New Company-For limited
number of nights,
LIVER DOUD BYRON,
Who will appear
ppday Evening, November L,
In his celebrated play of
sCROsS THE CONTINENT.
-Beneft of MIR. Byron.
bAY SOOS-Byron Maliuee,
ii MCKAY and BEN MCCULLOUGH in
Irep at seven; performance at eight o. clock.
kee open from ten to four o'clock. oc29
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From the Adcocate. October 25:
The steamer K. E. Lee passed with 46OC
bales OF cotton and 1900 sacks Of seed.
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t0OsHANGAD vN IvOArh fASs.I
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Union i,neillo NoM l,nssnhlc,

ONAitA, April 2l.-The Union Pacific
Is a0W in a paSsable condition, with The
exception Of about six miles, over which
the transfer Ia being made by teams, bc.
tween Lawrence and Greene River, which
will have to be kept up week or more.
One train coming East, having on board
fifty passengers transferred yesterday af-
lefnoon, will reach here tomorrow alter.
noon. The train delayed at Laramie will
reach the transfer this evening. Another
train delayed al Cheyenne left there this
morning and will transfer tomorrow
morning. The emigrant trains are being
worked Westward a fast "a possible. The
company will start all ftst-class trains to-
morrow. They are considerably embar.
Fassed on account Of the scarcity Of cars,
but will receive twenty.six cars from New
York by Saturday or Sunday, which will
partly relieve them. They hope TO gct all
the delayed passengers of the road BY the
middle Of next week.
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CARL scHURz-This distinguished
Statesmen and scholar Ia to lecture al
the Opera ltouse on Saturday night next.
His subject will be educational Prob
lens" subject that he Is as we'll qualiG.
ed to speak OF, n,both theoretically and prac-
tically, as any III the land. Mr.. schura
il not only All orator in his own mother
tongue, the German, but likewise in Eng
lisii, Of which lie has attained mastery
that few foreigners arriving In the count.
ry at tile age Of maturity ever attain.
His recent great speeches in The Senate
on our naliO nal finances attracted alLen-
tion not only OH account Of this feature
but likewise oil account Of the breadth
and soundness Of their logic and the pro-
iundity Of their information. Coming to
us with such a reputation he should
have a large audience to hear his lecture
on Saturday night
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About Secretary Delnno.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2l.-The
original report concerning Secretary
DelanO was based on the statements Of
several prominent members Of Congress,
who asserted that certain improper trans.
actions connected with the Department Of
the Interior had been brought TO the at
tention Of the President, and that they
were OF such q character as TO cause an
intimatiOn to be conveyed To Secretary
Delano that Ills resignation would be
accepted. On the other hand, II Is to-
night said by intimate friends Of the Sec
retary that before leaving this city last
week 10 Join the Presidential party he
was not aware that the President desired
his resignation, but that II he had
received such intimation as that, lie
would have promptly rendered III and
further, that Il my charges had been
made against the Department Of the In.
terror Involving the official conduct Of
DelanO, the President from his long and
intimate friendship with the Secretary
would not have acted hastily, but afford
ed him an opportunity to reply before
coming 10 such u conclusion as TO desire
his resignation. The President and some
Of the members Of his party returned TO
Washington this afternoon. Secretary
Delano will not return until tomorrow.
Postmaster General Jewell arrived this
morning. lie stated positively that the
report that the President has requested
Secretary Delaho 10 resign Is not true.
The Postmaster General was In the rail-
road car with the President and Secretary
Delano when the published statement re.
ferred 10 was brought to their attention,
and his assertion Ia based upon what was
then said by The parties directly con.
rernad.
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rememper whether Ihese papers were Spn' s
nected Wneh !hey came 70 mei EememneI ny
she RuDhcaloh Oh mrs Woogh9iIs hy
Dy lilton anu Of speaEing WIN NloI.on
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pose n9 hau pupllsheu thc Lle " ~
toria Moodhuli anu !he Point ~ InlS
Iesum9ny was mat lll!on assigns a tca-
Soh WhlCn was aSServateu " Moul.on' '
EVarIs salg no dld not eau thls witness ms,
70 contradict Moulton, Dnt 70 snow ~
'onh ~, motives ~ WrlIlhg INC pupiicaIIon'
Inc counseis proposition was 70 show
!hat the PupiicaV1n, was hoI tqr heechei .
IhIeres!' puI lGr iIl'9ns NJ, "nltIon s,. - puit
q himself 7. as the head oil the sp'r''uaIlS'S o'
'"iS ~ CounFy' y t,t
Mr. Evarts read 2 portion Of Mouli9ns Itl
alrect % ieS.lmSny w. relHIlng 10 tno Puptaca' Irs.
Ilon OF lhe Moouhull h!ory' ""u '"oF"
"vIH n, suv mo", ~ nnI s",I's o. " n. p,,,,. and
.a;J ,hat % ,In oopnSoi Nv ,lo o,Lor Lila or'
@ sol ; Il ~ ,oSo ,,sn "ortIomo,, M @ wsre " con
sn;na,n,s ;s% vho, ' INV tmo ,.oro sI onIv o"odio,ors
working together for n common end Mr,
Bench also Glloted from NIoullons direct
testimony, and IN regard to Which counsel
said there was no act In Il 10 show that
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DonnIdson,s balloon.

