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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCI1OOL RoOhSs
A FULL supply of School, Blank and Memo
II randum Books, Copy Books; Bill and Legal
Cap Papers, always on hand at
jsl3 BEAL's BOOK d VARIETY STORE
CORN MEAL, CORN MEAL.
CEvERAL mills but no competition when the
june27 JOSHUA BEAL
WINES AND LIQUORS.
TT WILL be to your advantage to consult with
i A. JACKSON, before purchasing elsewhere
FLOUR, FLOUR.
on apr27 JOSHUA BEAL
OATS, OATS, OATS.
| TUSr stored 200 bushels very tine-wi make
| j horse fat to look at them--price low--ecohs
| onomy great-pa tent right secured-for further
pj iunez7 50 ~ JOSHUA BEAL
FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR.
i INCUR of any grade can be purchased at A.
| IL JACKSON'S. lie has ON hand 10 less than
| a house full OF it, and will warrant every barrel
| to be sweet and sound Planters, dealers and
bakers are respectfully invited to give ANDREW
| JACKSON catl junel5
LARD, LARD, LARD.
1 FEW TIERCES of choice Lard, to dealers,
| II can be had at Thirteen Cents, if called for
Immediately. ljuDe4J A. JACKSON
HAMS, HAMS, HAMS.
TN STORE and for sale, low, choice lot Of Can.
| i vased Hams, none better in the market.
june4 A. JACKSON
MESS PORK, MESS PORK.
TIME CELEBRATED BRAND, Henry Ames,"
| i over 200 pounds per barrel, warranted. For
sale low by [iune4i A. JACKSON
CLEAR SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
Onna POUNDS Clear Sides; $500 Smoked
CUUU Shoulders. For sale very low at
aprlS A. JACKSON'S
CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE.
A FEW more boxes French Chocolate left,
II be had below New York or any other market
prices. Call quick you will be everlastingly too
late. [apr6l A. JACKSON
SUGAR, SUGAR, SUGAR.
A NO. article of New Sugar, by the barrel or
n hogshead, can be had at the lowest rates, at
JAMS A. JACKsON'S
SMOKED BEEF TONGUES.
lust RECEIVED, one box of fine large Beef
d Tongues. (marl2I JOSHUA BEAL
TOBACCO, TOBACCO.
IDLANTERs and Dealers can be supplied with
the above article at New Orleans prices, for
cash, at (may2I A. JACKSONS
WHISKY, WHISKY.
DEALERs supplied with Western Whiskey at
~ reasonable terms at
may2 A. JACksON's
BRANDY, BRANDY.
] lat
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LINSEED OH

DAW and Boiled, by the barrel or at retail, t
III suit purchasers, at
f. M. BROOKS
may2 Drug Store.
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ATTENTION, FAMILIES!

ATTENTION, FAMILIES!
DECEIVED per Olive Branch-3 tierces finest
III Sugar Hams. Give us a call and them
y trial. may2I A. JACKSON
BACON SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
A FINE lot now In store
n may9 JOSHUA BEAL
ATTENTION, YOUNG AMERICA!
LNSHINd Lines, Fishing Floats and Fishing
IL Hooks-alI Sizes For sale very cheap at
mario BEAL'o BOOK Il VARIETY STOKE
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO.

DLANTERS and Dealers can be supplied with
i the above article at New Orleans prices, for
cash, at (may2) A. JACkSoN's
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BLACKING, JLACKING.
NTAsON's CHALLENGE, three sizes, in large
lHl quantities al
iune2O BROOKS DRUG STORE.
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HAIR BRUSHES

TNOOTH BRUSHES, Nail Brushes, Lathei
i Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Paint Brushes, oziel
Brushes, &c, ut
june1 BROOKS DRUG STOKE
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NOR LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS, go to
r. G. D. WADDILL'S,
teba Main street, near Third
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CORN MEAL, CORN MEAL.
CEVERAL mills but no competition when the
y best is required every body sends to
iune27 JOSHUA BEAL
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A GOOD, useful and cheap article at
n jel3 BEAL'S BOOK d VARIETY STORE
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PIERE,S DENTIFRICE
WHITE LEAD.

