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A ND STILL TaEY cOME.--And still

A ND STILL THEY COME.-And still
they will come Ut G0LDSMlTS Trimming and
Fancy Store. No ze5 Broad street, for sl.ost every
one nov knows that ~ tho place where tho srestest
haI gains ever heard OF can be- sot viii ha onsnss
this morains 1000 yards Dotted wis Musrs az on
2 csnts worth great deal more money; one lot oi
Emproidsrad HandkeIchiefs, from a7Ic TO o. very
cheap indee6i one large lot of those prstty SiIf
hucnes 81 3ic an extra bargain Ia Gilt Fans al onl
ss,te; Hoseryi Gloves; Mitts; Collars Bands and
Jsconet and Lawn Neck Ties and Craysts Csmhries'
Swiss and Bohbin Edginxs and Inssrtinss: Infans
Waists and kobea, aud many other nav sco5s J
my8 e. 0OLDSHI3 ~ a 49, -
GANDLE6.--75 boxes Jscka0n's sups-
Z, ~ e ''''s" o.''''' % sale sss. rAxIos,
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Il .YONS MAGNETIC PILLS for the
IL certain destruction of RATS AND MICE. will
sxfsrmnste these very destructive pests Ia "a hours
however numerous they may be In any private
on Zach box DUvAL l. NORTON, Druggists.
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IvOLUMBIAN HOTEL. JAMES n
~ BOYD CO.. having Laced this desirable Ho
tel will spsfe pains TO 1siafain III former popu
Iarity snd comfort. They hays employsd e. fOR
TEN to taks the entire charge Of the House on ab1
sfker Ist April. The former patrons Of this Hotsl
and Numerous friends Of Z. Rosrsn. are requested
to Giye them call. y sszss s.F'e zaslt
kichmond, March q, lass. asssss spS
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T TCKERT g. DETTMAN, FRISCO Al

IL DETRIMENTAL PAINTERS, RICHMOND, Va
The Subscribers lately of New Yorkl having estab-
lshsd themselves in thSsy foG the PprpS.s Of car.
AL DECORATION, beg leave to Intern the public
that they are now ready and prepared to do any
work in their line with which they may be favored
IN the very bests tyls. -. - ~ ~
REFERENcE-To Mr. John p. Ballard and Mr.. J.
G. Hobson, on whose private residences we have
Orders left at kr. w Satler's Paint Store. No. lag
Main Of. ait9al- LICKEnT & DETTMAN, -
e NH 13-Sms Fresco and Ornamental Pointers.
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LADIES' LIST.

Anderson Henrietta Mrs. AbssS Mrs. Granville
Aasustsen Mrs Lusiada Albsftson Mrs Mary
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limited STATES HOTEL,

NEW GOODS.-I have re opened at rDy
IN old stand No. 2o4 Broad street, betwee 4th snd
9Th SITS large and handson1s assortment Of Ladies'
Grape, silk and Straw BONNETs, made after the
most fashionable styles. Also-Men's PANAMA
HATS. Boys Straw Hats and kisseS Flats; a n eat
variety Of Summer Ribbons; French, ssxony and
Swiss Embroideries; Gloves, Fancy Articles, &c,
which will sell at small profit.
fs-@ 81. l.. WIGAND,
ap 2l-ImA Ne, 2e4 Broad st. 2
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pANAWAY-From the subscriber some
lN time since, my man REUBEN. who il sbout
45 years of age rather spare about feet, inc hes
in height; dark complexion, wore minister's W hen
last seen and is sishtiy ruptured He has wit at
Fleetwood Academy. in which neighborhood he
may perhaps be found. He formerly lived In Rich.
mond. For the apprehension Of eaid Negro, will
give Fifty dollars. : II =
an IS-lm* VIM. ri. DICklNBOiY.
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IH1LDRENS HOISERY.--ChiIdren $