Arco, N. j, April 21.-Ncws has beer
received here that the basket Of Donald
sons balloon has been found some seven
miles from here with the dead body o.
a man In IL, and that the balloon itsel
was seen going senward.
BERLIN, Nj, April 2ir-Prof. Donald.
son Il at Cakes Hotel at this place safe
and sound. After leaving Philadelphia
the balloon sailed in nearly a soutilerr
direction and landed at Coviad's teftact
otta works on the WilliamstOwh Rail.
road near Atco. The balloon became TN.
manageable, and no assistance being al
hand, Prof Donaldson was obliged to cut
the basket loose In order to save II, and
tic main part Of the balloon reascendetl
and wns lost. The upper currents Of alt
we're very cold, so cold In fact that the
mineral water taken along by the zero.
natit was frozen.
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ttrreeoenlseti itemains.

CLBvELANp, April 2i.-The partly de.
composed body ol a man WAs found this
morning At the mouth Of the Old fivef
bed, The appearances indicate that the
i1iy had been d long time in the water,
and pefhAps all winter. The remains
were removed to an undeflakers, and are
mai vet identified. He Il q medium sized
man Win black hair and mOustache, and
dressed In q dark sack coat dafk blue
pansS, iouble.bteasled striped vest, col.
oted striped shirt aud wore gaiters.
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sometime during the night. But the
wished for sign did not appear, No trum-
pet was blown in the heavens. The
night wore on Us usual, and the wick
cd city Of Chicago was not even
visited with an ordinary coHAagratiOnD
About daylight the brothers and sisters
looked into each others faces with signs Of
disappointment aud an expression Of re-
turning worldliness of mind, and gather.
ing up their robes and dinner baskets
gradually vacated the building and de-
parted for their homes, SO far as they had
any left. And thus ended once more a
Second Advent delusion. But next year
somebody will find out all about where
the mistake was made this time, and
there will be a new set Of fanatics got
together in the same manner, And thus
the farce will be kept up from year to
year.
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Steamer Reported ON Fire...Crop
Prospects.

SAN FRANclsco, April 2l.-A dispatch
from Santa Barbara reports a large
steamer on fire and tho firing Of minute
guns about ten miles off the shore. No
particulars have yet been obtained.
The weather and crop reports received
this evening from the coast counties and
the southern portion Of the State repre-
sent the grain In fair condition. Adylcea
from San joaquin Valley are less fayora-
bic, the crops suffering Tor want Of rain.
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Weather I,cpori.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAHlIiSOToN, D. C., April 2l,-G30 r, II.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England and Middle States
continued cool and generally cleai
weather, with brisk north To west wind
and rising barometer.
For south Atlantic and Gulf States and
Tennessee generally cloudy weather and
areas Of rain, with northeast 10 southeast
winds, lower temperature and rising bar.
ometer east Of the Mississippi river.
For Ohio Valley partly cloudy weather,
nortlerly 10 eaSterly winds, rising bar.
ometer andSlight changes in temperature.
For Lake region generally clear wealth.
ef and continued high barometer, with
northetly to easterly winds and low but
slowly rising temperature.
For Upper Mississippi and lower Mis-.
souri, Valley partly cloudy weather and
westerly TO casterly winds, stationary or
rising temperature and slowly falling bar.
ometef during Thursday.
The Mississippi river will fall steadily.
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The Gmphtss Washington corfcspon.
dent says President Grant is not candi
date for third term, and never has been
lie never suggested the idea himself, and
never gave any one the slightest warrant
for supposing that he wonld take the
nomination Il offered, and II IL under.
stood here that II he had ever l,een asked
by any authoritative body that he would
have declined to be considered candi.
date under any circumstances.
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BsHor BowMAN, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, on a recent occasion
having the Brooklyn scandal in his mini'i
eye, gave some most excellent advice tr
candidates for Deacon's orders. He urged
them to ''be careful Of their words, theft
temper, their habits, and their social re.
lationsF and, above all, ITO converse
spatingly and behave prudently with
women" Speaking after the manner ol
the ungodly, we may remark that The
Bishops head IL level.
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Flred BY Ilrhlnlnr-Nuloidc.

