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1ltis believed that Mr.. John Young. who
died IN Blair, Pa, few days since, was pois j.
oned by members OF has own family. Infor =
nation was made before Justice Leet last
week against Mrs. Eliza Young. widow Of the
deceased, and her daughter, a young lady, for
administering arsenic on the 23d Of March, and
thereby causing the death.
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AMERICANS IN PARIs.-A large number OF
Americans were In Paris during the first wee X
Of April. Among them were Mrs. ]. J. Tomp-
kins and Miss Tompkins. Of Baltimore, and
Mrs. N. S. Dodge, Miss Mary Dodge ana Mrs
Schliecker, of Washing gton.
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TELEGRAMS. &C,

In view OF the proposed ceremonies at Elm
wood, Tennessee, to-day, BY ladies decorating
the graves Of the Confederate dead. Captain
q. A. M Estes, 25th infantry, commanding the
post has addressed a letter 10 Mayor Lafiland,
in which he says, "it becomes my duty,a as the
llitary repr, sent ntative OF the Government, 70
see that stop is put without delay to sucn
prOce edings In conclusion, he desires
The Mayor 10 prohibit any procession,
speeches. or public demonstrations, in order
TO prevent military interference. and 10 con-
fine The arrangements 10 simple acts ofmourn-
ing for deceased relatives in the customary
manner.
The work on the Roman erevasse, in Louis
lana, has been ordered TO be suspended for
want offunds. The effort Of the planters to
raise funds, which were mentioned yesterday,
Is over miIlen of dollars. General Mower,
the bur ca commissioners, is furnishing ra
tions as far as possible to the destitute Of tn
overfowed sections.
dispatch from General Su'ly dated FoS
Sedgwick, April l, states that he has had a
satisfactory council with the Ogailala and
Brule bands of Sioux Indians, 100 IN umber,
and representing ie0 lodges, and located them
in the country between the Platte and Smoky
Hill rivers. and longitude OF Lodges Pole and
Plumb creek.
A sergeant and four men, belonging to the
10th regiment, on patrol duty 1t Ottawa, &.
W., were attacked Wednesday morning by
citizens armed with stones and bludgeons, an d
brutally beaten about the head and face. One
mans skull was completely laid open. No
arrests were made.
Government commissioners yesterday &C.
cepted the seventh section OF thirty miles OF
thirty miles of the Pacific railroad, Kansas
branch. This brings the road to Saline, fifty
miles west of Fort Riley, to which point
freight and passenger trains will run on May
first.
The Virginia House of Delegates passed a
bill yesterday directing the Board OF Public
Works, TO sell the remaining interest OF the
State in railroads, amounting to about six mil
lions OF dollars, and the purchase money to be
paid in State bonds at par.
The Moniteur, of Paris, OF yesterday, has an
editorial charging Prussia with negIecting 70
carry ont the stipulations Of the treaty of
Prague in regard to Schleswig.
The official census returns OF the Sand vic b
Islands for 1866 is 62,959, showing a ecrease
in population in six years OF 5000.
There was a large Republican meeting held
in Raleigh, N. g., Tuesday night. There were
1000 or 5000 colored people present.
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MARYLAND COAL TRADR-During the Dre-
sent season, far. 27,C0J tons of coal have been
shipped over the Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
Up 20 this time last year no shipments had
teen made by the canal. The quantity of coal
transported over the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road last week reached 5,025 TONS
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LOCAL NEWS.
THE ODD FELLOWS THANKSGIVING DAY

Celebration by the Fraternity in the Dis.
tFict.
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DANCING.

DkOFS. kkEIb'
Il GRAND ANNUAL -
MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION, IL
AT THEIR ACADEMY IN
Penn's avenue, OPP. Metropolitan Hotel, Nv y
On TUESDAY, (MAY EvEJ APRIL BOTH,
FROM the success of our fsrmer May Balls we
think further comment unnecessary, hoping to
meet With the same result this year
Cards OF admission, TWO DOLLARS. Gan be
had ef the pupils, all the principal stores and at
Our Glasses are still open, and Will continue
during the summer-same days ard hours.