OK difereDt qualities in kegs of 25 lbs, 80 IDS
- and 100 lbs, and by the can, at prices to suit
purchasers at +. M. BROOKS
may2 Drug store.
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SELLING OFF BARGAINS.

I AIDES, MISSES and CHILDREN's
ia sHOEs-75o pairs just received and
to be sold at $3.50 per pair, at
may23 l.. ROSENFIELD'S
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A FULL supply of School, Blank and Memo
n randum Books, Copy Books; Bill and Legal.
Cap Papers, always on hand at
isl3 BEAL'S BOOK d VARIETY STORE
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GREEN SHOULDER

Ol0n POUNDS well cured green shoulder
CNJOU will keep six months. Just store
aud for sale by [june29l JOSHUA BEAL
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TRUSSES! TRUSSES!!
IVORY, WOOD and LEATHER PAD TRUSSEs,
i Movable and Stationery Pads at
maylG BROOKS DRUG STORE.
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BARRY,S TRICOPHEROUS
FRESH GROUND FLOUR.

A FULL supply just received at
~ iel3 BHAL'S BOOK Il VARIETY STO
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CARPENTERS, LEAD PENCILS.
A SUPPLY >. Of good Lead Pencils just received
july2 BEALS BOOK d VARIETY STORE
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MESS PORK, MESS PORK.
HNHE CELEBRATED BRAND, Henry Ames,"
l. over 200 pounds per barrel, warranted. For
sale low by iune4 A. JACKSON
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

A GREAT variety of Fresh Garden Seeds. just
"A received and for sale by N. WAX,
jan15 New Brick Store, near the Courthouse.
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AXES AND NAILS.
India Rubber Pencil Heads.

NOU CAN be suited in quantity and quality q
Il apr1S A. JACksoN's
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HAMS, HAMS, HAMS.
TN STORE and for sale, low, q choice lot of Can
i vased Hams, none better in the market.
Tuned A. JACKSON
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DRIED APPLES

DRIED APPLES.
| LNAMILIES using Dried Fruits can secure an
l. extra quality of sun Cured (Dried) Apples of
juue20 JOSHUA BEAL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-13

The Chicago Tribune, speaking oil the
strike in that city, says: The grand
cost, then, to the workingmen, TO the
employers-to Ci ieago-of the huge
demonstration on the first of May OF the
advocates of the eight-hour system is
the truly magnificent sum of over one
hundred thousand dollars; and the plots,
since the demonstration, have cost not
less than one hundred thousand dollars
par day, and probably more.
A baby elephant, attached to circus,
he came frightened near Phoenix, X. l.,
on Friday, broke away from liis keeper
aud ran into the principal street. lie
II ade raid upon fruit-store, went
into n saloon and emptied its contents
upon the landlord and customers, and
was proceeding TO demolish grocery
when he was secured by his keeper.
A daughter of Sheriff Dissssway, Of
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, aged about
ten years, few weeks since, while at
school. complained Of pain in her eyes
and asked permission to 80 home. Hell
reqnest was granted, but before she
reached her home, which is only about
five hundred yards from the school, she
became totally blind. Up to this time
all efforts to restore her sight have
proved failure.
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Piitsburg Oil Trade.

PITTSBURG, May III, 1901.
Business. so far as relates to oil, vas
dull. Buyers we're disposed to wait for
lower prices. How long they will have
to wait time only will determine. The
river to Oil City remains in good navi,
gable order, with fair amount OF OIL
arriving. Since our last report, lO,llO
barrels have been received. The only
sale reported was 400 barrels bulk OF As
gravity ut 6fc, being decrease from
Yesterdays transactions. The supply
of oil i'm the market is sufficient for
present purposes.
REFINED OIL.-rhe market was dull.
The sales of bonded reported for future
delivery. amount to 5000 barrels, at a
slight decline in prices. We note as fol-
lows: 500 bbls bonded, prime light straw
to white. this months delivery, Phila-
delphia, DC; sales 1000 barrels bonded,
Philadelphia, prime light straw to
wiite, 26lc; sales 500 barrels prime light
straw to white, July, Philadelphia, VIC;
sales 800 barrels standard white, June,
215c; and 500 barrels do. July, 2to.
The following were the nominal rates
for free oil, viz: Prime light straw to
white, :}Sa39c; standard white do, Aba
Ale.
LuBRICATING OLIVE note sales as
follows: 40 barrels sperm. 81 10; CD bar
rels Engine, Csc; 80 barrels 3d." Csc. ~
barrels &C." 45c; IS barrels 3D." 35c, p
barrels Of" 25c. We also note sales OF
e barrels chemical Linseed-a new ar
ticle-at 9Oc per gallon.
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'!s;|sijHS|al6!a 4 Nights Dispatches
GnABt THE CABLE
tnv Telegraph to the ResA''er'l

LONDON. May 1a.-The treaty when
was signed Yesterday BY the members
of ,he peace Congress, has been ratified
NV their respective Governments. BY
tho terms of the settlement, Fortress
Luxembourg is to he evacuated by the
Prussians within a month after the date
of the treaty.
BERLIN, May l2.-The French Cabi'
net has made satisfactory explanations
to Prussia in regard to the recent war
like preparations in France.
New YORK, May l2.-Cable dispatches
to the Herald, dated the 10th, say
Notwithstanding the satisfactory soiu'
ton of the Luxemburg question by
treaty, fears are entertained and Sener'
ally expressed that the war has been
merely postponed by the work of the
diplomatists, and warlikc preparations
are still actively carried on in France,
Germany, Prussia, and Greece.
IL il said that before the close OF the
neace congress a proposal will be adj
dressed by England to all the powers IN
clined to beliigerent action, IN which
Queen Victoria will recommend and
urge general disarming. Should tins
be entertained another congress VIII
probably he assembled in London to Sc
cnre its formal adoption and uniform
execution by all the great 20 Sers, hui
i. ia thought that this proposition Will
not lie successful in securing the MAIN
tenance of peace.
The fourth military CONSUMPTION dur
ing the year has been put in force. In
Greece BY which the Greek army has
been increased to 600 men. The con-
dition of the Navy also engages serious
consideration. The Greek Government
have made large enrolment of sea
men.
4 telegram from Berlin announces
the death of Governor Wright, on the
nth inst, of dropsy. IIerallied a short
time previOns to his death, and it was
thought he would recover, bnt com
menced to sink rapidly on the night OF
the 10th, and expired next morning at
& o'clock.
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, l,.ssls Msrkss.
RAIrrxoRE. May 9. 1867


BEEF CArrLE.-The offerings at the
scales during the past week amounte co
to 9O1 head, against 633 last Week. VI
the number offered, 335 head came rom
Ohio. 1871 from Chicago, and ~ nom
West yirpiuis, over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad; Dos from Pennsylvania
and 15O from Pittsburg, over the North
srn Central railroad; and So from Mary.
land on foot. Of the receipts l92 bead
we're not offered on sale, but shipped TO
New York; 100 head sold to Washington
butchers, 10 to 90 to Richmond, Va, 8
to Ellicott City, 20 head to government
agent, and the balance taken by Balti-
more butchers. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Old cows and scalawags at
As 7sa7; fair cows Sc O0a9 90; common
cattle IS 75a9 25; good 50 so, and prime
% IS per 100 lbs. We think the market
this week il shade higher than last. :,
sHEEr.-supply light this week, and
demand good. Sales of fat clipped
sheep at 7asic per lb gross. Lambs
brou ght o. 5Oa5 90 per head.
Hoas.-Supply fully equal to the de-
lnand; sales at $40 OOa10 IS per 100 lbs
NET
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Dru,rture Of JcH. Davis.

FORTRESS MONROE, May IA busy
scene presented itself ut Carroll Hall to-
,tay, preparations being made Ivy Mr..
Davis AMI his family for departure at Z
o'clock. General Burton arrived at Car
roll Hall. and found Mr.. Davis ready to
accompany him. the leave taking ex-
..-ptsd by him and his family with their
friends in the fort. General Burton
walked on one side Of Mr.. Davis and Mr..
Cooper. his physician, on the other;
Robert Ould and the brother of Mr.. Da-
Wis, who arrived last evening from
picksbnrg, escorted Mrs. Davis, and
they were followed by several friends,
A large crowd gathered on the wharf
around the steamer at the landing to
witness the departure of Mr.. Davis. He
converted with his friends cheerfnlly
aboard the steamer John Sylvester. He
looks much better than when impris-
"ued. though very pale. United States
MaTshals Underwood and Duncan ac-
company him 10 Richmond.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May III.
FLOUR -Unchanged and quiet but
held firm.
WHEAT-Unchangcd, quiet and
prices firm.
CORN-Unsettled and prices nomi-
nal with no demand; mixed could have
been bought at "a in bulk, and in sacks
at | o.. '.A
OATS-Unchanged and firm at ?2a
73t.
RYE 6s.
BARLEY-Nothing done.
WHISKEY-Scarce and firm at q in
bond.
COTTON-Firmer; holders ask high
or prices; middling held at p.
MESS PORK-Dull at % 50; sales of
200 barrels ut this rate.
BULK MEATS-Firm; = for shoulders
and 10 for sides. -rt.N
BACON-Limited demand; sias for
shoulders; llial2 for clear sides; hams
in moderate demand at l2tal3I for
plain aud l5al5i for sugar cured.
LARD-ic higher; sales Of 600 tierees
at l2i, closing dull.
GROCERIES-Unchanged and dull.
BUTTER-Dull at 26a2s for fresh
made yellow. ass 10
EGGS-15.
GOLD-Closed dull at 135! buying
and l:s6 selling.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par bnying,
and lilo premium selling.
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.Mr. DAVE nj Rieh..ssS.

RICHMOND, May. l2.-Mr. Davis re-
manned at the Spottswood hotel all day,
and was called upon by large num-
her Of citizens. There is no guard over
him. Several bouquets were sent him.
The following is understood to he the
programme in Conrt tomorrow. The
prisoner will he produced hy General
Burton aud the Judge will discharge
him. lie will immediately be rearrest-
ed on a bench warrant TO answer the
indictment found against him by the
grand jury at Norfolk. Mr.. O'Conuer,
his eonacil, has stated to his friends
that he willinsist on an immediate trial.
Another Of his counsel states that if a
trial is not granted the motion for bail
will De insisted upon.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
9sO51- "A
@ Nv Y.,k Market.
Nry YORK, May l

New YORK. May III.
COTTON-Active, fully l cent higher;
I96. 900 bales at % for middling upianos.
FLOUR-Receipts 1850 bbls; ma. sso
SAGE better, but less active; saIes 49,
Mis- a. n l5aI2 Is for snPerfine state;
10 eoa1a IN for extra do; IL bOaIo 20 Ior
aho;ca d.. IL 9OaI4 IS for shipping
mod ,nond. s~ira ronnd hoop o; IA 95af6 10
sor a traae brands, market closing quiet;
Ta,;fornia shade firmer and quiet,
s"ies $50 bbls. and sacks at Ia 00al7 5O;
I've fionr firmer, sales 400 bbls. at 3 5Oa
go.
WHISKY-Firm, sales POO bbls for
western SIC. Ak "a y
WHEAT-Receipts more active, mar
ket 1a2c better; for spring, sales 4l0,OOO
bushels at 2 s2a2 s5a2 90 for Milwaukee;
, IS for No. 2 Chicago; 2 81 for rejected
spring; 3 50 forwhite California.
RYE-Firm, sales 4,500 bushels wes-
tern at 1 7Oa1 70.
BARLEY--WithOut decided change.
MALT-Nominal.
CORN.-Receipts 63,573 bushels; mar,
ket heavy and 1a2c lower; sales OF 56,OOO
bushels at 1 33a1 "a for old rixed west
rrn. delivered, / 81 for prime Southern
yellow afloat, 1sal 26 for new mixed
western, chiefly l 2Oal "a.
OATS-Receipts $50 bushels; market
ouist and firm; sales of Al 900 bushels
Mt Sass for western, and Wa9l foi
State.
RICE-Dull at 1O!a1lc for Carolina
COFFEE--Dull.
SCGAR-Fairly active; sales oil l~
horsheads at 1O4a1l for Cuba.
Enthusiastically: sales OF fb' bbi'
Cuba at 5Oa54.
PETROLEUM-Qniet at III for Grade
and 25 for refined in hond.
HOPS-Quiet.
LEATHER-Sole quiet at 3Osa3l. iol
Buenos Ayres, light weights, lota'| 10,
middle do, 30la::i for heavy 90, ahc
29a3O for California light, middle and
heavy weights.
WOOI-Finc grades firm; common
dull and scarcely 80 firm; sales OF 10,
600 bbls at 65aaO for domestic fleece
4Oa5o for pulled, and 27a3' for Cai'for
mia.
PORK-Firm ard in fair demand
sales of 1900 bbls. at % 5Oa23 - fol
new mess, closing at % ~ cash; ole
mess 10 OOal9 u for prime, and ~ "
TO- prime mess; also ,Soo Dds: new
mess at % 15a23 90; sellers for ~ ant
50 days. 49,,
BEEF-Firm: sales Of 500 bbls. ~
previous prices. =.
BEEF HAMS-Qniet: sales Of IL
bbls. at 4Ua44.
BACON-Qniet aud steady.
CIT MEATS--Steady; sales of IN
nackapes at a2alO for shoulders, an'
i2Ial4t for hams. .,,,
LARD-Firm; sales oi 1850 hhls. Al
l2Jal3S for new.
BUTTER-Quiet at llali.
CHEESE-Firm at l2al?.
LATEST MARKETs-3 T. VI.
FLOUR-Closed quiet and nominally
unchanged; high grades Very dull; me
dunn aud lower grades very firmly
held.
WHEAT-la2c better for spring, ant
quiet and unchanged for winter; No.
spring 75a2 At: No. IL 93a3 10.
RYE-Qniet at 10al - for western
BARLEY-Nominal.
OATS-Quict; sales ut s7a-S for west
ern.
! CORN-Dnli and lower; sales OF new
mixed western at | lsal ~.
PORk-A shade easier; sales OF lou'
hills new mess at % 10 cash, closing a
! % l2i cash bid. and ~ Ii asked; % -
bid regular way.
| BEEF-Steady.
! (Jrr NEATS-Ouipt and without up
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New York Items.

New YoHI. May IL. The steamers
City of Paris. Fulton, Denmark, Teu-
tonia and Columbia sailed for Europe
to-day.
Senator Doolittle and c. ID. M'Collins
were passengers on the first named
vessel.
The Caledonia, from Glasgow, arrived
to-day.
The entire police force has been or
dered on duty Tomorrow in antigua
lion of riot. Such an event is hardly
probable.
YIN. +. Dodge has given $4,000 to
Williams college rs % presidential fund.
RX-C0nfetlerate General Joe tombstone
has . heavy loser 10y the Parkman de-
lalcatien in Selma, Alabama, National
Bank,
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Wonderful but True.

Madame REMINGTON, the worldrenownc'
Astrologst and Somnambulistic Clarvoyar,
while in clairvoyant state, delineates the veJ
features of the person You arc to marry, and >
the aid of an instrument Of intense power, know
az the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce
perfect and lifclike picture Of the future b's
band or wife Of the applicant with date of mr
riage, occupation, leading traits of charactr
&c. This is no imposition, "a testimonials win
ont number can assert. BY stating place q
birth, age, disposition. color of eyes and hIf
and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped envels5t
addressed to yourself, you will receive the 10
ture by return mail, together with desired inIf
nation.
Address in confidence. MADAME CENTRUM
REMINGTON, 20. Rox ao7, WEST Troy, n. Y. 4
marble sl&w
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New York stsck Market.