4 td1LDkENS HOISERY--ChiIdre s
Piain and White, open do. half do, Bows White.
liked and Slate, cotton; do. Girls do do do do do
Grls open, lace do, do. GiIls short and Iona Raes
Mitts Girls Kid aud Silk Gloves ali szsr: Chitaren,s
Ganxa Merino Under shirts; Ladies' DO do. do. do
Ladies LONG snd short Black Mtg Ladies' on su
Lisie and Trsns parent Hose 80 tf@Ne 0fP'''
All to be had fer cash, at 80 Main .trest
mys "a aes CHRISTIAN L LATHROP. /
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IL YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS ESTEB-
BINS L MILLER having been gagged inthis city
and the surrounding country for number of years
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS and having
they believe given entire satisfaction, would in
form the public that they still prepared to put
up, either in town country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers
Thank full for past patronage, they respectfully ask
a continuance from the public.
Orders may be addressed to them through tlss
Richmond Post Office, Box 70. NH s7-Spa*
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NEW SPRING. GOOUS.-lS66.-An
IN entirely new stock at No. g Main street.
We have received By recent arrivals. our entire
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
Comprisins Q complete and we'll selected assortnsnt
anon gst which viii be found the most fashionable
80 49,, LADIES', DRESS GOODS
Z Imported, together wish splendid selection OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C.,
For Gentlemen's wear; all Af which have been pur.
chased under such favorable circumstances - will
Our friends and the public generally are respectful
~ invited to call and examine our Goods a. We feel
satisfied We can please them, both - regards quality,
style and price, Il.
Pr Up 11-d1m at SneIps old atapd.
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GAVE YOUR COSTLY WARE--by
~ means OF the CHEMICAL LIQUID CEMENT
for vsidins broken Glass China, and Earthenware
Of every description. All articles Joined with this
valuable composition, will become perfectly firm
and ready for use in ten minutes after being oined
and will resist the action of acids or hot water
my DUXAL L NORTON Druaeiata
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q FOR RENT-The 2 Tcnements on
- the North side of Franklin street, opposite to
the Maionic Hall. Possession given Immediately
NIB 22-ts sar l.. WINSTON
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s. FOR kENT.-A room over w. p
4tN Perkins store, No. 141 Main street. well
adspted for most any use, and furnished witheha.
and say and side lights. so feet long and - feet
wide Apply to w. r. PERKINS,
sp 9-ts l4i Eagle square.
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sBs ss stH sAssf8
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WARM WEATHER WARES.-Water
w Coolers. Cream Freezers Bath Tubs Hio
Baths, Sprinkers. Water Buckets, Cannsters of ell
kinds, snail Portable Summer Ranges, Furosces,
Enamsiled Kettles Sauce Pans, Coffee Roasters,
Pans, Tea Kettles; Suction. Force and Chain Pumps,
small Garden and Fire Engines, HYDRAULIC Rams
Lead Pipe &c, for sale at the Stove and Tin Ware
Factory, l46 Main street, near the Exchange Bank.
ap 27-1m GEORGE STARRETT
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THE DAILY UNION

Letters addressed the exhibitors themselves having
Establishments Palace Of Exhibition will be delivered in
the manner will be taken b. carriers 10 the pace
occupied By the exhibitor Ii that place menoned IN tbs
address,
At the post office Of the Palace Of Exhibition the public
will moreover be afforded the facilities in the ether
post Offices Of France for the purchase Of samps the
mission Of money &c, &c.
BiaHk. for Observation-Disclosures In California some
times complain that their orders blanks the New York
agency diregarded On inquiry in the proper quarter
informed that the receipt Of orders for post Office
blanks California, the blank agent immediately
dorses and hands them the contractor always urg
ing the prompt early depose Of the blanks his ocs
for the first return steamer.
The difficulty, We apprebend lies with the postmaster.
themselves defer making their reqa
until their stock Of blanks Is nearly quite exhausted
and therefore do not receive supply in time. II they M
make acquisitions and allow proper time enable
the blank agent them, satisfied they viii
find no cause Of complaint hereafter.
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Wood Engraving and Lithographing.

