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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-14
JAMES KELLY,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
NORTHEAST CORNER MAIN q THIRD SITS.
DAYTON. ONO.

4 II n
nus LOT sal6 Tue loloWlhB tracts ol land;
15s acres. highly improved, first and second bot
tom land I'M Madison township, Montgomery
county about six miles from DAYTON ON the line
of the railroad near Higgins station: az acres
best quality of timber
90 acres OF land In Van Buren township, 10 acres
of which Is timber: the improvements are good
and tie land of the hest duality OF uplandES5 OF
h black land. Rood sprinR nnd orchard, three
miles from Dayton
80 acres of land in Shelby county hhif.mic from
sidney; 90 cleared the balance III timber; two
story brick house good frame barn and stabliu x.
Very desirable and cheap.
Two splendid uieres OF property in the eastern
part OF the city. yery desirable residences
Gk acres of land ln Mad River township mile
northeast of Dayton; improvements good
Several open lots in the eastern part of the city
for sale cheap aud ON good terms
fiO acres OF land in Miami county; in a high
state of cultivation with good improvements, and
In an old and thickly settled part OF the state
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harm fvDo otpiharJ "a a. ac Vo bs w iUF
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Va t.5 ~ ~ Baluolllhh puipVscs
V'so ailg ~, % On 3ou,n Meln Streut loI sale low
c, st II, ~ o"t,ltyl "a hiliuh
I9n ST. ~, -ni'll ~ ~ wv " solV W DaIgitlh'
biDI stat of %ylvato w TX, u '9w Nv unTII f M
nlEn s,ltu oI CultVatloh anu III the cehter ol the
hvacm GROWING country u me peach orchard on
,p tp ~, pio,,sgs} it tnat never lails DeaIlhgj goou
horses and ro,ys " i'o HVuse' an" s'aDllhs ioI
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atal estate.
LRHTz G APPLICABLE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
once 323 Third street, North Side
DAYTON, OHIO.

IN SMALL FARM, 81 ACRESi COOL
brick house and well improved, six miles non
Dayton adjoining Liberty ,bOO Il,
a. 0ne residence On acres, wen improved
within one mile of DaytOn-s8,3OO.
a framo house and four acres, on Groencasu'
K iafm Of 100 acres acres, on Bear Greek, good land
FOR 600 per acre. ,
A farm two miles from Dayton, on the Coying-
ton pike " acres OF land good brick house, laiBe
new barn and other t.buildngs, in go0d olueI
Good brick house and sixteen acres OF ihhu OF
Greencustle Hill, will be sold cheap u solq soon
Small farm Of twenty nine acres, SIX mlles il0ln
Dayton, on Liberty pike; well imprOvedi VIII pu
sold cheap and on easy terms.
Good farm near CentCrvile, in NashlhHvph
township, OF 1885, acres known as the LoWh
farm all In the best of order, Will be 81 cheup
Good farm, all in good order in Warren county
on Lebanon road from MddletOwn, Of one nun
drod aud fourteen and onc-half acresi a bargain
Good farm Of G5 acres, in Proble county, on Lew,
isburg and West baltimore road; new house ana
barn, good yOung orchard, all In the best ordefi
part bottom land, ON Aliller's fork bargain.
Good frame house and lot ON Fourth ~. ABOVE
high water mark. sold at bargain II sold soon,
A farm Of 1G0 acres, mile north Of BrOWn,s sta
tion, on Western r. r., on Twin Creek wen I'M
proved $1,000.
A farm of 80 acres. good Improvements, al
Browns station on Western r. R-S32QO.
farm of 10 acres, on Germantown Pike, mllos
from Dayton 5000.
number OF houses and lots In diHerent parts OF
the city. All will be sold cheap.
feb2-f LENlH & APPLEGATE, X. y. n.
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RoJacL's Bttte1.s.

R0OdcLc's Bttte7's.
They are better than all Pills, Powders, an
other nRuseous disagreeable compounds.
RObdch'S Bitters.
They can be taken without regard to diet
an appetizer they have no equal
RObdch's Bitters.
They are prepared by an old and skilln ply
elan, from woll known vegetable remedies.
RObdCh'S BittefS.
Whereverknown they have become a stant
family strengthing remedy.
RObGclc'S Bitters.
Try one bottle, and you win always use Ii G +
and recommend them 70 others
RObdcI'S BitteTs.
Prince Walton & Co., Sole Prophet,
And compounder OF Stomach Bitters Blood Puf
fer and Blood Pills, and Distiller and Mtnuia.
turer Of Catawba and Swedish Brandies, ana ali
kinds of the finest domestic liquors. which are soil
wholesale OF in any desired quantity, at Nos &c. bs
10 ana 62 East Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Medicin,
feb15daWly
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miscellaneous
KEEP COOL.
Filterer and Cooler, Combined

Aud we say unhesitatingly and advisedly, that II
s the only article of the class which has ever been
offered to the public that in every way fllls oul
expectation. We sell it at u moderate, price II
will run for years without touching. When nee.
essary, can be re packed in twenty minutes.
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[coMMrSIcArEn.l

To THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS: II ls surpriS'
ing that this place. possessing 50 many advanta-
ccs and attractions is not moro ra-"rtc, 10 by in-
valids and comfort seekers. The elm :ir Is
healthy and delightful. the scenery Of tho snr-
rounding country. hevn'ld tho growth Of thf
hcalth-gving pine. beautiful; AMI thcr" is an end
less variety of pretty drives and walks by smooth
roads and woodland paths
One drawback has been the heavy charges Of tho
Sonth Carolina Railroad Company, whose inllcxihlc
policy. since the time oi The completion Of the
road. seems tn have been t" court thorough hnS'-
ness. and discourage nag i"SSdg' and r0p
r,riqH. This has been. in some degree, removed
bv the Stnnmeyri, special train which leaves that
place at 7.10 A. NJ. AMI Charleston Al Ill p. W.
A good hotel. TOO has generally been Iesidcrd-
t.,a. But Mr.. BRANDT. G. som of The soil has sup
piled that entirely The writer speaks cxprrimen-
tally and without cxaggeration when lie saws that
in respect of the table the parnrs, tho bod rooms
lhc tone of the who'll. establishment. and, above
all. the genuine attentions Of the host and hostess
there is all that the most fastlinus could rcIur rr
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NEW ORLEANS Nav 1.-The Steamer Gen.
llcCnllnnl. frnn Tanmn the fiilI, ami Bar. the
Stl, arrived from: Galveston to-day. She carried
on: IL lal.c csrl:" of arms for the liberals. She re-
ports that Gomez comm iiidlnG 1T lalnplco. was
in open revolt against .lliarcH. an the 9th.
Cen. iavom commanding the forces North oi
the State Of Vera Cruz has received orders to r'-
icvc t;omcz. VIII Is dismissed from thu army III
disgrace, fliS order rcciirS tlil sS'i. .0, ii cIis-
.nns. ,hc revrntl, of TamiicO remained nnac-
counted FIR. Tampico Is suspended as port Of
c'iiry. and "c" given Ia parties paying duties Ia
i,c r,.sc'i; 'cumbrnt t'at they will bc liahl" t"
have 'lcm collected again before leaving the port
to,ncz has twenty five hundred men. well armed
and equipped.
I'ayu:l has II small force incapable Of assuming
Tie offensive until reinforced. Int is expecting tlc
:lss;.tAm,, at CaiIaca in king common raus.
against the revolving trirral. wl!u threatens II
attacked tn tlsulatc the rich district of lncS,cl.
Ad:rCs received hv sp,rial courier fr,i.n S.n
Luis i'ntn>i of the 9th ha, the 2il Niaximiiiail
at Qurrctarc placed himself ii the head of c"-
um:. of six Thousand nrIl ca'!ln u" Il s''rlr. lh''
ii=llt lasted all day. The Liberals were surprised
n, lrst and driven back but subsequently rallied
In,i, 'li..yna Corona and rrpulsc'i the lmi"ria-
ists wiz took refuge in the c:ty. The liberals
held lr'rion Of the city few hours, then took np
;!icir g.. rosliull.
Ii j. relieved the city Of San Luis had suc-
.Ilul.,
r;,, ncrs. at tho I'D. represent provisions and
w, VERY scarce.
Il av,Ic continues the sc1c OF Vera Cruz. His
Erc.' oi four ur five thousand completely Investing
,i, city i:' land and water.
Tie scarcity of provisions is such that the
n,u,,., age Obliged to cat horrc flesh.
The death of lIirnmon is confirmed.
4 committee of ladies sailed out Of the City of
Mcxi,o in tlu name Of the bcsrigcd asking q
guarantee of general safety, which was granted
comltionav. positively exrlulin;; AIarqucsc, Ohio
ran and other hnpcriost Generals.
r:aZ is daily receiving rcnforccmcnts from
ncighboring towns.
Governor Throckmorton, of Texas says he has
mot recommended persons to register and lccin, =
10 do so books and p.pcrs have arrived. The
work of registration Is expected tn commence
snnll.
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Our New York Letter.
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..nv nf Music where hollis ;i! tr lnIlr lal ,airl
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eve Wv uf onr "f the m"sl ,Araurs;:iary. ani
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az !r'am of Let lis iiii"lSnr tIt We nave lh''''
nr nur ;irE,ts hlv.. pushed ulr Way through tc
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lhe'p ''i '''' '"!''''''' 80 '''" ,''' 80 -,
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unfairly rs-i "f eyes isF"'li" ii'' h"'H' ~ ""'e
llr effect upon any children nl' an, i.rl.r- w:ih
,l,.bca.r nerves who may hr prC.rilt. The ugly
creatures whn. like Maci"tl. .wtrrS may ir men
ar wuI!lcn il lminS lmIn-ab" Ia Distinguish. uI
acullnt uf th clrum>ti!c tira they are all tcArrpi
the children, attirc H. f'ma =. h'w lhir h':;s
kc ,c ii.;urc. iricli had 'il.,ii. and iim
arise and retire The l'crtl'rillain'' then hr%is,
ami nm'r u trats that would ryrt" lli. .t'inii-
isim, and envy Ut tile best rIi.lIa actors. l"ll""
each other =, quick silccrrrl"ii th"!r sl"rllty
Ia the circus i.cm ls tr-i exhibited III the Feat
where. llamikar alIiicrs Ills tti, hoy All rlShi
on "A flexible bambon pUr. one end at which rests
un his shoulder while tl,r hoy altntrs lnlsr.li
ON the ton and performs the sIlal .vmlstlc i,,ts.
The mex, wonderful feat il m.rflrlnr,l H. follows:
llamikari hes ul his back and supports uil hi,
feet q Ial,ali,S tub IN lIr top uf winch little All
Right" stands urulI his lra; lr. EcNt h., The ai,l
of his hands. balances this tub upon another: tins
on tub number three. Lu,l nn till Il hirh pyramid
,f tubs arises i'll the air with thu lnv wiI ~iil
f,n .i,,.,iI
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Domestic Markets.
SD1S utSl,NTt,II.

