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Trust Sale.

.,.-,prI-E nF A DEED OF TRUST EXE
u - n, GEORGES. Ross 10 me on the 2Ith
u ,~.l.-i \. u. 1867 and recorded among
,..,,,,!- ui the county of Ohio, State OF West
n,rd book numbered -, page l76,
-" ~, saturday. the eth day of October,
VI" che Stcenrua House, on the Cumberland
,n sid county. sell at public auction, the
US. - therein mentioned aud fully described,
Inc Of household and kitchen furniture
90 ,t. Undivided half of the product Of the
'" ~ aid Stccnrod House belonging.
Hin. u Trustee. l will convey such title as
1,-r. 81 sale-SluoO cash; S525 in five months;
-. IN rhe2th OF March, lsC9 and the residue
a.. gHh of March. 1870, purchaser giving
ID. 9TH approved security for the deferred
'., -. ALEXANDER BONE,
'.-,-o,wif Trustee.
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Professor Gcssly.

Professor Gessly, who claims to be q
natural curiosity, departed from Pitts
burgh for Wheeling on Monday. The
Professor, who was born without arms,
went through some surprising perform
ances at the State Fair at Pittsburgh
last week-such as loading and dis
charging a pistol, cutting paper and
wood with his tees, &c. He says that
if he had been somewhat earlier on the
grounds the Siamese Twins would have
been thrown completely in the shade.
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The Deyotional Meeting

Held at the Rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association last even
ing was largely attended, and was one
of the most interesting held this year
Such Heavenly gatherings cannot fail
to have salutary effect upon the COM
munity where they are held. We learn
that the Association Committee on De-
yotional Exercises are making arrange
ments for q course of lectures to be
delivered in the rooms, the first OF
which will be given next Monday week.
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For Railroading. Stsamboating Banking &c, as
in many other Colleges, and students from dis
lance will find that Wheeling is the cheapest
aud best point at which To attend a Business
College, Boarding. the chief item, being con.
siderably lower than in a larger city.
For our College Monthly and Circulars con.
tanning every particular, and for specimens Of
writing and hourishing. address
CREAsEY, Principal,
Ia, WHEELING W VA
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Hairs, two old and
highly esteemed citizens of America,
departed this life a few days since, while
using bottle procured at the drug
store of G. H. Odbert, labeled Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which always re-
stores gray hair to its original color
and cures badness.
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Police Court.

But three cases were before the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning. William
Orr was arraigned for creating dis
turbance of the peace, but the evidence
not being sufficient to convict, Orr was
discharged.
John Patterson, for disorderly con-
duct in the street cars, was fined ten
dollars and costs; and John Jarkins,
ditto.
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The Receipts.

The Receipts.
The total receipts Of the late Fair at
Pittsburgh are estimated in round num-
bers at twenty thousand dollars, which
will barely cover expenses. The gen.
eral verdict of the thousands who visit
ed the exhibition, is that it was grand
fizzlc, falling below the generality OF
county fairs.
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AG:eat Bargain at Private Sale.
, Ncw and Complete Brewery,

t,p,gIE OF BREWING SEVENTEEN
'.,r,,I. Al a brewing with malt house, dwell.
y 5,.,.- and underground cellars capable of
~. - ,brrr hundred barrels of beer, all new
~ mill Of stone and brick also, ice house,
....'r and a reservoir that conveys water 70 an
49,. ,b,. Brewery. with about one.half acrh
,.,i ground: also, ale and beer barrels, half
q, md KEGS and all other fixtures complete
...,-r ~, on TN, Brewery business, for sale at
Tsr .Joye described property is situated in
- ~ nt Grafton, Taylor county, W. Va,
w.. ,f the greatest railroad towns in the State,
~ A. rhr point where the Capitol is TO he To-
..',i hr.ids- one OF the most healthy and de-
hide places 10 live in in the State:
ANY QUE wishing TO purchase will find bar.
IN iv applving TO or addressing
- II 4 SNIVELY, Grafton, W. Va.
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q subscriber to the Ndtiesd, htelIgencer
from the time it was first established
until her death, and she read the paper
with great interest until almost her
last moments. She was quite wealthy,
and leaves a large estate to the heirs,
most of whom are distant relatives.
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German Printing.

