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IN TRADE.
VI better quality than any other concern III
the country for the uniform price of
One Dollar fO1. each .FrfjcIe.
Our Commissions to Agents

Exceed those Of every other establishment Of the kind
-rreo OF this can be found IN comparing premiums
to which claim TO give better toods same char.
6ct+r.
He uW send to agents free Of CHARGE.
Fra Club Of 30 and Three Dallars-l doz good
linen Shirt Frontr 1set sofd cold strd.. All Y col
Cashmere, Tor pants. Fine While Countrrpane 1.rSs
size g oqnent Bamorai Skirt 20 yards brown or
biesched sheeune good quality, yard vide elegant
100 Picture Morocco eouad ptoo Album Idouble lens
stsre-oope and y + reign View ! sllvar plstst en-
srAred . bottle Castor tg.nt SIX Fan, with Ivory
or sandal Wood Fran tea'h rei 4ise and spans ed
Steel Carving KIN f. aud 70 i, Ffst aastr ,rprv
balanced haadl. bandsame nd iiata pasasoi
pr BEST quality Lad - Serge poots do-
fne Linen Towels. K DIR. Ras silver pesssr,
Forks l Ladies' isrse real VI jtoet .yelfng Rae
fancy dress pattern 4 doz sesart liver plated T.
Cotton Stockings 9euts heavy eaas-d -ia t,otd R,na
pr. J adie-' high cut Balnorai Roots elegant D.
laine Dress Pattern. Violin and bow, In box compet.
set Jewelry pin. ear drops. and slesvs buttons
Fer Clab Of 50 and Five BnHar-l black or
eo.ofed Aipacc. Dress P.iterp. st Lace CURTAINS /
pr all Wool Blankets. En-rsvea Silver plated bottle
Guild Scarf Pin. 81 yds very fine Cashmere n, p.,
and Yes, set Ivory bssuced hsndle Kniy - viii Al
ytr plated forEs elegant satin PArssoi heavily bead
efsnd finsd with silk. pr. gents Calf Boots 50 "a,
gnod prnt. 30 yds- Food brown tteacned thea,i,
yard wide or 10 yds Il yd. wide good qqslity lsties
ins.nt he.as ss sseips bag .ana,s Wool .h.s
width cloth Ia Ms c,osk Elegant easrsyet silver
plated Tea Pit 3yas. double width water proe. eo.n
or ciasking
For cab Of 100 anA Tea Ballsrs-l rich N.r,
no or Thibet Dress pattern. uAir o. pama.k Table
Cloths and Napkin. TO match pair gents french csn
b yot heavy, silver plated en- sraved Ice pitcher
very hne all Wool Cloth for Ladi.s' Cloak lxeb very
pest quality brown or bieaehed sh.etine 7hycs dna
fsssiuere for suit. elegant Popiin Dre.s pattern l
elessnt English Bers9e Drsss pattern beaut ul Eng
lish asrsee thaw set Iror, balanced hapde Rnive.
and Forks ladies or gents silver HnDfng-case watch
Bartlett Hand, Portable Sewing Machine. spi mid
IN aE vrifh rrr4~t -
graph pages Is yds goo1 Hemp carpe'ing 90 coloys
pair eood arseiies Quilt. good barrel Revolver
eeFsnt fur mum and cape single barrel Shot 0rn
Silver lated engraved bottled Revolving or cnt
glass bottles very fms Violin and Bow in case 40,
Ivory balanced Knives AID Forks.
Presents t5r fssgr Clubs increase In the same ratio
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The indoor life At the shanty district lying
south Of Central Park, at New York, 10 of {
very mired and curious character. In the
'parlor" Of one Of the shantiss, whore the
people Appeared 10 live comfortably enough,
% explorer saw one day lat week, three
mongfsl dogs, goat Of great siss and Zero
city, and : large gang Of heterogeneous
poultry, oil dining together in company
with squad Of 6axen. barred children.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

COLORADO AND WYOMING Professors Sill
man and Gould spent some weeks recently in
careful Investigations Of the country near the
Rocky Mountains, and especially about Chey
enne and the Rlack HillA A gentleman
rom there tells 10 that they hazarded the as
sertion that the coal mines and iron ore in
that neishborhood, % to quality and extent,
wsrs Of more real value to the country now
than the gold mines Of Caiifornia.
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cLAa.rrs AUTHORIZATIONS.