ovrcx SurxgisrsSpRrr PuaLic PnisrIsa,
Washington, May ~, 1885,
PROPOSALS will receivcd office until thr 3oth
May Instant ~ O'Clock, m, for drawing
wood in he highest fur
Reports Of
yeys OF Railroad Pacific Ocean.
drawing the style sixty nve
scoogcai illustrations and views
Also, drawing engraving IN ,ha manner
more visws o accompany Report OF Ciiss
AN these snssvings upon blocks
and the draw Tits odicc for
approval; approved
cngravinrs o executed
Proposals for drawing
copies
accompany Reports suteyso Route for Railroad 70
eide Ocean
printing portion
~ d e work iasta ca,nrs
will be bis Office for The inspection q
persons unui closing OF
The bids AIRY ,iSo furnished
paper required cor printing the Autographs VIII bo hnashed
Once.
Contracts bonds with will
required o successful bidders for HE faithful execution
OF their
The separately, PRICE price, for
each #
Of The work portions OF
ga seaman, Prntiags Washington,
n plainly endorsed Proposals or wood Engraving,
q Lihoeaphns = A. 9. SEAMAN.
Ss--dw tstsrl superintendent
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,t. $500 10 those 10 the Lord Chamherains depart
a and $500 TO the groom and servants IN the depart
sent OF the master Of the horse.
The Countess Zarevsky wife Of the military governor
General OF Moscow has transmitted 70 the government Of
~ Car 81 400 silver rOubes reserved BY her aad other
ss from various inhabitants of Moscow for the assist
- Of the families Of those killed wounded IN the
yseount de Nagent OF France has been sentenced 10
40 wears Imprisonment and hse o. 5000 francs for
aug Unexpectedly in public of the Emperor and En-
49, This Is perhaps the sentence that has ever
n inflicted the many similar offences committed since
~ establishment Of the Empire
a. the regular meeting Of the American commissioners
Ma II Paris IN toe 10th of April Mr. Fleischman aI
iped reporter or the committee At the Universal Expo
ati0n
r, i said that Tie allies viii ind ia Finland 100000
pssan troops under tho command Of General De Berg,
v q oppose them and that force still considera-
NJ YIN operate under the command Of General lie Severs,
,gaiust any attempt decentralization Al Courand and
Lronia
The affair Of the Hon. F. Yilliers 81 England involves
be hoatg Of fashionable arstocrats-some assistants
- victims, one marquis three earls, two yiscouns,
-, honorable colonels &C. The last tune Mr. Villiers
40 sseeras with the Belyoir hounds He had string
ofhorses at Melton.
The saxon government has published decree prohibit
- re exportaion OF arms, ammunition, and warke
s Of ans kind except 70 countries forming part Of the
(ermanic Confederation
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LOCAL N Il w 3.