The Hall car be rented fer meetings, 10.
For further Information apply during the ho urs
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LADIES LIST.

Q Hays MA Mrs NssbitHaryMrs
bel hOoa Mary Mrs Oebripg una
aa Haye es MARY Il Priss Hester
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IiA hsSks Elizabeth POndex . Corafc
hrs II uonsil A MRS Pollard nary MS
herbert Jennie Parker VirgA
kin w Mrs
horard kaIs hIBPsrry Rose
dTs Hunter \ Mrs PrAter Mrs
K y Mrs QuinnBI tdgtM Mrs.
. H-rding "A Mrs hoaohe Amy
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10 hsppeTton MARY kesms Brid'tMr m
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mrs kobertsoR Oath
Alice Roberts Ana Mrs
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MAJ onnson n Mrs Ryan Bridget
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mrs Ann MRS kolline SarhArs
i ZtsJ ohnsop Matte Spur Alex Mrs
isa johnson Maggie smith Asnis
Mrsy Johnson 3 Mrs Smith Maria
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nnieJ ohussn mrs Smith Patsy Mr..
bite King Mary Mrs Smith Martha J
MIsKiDg h Mrs SAMSON Annie r
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Mrskennedy EMrs Stinser Dolly
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lrs Kenneacy VIM sullivan Maria
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MrsLake Eliza Mrs steuart Maryo
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Lewis Jane Turner Elvira'c)
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Mahen Geo Mrs TyrrellMa'yMr n rs
Q a Marslron Annie TabsrM IA Mrs
1rs Marssnat DolliefAylor Barah
ArsMiller h A Mrs. Thompson Mrs
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ArsM arlan A Mrs Van name Abeey
MrsMinor GA Mrs Weem John w
Mrs "A sckslK ateMrs Mrs2
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Mrs Murphy II T webb CAMILLE II
AInroe Martha Wells Inms r
Mrs Mrs Wells Eugenia
Miller Reb aArsW hits Elizabeth
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Wells NJ J Mrs
ale Helen Mrs Weod Sallie L.
hrsMsrdre n MariAc) Wright Nartie r
o (clMerritI Mary Wood Il
il'o Jsns(eD Wilson julia (c)
ellie eMiIlsfiMry Mrs Warren Lucy
Mrs Murry Mrs Watson Jennie
Mrs Merton Mary Mrs2
rs Ars(cl Wiesner y Mrs
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sne Carrie Mrs WhilpIey Emma
70 l. Mclean Fannie Weston Wellie
- Mrs waters dary L
Mrs Mackey Al Whitnsy Cath
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rgt MoOormme TfllyW Woed ward Ada.
larry NJ Allaster Brdr ladeL l.
Mcksller 3 Mrs Young Barbara
MrsNsIsn Mamie Mrs
hrs. Ne.man Luye- Zernacky Miss
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvanfs avenue, near Willards' Hotel.


THIS Frid'''t 'tTNEp1ETs tEyfSIEs. APRIL as.
and Last A'SSfssr:Jre; r. J. W but W%ffack, az e
gca.i;sH: q the latest and greatest wsiisefisn
DANGEROUS eAkE.
BsroH ps Villspreux, Mayor
Tomorrow nisshs, IN, W. .ftREsScr. ftRssecisn'' Of
On n'nsHS Gsss ssif6tnh IGGpLIa Let WESTERN.
WALLIS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
GOES. PURDY CONvERSE's
MIHsTRELs.
This choice Combination OF Artists will appear
On MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 22D,
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
MATINIE on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
APTERNOOH, In their chsste and elegant Sol
rees, introducing New
SONGS,
BALLADS,
QUABTETTEs,
SOLO ACTS.
BURLEsQUE OPERAS,
FARCRe, &c
Admission so cents
gallery 20 -
f1s1 RssssIsS pSnss AT, IS cent. eIfr.
Bex Ofsce open from 10 .. m. until 4p. m.
Doors open at ]. Performance to CO mms nee ct
O'Clock precisely.
For particulars see Programme. 26.2t-
METZEkOTT HALL.