NEW ioRh, May IL, icof.
$50 p. M.-American Gold 13sal354.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 22fa
@; Canton, 43a43.; Boston water power,
29ta29l; Cumberland certificates, 3lsa
3ls; Quicksilver, 2sia2as; Mariposa,
107alOs; do. preferred, 1l9isl20; West
ern Union Telegraph, 45i; Pacific Mail,
l20al20lal20s; Atlantic, 96ta97; New
York Central, ga; Erie. 62fa62i; Hud-
son, 9sfa99; Reading, l03sal0Ss; Mich
igan Central, lOsa109; Michigan South
ern, 67ta67s; Illinois Central, ll4all4i;
Pittsburg, 12a72i; Toledo, ll2fall3;
Rock Island, SSias9; Northwestern 63t
a63s; do. preferred, 59sa59s; Fort Wayne
96la96;.
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BY STEAMER.
Interesting and Important News.

New YORK. May l2.-The steamers
Harmonic and New York, from South
a,npton, LIST. have arrived.
The Irish land tenure bill was dis
cuss.,i ut length in the British Com
mons.
Mr. Gregory moved an amendment
declaring that no bill of the kind could
be acceptable which did not provide
for The adoption of system oi taxa
ton III ireland.
Warm gratitude is expressed III IL
French note TO Queen Victoria, whose
prcsent intervention would prevent the
great calamity of war. Ii would tend
| to draw close the bonds OF amlty he
| tween the two countries.
The Qneen OF Spain sold almost all
her Jewels in London. a single dia-
mond. it il said, brought $4,000 pounds
sterling.
It is reported. but denied, that France
continues to prepare for warand troops
were arranged SO as to he ready almost
Immediately: but opinions generally
favored peace.
The King of Prussia and Bismarck
are expected to visit Paris after the
close of the Prussan Chambers.
The King. in his speech at the open
ing of the House, said they met to ratify
national unity. The German confed-
Grafton only includes States OF North
Germany, but q common interest Twill
unite them with the Southern Ger man
States.
The vivid consciousness of the South
German Governments and danger of
German dissensiunS and the necessity
to form National Union, which con-
stantly finds more decided expression
throughout the the whole of Germany,
will assist in the speedy solution of that
important task-the united strength OF
the nation will be entitled and be COM
petent to guarantee to Germany bless
inps of peace and the effectual prOtcc-
ton of her rights and interests. With
this assurance my Government will de-
vote itself to averting any interruption
tn European peace by every means COM
patible with the honor and interest of
the fatherland of the German people,
however strong in unity will he called
calmly to face the vicissitndes of the
future.
The speech was frequently applauded
AMI the King was londly cheered.
Omar Pasha's army, and the forces of
another Turkish General, were moving
to surround the insurgents in Gambia.
Duke Grammant, the French Minister
at Vienna, stated to Baron Buest that
France gives up all idea Of territorial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
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A.. IN biscuits
Say to each person. The crew Of the
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Drew of the schooner Cornelia also
came in this morning.
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Chjesxs Market.

CHICAGO, May III.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
dull and nominal at 2 9Oa2 aOa2 az.
Corn dull at 90. Oats dull at 81. Rye
firm at 1 54al IS. Barley dull and un,
changed Pork dull 22,a22i. Lard duli
at l23al2f for shoulders. Whisky held
at % i'm bOnd.
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ss'h JUDGE ssi'i underwood Dsx,s
saws if he is 1otr it will be- through the
at 8MMiM bbd& rANfg6 rosg$yF
and that the Court is ready and MI.
gM0 VIII R&AH. 1t il asserted tnat
the Government does not desire Tue
trial, but wishes Mr.. Davis to De re-
rssSSas&lGMTSf detention 4. thrown ,y;3, on On
s1t. !ss & bs!sI sES:s !s
ss.sssst T"dasasst, ttsanthe Govern
mani counsel, protesting not to be ready
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smrorwFshrahoOill not permit any
3nbIic demonstration OIL the arrival OF
IL Data i'm tiehmendi2ni'
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Rran HnGala

BUFFALO, May IA portion OF the
bay 10 sttt blocked with ice. Several
vessels are ice-bcund outside, and
crews suffering for want Of provisions.
The crew of the bark Werralites came in