GRANp pARApE.--THE Dlsrarcr AaMoRy.--The occasion
yesterday Of breaking ground for the proposed District
ry called forth of the most brilliant and imposing mill
tary displays witnessed in this city With the excep-
of one company military force OF the District
parade and the excellent Of their equipments
and the high discipline Of the the best attesaons
which could be offered of the competency and fidelity Of the
officers in command About 'eIock the troops
viewed by the President Of the United States.
The of $50 900 appropriated by the last Congress
for building the armory which intended for the of the
volunteers the District and for the of the
military trophies of the various in which this country
has been engaged
Manager Jarrett Of Baltimore has engaged the National
Theatre for night week. when will be produced the
fairy spectacle of Aladdin, the Wonderful Lamp"
As we'll known reverend gentleman passing through
Centre Market Saturday morning last he abruptly
costed by individual Of uncertain age who evident
ly agtated by some internal emotion commotion.
Are you a clergyman 2" asked the individual.
al am" responded the parson, looking down compla-
Gently at his white neckcoth.
melancholy, but not unexpected, event has just taken
place.
"Ahp
"Ohp
"a death, suppose"
s.You have hit it,"
"A relatvep
emo"
% A friendY'
No, thank Cod
f'This sounds strange il not rreyerent What do you
wish me to do ~
~ wish you to oficiate funeral this afternoon"
hose funera2
The funeral Of not my friend, but yoar friend Sam
The poor parson fairly staggered under the effects of the
sudden saddening intelligence Slowly recovering him
self however, he smilingly observed
San. is dead. At the worst, he is only dying"
IF that is the case continued his tormentor, you
should attend the Wise meeting this evening""
sWhy sol"
Just o hear the old gentleman groan r.
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YkusTEE's SALE oF vALUABLs IaPkovKD fA0eERrY
oR seventh u1nasy sH-rnnaa. June 8tA
oeioes ths deed VI ssses
Wise ana dated n4 ana dsy seefdra the sae
scfure wal se ~ ruec ~ tha "a 80 - ssoea nu"
t-a is3ss s nauarred oui hnNaftd 40 fwrn
3d. Nna y
streets sefih snd branded begatfg 81 ~
ss ressatn tbe ad At ~ dissases
~ twenty q beet fion said bot ~no en
nhs fheneu pp viii ine hre y seventh gWea tse rt
t0eace dur est h.aarJ tli ~ aa 80
snenec ssh Nfts sid ts1
beeaf.s 80 20 20 she place ~ eesaHax renatrisx h
sand CID 81 ss14ft feet % nusdf s~ter win he
coasisisnk - = tnrss-stsgy inca asssiins h6asr.
feftas ttUehtd twelve. ard eish
aonfhs with deed g
Az consryanetng az The purchaser.
u tce ~ e0uglrd Ave- dsyu af~
sae the trustees rgh II tee asd
Of such defAaiuag poschaseE.
MICH CsLLsN, Ffus1s.
JAS. e. acsutNE.
May 22-aoaads A1ctsaneer
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iiHASGEkV sAIEHy u decree 81 ,bs etsai
" the ts rc 81 Columbia II Washington
- n eAess AFaas Jafala A. sRvsF's hssa md sdap
tssraiof and d4en May
u0a, 90 fndsy, Hs t3sh aAy pttH
O'Clock, ~ mai vaiahia properly afs yssh
~ thiffesr, tta 10
square No haadsvd aiaetees tSl The va -
.fvsfd ~ lhr sic Paris ~ Bea
Terms .ksarh
cash, aud he rsaas Ia equal .x
rlghsss approved assi
iaissi and shi ressryrd % rseA fassu
The nGua~
risk % the purchaser, kis failure comply
WALTER s cox,
Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mays gswa~sds Aacl,oaeef
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IN ieqgiiea by claimants aras ne nen
voiiatnns French pr"f 70 i - 70
proceeding now pnf-n' o~afh- W
publicly 20 ino'n al those
ADVISORS nas p~en CON
rpasa voluntarily submit their efam
he would he rr-d 1r win uenssnds @ sihe
decided for years "" specify 10 apsf vh
the usual manner ~ ID
,penns session. n the expectation tnsi street -
through special cou NJ h"as
resolved ne only uih"ns congress
viii nant rssrsce be made ny direct sxi1Ans
-.
~,n for three and justice sn
pbacsy points board right and props - we
May e-dft Janice ~ 1soSthss
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I ARGE AND CONMODfoUS BRICK HOUSE AND LOT or
Ia Capitol hii auconOn Friday, the ist day OF Jaae,
shall SELL al O'Clock on the premises the large and well
built brick house lately occupied the Hon Judge
Cranch Delaware the OF
Capitol The
and wide through the house
walls, cellar whole Building
half No No having
inches, .aG feet
alley The properly certainly
handsomest locations heantni Washington
the commanding There also pump excel
n the door.
Terms one balance in two, rnree
for the deferred
interest from day OF sale
Of taken. Tide ind spaabie
GREEN SCOTT,
May % Anctonsars,
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~ j. 9. meauIssE., A.euons.r.

'rRUsTEE's SALE or THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on
street, between i2th and 18Th sectsOn Friday
June 2d, 81 O'Clock, premises, sahscrher viii
iss0
Libs J. A. - No H. foos no Iso and ISL Of land
records Washington OF lot No ~ b
s snng ~ feet ~ inches and
$50 et 3ore alley with
ing OF substantially brick house, containing
$500 the twelve, and
nonths secured by deed Of trust The and
bearing interest
II rhe complied days
right Of
defauItlng purchaser
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Nav
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pAIR or SPLENDID ptY CARRIAGE HORSES, TWO RU
nsuor buggy ud saddle horses English clarence
double buggy wagon, cover Son Thursdsy
asrnoon ast O'Clock. the auction rooms sha
scl the following property his sreeeney me French minister
who i sAou cav for Europe, viz
Par Of superior northern bred mil hny carriage horses
we excellent saddle horses
hne English clarcscs
One double buggy wagon
Hsrnrpr ssddlf y, Mc.
The Schwartz stables ~ ssv ff'a ward
any ftnaep the sale.
That ceit. ~ TIVE sna
fu months satisfactorily endorsed hearng Interest
~ JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
AuriiOneer.
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fxxAs ssws rzWs-rhs Houston Telegraph Of the 18th
instant says Our exchanges from al parts Of the State
bring = The gratifying intelligence that the late rains were
general throughout the State and that ths prospects are
favorable for good crops Many farmers yet preparing
% plant more corn add the prospect that the grain crop
vii be ialiy equal 70 that OF last year
The Herald learns that the corn crops on the saao and
San Antonio arc doing remarkably we'll and win stand
the drought without serious injury should continue sew
eral weeks longer Corn in this section Is waist high
The LAvaea Herald says that the various works author
lied ~ Congress for Arkansas Pass Sabine river &c
being pushed forward towards completion a. rap
idly As circumstances viii permit and the nghm ID,
Delta Of The Mississippi will be renovated and placed in
the most efficient condition At the earliest practicable
day.
The Houston Telegraph states that 200 Swiss watch.
makers viii compose part Of the colony which Mr.
consderant is about establish in the neighbofhood
Dallas They will carry the watch making business
az extensive scale
REcH caRGo.--The most valuable cargo ever shipped
down the lakes, from Milwaukee was shipped last week
from that place for Buffalo, and destined for New York
Il consisted Of s45 boxes Of bacon valued at $50 24T
2sl2 barrels and terees Of lard valued $6l 1914 and
l277 barrels and clear pork valued at S2s432 Tbs
total value Of the cargo was $i2l543 10.
LUHBEnThe Columbia (Pennsy ivania) Spy states that
the lumberyards that place fast filling up the sup
ply having been ample to accommodate the Of all
The prices have ranged at from 81 to 81 per feet
less than last year.
DsArH-Bsps or THE ARsrocRAcYIt was the remark Of
celebrated London physician who enjoyed the
eratve practice that he had witnessed narrowing
AT the deahbeds of the arstoeracy that he shrun
with instructive dread when called upon visit persons
this class in their sickness
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mr eMENN : SCOTT. Aaet,on~sr..