WE TELL THRM (THE REPEBIdCANs)
THIEvIN6 ARE FAST DRAWING TO A
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL GO OFT OF
OFFICE At TIE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION EITHER BY BALLOTS OK By
BTLLETs-BYf BALLOTS If THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE. AND BY BuL
LETS L. THEY ARE NOT cfaysa. n H..
tbesfitmfsoa.
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SrAis is in revolt. Whether successful or
no, il is certain that Spanish rule can only
be misrule. The elements for good govern.
msnt don't exist in Spain, change Of
rulers can offer but i'll relief to that stsgnant
old kingdom.
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On AND sARsEcuR AT pEs nprrEu

On Friday and saturday, October % and y. there
viii be ~ Dee Mn.nss GrAud Mas Meeting O. the
etate at which the following speakers will be present
GIN LOGAN, HARLAN. CIV NccRARY.
GEN. OGLEaBY, KIRRWOD wM sMYTH
GEN PALMlB, WILSON ". r. ALLISON.
GEN. HuRLBuT sTONE, rUuaHRIDGu
IRGRRsoLL OCONNoR pALMRR
YOUNG, GLASGOW pONERoy.
Lossi CoIsntse@s Will piksse maks NJ appsastn-s6
nr tcAe dsss All Tanner Organizations n ne stat4
especially invited make gsmrnts Tor attend
Ing this meeting LII ster, comfy IN the State be rep.
rsssstsd. 2. AkLEnDI, chairssn
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The company in Cincinnati which ran
With the hrst steam Ere engine ever used in
the world 10 continually addins ornament.
TO its machine, which i now siitterine with
gold and silver. The smoke stack Alone +
worth three hundred dollars % old metal,
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STATE TICKLE

Ftv N~stayy Of SAT-
ED: WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
E&4 & ~ Auditor Of ipnte. J sss Il
JOHN a. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
Nv rearnrer Of Hote,
BAMuHE. RANKIN, OF WaslknRton County.
Per Register Of stat> Land O6c,,
C. G.. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
- = ~s ~ Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONNOR. Of Muscatine County.
aeA.aeAnsas es eesaBsss.
t,rsf Dutyfn-GEoFGE " MrCRARYr
Noond Distrtct-CoL. WILLIAM SMITH
l6syM DiSA|dt1wsLLIAM LoUGHRIn1H
Fffh DiseIef-FRANK W PALMER.
%rth pisssSsf----
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eoseEEss INST and adjourned to the losh
OF October. II didn't do ANYTHING hat II.
1oufn--thsf VS. the best thing Il oould pos
n6ay have done. The msmbess compared
noses, and reported everything lovely.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable irstaprs
neous no dsappointment ridiculous suts; reoeit.
he III secss Of bad dyes invgorate. and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful biaos bronn. Sold by all
Druggists and ferfnIners. aud properly applied at Batch
lore's Wig Factory No Is Bond street NeS York.
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T
! John B-pRA XER Of Henry Comfy |
Hon, J. b YOUNG,

HON, J. b. YOUNG,
k4rhbnS6k easliAs for Eector ~ Issfe Nsl se.ax q
the following times Aad places tbs meetings CON-
Rsnce u N 0'oloek. p m.
wapAfis, Mohdsy. septens-r, Is
Washington Wednesday. g "a
fsif3sd. friday, q IS
1t NsAS4ae Aaardsy ~.
Burlington. Monday, II
Fort AsstlsaHr WsaDesdrysn -
Kcokuk. FRIDAY 96
keosanqn. AnsdAt IS ~
Charlton, Wednesday, = %.
Albia, Thursday, October l.
ottnmwa, faturtsy, g.
oakaioo.a, Tuesday, s.
Adei, Thursday, B.
Lev Aactses saturday. - TO-
LStal Cenmietse ssesd 10 aks tho nscsseafy
Nragemsnts- Tit ia considered desirable At any place
DO the should b holden In the afts rnoos
such change may pc made by unication With Mr.
Young. Republican papers plssse copy
PHrER MKLENDY, Chm
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Exceed those Of every other estAb-hnsrt Of th kind
proof Of this car be found In pairing cur preninn.
wi those 81 other CLUBS or TIE sssg stzE in addition
to which claim give better so9ds OF came
act
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aud Thomas w Conway, delegates from the
State at large to the Chicago Convention.