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
FIyB u G 3 n MORE,
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 20,
EyERY NIGHT THIS WEEK EXCEPT WE'D
NESDAY.
ELLINGER & FOOTE'S COMBINATIOE.
oon Miss ELLA EEsrELLS. 'nAhh'
THE THREE SMALLEST PEOPLE In THE
W0kLD.
THREE GRAND MATINEEs.
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, AND oATURDAY
AFTERNOONS.
Doors open at o'clock; Commence at 8 clock
Admission, 80 cents. Reserved Seats, 81 cents
To Matisees. 80 cents. Children, Is cents.
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Arnold sallie
AEderso. has bel
al ANS Martha
Ae AIMS Annie !
Alien X IA MIS-
Applsr eablniA l
Anderson Mahrsl
Allen q
bangs J 80 8 MIsl
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Bueke A ID Mrs
Brown Anne Mrsl
Brown Jenale |
Brown h AteMrs
bArns AIaasdlA ]
Brown kRRA v
Brick Gate ]
BIowA a A ]
Make kliza Mrs
Ball Mary a "A re-
BROCK u artha Z
Brown Mrs
Brand " mfMrsl
blsud d airy
Baker kAis MIS-,
Burtis hAr mt
Barnard LA Mrs
b1ndickCpPMrs
BrsRshtoDL Lizzie
BssslOve Bii2a
BuTTttt GeaMrs
Bullier hate
Brennan Jennie
BalleRger Lotte
BoversMaIlMIs
BuckinghsmM' y
Baldwin MFMrs
GlsrkW ala INIs
Clark q r Mrs
Clear JohslEa
Crawford Miss
Condor . A Mrs
Carter Ann Mrs
Garter Wn Hrs
OampbellLouisa
Cameron RANTS
Cbapevell Bose
Mrs
CoRRsr Hannah
Corsoran NJ
Garter kodaMrs
Curtis Aollie
Garter Hose
'CoBnor Martha
Duon Felix
Dean 81
Dalton EllenRA a
Davis Ida Mrs
Donovan AyArs
Dunbar Belle
DeLeon b l. Mri
Den ntsJIekMrs
DorssyP ollyMrs
Elliott Maria
EarhsrtCeAMrs
Elliott Mary
Evans n 'yAMrs
Earl Nellie
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Frenehsus nMrs
French J ennis
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Foster Ellen { o.
Frenkler Wilo
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9rayHsrrietMrr
Groom a MIS-
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GAtewood Fan e
Graham h ate l.
Grimm Mary J
Gibson = N Mrs
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Gilmore Marg g
Gnoodwin Mary
GTifes Mrs
Gilbert " III MTs
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MlSOBLLAN \
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strunne eProfCCeherman Hon Sheridan Setter
Stowe Chas Heyt Sneden Robt kt
Stevens q CofsStewsrt Henry Simpson Robt Ii
Me'srs slngsrJV Scorn Reynold
eau sI Ohas Sylvester 6leenerS 3
sehlsIL;er Dayidetermsr Slater Thos
Snsv Dexter Stewart John Seymour Gen
Sia- n DR. epsmtOwic7 Jno Truman
ean6s Edward Schefeld Stewart Wm
Spaho Smith Jas A shnnk WmF
Shom Geo w Smith Jos Smith w H
sslter Mr. &hrs splan John Shay VINO
Geo Scott John
Thompson Am. Thomas Ion Tolliver Nelson
bioseW Taylor Col II l. Tyler Capt 4 w
Thyson AuRs ThomfOrd Tyler Ssml
TG%an' Benz TsysT JsSs' JsSs Tso%s, ss%
Titus6Ce messrsTyler X Turner Thos @
Todd Capt Taylor John ii Todd Vernon L
Treen DR. Tonkin John w ToussfgW
Taseart DaDl TylerLK Tilley WmJ
Uppernan o Ulnan Lassrus
Vincent James Varney John
Nooiey Alex Walters John Watson Mr.
wright Allen WtlliamsJ ohm Williamson Mr.
Wiley DR. Wilson Hon Winston Price
Winett Williams OolJ no Wells l.
