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IAdverisemert.I

Gas! Gas New styles OF Gas FIXTURES,
for the rrrs TrsSe CT both snd antique designs,
"hciesse bry-rs particularly aved 20 e. the
MANUFACTURING DsPct Of ARCHES VASES Co, No. ut
Also. the best Portable Works
Dive lass. Chufehes and Factories IN TIL, county.
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

meeting wss held at Mrs Houghs tavern. in
Newark Av., Jersey City, on Wednesday evening,
CON pcsed Of citizens of the Third Ward without dis,
tinction of party provided they we're not members OF
sided, and Barney McNelly vas Secretary. Notice
given at the opening Of the mseting that If here
were any Know NobinPs present they must leave, or
they would he compelled to leave No one left.
The n Getting then proceeded to innate Robert Gil
christ, Sen, for Water Commissioner, Lorenz) ia.
gums for Collector Samuel Bridgsrt for ASSESSOR
VIM. II. DrsytOn for Alderman, ard Charles NJ.
Holmes and VIM PeSrsall for Chosen FfeshOlder3.
Ssmuel Whitook having declined the nomination
for AID of the Third Ward, jersey City, the
Nominating Com have placed the name OF
Henry f. Insley on the ticket Instead.
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loe,sS ~ Nt. AID Mr. u.iinsh tiseos f,t MEG g
ssv- .ec-s 20 t-~ss that av fs~su far free k~Aa
v,.hy ees'iuusiy called ape b, creditors 90 .rsss,
besfc Of them 10 rs p-sr thss he ,el
cot b sfrd % ns he Mr. P5wsil svn.d ell 10
surriur- ~ ro-ss h nh h- h-rs 80
co-siv p,rc Of herr ard alec bs,.es. .sd sosks
cher thires sesrsi-s Mr ~eelv and 6sslly e u =
l,ses Nj Powell NSs C!,epeoa sac % the
Horse r. ~cGA have her there. sat $40 "a Mo seelS
tel gag ker BE aid &C. hs tl Of Nj rsssl
n be hsd bces abe oasy 70 sss a. sfi
Of wss b. iaeaesd 70 eaA So aRa BE "~ssiPsSS tie
tlsk plice As
Il nseS Ia ssfeus. there bad been sEres ~sst
fo pces the. thai hal be dscsp Dn prsctiee&
IN he ssed iueucs Mr seeg sss he nly TO tsks
b AID With VIZ and fr AID y i II ID Ss ssi sesa
an .ussnest ioT certain tine tAeIs "a sriosiss.
hs. ClsieuGSr led the aud saa testi BAY 70
Sosf hse teen ssd BY Mn Po~s bsisf the dsasstsr 81
Don fcdro &e Oh eetsd . b, co,os-l for psf bat s
iewed By The Coart fl.s iBiae held
cat sad II there had been svictioa
Miss C. ssisd that M. told her the
Doc Pedro, bat that his, Of a-rs s~
Doe Pec'e us,d 70 sena her Mr. .sa Np
both told Der So Miss s.se testimony ct s,sat.rasis
eusth presenting srorg eontr.st she In As
tables general nors he house she e d sai hsr
new home She SAID derstocd that the pr,s f,s
bssrd exceed hst AZ sr R,asars sai
h, there rsni for ~. debate time To es
continued Moadsy. kO- p.sruf No B. susoig fot de-
terea r;, Mr.. sesly. In Peron and Mr. Ta!aA4ss
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssToys-APRIL 5-Bsfor, Judge


Frercs Osborne was trtO aud convicted OF forgery
n the 10 ps'sps IS counterfeit bile ths Far
secbsbcs bsns Of Pblsdep pitts 10 various storo-
teepesuq be sentenced 60 the ststs Prison for
yeefs
Fercu and Hoffman alias Meyers. was tried aud
yictsd Ok striking Ofioer KnDer the head With
ANAL lion Nth Intent take bis life The O,sr
detected the DI.oner 10 the at a committing burglary snf
epde.yoTps arrest BIN, whso lhs violence eoRmt
The convict sentenced ~ the State Prison for three
ye,rs end monbs
Join Frye pleaded gully to having obtained, by
fse prstersss IS yards Of silk plush om Solomon Hart
Of Broadway, and wa remanded fer sentence.