German FrlnuuE.
The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER Establishment has just
been supplied with a very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, bit II is
TRI.E
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Big Haiistones

We learn from Il Reading paper that
q most destructive hail-storm occurred
there on Wednesday last. No less than
10000 panes of glass were broken. Some
of the hailstOnes, it says, were larger
than an ordinary sized hens egg. This
is almost too big for us to swallow.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

U'HENORwOOpsCHOOL, WITH
i fall cOrTs Of able and experienced in
struetors and under stiIl more favorable auspices
than beretofore. viii reopen on wednesday,
September, 18th. 1867. The interest and ad
yarnemeut Of the scholars viii receive the elO-
est personal attention. Address,
WILLIAM u. CABRLL. Principal
Norwood 7. o., Nelson Co. Va.
. ..,oIS- I'll oetI
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II Any One

III Any One
Who visits the Fair wishes to see q
good assortment of Carpets, oil-cloths,
Window-Shades, or, in fact, anything
in the Carpet or Upholstering line, let
him be sure and call before purchasing
elsewhere, on j. C. Orr & Co., l66 Main
street. See their advertisement.
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Another Gone.

A dispatch was received i'll Steuben-
willie on Saturday last from New Or
leans, announcing the death of Edwin
ID. Collier, son of Colonel James Collier,
of Steubenvllle. His disease was yell
low fever Mr.. &. was we'll known to
our citizens.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.

OFFICE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILRoAD Co,
WHEELING, MAY I, 1867.
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J INST Received

inst Received
At Partridge's Gallery, so Albums, to
hold so pictures each, chased edges and
rests, for 81.
Fifty albums, very nice, for $3.50
each-sold a short time ago for twice
the money. The largest variety in the
county at prices from fifteen cents to
fifteen dollars.
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That has attended this College since its estab.
llshment, has determined us IN open in short
time an
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Large Arrival

Large Arrival
OfISingle, Double and Split zephyrs,
Germantown and Shetland Wool at j..
Eckhart & Sons. s25
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RrenbNferN.

Tie Prcsbytery of Washington meets
at Wellsburg to-day. The Wheeling
delegates leave on tie eleven o'clock
train.
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Laie Styles
Of Ladies' and Gents Paper Collars
and Cuffs in store and for sale by j.
Eckhart & Son.
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Kid Gloves

Kid Gloves .
Equal to Alexandre's, at 81 % per
pair, every pair warranted, at Brnes &
Sanders, No. la Main street.
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Just Received,

Just Received,
A large new stock of Dry Goods and
Shawls at Brues IL Sanders, No. ia
Main street.
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The Larsess s.'5it4ssbt Ast
And finest stock of furs in the city
Just opened at Brues & Sanders, No. ia
Main street.
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Particular Attention

Is called to the opening of Fall and
Winter Home Made Hosiery of all kinds
at the store of j. Eckhart & Son, No.
1873 Main street.
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White mud Colered PlanneIs,
The best makes, just opened by j. d.
Smith g. Co.
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Partridge

Is making the best pictures and at
less prices than can be had in this vi
entity. See advertisement.
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Twenty-Five per cent. saved by pur-
chasing at Brues & Sanders, No. 14l
Main street.
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Baptist Convention.

The Wheeling Baptist Convention
will meet this morning at their Church
at ten o'clock.
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Telegraph Rates vim p. e. A. Line.

We call the attention of our customers
to the fact that the reduction by the
w. l.. Co. is made on account of their
having opposition, and that the reduc-
tions are only made between points
where this company have established
offices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-01

All Colors and Qualities
Of Wooden and Gotten Knitting Yarns
to be had at j. Eckhart & Sons.
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Medical Convention.