HANDSOME COTTAGE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION -
~ On rsufsday the 3is, Instant premises,
6ocoek, handsome snadng iots, hsyirg
10 ert east ~ 49, feet forming the ~ Massachusetts
aud 80 street etevates
tol HIy the Capitol aud exce
corner AFRO, lots north besnl
No lao tn. lots viii be sold
Terms One fourth cash balance 10 t~eiye eighteen
mostns ior hearing interest from of deed
GREEN a ssoTr,
May lid Auctcaeers.
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T'wo DESIRABLE DwELLiYG-noUsEs AT PUBLIC AuC.
foNon wednesday afternoon, MAJ % n, O'Clock, o.
The premises shsii sell of 70, No acr %
No. SIS, with the srceilent
sBs frame dwelling
bos@e containing good
snay bu with the best materials zach
side and back alley,
Terms hid Twelve, eighteen,
twenty four for bearing by
trust on The premises
JAS. C. McsUIaE,
msy I'D Aac'ioneer
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Prassiaa C{osed NaL-We requested to state that
the Of postage for the correspondence between the Uni
ted and foreign countries passing through the German
Postal Union under the Prussian postal
tion, undergone slight notifications since the pub
LEGATION OF the foreign postage table of March 1885, and
following list embraces ali the and places
ich letters and newspapers may be forwarded in said
closed mail, with the necessary alterations.
should compare this WITH and note the altera
tions upon, the postage table above referred to.
Prepayment Optional.
German Austrian Postal Union, States OF, viz.
Prussia all other German States and the whole Austrian
empire, By the Prissaan closed mad, via London and
Ostand 30
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.


ari.iisfios II the coat. n The cAoe'a@ Satsoa-l.
White man although he may have been adopted by ehieka
s or Chocsaws does become subject In crinina mat
80 ~ the irisdcton OF the eoars OF the Choctaw nation
But in matters Of civil Jurisdiction arising within the
nation, its courts jurisdiction over white who
IA. voluntarily made himself chckasaw BY ntermarrsge
md exercise Of all the rights Of Chckasa, and, where the
question property, the proceeds Of head-ght
yr.nted % him as a Chickasaw.
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BY EGR PHI.

Later from Havana.
NEW YonK, May 2s.The Empire City arrived here this
morning with Havana dates Of the 23d which have already
been received at New Orleans.
The San Jacnto to leave Havana on the oath. The
steamer Fulton and the soopofwar Cyane at that
port
General Concha has returned from his journey into the
interior.
The prisoners who have been confined the Hulk, with
some few exceptions received passports proceed
SPAIN
The yeowfever and smallpox prevailing to consd-
cradle extent.
The acting United States has issued circular Of
warning to American sailors.
Cargo Of Flour Ashore.
CARE VINCENT, IN. Y.,) May 2s.-The propeller J. n.
Brooks loaded with -four from 0gdensburg, went ashore
above Long night 1t is thought she viii be got on
without much damage to her cargo.
A Political Hoar.
BAxaoa, May 2s.-The announcement that Samuel C..
Gage had nominated for governor of Maine by tho
know nothings in State convention Is hoax No conven-
ton has yet been held
A Church Difficulty ~ Boston.
Bosros, May 27.-rhe Christ Church difficulty was re.
newed evening and portion Of the Pensioners have
barricaded the door Of the church inside.
Democratic Rejoiciags.
HAnasnvao, May 2s-9 p. m,The democracy Of this
place are firing three times thirteen and national band
is playing, in honor Of the result in Virginia
Markets.
YRw YoaK, May 26.--Cotton is unchanged Flour has
declined IL centsgood Ohio $40 % $40 80 southern
/. steady at previous Wheat is improved and firm,
Corn is tribe owermixed ST. 90 81 TO- Pork Is trihe
lower unchanged Lard easier but not qnotaby
ower--in barrels 1914 1904 cents. whiskey is firm
Ohio 1875 cents.
BALrIsioaR May 2s.Four il steady this morning
a. hIs Howard al $40 S1M. Wheat dull
sales OF red at s. 40 50 So and white 81 so 50 60 Corn
saies white 81 Ok ST. 90, and yellow 81 90 VI or
Oats dull at 50 G5 cents for Maryland and Psnnsy