New ORLEANS, April 2l.-The ship
IIagerstown, while loading for Hayre,
with sixty-eight bales Of cotton on board,
was struck BY lightning during thun:
der storm this morning and the cotton
set on fire. The hold Of the ship was
filled with water by the FIRE department
aud the fire extinguished. The cargo,
which was partly damaged by water, Ii
being unshippCd. The cargo was insured
In the Havre.
Joseph J. COmGdux, aged 80 years, and
native Of lboryllle parish, siicldGd by
blowing his brains out with a pistol.
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The anniversary Of the battle Of San
Jacinlo was celebrated here, al Galveston,
Wednesday, by the military and fteman8
parade; an immense crowd Witnessed the
display, and appropriate addresses were
delivered.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 2l.-At the Epson
spring meeting to-day the great Metro
pOlitan stakes was won by Hampton,
Temple second, R0seblush third.
LONDON, April 2l.-It Is rumored that
Prince Bismarck has addressed note to
Luxemburg similar to those sent to Bel
ninm.
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the following explains itself:
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS I
SAN ANTONIO, April q, =
70 he GOpernor Qf TerGs:
The following is Just received from the
General OF the Army in answer to letter
from q prominent citizen Of Corpus
Christi setting forth the condition Of ai-
fairs in that portion OF Texas; Your dis
patch Of the 10th Is received, and will be
sent to the Secretary Of War ioT the In
formation Of the President. The dntyOf
the troops on the Rio GrandO frontier h
to protect all officers Of the general gOv-
ernment, and as far as possible 10 aid
the State authorities in protecting the
people against organized bands Of marau-
ders from any quarter, but the State au-
thorities should understand that on them
rests the duty In tho first Instance, and
that We can only assist them. Should II
be hostile measure from Mexico, the
President may order more troops and
have n moro positive course OF action.
r. @. DRUM,
Assist Adjutaat GeBGal
Please inform me how best can coop
crate with the State authorities in pro-
teCting tho frontiers, l have ordered out
the troops from RinggOld barracks, Gen,
BrOwns' troops should in both cases be &c.
cOmpanicd by civil officers employed to
make arrests, can you give directions to
that eileCtY E,O. o, ORD.
Brig. General,
The followingwa received to-day;
FoRF BRowN, April 2l.
assistant 4ldiutdnt General, Department cf
4SraS, San ARtOnia, IeraS!
| will send my disposable mounted
force in the direction Of Elsause Rio
CanO. No news Of marauders to-day,
], II. PoTTRR,
Colonel 24h Infantry
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A 100000 Fire.

NEw YoRK, April 21.-This evening
the packing box factory Of d. A. Young
Y Co.. 1920 Worth street, was destroyed
BY fire. The walls fell outward, crush.
Ing three tenement houses and the stor.
age warehouse Of q. Garner 4 Co. Loss
$4,000. Insured.
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AT Osceola, Cleafaeid Co. Pa, til,
mines are all working with reduced
forces under the Of prolecliona special po.
lice al the old rate so {. per ton, q great
many nlhet8 ate leaving for other part.
toseek employment.
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tjo,t,le,. tsvniosl0n,

LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 2ls-The
store house Of P. II. Bernard was blown
mp and destroyed by the explosion oi q
key Of powder al noon yesterday, Mr..
Bernard w0s sefionSly injured.
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AIToriblc O1,rovo.

Cry OF MExtco, April 12.-Ten ma
tiyes, Of Ixtacalco, are ON trial here for
horrible outrage. They are charged
with burying three men alive, leaving
only their heads above the ground, and
then deSpatchiBg them with their hAtchets
and knives after aprolonged torture.
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LOUISVILLE, April 2i.--Riyer on d
stand with 0 feet In the canal and I feet
IN Indiana Chute. Arrived -Minne0la,
Cincinnati; Arlington, Memphis Rover
and tow, Pomeroy. Departed-Mihneola
Memphis; Arlington, Cincinnati; Rover,
st. Louis. Weather clear and pleasant.
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pnb1le t1ihner 10 t,arI schnr1.

NRw YoRk, April 2l.-A public din
ner will be given Carl SchurG on the 27ti
inst. lie sails for Europe with his fam
liz nm lha lDth
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NEW YonK, April 21.-Messrs. May.
nard and Orth, Ambassadors from tie
United States to Turkey and Austria,
respectively sailed to-day In tliestcamship
Russia,
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Prom the Te1ns RortIer.

GALVESTON. April 2l.-The Naai spe-
cial from San Antonio Of the 2lst says
tho following explains itself;
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF Texas
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By Telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TEE DAILY NTELIIaRNoER
Night Dispatches.
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April 2l.-The follow
ing telegrams explain themselyes: