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FROM CANADA.

0rTAwA, May l..
The Medical Council. which has been hold
ing its annual meeting here daring the past
week, adjourned last night. Business Of
much importance to the profession was
transacted.
Eight Homepafhie and Eclecties, VINO pro
fess to have equal qualifications. demand
registration 70 be tested III the courts.
Parliament is petiaoned to pass an act
preventing the publication Of immoral and
indecent advertisements IN the pabsIe papers
in this Province. and also 10 prohihlt toe CIR
calation. through anv channel. of pamphlets
Of similar character.
ToRoSro. Nav l..
dispatch from Montreal SAYS apartments
have been reserved al 1t. Lawrence Hall for
Jeff. Davis and family who are expected to
morrew- Ihe southern refugees residing
here intend TO invite him 10 visit this city.
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JEwELRY. ,rsx sstBl
! krl1yes ....- Nas Z . Este~ Hn.,..
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.


kEw oKLEAss. Nav l..
The Commercial Bank suspended this
morning. Jacob Barker pledges his real
estate, with an annual rental Of fifteen thous-
and dollars, 10 coTer the liabilities of the
bank.
The meeting last night was addressed By
Senator Wilson. and passed of quiet and
orderly, though the military we're under
arms, ready to quell any disturbance
The three days festival Of the 6renen be-
eias to day as the far groands, for the benefit
Of widows and orphans
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.


NV / OK, Nay / ..
The Heralfs New Orleans SPECIAL says
that an order from the military headquarters,
issued tonight, forbids the carrying Of hre-
arms, opsaIy or secretly, by any citizen, ex
cept IN performance OF Official duty. The
Offenders OF this order are to be tried BY q
military commission
The same special says that Senator Wilson
addressed public meeting in New Orleans
last night. and vas followed by . coiored
clergyman Gen. Lcugstreef mas one OF
the Vice Presidents Of the meeting Some
apprehenssoa Of Q rat Was feat, and the MAJ
itarv were kept under arms
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FROM MEMPHIS.

AxxFHis, May L..
Emerso6 Etheridge. the Conservative can
didate for Governor. spoke 10 Court Square
TINS morning About 10 COO persons vere
present including many ladies. he was very
bitter against Browulow-
He was followed by Gea- v. T. Stokes,
who defended Brownlow and the radical par.
" with great warmth. He said Grant, Sher>
man. Sheridan and Thomas we're radicals,
aud they advocated the present recouesrue-
tioa Law Both speakers admitted tha. the
rebels - ko fought we're qutetly attending &c
their domestic duties. and cared nothing fos
politics ALI passed Of verv quietly
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FROM ST. PAUL.

CHfesso, MAY l..
Advices from St Pznl to-day says that
Gov Asrshall. of Minnesota. has received 9
letter from a. p Langfcrd. assessor Of In
ternal reveaae for Montana ssarisg that the
Indians from the North Platte to the British
line. are, hostile. thoroughly IN earnest, and
determined 10 wage war upon the whites.
The Indians are vel armed and have Al
abundance of ammunition, obtained from
traders. Their horses are n good condition,
and they will bevery dangerous TO all emf.
grant trains on the plains. nv either the south
ern or northern route, unless guarded by 9
very strong military escort
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FROM BUFFALO.

CaIcAGo. Nav Il.
4 special from Buffalo. n Y, gives an
account OF a terrible accident that occurred
there YESTERDAY siser aoon about p. M Fcr
some tune vorkrneu have been engaged Ia
putting roof OF the building OF the Union
Iron works. T he porderous .ressel had been
raised upon the walis ard being secured. Al
this ssage the accident occurred. overwhein-
ing the whole body OF men, about 100 in
number, i've OF whom were instantly killed
ard funrteea serlouslT Wounded.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MoSRoE, May l..
An instance of an alleged violation Of the
Civil Rights Bal occurred shIs morning ia
Norfolk, and has occasioned considerable
comment- II svps.rs that seolorsd woman.
passenger on the ferry boat crossing the
river, was erected from the cabin designated
for white women, by the Captain of the boat.
Complaint was made to the Mayer, who is
sued q warrant TOR the arrest Of the Captain,
who vas taken into custody The case VIII
he heard Tomorrow
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LorIs. May Il.
The liabilities. 80 far a. aseertsIned, OF
Wiggins / Crowther. charged with fraud and
s~inding, are $50. 600 AboGt $4,000
worth OF goods remained IL the store when
the assignment vas made. against which Da
vid Valentine 4 Co and IrrIn & Co, of New
! York, ard Hackei 4 Co, OF 81. Louis nave
issued vrits Of attachment
The loss bv the burning Of the steamer
Denver. a. St. Joseph Yesterday. was s75.-
coz insured for 80. .0no in Cincinnati
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FROM MEXICO.

NV YnRK. Nav II.
The steamer Virginia. from Vera Cruz
has been sisaaled. and the Havana has ar
rived She brings sI7.eoo IN specie IRON
yerx Crnz
IL is again stated that Aaximiiiaa is
hemmed IN al Qaeretaro-
Siz.i and Merida srs in possession of the
LinerAls
There will be no attempt mads to to take
Vera Cruz by storm Provisions there ar,
pleutv md cheap
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FROM RICHMOND.

EycHxOyp, May II.
The WAig to-day says the negroes IN tbs
nelghborhood OF Carbon Hill Pits have ren-
dered the lsnd proprietors and other citizens
uneasy by their threats OF conhscation in &C.
cordanee with their ideas of the legisiation oil
Congress Those threatened have appealed
to Gen Sheridan for protection.
telegram from Stanntpn announces the
election. by ths Episcopal Council. of Rev.
r. NJ Whittle, OF Louisville, Ky, as Assist
ana Bishop Of Virginia
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Insurance AGENTS

'episr House - cor Third johnson.
1emlas House e-....--.---.---eo eor Second i J1hn.on
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Turks Defeated In Two Battles By
the Cretxns


LosDoS, Aav 10.
Repor,s received from Madrid states that .
large number Of persons engaged 10 the re-
cent dssdrbsnees in CstAlons and other
places, have been captured, and arrests are
constantly heing made BY the police and
soldiers.
DusLrS, Mas ls-
Prisoeers Flood, DuEy and Cadv, are now
on trial before the special Commission
BERLIs, Mar l6-Evening.
The North German Gase1te, organ Of Prime
Minister Hismark, SAYS the final execution Of
a treaty vas signed at London. and the evse-
uation Of the Fortress Of Luxembourg, BY
Prussia, whH be drflculi within the month
prescribed by the London conference, and
that Prussia will need more trme.
QUEkSssows. May L.
The Coaa, from Boston. arrived a. Lon
donderry. \ The North American, from Port>
and, has arrived
LoxDox, Nay l..
Dispatches from Athens state that two san
culinary battles nave taken place recently IN
Candaa. IN both Of which the Turkish COM
aander. Omar Pasha, was badly se&ien- HIs
loss IN both " eompafed a. 3,000.
The Crest Powers Of Earope have again
united IN petition 10 the Porte 10 eede Crete
to Grsecs
The mall steamer from Rio Jansiro arrived
70 ssy.
South American news IS important
President Lopez OF Paraguay has ae-
eepted Ihs mediation profsrsd by the United
States Government. thrSagh Minister Wash
burne. anf would send al envoy 10 Washing
ton Tbs AIlies. on the other hand lad not
accepted the American plAn. and Il IS doabt-
fal whether thsY would
No further hghtlur mad occarred between
the cont>ading Arrzies.
The resol1 IN the distrcs Of Aendoaa, Ar
genuine Republic, Is assuniag sdH mere
alarming p.oportions
BgRllx. NAV I7-Evening.
4 meeting of Americans was held m thIs
city to-day, II honor of ,he memory OF The
late United States Minister. Cor. Wnght-
over one hanarei persons wsre presen.- and
Mr.. Fav 1re&ded GOV Curtia. Of Pennsyl
vnass. deltvered the ealogy, and serIss Of
appropriate resolutions passed
LosBoS. Mas is--Evening.
Orders hAve been assae1 Ia the Council for
The prevention Of the Introduction Of the
ravages of RanderPe~t, which has again made
iss apreart nce- and prevails IA some counties
IN Engiann.
YIE~sA Aay l..
An Imperial decree has been promulgated
fa4orrug tee Protestant inRabai2ass of Hnn~
gary.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CsScISSArl. Nav y.
The Presbyterian General Assembly, Old
school, assembled mere Yesterday. DR.. l.
: Stanton President Of the Miami Tnlver
nty. preached the openipg sermon Over 20
members present. Dr. p (ssriie. Of Wash
inrton citr was eiected Moarrator
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FROM DETROIT.

DETRSfT. MaY l.
1 horrible murder vas committed a. h-Asi
Saginaw las; night Edward T. King. shse-
MAKER. stabbed blacksmith named Jno
Zeely, WITH knife sewers. tlmes, causing
immediate death King escaped
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Als4sY, May II.
The break in the Erie Canal, a short dis
lance west Of Schenectady. 1t Is reported will
take Eve or SIX DAYS 10 repair.
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FKOM NEW YORK.

NEx foRK, May Il.
Measures are being taken among psomi-
lusus German e1tizeas TO coacenfrste the Ger
MAR vote as the Bexs election. Oh m ants-ex
else platform, independent Of the psssncal
vlew.
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FIRES.

m CHcAso, Nav II.
The extensive soapsand candle hesory- of
Kirk + Co, on River street, wAs destroyed
~ Gse this sfssDeso. Loss, s1i0,eoa IN
snrxncs SO, 600.
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IRON LOUISVILLE.

LorfsvrtER, NAY II.
Hon Sam Mckee, of Mount Sterling, ky..
vill cuafest the election of john .. Young,
Congressman elect FROM the Ninth Congress
sional District
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HARNESS a. SADDLES
hzEnF ..----..-.-.-.-.- Main strect-ocg % ( ath
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Pond co..---.--....eor Main 4 Sisfh streets
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MARBLE WORKS
m baE4en ---.---.-.-... Third street-nea- Main
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BOOTS a sHoEs-wHoLEsA
iambfston Hniskamp mp-.-----------ss Main street
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BOOKS a srArHoyERY.

BAG FACTORY
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DRy-GooDs-RErAIL
Enrr.vinx Brands. g. Seals


6 Bridges Nss 4 Estes House
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GRocERs-RErAIL.

Hydremeters, 7 ThermemeterxL szchrsm-
eterx
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BONNET nLEAcHERY.
c II Emerson -..... cor Fourth 4 Blouieau
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MILLINERY a SONNET BLEAcHEAr
Mrs BOSNIAN. 4th ss--bet Main Bion a-nu:
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~ A. AAF =.
An Imperial decree has been promalgsfed
favorisg tee Protestant inaabaiAass q Hun~
rnrv
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HaHKISG HUUsE-
First NatioaAl Bank -AAin ss-hst 81 4 4th-
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= Bridges i.-.-----..------ No' Este. House
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LIQUOas-wHoLRsA
z Glnhons - Ia Mana street
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Msosafyinw Glasses & Miersa=spss
Bridges s ...--Nos Essss He..s
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91Deeo. or PAna1e9 Rax1A
E0 n1LS. 1T ssesivsd cd fees "
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Spiesberger I ayer....--..-.----.Na Ill Msin-st
Mrs eber Thrd Main street
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
Terrible Accident at Buffalo.
Four Men Killed and Fourteen
Wounded.
Old School Presbyterian Assembly
at Cincinnati.
Horrible Murder I'm MIchlExn.
Indians from the Platte to the
British Line Determined
to Fight
Reform Meeting In England
Great Indignation i'm Mobile ut the
Late Riot.
Break in the Erie Canal.
Canadians Preparing to Welcome
jeff. Davis.
News from Mexico L Inimporxanf-
Canadians Preparing to Welcome
JEFF. Davis.


GOLD CLOSED 137 Is
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BOOKS a srArrosERr.
David Lowry Second street.
NJ Westcott lain street-nea- Fourth
Ed : Carter 4co.-......--..-....-ss 4 ss Ma4u street
BOOTS q sHoEs-RErAHL-
Stewart Dean Tsird Main streets.
Hnisk&mp Matiess so Main street.
HHi<kamp Bro-----.M Main str~es-bet Sth { sth
HAT. Is Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY
Vail, Armitsgs CH-.-.....e eor Ninth & Jehnsou-
BONNET nLEAcHERY.
Emerson -.-..--..---...-eor Fourth Blondean
CLOCKS. WATCHES a. JEwELRY.
Sam BriiTss----....--- Nos A Estes Hnuse.
Ayrrs. Mann Avrrs---.- -...s- Main street
hammer stFest--ber 4th 4 5tA-
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, &C
cLoTHrEKs.
Vsresn. jones & Co..----car Thiri Nain streets
Hess. Stern Co--...-eor second 4 Main streets.
CRocKERY a oUEEsswARE.
Carey lie Faivre --... Man str-et-bet sth 9Th.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-
caseks-TAelssals d Retail
6 Bridges Nss 1 > Estes House
cein. Silver u are.
q Bridges. .--..---.Nes Eases House.
-
D. I c IagrrsOll----cur Third Main. mp stairsj.
nux eooa-
y saeiiey seas ea.s-.--.-.-.-.----.sT MAN street.
y VIA 81 ss'
DHoos-~ Wool LEsaLE q Rkrafh
- - -. -
r. = l.ra.n.. - ~ 80 - 80. -.
DRyeooDx Rrr
: s2lesosTger Asyer co----.-Ao. ~ AAin-st
o. - ------' '---' :. = Ain seles1-
- - W --'-- nAn
: y 49, SS@ -- '-- --'---~ = ss.e. ao oose-
-
'-r---- '1 rsess hsAse'
Esss q BUFFER
rona eo.----- e''r Main S'ssh streets
ms 8nST Goo1& FINE Cutlery
Bridges ges.-.--.--...-....--N Nos & . Este. House
Ho-. rvler--..-..-...'-.sg - MAJ, r-.
Duncan, kArie i Ce....-.--.lss 4 Iss ain street
Mosar son Jssn.an .,--., ~ "A -,
Gcsd Pens Peneilx peeE~4 R..Ix
2 Bridges ----------.--.----Nes a Estes Hsas~
Gsad SILVER ,ps yv&rrv ~~,,.-s ~
; . 5ridges- --..--.- Nqs Estes hoase.
s HAnili 4 Ca ............... Main street
Kellogg Birgz 4 C4.-...-.-.-.... = Nam stree.
u staaer4 .------..-...... Ger Bionaeau & Levee
Robertson Ainers---------..-------He Main street
: = he@aeea .-s.,,;s 80 - AAln street
Hyaremetersr i nermemeter& szchrem-
: q Bridge. Na.t ~
A H.xuv NJ s,1a.f-1.s. l., -
HARDWARE.
II Bue, = Va ~. 80. -. /
H BrOwuei "a NJ, -,
EurkittN 81 u.in -. E
aoTEL<
IepisF heu's cor Tairi johnson.
tou
Ome. I-v-s - Nasn Z -r..b,..n
ICE #
0'''' Ds''f .'--'-- '''h 'sFeet-in As'ss House
IRON
IEwELRY. ,t,. .sts
: & R-iaves Nssi = r.4.. H..
r1or.sS Uuo,p
p Gibbons - - a., 49,.
uaRRI.r xoaxs
ohn BAElen ---..-....-... Third street-nea- Main
spiesbe-vsr 4 Nave n III m.,.-
MS " etser tnfru Il Man
NV Bo-wan 4ts -. ~ al. -
David Lowry S.~a,s .z~-r
: 6 Br5sr~, @N Na.I4a
&UAE1AEt@T
s G R.iges--.--......--...-xos a. g.. u,n.s
: 1; Rr;sr~. No.
: c Bris... ~
A yres Mann 4 Ayr 81 Matn St
wf
Wa Prlee .-.---- ...-----eoF- sth d Bacnd< sa-
~
Dr N = - ssos -.
REAL E.sTATE q Insurance ASfs-
W. Ful,ou g Main strset- tup st~srsl
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IOWA coat A OIL CO
tlee .....-... -......-- Iex-e het NAN 4 Tnhnsnn
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THE CHDRUS WHEAfH.

A COLLECTION OF Sacred and Secular
n Cho-u~~-s frgna grssariss, op~raa mnd Psvular
eas~ Chorus Book deaf xn~t sAsnaxrd Hoak
Chssr- susse. seet~,st. csss~ntSas aaa es. sn1
ss4anx sssTsbI~ Pf~c~ fo- Pr4va1s psee
nr~ nzt PuAaae FsSf~mxa1e This IL sehSs
prove ksxnly ses-pT.ele CAaars M1ssSMs
SD Csns santhaRs TRIAL szzrs aa4
fss s~gy 81 esmpesrsons tsr prS-
BrsethEe psAiae p-rfDrnaase~ Asaae frur the
fef q Tag rta rg thz q b~fnx
@l wsd IA tara fasx@ aarah~~ vsfrrnsa IN. los
pr1e~ whbcn pppnAmr ps~e-~ af nsig
q esx~n eoxtfy bocAs hers txruashea
r~essars~n1 the Cnnrus Nrsaxh na~<s1 p1rl a.
a val a1ni~ wcrk w8than y~n1A ~
Prrce 81 70 sesf pnsf-pskf Gfsvsr DAas@m n
C~-. Pzhksshsrz Ea<ssn. c. y pErHos q co ss~
Ysrk R@FE
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neNs q lyi=F---------------- ~ ID ain Etrre =
duncan, Marie i Ce-.---.---fs9 Iis u ain stree L
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GROCFRS-W WuoLESALE
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Day eoops-wHoLEsaLE.

DENTISTRY
DE- 4 G Iagrrsoll-.-cur ThIrd a Main. mp srsirx),
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CLoTHIERs

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. &C
m G CepeAan- -...-.-.-5S - Mala ntrs.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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PrwasAa Vet Ready 20 Evaeaafe L.xs1-
h~9xg.
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Indians from the Platte to the
British Line Determined
to Fight
Reform Meeting In England


Rreak in the Erie Canal.
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For Rent.

A THREE-sToRY BRICK BUSINESS
4 n Hozse ez Jehnsun bssve~n ~ sns - err.~ss.
Easzfrs ~ rHDs EANsJH, or wM MrELK0F. the
& NJ P n shePt msyfs
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ossd silver and ivory un..sss--s
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ST TxAYED,

~ tuesday, May :, q Black Horse, with
~ whstssfzF sDrss@s@ hrft hiAA foot Waits. snd
k&ue IA i~t frcnf lag kers4 fe~nra viii BE paa for
his retarn. asy tzt1rzssaon that val -sd hts
co-eTy ~ IkfCH 4 sfATAxR
Easls 6$s-~is ID SErest. ksuknk Iowa
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cRocKERY a aUEESswARE.
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Fans, Panty Gooas Fine Cutlery
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clseks-Whelesals q Retail
5 6 Bridges ss...-.--.--.-...--Nes Estes House
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY
fail, Armitsgs d CH..-..c0 c0e Ninth & Jehnsou.
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Cein. Silver u are
Bridges ..-...--- IVES 4 ES1es House.
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CLOCKS. WATCHES A. JEwELRY.
Sam 6 Bridges ...--.-. Nos a Estes House
Ayres. Mann Avrvs ..-----..-.s- Main street.
( hnmmar Man srrest-ber 4th A. 5th
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pRUos-wHoLEsALE 4 RErArn.
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DOUBLE sHEET-THREE CENTS.

attorney, but could find none of that name.
Conn called upon defendant, who said that his
attorney had advised him to take away the
goods from the merchants.
Mr.. Hart testified that he had seen Conn seve-
raj times before these orders were given, and
knew him as a skate strap maker; but Mr.. Hart
denied positively having given any order to
him upon Conn. After the order had been pre-
sented and filled, defendant called upon him,
Hart, and asked him to buy from him a lot of
skate straps, he wishing to close out his busi-
ness before going to California. Hart did not
want the straps, and therefore declined making
the purchase. Several days afterwards several
little boys eutered his store and placed several
packs of straps upon the floor.
Mr.. Biddle also denied ever having given an
order 10 defendant upon Conn. On trial.
District COurt-Judge Stroud.-Cottman VS.
Cottman. Before reported. Jury out.
John N. Mooney VS.. Samuel Il. McCandless,
Thomas Livingston, and Matthew Connell An
action to recover damages for injuries sustained
by plaintiff In the falling of a wall belonging to
defendants, which, 1t was alleged was not pro-
pery propped. On trial.
District Court - Judge Hare. - John NJ.
Gould VS.. David b. Taylor and Benjamin +.
Taylor. An action on a promissory note. On
trial.
Supreme Court-Chief Justice Woodward,
and Judges Thompson, Read, and Strong.-rhe
following cases were argued-Black VS.. Read
ing Railroad Company. Wistar's Appeal.
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The Custom House InvestIgation.
Arrival Of steamers.

New York, February 15.-The steamers
Herman, from Bremen, and St. Laurent from
Havre on the I'd inst, have arrived.
The ship Mentor, from Pensacola, for Liver
pool, is ashore in an abandoned condition near
Valentia. The crew have arrived at Cardiff.
The steamer BosphOrus, from Philadelphia,
and the John Clark, from New Orleans, have
arrived at Liverpool.
The Grace Darling, for Philadelphia, passed
Deal on the 29th ult.
The Nunquach Dormio, from Charleston,
the Thomas Freeman, from Savannah, and the
P. c.. Merryman, from New Orleans, have also
arrived out.
The Clara Hickman, from Baltimore for
Queenstown, passed abandoned, in latitude so
deg. north, longitude 20 deg. west, the Alma,
of Belfast, for New York. She was seen in
sinking condition near Prince Edwards Island
during a hurricane.
The political and general foreign news have
been anticipated by the cable dispatches.
PORTLAND, February 15.-The steamer Mo
ravian, from Liverpool on the 24th, has
arrived.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-15
PhiIadelphia Trade Report.

FRIDAY, February l5.-The Flour Market con-
tinues greatly depressed, there being no de-
mand except from the home consumers who
purchased few hundred barrels at sSGS.75 q
barrel for superfne; s9@IO5O for extras; Sll0l25O
for Northwestern extra family; Sll759l3'75 for
Pennsylvania and Ohio do, do; and $l4509l6'50
for fancy brands, according to quality Rye
Flour sells in a small way at S7@725 10 barrel.
Prices of Corn Meal are nominal.
Supplies Of Wheat come forward slowly, and
good and prime lots attract considerable atten-
uon, but common grades are almost unsal-
BILE. Sales OF Pennsylvania red at S2SO@3. We
quote southern at $393'20 and white at $1,000
3,40 The last sale OF Pennsylvania Rye was at
SI86. Corn is In steady demand at yesterdays
figures; sales of 1000 bushels at 81 for PennsYl-
vania and Southern, and yellow In store and
from the cars Oats are dull; sales of 1000 bushels
at 56@57c.
Cloverseed is in steady demand, with sales of
100 bushels at SS'25@SG215 q 81 pounds, and 500
bushels on secret terms. Timothy ranges from
1915 to 81, Flaxseed is wanted by the crushers
at S3@3'05.
Whisky.-The trade is entirely supplied with
the "contraband" article, which sells freely at
Sl25@l75 per gallon.