Alex Grant tried on charge Of having
robbed sarah Golfer, Of No 50 Besshst OF
containing IS 81 while she vss 10 0rsonvishst ssd
Geo Liep ued ehng o, stealing case OF boss
iom tie No a Murray u. The Juries 10
ese unable to void Ct and were die
ehsr,ed. Adjourned.
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Advertisement
DLAKE'S IATEST FIRE-IIooF PAINT, No. ii9
Fssrls--s-e under head Of Psicts
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Yesterday ntlug pHNJOh Gay, Olt "a we hHOubt vi
s27 524 Is additional were signed which, when paid,
will m,be the funds in the hands of the Commission
Grs s62 $50 81 less thsn rothiDg.
Ssne discussion about the bills relating to i'm
migrants now before the Legislature. All OF the
Commissoners coDcuIred ia dsuolncipg them as per-
ricious. Mr. PURIFY thought the Commissioners
ouph 10 send one of their number to Albany 10 Do
poe the passage of any Of the bills nos before the
LEGISLATURE relating 10 the Commission lie sus sesed
that NJ Kelly should he the lobby member.
Mr. NELLY could net spare more than one dav. 1t
some one e-e would engage to DO the rest he did not
mind going for that time.
Mr.. CARRIGAs was opposed to any member OF the
Commission tagging after the skirts of the Legislature
letter might be addressed TO the Com nitiee, who
would az they always had, give their represent
cue consideration. The matter W then dropped.
Capt CRABTRIE reported that On Saturday last the
following persons had been discharged "a beiox no
longer nt 70 carry The busuess of the office;
MIR Kelner, Clerk, Sir Griffin Visitor AIR Flaherty,
Clerk; Mr.. Conner Assistant Clerk, ard three port
es reducing the expenses of the office for salaries
s23s 10 Il month.
The Board then adjourned.
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UNITED STATES CoURr-ArsnS

ATTEGFD FNUtIZILNFNF ~ FTUTH FKVH BUNDku
WAREHOUSE.
Matthew Murphy heed aborerl and other persons.
employed United States Bonded Warehouse Atsnsa
which ehoeso 10 the great depOs TOT
Canada nour arriving In this Citywers arrested will be
three tbs charge OF wfoas
fsy tskn. ur Gom said store but the Com missioner Goa
,oered Il the did within the penalties Of the
Bot ded Ac dismissed ths cOmplsiot The
Jury Uuisa Court have aacs taken the
In band, found bills of indictment asaias s,A
Matthew Murphy snd Frederick rerhnne, for anausnt
ov.l Of wsI.bou.ed soods which th-y arrested
end sseh have gwen bail 10 5000 to abide ts-Abrshsm
Terfune becoming bail for Freds T. ard nsss Thomas Nal
hsan ard John Csvsns.h for Matthew Murphy
ALLEGED RECRUITING ron BRITISH ARMY.
Adam Luz charged With violating he neutrality
lsu.cf the United States, by 8nstius person
the service Of the BRUSH Govern nso-slrssdy
ferso tOwa formally sIrssted bench aud Hei
b.il In = oco 70 shaver the ofeBss-Me'sra William
Seh!uer fdiCr of OF the German ~spspeS la thai
City Gbd " ilaIn 5tebaoh becon ing ala ball
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rAavsrrssnentl
LIARY L Co., Art Hatters and Vendors ~ Geu'
a-a s,sr,s, Assos Hssss. BrosAvsy. 7.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sPsci.L Tsss-Arsm .
Before Judge tscsaaas


DECISIONS.