Wilson DW Wilson Weiss Belhen
Wsllsce Bsnnis williams Jos O Witmore Il o
woodruff E w Wade Brvt Col Warren
Ward james y WhitneySW
Wilson IdvdJ White Jesse w Walsh Thos
wheeler Z Webb James Ward Thss
Weber LIT Geo Walls John Wikof VIM
Wright Geo WeeDs John williams Lit Col
washipgto GsoWells Jos WD2
Wrisht Gee Waller Whittier WaltrH
whiting Geo A Wilson Lewis Wells Mr. and
Winters Geo n Walker II N Mrs Wiley
Warren Mr.
Youpg Robert Yepp Jesse
MIscELLAsEous.-W. H.; Mt. Pleasant Hospi
tai; Mr. n 6. ,ou
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THE PoLIcK ARRANGENRNrs

The nrocesslon was preceded by a deraiI OF
fifteen mounted polisem under Lieut. John- :
son, OF tie Second precinct, who cleared tbe
streeis; and there was also on duty a detail of
twenty-five men under Sergeant Walker, of
the Fifth precinct, the whole under Canaan
Reed, the inspector Of the force
LBvER TO- NIGHT
Tonight the Order holds a grand leyee at
tne Hail on sth street, the entire proceeds of
which Will go 10 the widows and orphans.
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I,hr Euranc;tr Suna.i.t.n,.c.

New YORK. 5;a, a--i!.c :ir.'ai ia, ;hc ,uii""'-
ing London. MAY S, iS..-Tl" ;cacc to:is;GcaS
inet yesterday. T!'a falIn@in:; III: names Of
the Pleni .otcntiali.,s F..i England, Lord S,acy,
presd mt; France Prince '',' n iour inycr:tl"
Prussia, Cou:.t Harns:roif: Austria. Count Az
roinsi; Russia, Baron lrIan"T:; italy. Iiarqii>
dAzzlio luxeinbur.s. i:arcl Tornacc; B2iS.::::i.
N. Vandcwyr Netherlands. Baron i'ienvil!c. Tie
proceedings arr secret. This mich anvcvrr. i;
known. France IS wiling t. ACCEPT Tie d:'lanni-
ling OF Luxrnbac. su i. will not rg,;ili 'nrfac,.
Prussia won't c,:!sc'.t uHia'S III til! i,""ts
guarantee 10 srt!r ,'',: .'lil.,; t2;i. ~ lir.ii
either France or rI,,iI. :.Iic vo' .. 81. :"a!.tt
.aek agsra:uliZc1c,;t j.: !i:: ,'.:s-ti,.,. - III
hcsi.atcs u giy, e,,la :,uT.Nnta2. ~ So ii
adjourreltn enGhic ';crs,a,..- - r"c"is" ':i;'''
tloS frj their respective: :'v:'ri't:;''i; In ~
rcan time ti;r r...,..rfcti,'.: ,"..;. tran.
Is buying ar;ls il i.!'sl:l'j i Spin. The ri;a-
sian trout:s of The rc a; ar;f! ave :i" - i,','ii-
ness to supp ~ lux ;n,:;;. I.nis.y.' debates
the situation moro : rS ti::i. :ic!eto.nrc. H.a-
Sia is converting mls,hc;S :.i:', :recch-:ca'Ic;>
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a6- TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
S0I'rII .'N:oLlH, nIsTnF"r-fn The Court "f M!ni-
rHy 9th" tinted %; Anrr'a. ''r s"ut ''''''r;
ni-. rr.-1l. I'riel stats "f h'n ri''a" " T. u
EPpIN, Marshal lni:.i S'"-. i"r tli" h;s'r'
aforesaid. ,r his lawful n"puiy-';rc' tn':
lpl. and arr "f v.l hrrrv commanded" without
DELAY aml almnnis,. aui ih"-' therefor" 1"
ri:" ain adm"nsl a rs',s III general. who lia'.. ~:
pretend hav" right ii'i raim Interest property
demand whatsoever in. s' out "f ili" St'lm"rS Nor
ann AMI fhar',a"n AGAINST wh'l, The! hath h'"n "'
hihr AMI hIcI in the sad court. in rlrl''' Of NnI'
rally AMI lfIruc Jurisdiction. hv D,v'n :. SrrEGr"
that they bc md appear brfhr" tn" Hon. c. s. EHYAS.
.l.,r o! the sll Court ri t,urt To b" holden at The
Federal Court lIolsr the 18th day "f May inst next.
a ~ "rlnk NJ. tn sinw raua", il any they have WHY
the prayer nf the sail !i,l should mot h. granted. Ant
whatsoever ynu shall in i'll tho Premises won shalt dny
certify unto tlir Judge aforesaid. IL the time AMI rIhr
| a.nr. SAIL Together with ih,";, rrcs,n:a
Witness Hon tr". = EY,S. lul" ri tn" sail Court
Clar,st,u tho 't Jay t May in Tho yar "f .'r Lord
M, Thousand eight hundred and sixy.sevr;I.
RHEWSTEI; \ SPEATr.
| liimllaiis' Pro,.orI.
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At-as:,:.,a;n:. t",.-

WAsuIxGroS M:y :'.-'I."- ,.nf! of G:ai's~ are
hsarln. ti: cn.cI case, -, 4: t!t,. !a". rciui",
cotton sciZ.d from loy6hs's.
Ex-senator Cawan i, retained b. tn Ca',r:',-
mont, aud claims IRE v:sor,l'', rrSi'to :y the
Government.
In the ease of q Quaker to-day, tic defence held
That mere inactioa did not establish a claim to
reel 'maina.
The Clevclani Railaoad Convention. 10 consider
the difficulties connected Wit, ~" fr:;:,'tn: 5,>''
ness. met here yestcrla:; rcariv a the r".,s IN
;hr counir: arc represented. Tic Proceedings "i
the Convention arc secret.
\ collision oc,u-rcl on tic Bella F":;:tl:' ;i,:l
indianapolis Railroad, in which ~" engineers
and one fireman were killed. anl iwo ",cr' in
iurcd
Tic Commissioner Oh Intc,:.ai R".cGrc has 30
c:tled that receipts for monc; borrowed on ionS.
requires tie same revenue stamps IS pr''iit's,'l.
notes.
The Co.nr!ro!lur Of the car:cnc, .li.ce:s the
Bark Examiners :.". to rrr"@ii%' such lr.:'!ds
with two cent Stamps. lIo!dr:, ri rc-,. '",i -
curitics are required 10 ~. + ?ie r.s;i; ci!i At
which Of the d,saic'. I"'ii;: they "il have !,'l
interest paid. ii,lin. FIST :.ul.; AMI San iran
cisco, have been added 10 i'ayii;;; loints.
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ST. LOUIS, May 9.---The derrick, with the re-
manning walls OF the Lndcll House gave way
precipitating four from the 9th story; two of
Them were killed.
A meeting OF the master mechanics, n!artl.ac-
turers and contractors passed stringent resolutions
against the eight hours system
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Thc negroes held meeting;
and demanded equal rights i'll 'hc cars, pl:!'.lc
hells, and tne school fund.
Capt. D. &. Coleman. WHO was ProvrS: Marshal
here and who sentenced 10 ;Ge !cni!rt;ial>
by court mart al brings action a:;ai al Gclirr:!
Dodds, Secretary Stanton and othcis, i"r SluiNN
for In lse einlprsuEmclt
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, May 9.-l'hc navy yard buildings used
as barracks arc burned. I!,a colnna@dant. tc!.
Swayne. and wife bareiv cscanc,i. Their crc VA.
burned, it is feared, fataIi, y settler va; killed
by falling tuX.
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|j||\ISIII\|I GOODS,

..,ia:l!mi IL His market. tEan wc
:,.r,;' r.g,. "i!,srrh. We have given
;;:i:,';::.i.:!i attention In getting up
III. ..,:.;::, ln :im!!iRp>% OF fabric,
.:rs!:.iiI %: mairriai and durability
:,i' ro!G;'. iinri, the larger portion
i ;,i;; :>iori, is inati, in our own
,ruli,>il,,!i. i:li We warrant il in
;,;rry T.s.,ari cullai TO custom work.
,.ir nave ;:jaIS iot 0i' nnr own mall
:.:,..lHi4', :,Gr!, as ara usually sold
..,;,,i, -.n;..I,,. the difference we shall
~ :::i;:'; IN show oar customers,
ii liking our Prices, from which
,;t ,i.l:.r .:o deviation. we have taken
! :ii.o :.ui,>:.ieiaiion i!ir depressed
: "a. @: ,i:r ,iiI'hrl, aud the :niYrr-
III :l..,l.r ia iiiy .oo'l> tIir...r.
~, i've EWlaw sonr Of our lead
III. rr..">:
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New YouK HIay 9.--A" Jia,a:,a letter, :,irs i::;:t
the case of the Ocrau il"mr Is >!;I unsettled, I;,r
Spanish authorities ,!c,aii ci ,uc steamer ,X-
penscs fifty dollars per ,@y. lie, also c..iin {;
fine Of Sl70OO Cu::s:!: General Savage ;.Gt ~
cnerpc ic,l,.-
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From, Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE May 9---iIo:.. Elijah IIizr. w:io !as
been recently elected lncmbrr of Congress, fr9nl
the Sd District III Kentucky. committed suicide
leaving note stating that the condition "t tue
country, and his advanced age, lead l.im 10 seci.
refuge in death.
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I'm FOr1Tf'- -coLLEToE DISTRICT
Fyp,!.rE HENRY RAMSEY. TRUSTEE. E.-n":i'ina +"
rcrrrirar in relation tn lost ;i'lre ~ one hn'r" ani
a,l 'in:ar"s land situate III 81 Sar:'''"n"s
Parish. ~ Hog l'ran" rnnv"v" hv WILLIAMS HHkE'
son to- 'IENCT' E!MsEl. Trustee. Tor ''' s' If MAX
TIN VI. HARRISON. wiE. "f <. T. ITtERlSoE. ":' or
about .l" lav ni -. \. D 1Si'.
II - "rlrr"i tina. a person: in any wise Interested III
ilr sail land. i"' AMI l"for' ~ my "iirr III
wal"rboro al V,p'i1 ,hr Eth 'lrv "f Iunr n"S' to
show ra,s. il any tl,nv have" why H." prayer :" The
petitioner stnnlh r,i br granted
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NOON DESPATCH.
New YORK. Ma: y ~ Conrn.; 1i,;. cold.
37I. Money, 5a, iionr iGaii better. Wheat
tirnler. Corn la2c o"cr i,'i'A 2.'.ln. !.%r'i i2a
49, Whiskey quiet Cotton s;v:;l:: :..:''. i,r
Middling Cpla,.,ls l'rci:st!ts :il:i,.
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Hroni 1lnv;,sl;s .

New ORLEANS May o, Gc.,. Shcran has s:;'ir'i
an order extending :ht time !or REGISTRATION /"
Nav 81.
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Is E5trCIlELOES HAIR DYE. i'lllS
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"nl, ,g i.,l Z. '..' M harmless. reliable -ia,i.
i.,,r,,,s. y" disappointment. y" r'ie"ioa- To-.
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p,r. Inyi.ra.,~ lh ;lir. !isin ii s,i sir r.il:'i.
he sc,,r,r is -;s.ri ,i'Hm 4 h,i'h'''' M o;ii.s
~. n.rr, in,arios and s!:ou: b av". >,,, b: Ill
druggists ami p,rll,rrr>. |."t"ly. NJ. ~ Earc!o:
s,r,r; %rw York.
H.. i.rw,!;E ~ 'ui Ni'':Erf;l.
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New Yogk, Ma: Arrived! ';c Vile az, Paris.
from Havrc; the Eyg,c I:"::, !yana: ii.', s":.ni-
ers Saragossa. froM G!l:r..>..; NJ S;.ra .d i.a-
tcras f:nm RicliGIon all Chicago. !f''': i.ivli'-