The Medical Convention of West Vir-
ginia will meet at the State House to-
morrow morning.
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Greenwood Cemetery,

Greenwood Cemetery,
,,ITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement OF
lots Ii contains 81 acres Of land, and is laid
ont in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threefourths Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. II Is perfectly secure, and
intended to be beautiied by every variety Of
trees. shrubbery, public vault, chapel artificial
lake fountains &C., TO make il equal 10 the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetgity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
m. the erovnd with the Superintendent, who
has a Mat. or seeure them by callingAt the once
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
of Wheeling.
Persons Wishing to make internents viii call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
tickets Of sdmission 10 lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
a A j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
z. c. BoNHnL Seciy. I'D .tAf.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS. y =
A I Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
J. s Rhodes, George Adams
Jahn n. Muth, r G.. Jordan,
Gee Menael, T. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bal aagH
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Ladies', Gents and Children's
Underclothing for sale by J. Eckhar'
& Som q EE --iE-2-c SIS
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Wax Flowers.
A supply Of wax in sheets, different
colors, for making wax flowers, just re-
ceived and for sale at E. Bookings
Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

1 LARGE ROOM. SECOND STORY, COR
\ nrr of Monroe aud Market streets.
Sep2i L. IRWIN
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CnpiInI Paid I'm. ..............s5oo, 900.

V,HIs hank SUCCEEDS To THK
i business Of the Merchants aud Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling" II IL q Designated Deposl
tory and Financial Agent Of the United States
and il prepared 90 do q legitimate Banking bus'
ness
ACKNOWLEDGMENT CRANGLR.
jas G, A. Seson. John Bonion, Jacob Berger A.
Allen Howell J Nelson Vance, James DalSrli.
IanI7.Iy T. BRADY Cashier.
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A Large Assortment
OF Gloves and Notions just opened
by ]. Eckhart & Son. s25
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incorporated 1885.
The Peoples Bank,
PPICR NO, 90 MAIN STREET,

" WHEELING, W. VA. Money received on
deposit Interest paid on Special Deposit.
Sots-s and bills discounted EIrhangs bought
and sold. COlleCiiOns at home or from abroad
promptly attended 70. ..f.
DIRECTORS
John Reid Christian He's
John HAndlan, John NOokler,
sam1 j. Boyd. Richard Carrier.
Andrew Wilson, -
JOHN REID, Pr.,'l
JOSIAHF. UPDEGRAFF. Cashier.
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DISSOLUTION.

Tae firm or partnership OF Orr. PAUL Co,
,cusistinr of j. c. Orr and A. " Paul, Was aus
solved hy mutual consent on the 18th OF sep
lrmber. is6T The business OF the late nrm
A. W. PAUL..
Having purchased the entire stock OF me
Carpet Store of Orr, PAUL s. Co.. and thankful
'or The very liberal patronage bestowed upon
tie old firm we would ask continuance OF the
~aIn". Intending TO give our entire Hn,e ana
stock aud facilities. we hope to give satisfaction
20 all who NAV faYOr us with their patronage.
The bushes WILDE carried on under the hrm
tane OF on
Successors TO
ORR, PAUL. d 60.
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WANTS.
MACHINES

SEWlNG MACHhNhs.-
- AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced fully licersed machines. Send tvr our
circular SHAW 4 CLARK, S. NJ. Co., Bidde-
ford Maine novl4'ly
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60 and See
The mammoth Coot Vent at A. w.
PAUL & Co.'s.
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Further Returns of the Election Q
Delegates.

Further Returns Of the Election of
Delegates.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
A meeting of the Delegates of West
Liberty was held at the public house
of William Irwin. The meeting was
organized by the election of Mr.. John
Brady, President, and Mr.. Peter Della
plain, Secretary. The following Dele
gates to the County Convention were
elected: Messrs. S. S. Jacob, Jehn II.
Montgomery, and Joseph o. Curtis.
RITCHIE TOWNSHIP.
The following named gentlemen were
elected from Ritchie township: Messrs.
August Weidebusoh, Stephen Water
house, and William A. Handlan.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
In Washington township the follow
ing Delegates were elected: Messrs.
John Baer, John Muth, and I. T. Co
cayne.
RICuLAND TOWNSHIP.
The following named gentlemen were
elected delegates from Riehland town
ship: Messrs. Alexander NJ. Jacob,
George Sawtell, anu A. A. Allison.
CoRRECTIoNs.-In the Webster town
ship delegation. the name of w. l..
English should have been stated instead
of Albert Wait.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
In Centre township the name Of James
G. Whyte should have been stated in
stead of the name of James L. White.
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Opera Tickets,

Opera Tickets.
The grand rush for tickets will begin
at Sheibs Music store at ten o'clock this
morning. Be on hand promptly, as
available seats will be taken very rap
idly.
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Wsrth $50 No paTtiAliiy shown.
Neasr1- Hill Porter 4 Co. 4 Dey street.
New York City wish 10 Immediately dsposs Of
the above magnificent stock. Csrtthcasss, nam
ing the articles. are PLACED In sealed euvelope-.
and we'll mixed HOldsrs are entitled 70 The 81
tinles named on their Certificate, Hpon payment
Of eli WHISTLER 10 10 . Wstnh worth ssO Of Isas.
The return Sf any Of oar sertthaafss sBtsfSfs
Won u the artieIs named Thereon. upon payment
Irrespective of it, worth and DO article Vsl1ed
Ia. than go Il named on any Certificate. hwih 81
Isr,sapd I'M; NAL yaHSae,iO5. ehl1k May b. poI,
iie.D4sld ia >,ea by he psost Jaztidi0rS A sIpDs
c.rtiheats viii be sspt By ulsii, post paid, upeu
receipt Of y CENTS, fOF "; IL for ~ 10 and ga
eiesSpt prsuinm fGs a.. q Asd moro valuable
prstniur1 for $40 100 and = most superb wSteh
In as ToagentA OF those seeking sinpioymsnt
lbIs Is . rare opportunity. II y leEdtImsisiy
eopducted business. duly authorized By the Gov
crpmssf and open o. the most eaFefal scruiiny
Try IT. AddTrs HILL, PORTER & Co.
sagJd Dey STREET, ~ T.
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RICuLANp TOWNSHIP.

All Wool Empress Cloths
All colors, just received by J. II
Smith Il Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-06

HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 5.
The Rev. Joel Halves, D. D., for nearly fifty
years pastor of the First Congregational Church
Of this city, died in Gilead, in this State, this
forenoon, OF congestion of the lungs. He had
been suffering from severe cold for several
days, but on Saturday went to Gilead to sup
ply the pulpit in the Congregat onal Church.
He preached there all day Sunday without
seeming to feel any i'll effects from his cold,
but on Sunday evening he had quite severe
attack OF hemorrhage which terminated in con-
gestion Of the lungs. His mind was clear to
the last but be had much difficulty in speak
ing. few hours previous TO his death, in re-
ply to remark that he was almost home, the
Doctor said, oh. yes, am so thankful that
the great work OF preparation has not been
put off until now HIS wife was present at
his bedside when he died. Doctor Halves was
the oldest pastor in the State. He was univer-
sally respected and beloved by all, and his loss
viii be much regretted by all who knew him.
lie was in his 18th year. His remains will be
brought TO this city tomorrow, and the funeral
will probably take place from the Church over
which he has SO long presided. t..-, 4s.z p
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New York Market.