Motion that the tenants If Thomas =. GibSoes
DIVISION Ok ovsr Greenwich and csa tsl
allow pay TO susutusE kins Receser rsno das 90
William Freeman. Aen,astr.toT OF tho estate OF Js~s
Liashsin deceased, at E!ias MAreas Aad Michael om
Suit on 3 bond given a. surety FOR Chsres Hi,er,
form dm CT the estate 70 recover ssh a. es.ses
ssd -5inir,s,c Defendant. put N answer. sia
Ton /, u,e cham asa iresvlat Notion
TsiAL TriM- Before Jude DALr.
SUIT BY PASSENGER
1i'us Hutchinson AZ Cornelius ,rderhlc
The csse, which vas tried before, aud vera,sk
awe foi plsioif bo.ve Of 500 bu, trial grated
emsJ. .Bd the coe bloD.bt for ti.l
Mr. Hsoii' 500 10 Ms'eh iss2 c.u..d TO be procured ..
tn, Al'prc de $50 over the Il has- ,ne as North
for He ccnSe, I'd :, r 5. s,u rsn del sua bu, .sr 70
'nt here our weeds snd 20 ve-e spPssos 70 eoaver
Ycrk he tbe presut suit for laid
ttso FOR o,. e. tge e.Per,ss .,e MAY ia no; e'ns
los. ., The tsa,sLie Mn Amercs wbis ,se s.s GA
her San Fercso g. the istAnus Mf beiss VII
M tist ssiia oitan.a hi, ,.se nader Gciiiou, sans
IA. Of ih.mss Grove-~hch consr, expressed. %
the face Of The sreem' ut ff p 's.e aed shersoe sod
4. later point the Cont cl,,ei thai dh not any
hlDs in 1t b which violate the agreement unl-s. Jury
should copssr ast there had bess Injury to the deendsnt BY
eer. 90 S.Td ne D.nI,i w-.'er in which vessel p.nas
ed 9m ~. Por. to bay. Inquired o. P.aus ?. he pr.
having dsne they entirely waived that sejse
A.rrsr>c the f.vre convey the plinff to siu Frsa
the jay consider hst the loss Of the North America
rgsnce ptntiA 10 ertted 20
injury vheh he msy ta,e 'assnsd bat her loss wa
from elements b. the act OF G he oay entitled % be
ctunsec h actual tIpense Verdict for plaintiff ga Veg
El,inuf. Mr.. A II DAEs, for defendant, Asssn cilh
Raj a0.
ALLEGED BREACH or CONTRACT As TO OATS.
Joseph " Watt e. 81 sst John Rue.
This csse also tried before. Defendant, 1t Is
alleged I've believe long ago is4l ssSe~d to deliver
qushy Of by ertsn tine ~ ~ eents buhs Ttsy
delivered at The time, o.. having 10 .h. me,owss
the dfr.pce Of pc- the rich, which IL deni,d Tn.
on For pl,rtif M..srs Gerard bulssy for dsfsndsat,
h.s.rs Cochran t,eison.
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL T,ss-ArRfL D. Bstsss
Juose NELSON. DECISIONS.
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AssrlI.-Among the recent arrival, IN town we

notice the following; - -,
= rsriss. Elnirs; u. r.. Barr, Vsshinstlni oSlos,
pishuore P White Baltimore; NAM eins hiShnsnn
a.. Rsst Wa,.b 1eI.; fhiiy D.nforth do Geo V"
r. salem; NJ Cavdvrilht. r.nnsylys,is
An, CuLLaMoGR HopE-Dsvic CuA<uore Ne~ IW,
n w stsp,.a Aneni. n 7 cetsey, eeu, IL y.