NOON DlSlATCII.
New YORK. Nav H. Stocks strong. Money j..
Gold. 1876, Sterling exchange to days 9i sight,
lui; 5-aUs. registered, 1uGialUG!; ~ coupons.
los aluSy. Flour lUc. better. Wheat tirmer and
u,lict Germ dull numinally lc. lower. Mess
pork quiet. at S23 lSia23 -. Lard tri. Cotton
iirurr ui,l,iliu upanJlS 27ia2S.. Frcights quiet.
EVENING DISPATCH.
r,,io, * m,r,. ,,iiyr: advanced Ic. Sales oG Ouu
b,lc. Muhihn, lrIanls 2S.. Flour less active.
STAT sn,nrlir, Sl1 Iill. &i: Mixed Vest, I'm Corn
:, is,l -. r,rl firm. s:t,J3 " Iur,l firm: ia,
~. t,,..I S. ,,,ii E,n,,,Lt. uu;,,
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ioSn,S May ~ -,r;i;. ,i"t..', II. Gia,;< III,
salI I'm, I;oyril:,.ut iat.5rr. III; wax, shallow
tran.,mrc,,. cn! d s,auttit... ,,r',e,,.c ai t.. .x
tension .; ;r;.,rrhi-I
Mr. Bright d, .,v2! ; !; Il The ,no-; uil-. ;t.i,
opnrcssiy,. r,e ,:,r.. ,y,..' .-,,i.,l,rtte,i
MeSsrs. Enrlnnk ~: n'I>,4.,. ,:,r,,,.lcG IT,
Stranger, w.ir cN.,,,ic.! ,iuri,. ti,, IL. Sion.
The anuuuiccno.t, I'll n,.l,-,ll, 81, laioriiy-
produrcI rro,rata. c!.c,r.t;. iu ;l ini.,i-t, ria
benches
Lord Staulcy. III the tI.,,lSr congratulated tn,
country that the good scs,. .l ,,ricr~ ;inr n tn.
Peace Conference has i,ai the crltc, ." arrcs,Ii
the unspeakall, !..ni,ic- nr fn.,,,.an war
loud cheers L.. a\.l.i,lc,l that the treaty nt
1899 absolutely ,it..-q l.uyc,nbnrs 10 II Hand
What Governments d .low done was 10 .iout that
guarantee to pres -. :,:.u,s,a,ccs
LONDON NAV II. tie death sentence OF TIL.
Feniaus has been ruinml.rl t., l,r; Im,,r.is,,i.-
mnnt. The Earl of Dcrb. say- officially. TIL.
Government will not pu:!isll the real history nt
the recent Feniau uprising on ac'u,,nL nf apprr-
tensions OF trouble with certain foreign Govern
meuts involved III the plot
FRASKFoRr MAY 12.-Uuitcl State, I;o.rls az;
LONDON, MAY 12.-hc treaty signrd ycstcr'la!
has been ratified by the respective tiovcrmnruts.
The Prussians evlcuate Lux.mblrs in Il mn::th.
BERLIN MAY 12.-rhc Frra III Cihinct las made
satisfactory explanations to Prussia in regard IL.
the recent war preparations
LIVERPOOL MAY l0--Noou. In COTTON there = 2
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From south America.

NEW YORK May Il. Adviccs per steamer Arizn-
ra states that the steamer Rayo alias K. Il. Cuylrr
docs not belong to the Colombian Government, but
is llnsplcras private property. The draft from
parties in New York who sold her llas been pro-
tested.
M sep has been taken toward II settlement ot
the Spanish difficulty.
Advccs from the Argentine Republic state that
the Mendoza rcvolutionists have buon defeated
alter four hours fight.
The Colombian Congress have passed Bill over
Mos,lllcra's veto. directing the sale Of all the
vessels uf the Colombian navv.
Another storm is brewing in consequence OF the
captain OF Spanish frlaatc demanding inioriia-
answers were returned by the authorities ut
talthageha. when the Spanish Captain disabled
the ltayo. by removing part of her machinery. and
notified the Government at Buguta, giving them III
days tu establish her character 1t IS believed!
that Mo.,l,icra iuieEtls blow at Spanish interests
i'll the Caribbean Sca.
Gem Sullivan, the American Minister to Cooni-
hia. lIas arrived
Tie Peruvian Congress has declared all disagree
!nciIts with Chill ended.
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COLUMBIA. -. - March -Ir', lN''.
ItiESElAI. ORDERS NJ. IT,
l. IN COMPLIANCE WITH G!.>EIAI. ORDERS NJ.
TO- Headquarters u thu Army March Il!l lS.. ii
iersigict hereby assiin' ''iiland :" i' SECOND Mil
tary District constituted by III. Ac osrs-. IubI'
No Is. I'd March, sG7. c,uilrd ''Nn y; i"r IL" mnr
efficient government ,'! tie rebel States.
H. In the execution oi III" duty II tir Commanding
General L" lnn,ain M security oi '' 1n'rs''ani~ IN
their I,rsIla AMI :".r;! I" >Pitrs- Ii-'ifG'm Ills
vr,irr and ,loriscc and - lu.s: ra~D i' f l'r!-
lsl,a all -turlr- thu p"i'l r'' and ''iln mas.
the oea! r,,i tribunals vail i" l"rrn't - ::hr
dlctiu, :ti. Try "l"iicr >'in., :is -rl, ;i>'-t
MAJ hy the url.r"! . Commanding: ,;,''t' ,. ''"r"i
to Commission .r o,hrr military ,rlh':al Tor rliI.
Ill. 1n,. civil .;"v"rnrr, n,.w cXis: in '"s:!i ''
lima auL south larorra Is provisional only aid ali
-,r.. .ubrrt To- rIr paramount auor.;! oi !r United
states n any tI. 10 abolish modify. ronlrol s'slrr
ccdr the -a,. I.,al in", '..t munI.ila regulation
net inc":-ist.n will the constitution nl laws Il" tIr
Inltr states TT IN" Ii"ianari"., at III, rr-''.t o.
with surl regulations Is,a! b. Prescribed III ;!e
orders oi The oin;nii,, ,,.'::.! ,!. ~ h .r.i
To- m II. force" and. conformity ;irr"w r'l r:ic'
ar. hereby authorized ' ,"ntii. ih' uy"r'' "' IT, -
proper rln,rus. aud viii be- respected an "f'"v'i u,
| r!l, iuhahiiant-.
" Whenever a,,, ,is ,lir,t. ia4,>';,'" 81 .,n.r,
ncelc, l. or r,.lll,c- TO perform a"i!ri: r"pty
,nir., e. soy!! tribunal officer. "t'riy ~. :".
.ah;lu ~,curt! /, rr-,tor ~. r"rty ~:!ali i,''rd
,l.., .a- will b ,.l@rrd L. t' Po-; ,"lna:di i"ri-
| Headquarters.
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,.lr,c.l wi,sl IT., ....l.~,.u ard ri'4i,e
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o..i"r- 80 ;r!. and vi: n"' TIE -, si N custody
-, 49,, a., MILITARY Provost con-, .. =
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Observation-Disclosures

AUGUSTA Ga. May l2--.is the sexton Of the
First baptist Ch'rc!i vas light ng up for cvonlns
service. the entire ceiling fell with IL lond crasll
breaking pews and furniture. Fortunately the con-
!;rrgatiun had not assembled No persons injured.
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E:irnnxn. May l2.-AnoIllcr rrgro rio, oe
'!rr,NI in tn" lower ;ait oftha city last night. The
"".rHs :t;emmr'i t" rcsclea drunken negro from
IL, police Bricks. ciih. aud pistols were, nse
Four r"lircmcn We're badly beaten: one oF tl"E
severely injured A company Of soldiers guarding
;l,r l.iht' Prison We're called M. and captured
eighteen nj tn" rioters. While this Was going o.
another nc:;ro diilrulir occurred on FIRST Street.
Tie last m"h dispersed nr"n tho rersuasinn "f q
rnlorcd inryman. TODAY mounted soldiers patrol
ia" streets to keep order and squad. of police
wrr" placed al all tho churches. in view OF the
in"as Of the negroes to force their way in among
tllr white people.
\ large procession Of negro societies attended q
funeral to-day accompanied by nn nlIarn'd
company of cnlorcd militia the officers of which
carried swords. There was no ilistnrbanc' last
night: Lcdokiah X. HAYWARD of Mass. was ar
rested for using language Mt the negro meeting
on Friday night. calculated to create q riot. his
language was as follows After Judge Under
wood comes vou cln hull high carnival, tn what,
you please. need not advise YOU what to
Ito. for great bodies do they have mind to. .
lie was arrested m warrant from the Mayor. and
was tailed in $aGn. tn appear tomorrow. Tie
citizens have been apprr.lcusvc of riot all day.
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European News by steamer.

NEW YORK. MAY lj.--Th" steamships il"snail
aud New York frnm Southampton on !!'c L..
Warm gratitude 'xir, r,,scd IN t'ilrrn 'irtor:;'.
whose personal Intervention W";!.d n:rv,.ut ir'
groat calamity nt War. Ii would tc'l {" ra;
closer the bonds Of ami;y h,';wcan t..:. coni.-
tries.
The Queen of Spain has ;,''.i i..ail, aii oi i,r
Jewels in London. single disnio.d watch ci.;.i..
brought "a 600 pounds.
1t Is reported, hnt d'nicd that Gar,ial,ii l'l an
interview with RuttaZZi-
1. was stated that France cor.imred to prcpa-@
for war, aud troops were arranged t" br c''n:cl'-
trated almost Immediately, bnt opinions generally
favored reace.
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May lit is stated that Slarkey
and O'Conner have prepared u, amended h IL
which Ords proceeding. relative to TIC .\rkai:-as
treasury, will furnish tangible properly cullsldrrt
ton justlfying jurisdiction.
Weeks disburscme.,ts--Nr 500 .ONI: Navy
S777 9OU; Interior. $2.233nlO: Slii.tfU f:,c,ioua
currency issued.
National bank circulation s29S 9G3 0D1. G.",
ernnent holds as security Tor national bank crcu
lation and deposits Of public money. $.79.5li,no
Internal revenue receipts to-'ay are S'3l uOu: Il"
the week, 81 S3i 0UO.
The st. Augustine, Ncwna'lsvillc, AMI lamp:
Bay Land Offices are to be consolidated ut Ialla
booo
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IcoMNrSIrArEp.l |
The Islnc Ridge Railroad ompany

Mr.. Etfoi. Can won inform us if the above
Company is s'ill III rxistenc" and, If 81" who ar
its officers? II is many years since any meeting
has been held nf it's stockholders ~ an, report
n,ac public Of the condition {" lis affair.". At tho
s meeting Of the Stockholders -" tn" 'ir"rnvl'l'
aud Cuu,ba Railroad We sr'' thai They pr"p's Il
take charge Of it. Why il t:iis: If yam can cu
l.;htcn III nn tl,"s, points ynn will confer great
favor ~ MANY
STOCKllOLD DEES AMP BuNDHOLDEkS.
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From lucon-Episcopnl convention,

MACON Ma? II. Rev. John W. Bcckworth. o.:
Trinity Church. New Orleans. was elected Bishop
VI Gcoi gia. Rev. Mr.. Scott of Oregon. received
eight on, of eighteen votes of the clergy, and three
,nlt Of twcntv-nnc OF the lay members. The Gle :
tInn was afterwards made unanimous. The result
gives general satisfaction.
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From New York.

New York. May 1.-THE specie exports to-day
iu"t mp 81, l,S0D.000.
New YORK May 12.-The large hat factory Of
Doubleday Il Co was burned. Nearly 1000 persons
are thrown out of employment. Loss $4,000,
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New York. May ll.-Aniycd. Caledonia, from
Iondrn; ArlzrIla, from Aspnwall, with S42j.uuO
III specie.
New y ,nx. May 12.-Thc ships Pomona, from
Savannah: Ilails;l from New Orleans: Arcadia.
from WIlmiu.tun; and Southern Rights. from
Charleston. have all arrived at Liverpool.
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From Canada,
From Mexico.

New YORK May IA Montreal dispatch says.
that 1t was rcDnrted that arms had been collected
along the frontier at different points.
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rlf0 1f vnIlf cfil1HTrn. I'M 'T"Ur WHrTT
point Won To ihr schn" on my own plan:atinn for
Tho hcaciii Of Inc children u! tic freedmen w(o:rc
wnrkin" for me.
thank yon f.r the imitation ~ address :'i AMI
tha respectful attention Won '%"" given mo. I
congratulate this OF liichari ';Is!r!rt III
having so large numb of hnn">t. or lcr!y and
indnstrions frrclmen. I ror"raiH|"tc the Tr!i
rnr Tho rcac" and quicincss which prevails. May
r"r all prosper and may Cad answer ihr l"ay",.
tl,a was ollnrnil ny by vonr fellow freedman. at
tho nrnain:. Of this meeting i" y",lr hr'a'f
Candor hila me 10 say ihGt am .la! ihas |
came here to-day: wonll that hnnsnmls Of others
could and wnrll have attended, this meeting. so as
both To hear yonr sentiments s"xrr"ssr'l. aud wit
ness vnrr good 1rmoannr and 'l""ntnn 10th" peace
and prosperity nfour common country.
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From PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 12.-Somctirnc since. two
brut 'crs. named Ionk. of Pennsylvania. were mur-
'l.rcd hear Vicksburg. General Gillian telegraph
al to The Governor of PENNSYLVANIA. of the ar
rest OF l.. Il. Brown, the alleged murderer.
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