o.....t.o..i.. new YORK, june s.
27a q CSC. tii'n 7T17T - >.
riour-dull, heavy and 20 a SOC lower; sales 400
bbls; State at w q IL 75 round hoop Ohio at II 80
"a u 75 Western at 100 "a II IS; Southern at II 90
10 90; California lower; sales 200 bbls and sacks
at Y so a II go. MA .s.-,f, .lti-1f
Wheat.rery dull and nominally lower; sales 200
bush. Chicago Spring No. at 2 20; Milwaukee No.
2 at 2 80. 7lt. u i-li.- e''l'' -
Corn-heayy and q &c lower; sales &C, 900 bush. !;
new Mixed Western at IL a Is and l5 a 1 II for
retail lots; old do. p a 26a delivered. 80
Oats-withOut decided change; sales Sc, 900 bush
Beef-frm; sales 245 bbls..
Pork-heavy and lower; sales 1850 bbls.; new mess
% IS a % co. closing at % 80. -
Lard-,heavy; sales $50 bbls. at l24 g 1871 q 1sac.
iWhskev-qulet. - - -
Rice-iarm.
susar-sready; sales 500 hhds. Muscoy ado at II
"a 11ac. .tf-1 ~.
Coffee STEADY; sales 1000 bags Rio on private
terms. ~ ~ 80 f
MOlasses-hrm.
, Naval storesaheavy; Spirits Turpentlne 90 q 61c;
R0sin at 90 q 8 90. -
&c. - q y - 1-esF
Wool-unchanged.
Freights to Liverpool-1rm; Grain, Peas Il per sail
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In Hnb ridge Market.

Receipts-CattIc, 2G4: Sheep and Lambs, S55;
Horses, none; Swine, 1000; Calves, none. ,lr
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra, Sl5 90 a 10 so; first
quality $400 q IA 80; second quality, S13 W q Is 90;
third quality, $l2 on a 10 90. -
Prices of Store CattIe-Working Oxen, " pair, $780,
$500, $3.50 a 1925. '.-.eg
Mich Cows and Calves from $50, $G5, $50, 500 a
$t25 '' "
Yearlings $40 g 80; two years old $40 q 80; three
years old $50 "a rs.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 90, "a 80 q
IS so each; extra Sc 90 "a 50 co. or from q &c " b.
Spring Lambs So 90 q 50 90. p.
Veal Calves 70 a $40. gfTE eHfEfi
Hides % "a 10c. ITaliow a TIC y ID.
Lamb Skins soc each., Calf Skins 20 a 25c y fb.
Sheared Sheep Skins 25c each. ., .---r . .-.s,
N. b.. Beet-Extra and first quality includes moth
ing but the best large, fat, sta-fed Oxen; second
quality includes the best grass-fed Oxen the best
stal-fed Cows, and tho best three year old Steers;
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out of the lot. -ft
Remarks-This week g receipts of Cattle from the
90 head sold White River junction by butch
and Western dealers, who anticipated the droyeI
and offered them their prices, expecting quito spec
ulation The high prices asked could not be realized
10 the extent expected. We quote price 81 ~ cwt.
higher; some instances they were even higher This
market is, at the present time, governed by the
Der OF Western Cattle. Some very good Cattle, with
a supply of poorer grades. -, .,,..e.f ..tE.l
Sheer and Individuality of Sheep and Lambs
equal to last week. Receipts some so head
more. Prices remain unchanged. But few sales Of
Sheep and Lambs can be expected, as the number
were light and nearly half were sold on commission.
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s. New YORK, June g.
Havana advices of the LIST inst. state that one
OF Maxrnilians war vessels has arrived there
with prize captured off the ceastof Yucatan,
AS the prize can only be sold in port held BY
the captors, IL Is unknown what course will be
pursued by the HAVANA authorities y II
a partial reconciliation of the difference be-
tween General Mangans and Mr. Hoffman, the
consular agent OF Juarez, has been effected
The idea that the U. S. Government will in
teriere IN the case of the bark Ocean Home is
rldlculed in official circles. The vessel is adj
vertised to be sold. The minimum price is fix
ed a. $4,000. =fl.-->F = -
The Bishop of Havana is about to send to
the Pope $4,000, raised by contributions to re-
pair the seminary, The repairing will be post
poned. f 10
The Cuban sugar crop is expected to fall
short 10 per cent. -
A letter from Havana dated May 10Th, SAYS
royal order has been received valuing slaves
at S4O0 or less, which is about the expense OF
Chinese coolies for eight years. This is looked
upon as decided step towards The abolition OF
slavery. q -.l ut g52eItA
The laying Of the cable to Key West is soon
to be commenced, and will probably be finish
ed during June. ..r.-r fTtH =