r,tbetr Dover Plsinsi The Hon John Bees, "sa1tonn
Jehs A P.rih Boston H:tta; s:asof' ne hs''' -
A. he MIIso,oLrr1 aortt he H ia CO, ~ sssisr
s.,a, g. Minor La Geo. g. cushtns. Boston; " Ssass
,,s VII W. A. Hseter. worses,sri CapI 1880 u
"a A. A Clsrt Sd Louis W W. Baxter, x "a
n orsos Sc Johns; J0hs Hsndsrses. BAR Cs- 7" '"
Fullerton, Tenn
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

A Regular Meeting of the Board was held at the
Office in Anthony.st ON Wednesday afternoon-the
Hon. GULIAs C ytRPLAscE, President, in the Chair,
and quorum presept
The following is summary of the weekly state
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TIE Board Of Education held regular nesting on
Wednesday evening, at the Hall Of the Board, in
Grsbe.bt WILLIAM II NELSON, President, in the
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SUPREME COURT SPECIAL Tsss-A'RiL . Bstsss
Juose NELSON. pEcisioss
Rufus Cole ana others sgt. Thomas w. Branch
and Others -njuncon continued and motion for receiver
srssted 81,
Ba5ger .et wsgstaif -lrjuroiion dissolved, with
SlO eos;s TO plaintiff.
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IsHosPITALIrr.-John Doyle No. Il West T ven
iietb-st, ssys that he called Cd lsdy friend, M,!
Goblin, No. - SiIth-av.. ami was unaccountab'y re-
eved of ti. pccs b.ok containing about 30, sad
Il q. she showed him ore OF the blls in the ,rning
but would lot le. him have il or the pocket book
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Fts.Ly PICEPocKrTs At BhRsUss MCskCS-
rht s..sdyotuE tsirs advantage Of me ere "a
=. n,op,e Of Bnpan's Mlseam, oy psEis the p';tes
s,,s o. rue.d.v lnsh -omsa ~is lrrered 10 w
lady She eiulht BY ios onesT vi per hAua
:. 49,. l.t,s ustet ss6 tst,n toe Iomoa TIE sme 81
I'm On a. elderly male hdins "a ths state dad ssf
,.,rt.u ours.e taken from her POCKET
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Sopr.wr,rTRN DTsPrSsARY REPORT FOR
n.scH-suu o. patient, treated thu. HESITATION 80 :,
-, hru,e. 47i dispsrssry 7'5i n.e. Ss2 f.nses ~
s,,if,- Iri,,d -,,e. 90 ne sni 55 Germany 81 ober
.crrfrss al E.,ur-~s or relieved gSi h-sPis . de.1
ure,r tr,stu,nt 70; v;ce!rs"d IS Nunoer ~ preefp
dor. pot CD IN the po,hee.ys Department 2I5si Ass
amber u s.e day, IL, altst. So average, q
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"a -ExS pIsTEysARY-Ihe following Is me he
80, =, Al Ir.t.tuon - the month Of March; Psu.nu a.
,,ds At y, ORE. III. Males $40 Female. vs. z.
.,t..r.,r.f u theiT D~elliop 81 Ats 10 reinnes
r,r i.r Of 9. .on. Nsceinaf-d 1ses u t-mA-'
= 80. ia Ttsre were Cur,d or Relieves 20 %.
- 81 r.ri.inrr urder rrest-ler, 81 ard ped i.
~, A-r there born IN the stre OF Se~
-, &C., a. ID. Ulies TO- ard II sorsifn Ccue'rs
Nsc'cs adv,e. ard f'eins were 80 1saN. ilrni'he
t,,tu-ser Of pie.crp;iors put FOR the meatn o:a
ss Tte luss.t Isrb-T Gay wts i73i tue ENABLES
tur itr fc-AvsFAle per dom. ls
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SWIFTLY BiTrfN ~ a DOC TN Wefnes1sY
.T,rtcet ". 8a-la T'ouuor ..s'dos At No eeR"ish
. t.rcbsd ~ co. hu use By lnie yeOs dof
t.i.,rv, 20 ~ FaiIp ssh.,r baker IN the sane oldls
II. I'D 10 m i,s-i ta.n volt and qlite . To-
ft.r@f 30 10 elss 10 iong enogfn - slo~
in, . .scu r's-s = OCOnnor vestur-a q th-
% r.r Eht ~ sY the fhost, snf
i. tier 30 gr1-ro fob .T-, volerc- Tae infunied
o. ,,sit-, s-i~ fh- "a partially n~nsoe rom MS
- ,, H. ~ -onr1r h- lip and eft 'iis OF ms
.tc,siur u.urer o.. of'n prans Of ~. Eor.e -.
-, T.. T.ca. c. NJ CcOrnor sud catching aof o.
~, -,c 90 Ut rss-h fthe DOC. and saved bs
~ .os 40 Ne bsss terror 20 the iitna'es o'tne
f,a,, TO- % tu- yi', Y-trfisy lfnips M " ..anoi
-. rrr,,,c sas ual fsce appeared a. the hsfors
Cfr rS a-s- ne Jrsfi:e Pesrsy ;id sked ns me
o.. NH b. th.r' essy Tue Justice sent n1te 70
80, sfth, go. -r qpe.hg IN 10 Ome 70 the Mayors
ca baf-T seon p,si-d BY friend msde hh .posAi
a., p e,d.svo. -Apl.ia the esse 70 the Jasics a.
.,Uc rssr h.3 ben nprua.bt Ia bio conduct tbs
a. b.. lee pfs - HIM th-t be n ares 70 hs =. 20
-. tiGe, ard sdsi-ed seniref ~
nj -, cave farllsf trouble lie ssfssa
40 r. a, Inc i-f IL ttlc-
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CRUSHED TO DEATH-On the third yo1ng nan
bsmed A II Wilcox, employed a. a brske nan on
the Eastern Division OF the Erie Railroad, in Orange
County wss so bacy crushed betxe thscars, which
lie was coupling that he died in few hours. The
parents Of decessed reside 10 Greebvilie.
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ArTExrr At MURDER j I'm Edwards, led lie
ing in TIE f=roily of Mr. JohnW Hunserford. in Cat:
Lii, on the let inst robbed the premises and then
shot NJ II rs be was e2proa hing The house The
" u ded man fll, ard the young fsbd again pre-
telied his gun and snapped i, at the PROSTATE man,
Who recoyeiir binseIf fed for hi, li'e folio we'd by
tho Toy, who shot him again II is feared tina, tho
wour will prove fatal Edwards, who is a Eepse v
Of Mr H., fed, bu, WAS arrested in CeisA or the
9hy
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ADVISING SERVANT GIRL TO GO ISTo THE COUs-
1Er-A young woman complains that .he hss been
working for man Fourth-av., and thu, he /, 90
i'll into the country this summer and wants her to 90
with him thu, abe did not <ant 60 and he encour-
aged hefto 90 by kicking and otherwise abusing her
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By PAYNE & MAYO.
i LEASE ON VERY v ALUABLE

~ PkOPERTY UNTIL THE IsT OF FEBNUA-
ny. 1855 VIII be sold 1t suction. on the premises
on TUESDAY. the lst day Of May next. II fair,
O'clock r n, the above lease on lot OF grosnd In
the city Of Richmond fronting 200 feet the south
dde OF the Dock and rnnnins essk ~ fsst % the
by 40 in which 10 an excellent steam engine Of Is
horse power, with other machinery. used - Pa
premises with small outlay these fixtures might
Be- used for Plaster MIL for which business the st
uAtion Of this lot, together With the mpfoysmsntl
upon Il, furnish much greater advantages than any
oihsr In the State Plaster d brought 70 the net b
vessels a. ballast whlst the canals and railroads ID
it, Immediate vicinity Aaord means Of tranportatioI
to every section Of the eJuntry.
Terms made krswn on the day Of sale.
PAYNE MAYO.
Ofhss In w. 0cl1in's New Bullding,
ap4 On Bark street.,
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| .,s caLiro,NrA News sr THE GxoaaR LAw.-Ths
~ sener - ncorge Lay arrived ii New York. Tues
| - ,no seamer John e Stepheus WAS a M
rs 70 msw Yost with e9o0, GOD In iressure Bar.
pssseosrrs =, -. me comedian, and lie wife. were
srr a,siorniann Gays that the supplies Of the
cisss ccmmuniy Il larger than the producing
sia. sqa're, and that California wanis ponuis.
siness IA . WA, mining 2 the mos. Probable bu
.nsnss giving cur, coma from men who viil M,
MI. Inc fniners are doing better now than avsr
pin more nor recent murders reported, are Iames
Csr:yro A, as sonors John Flynn, killed a
DDsmPo seco, BY Charles Stewart: and n
BROOKS, killed near Stockton. =. ~
Sacramento :" 'e's'on a
a proposition TO fund the floating deb, ., Ga,
francisco had met with much opnoslt,on VI San
WIN Roach, the abscondiue sherir ~ Mo,..
San Joaquin. - '"o 'nefn OF
The State Marine Hospital at San Franc,..o
,.rs " ps Closed A.rn by order Of the Leeisla-
.aIe. Inc purchase OF the State Prison was shont
70 De made from the present lessee at 100 600 and
management -" M
SANDERS. notary public. had not been heard of
10 asa wnen charged with forging mortgages
Miss !! N; Davenport has been PLAYING to pood
40 aoases 10 the Metropolitan Theatre San Francis.
fatlza 4. VI washington TerrttorV had
ialie% IN his attempt to treat with the Indgs ~
onoslwater bay, and Gray's Harbor A'' VI
me oates from Valparaiso are TO The 15,h u.r.s.
rom Ca.iao to the 9Th. From Chill tbsrs :; NJ
news OF moment. The election Of men,Sers ~ =,
congress takes place on the 25th of March pr.S a.
| ness was dull at Valparaiso. .''n' nosi-
Ihe Nussian war steamer Rimac MAS xpracl al
on the lst OF March on the rockA of st. johns y
| Nearly one hundred lives were VI, The vesseI
was built III the United States.
General Flores, of Equadogisn Ncelebriiy, had
returned to Calao aud placed himself under The
protection OF Castillo The Equadorian mlniste !
protested against Flores being permitted to remain
In Peru, and signiied his intention of demanding
his passport. I
The whole country was 10 an excited state, and
approximations of further revolutionary movements
were prevalent. -
4 Bishop Andrews, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. accompanied by tho Rev. Messrs
Moore and Ellis, missionaries, had arrived at Sau
| Francisco
Richard Turner, formerly of North Carolina
had been killed by the kick Of hogse, near Some
ma.
Col. Richard Yates. keeper OF bar room In Sar
| Franciseo, had committed suicide.
Three hundred and twenty barrels Galleco ant
Haxall iiour sold in lots st Sl4 50aSI5.
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KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION IN SACRA.
RAMENTO-PARTNER OF ADAMS & CO. IN
DANGER
NEW York, April 25th.-Advices by the
steamer George Law state that the Know
Nothings held Convention in Sacramento,
California, and determined to support the
nominee of tne American party for Presi-
dent, and maintain the principles of the Ne
braska bill to the fullest extent.
A correspondent of the Times states that
the miners of California have offered $1,000
for the head of Wood, the chief partner OF
Adams * Co.
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MARKETS.

.. MARKETS. .r.~-s p
NEW YORK, April 25 Cotton unchanged Flour
10 good demand. Ohio quoted at $l0.37 $40 rs
per barrel. Southern -four declined IL cents per
barrel Wheat unchanged Corn firm with an up
ward tendency. Pork unsettled. Beef firm with
an upward tendency Lard unchanged Whiekey
Sc So 1-2 cts. per gallon.
Stocks lower and closed firm. Virginia Skies,
4g7.
BALTIMORE, April 25.-Howard st. flour $40 Is
per barrel Wheat advanced 5 cents and corn
cent per bushel. Receipts fair.
New ORLkANs, April "a. Cotton tending down.
ward and easier; quotations nominal and lower
Sales $500 bales gss= sseHE =
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NOTICE.-Ran away from the subscri
IN ber, ON the ga Inst. . negro man, NAT. about
IS years Of age about feet inches hieh, Of black
complexion; red eyes bald head; low square made;
thin fsce speaks low. and has rather stoppage in
his voice when spoken to; he has small side whis.
kers. and y 10 negro Of good eountenance. When he
Left my premises he bad on gray jeans pants. DARK
crown and . narrow velvet band. He Il probably
making his way TO Northampton, b. way Of Rich.
mond. ct whieh plaza be was pugchased. Should be
mond, liberal reward will be given.
Ny address d darlington Hsiehts,n Prince Ed.
ward county, Virginia.
up A-3t MARY WALKER.
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EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, April 22-The people of Kansas
have issued proclamation declaring Gov
Reeder incompetent to discharge the duties
of his position, and designating his appoint
ment by the President, without the consent
of the Government, an arbitrary exercise of
power. Polls were ordered to be opened at
Fort Leavensworth to elect a successor to
Reeder.
The House of Delegates met on the a8th of
March, to select person suitable to act as
Governor of the Territory, and sent his name
to the President for appointment
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FARMS FOR sALE-ONE ON THE
NIGARS.-The subscribers are receiving

TIGARS.-The subscribers are receiving
~ this morning. the most choice lot of genuine
HAVANA CIGARS that were ever before seen iu
this market Amongst the most choice brands are
the s'Cabanas" "La Catedral,' "Coronis," 'Victo.
ria" "Pfince Djslma." with great variety Of 9th.
ers too name, Gus to mention. These Cigars are
warranted genuine and of direct importation, which,
same at a. low rates as any house in the United
States The public are invited to call and examine
our sock No charge make for looking.
NOnBORNE NORTON CO.,
No. 1854 Main st., opposite American Hotel.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Us WEEk LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRFpAL OF THE AFRiCA


HALtrAr. Anil os m !. .a.. .e
arrived here lsst nj from, T;.a-nap.i -;.,
| ad,;ca. .sss I4". iron AverpOol, WIN
Nssbv;ils 0 "eeA iA'es 'nan nose oy tne
The Viann. co,e,.aa an.
inst hpt sha r.s,,S. ~ o a. NY. On ny On
moi trar.r:sas VI sno cohSuitauon mao
sno,har rapa,;u vas NOT known when
G.... p..,..
,os M's s britain mas advertised for new
80 80, sno .oI y. which were 20 pc announ-
Ts saoS1aoen. 70 tne saihng OF the Africa.
,;n,ns : .,s before oeDastep0l con-
pnss;. wiu'ou' serious loss to the allies or
M
Ia puss'9n Oh omar racna at Eupatoria
da ccousnssu, except charging the line OF
,, "o0e anu preparing 70 receive reinforce
1 tbs ,...
49, IsS'lons oetween RUSSIA and the
$50" o"efs nAo become more compll'
Tha ..o,
srnL hv s,ea nnsMp NORM carolina had been
haad NJ U, Win VeSsei on HoAy-
o ", vaa were LOST.
nIisN MARKETS.
g.. ,fca ~ was actiye during the
ha s. -. TUG week, Dut closed oull; without
m vms e., any leaus.ion IN price. Inc de-
1nenu ~, Dreaostuns was hmhed, except on
nne.t d fos c oo. when continued 10 good re-
scr;pt;or of - Sst,,a. ~ aa Wy
not fowar p nes.;a;a Mere easie., tnouen
tat;ons ''o"' iaif' a. previous quo
Tnmno. .ao. ... 49, 90,
deolnsd 70 n;nate ra.aer d easier h Consols
TsrC9. M o, anu : mai'
The Steamer NortL raroi;nl .:o
sunk off Holvhead hv co,I;s;nn, 18Th az W.
Robert. bound far New 0riaars n a ,u9 S m,Is
hack. was one of tha III f..ed T:u soo pu,
Philadelphia line. poo' ""o
| THE VIENNA coNppprrcp
The meeting of fha Paoca Toae. :.
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DISTURBANCE AMONG SHIP CARPEN
TIERS

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 25-There was
some slight disturbance here yesterday, in
consequence of the strike of ship carpenters
for higher wages n Today h the strikers
of them, paraded the streets headed by a
band. A difficulty is apprehended.