aud Thomas w Conway, delegates from the
State at large to the Chicago Convention
The election in Lancaster, Pa, took
place yesterday. The Democratic majority
for city auditor is 3O4, loss on the vote for
Mayor, laet year of iS7. The Republicans gain
eishs members Of the Council, which makes
lie yol. on Joint ballot. One branch of the
Council Is Republican by three majority.
- vallandigham's paper says in regard to
the coming Presidential campaign :-Bnt OF
deep conviction, all concerned may rest as
sured; and therefore eastern 4" "Conser vatives
aud War Democrats" and their allies in the
West, may take notice OF 1t and govern them-
selves accordingly. No platform or candidate
will or can carry Ohio, or any western or bor-
der State. that is committed, openly or tacitly
TO the prescription OF the sagacious gallant
and trnly patriotic men who refused to sup
port the late civil war, with all its evil and
bitter fruit accum ulauDg now every day Let
the Captain Cuttles of War Democac and
Consery atism 80 make a note Of IT."
- The Democratic Legislature of Ohio have
resolved to remain IN session until he ~fm.
peachment trial is ended, in order that they
may I'LL the vacancy occasioned by Mr.. Wade's
promotion. The Columbus Journal states pos
itively that Hugh j. Jewett, member of the
House from NJ uskingum county, will be chosen
Senator. .- -s, 80.
- Hon. II. T. Blow, will not be a candidate
for Governor of Missouri. The Radicals OF
South Missouri favor the mination OF Hon.
j. w. mcClurp- Wniie tnOse OF Nortn missouri
will likely support Lieutenant Governor
George Smith.
Thaddeus Stevens has written letter
expressing the wish that Hon. R. G. Parsons
may be elected to Congress from the Cleveland
(Ohio) District.
Bogus Sergeant Bateses, are getting
good dinners IN out-ot-way regions down
South.
- Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, may, it is thought
succeed Mr.. GRIMES in the Senate at the expi-
ration ofthe latter's term.
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During the week ending to-day there has
been received by the Treasurer of the United
States from the printing division, S37S $40 in
fractional currency. During the same period
the amount forwarded was as follows To
the Assistant Treasurer at Boston, SlOO,OUO; u.
5. Depository at Baltimore S70,tGO; National
Banks, Sl55, ,6l5.f. Total S3i5, ,6i5i7; and S5OOOO
in notes to the A ssistant Treasurer at San Fran
cisco, and S6c,SS971 to National Banks and
others.
The amount of securities held by the Treas.
urer OF the United States in trust for National
Banks, reported to-day, were as follows For
circulating notes, S3ilS25 500; for deposits of
public moneys, So, ,3iA,950. Total sO,269, $50.
The amount OF National Bank currency is
sued during the week was $iI5,4e0 making the
total amount issued up to date 1871 ,5le, ri.
From this Is to be deducted the following
amounts :-Mutilated bills returned, 81 ,25), ,sG2;
notes OF insoivent banks redeemed and burned
by Treasurer, &5222O4: leaving in actual circu-
lation at this date, s299, 755,625.
The amount Of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was Sl3s,1oO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

BO<IVNs
The very important and extensive improvements
which have recently been made IN thss popular
Hotel the larEs st in New England, ensble the pro-
Prfetors TO offer 20 Tourists. Families. and the
Travelling Public. accommodations and conve-
niences Hperior TO any OF her Hotel in the city
During the pest summer additions have been male
OF numerous suites of apartments, with bathing
roene. water closets, &c. attsc bed; Of Tuft !.
magnificent pssse niger elevators. the best .u-
sfucted, conveys gueets 20 the upper story Of the
house In one minute, lhe entries have been newly
and richly cs-reted, and the entire house thor
oughly replepished and refurnfshed. making IL. In
all Its appointments equal TO any hotel in the coun
try.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Balls and Cafe on the
first floor. LkWIs RICE son,
my 2-lsvsm Projectors.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
The Crisis in the British Cabinet.

Inc Srls1s In the British Cabinet.
LONDON. May 2.-The crisis in the British
Cabinet. occasioned by the recent division on
the subject of the Irish Church, monopolizes
the public attention to-day
1t Is thought that If the measures, which in
erect has been approved by both parties, are
not opposed by the Liberals, the present Cabi-
net Will not resign or dissolve Parliament un-
I'll an appeal can be made to their new con-
sutuencies. The Tines in an editorial TO-DAY
recommends thrs coUrse
LONDON. May 2-Fore enoon.-Consols G3X for
money and account u. $ 5-2O's quiet at 20 y
Other securities unchanged.
PARIS, May 2-Forenoon. Bourse Is
dull, and rentes have declined to 69f. 17c.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-Forenoon.-Cotton firm,
more active, and fraction higher: sales of
1900 bales: Upiauds on the spot II %a12a; afioat
121; Orleans 27sa13.
LONDON, May 2-Eyening.-Copsols 93L for
money, and "a for account; L. 5. 5-20's 7UsSa
ICY. Other securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-EvenIng.-Cottone easier
and traction lower; Uplands 12s!; Orleans
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HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
III SARSAPARILLA,is 10 the Great Blood Payi-

HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATEs ERUPTIvE AND LUCRATIVE
DIsIAsrs
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP,
AND SKIN,
which % dishgure the appearance, PURGING the
Of PsEAsEs .h sshsrsss
And .nS,s, is tsssp * ADULTS and CHILDREN with
Two TABLE-sPOONyULs OF the Extract OF
tbs Lisbon Diet Drink and bottle is equal TO .
gallon Of the syrup Of ssrsaparilla, the decoc-
uons as usually made. F. o.
"A AN ilNIkRNEsIING LITTER is published in
me Eatrsct OF ssrsapariila IN certain affections:
those disesses and de..es ..ias from sbs 9 9i
ets mereuTy he ststes tha. remedy Is sqsaI 20
na,E ,1or, 20 fScn ar otk,, dysr o,n - sa,acra,,
rtA IS, an the sriefest sense, tonie seifk ram
,rraIHatIe attri6ss taat IS APPLICABLE to state
dsrs ether substances Of the rone class xaarailabs
o. snjErtoKs.
HELNBOLDs
CONCENTRATES EXTRACT SARSAPA.
RILLA.
Established upward Of IS years, prepared By
H. T. KELMBOLD,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
No. sss Brssdvay, New York.
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS BvEsYwHlRI.
Price, el.1 per bettls, o. IN bodies Tor SsH.
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(By Bankers and Brokers' telegraph

Lewis johnson Il 20. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
lel, coupon, lib; 62O's, 1862, coupons, los;
ls64, coupon, 1863; 1865 coupons, 1O61: 1856,
coupon, new, lOe4; 6.2Os, 1851, coupon, 1o9H:
lO.4O's, coupons, lt3; 73Os, second, lO7x; 13O's,
sippi Certificates, =; Mariposa, q; Atlantic
Mail 81; Canton, so ~; Cumberland, 3OK; Western
Union Telegraph, 81; Q quicksilver, "a Boston
TX; do. preferrd, "a; Hudson, 1867; Heading,
s94; Michigan Central 49, Michigan south
EN-, 9l1; Illinois Central. l46; Cleveland ana
Pittsburg, 50; Northwestern, 65; do. prerd,
i6x; Cleveland and Toledo. lO6 Rock island,
sia; Fert Wayne, l04 y; Alton Terra Haute,
49, Toledo Il Wabash, SIX; Chicago Il Alton,
l27; do. prerd, 129; Adams Ex., 61K; Wells,
59H, United States Express. cox; Merchants
Union, 31X; Gold, 139hax. Market dull.
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TRIAL yFFFFR SON DAVIS

RICHMOND, VA, May 1.-The bail bond of
Jefferson Davis will be renewed in the United
Siat,s Circuit Court Tomorrow: he will not
appear in person. The trial, it is confidently
stated, will this time be fixed for the last of
May or the middle of June, and will certainly
lake place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-02

~ The British subjects rescued from King
Theodore cost nearly a million sterling apiece.
81 The Havre journals announce that the
German migrants enbarking al that port for
America are more numerous this year than
usual.
~ The crime of child murder is on the in -
crease 10 such a shocking extent in Liverpool,
that the attention of the government has been
directed TO the subject. and the Home Secre-
tary has authorized the borough coroner IA
offer rewards .or the detection Of the guilty
nerSoNS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-02

~ At the June election the people of Wash.
ineton Territory will vote upon Organising a
State Government.
D1Cincinnan pays $500 day for its schools.
~The British ministen now begin To taIk of
'sthe conquest OF Abyssinta."
l~16rs. Br. Mary Walker is lecturine ON
in0The Emperor Napoleon entsrei upon his
Sxty-nzst yssr On Tie 9oth Of April.
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1There was a meeting in Philadelphia of
prom inent colured folks. held Tuesday night,
at which resolutions were passed opposing COL
onization in Liberia
N-James Thomas, Engineer ofthe American
Steel works. in Chicago, was caught by re-
yoivins shaft, Wednesday, and whirled into
Il 'rnify. i-...... -.r.F ~. fss =
l HIIt has been ordered IN the British army
that all the infantry shall hereafter wear the
GleDGarJy, or Scotch bonnett, which has hith.
erto been worn only by the Scotch regiments
1.-TWO seamen, named Jno. Z. Morgan and
Lew Clark, have been committed for trial. at
Boston, on the charge OF scuttiing the schooner
james Sayward. CO.. vas 2 .ftfLl7 =
~ Horse nesh y not likely TO become ponp.
lar in England, be cause the women com "a ra
Il to catf meat, and the men say IL tastes as a
e.ddls snelis. Still, being hshionabie in
frapce, there are hopes. -
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN KEN.
TVCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2.-The Democra.s OF
the tenth judicial district yesterday nomin = ed
Z. Il. Thomas for Cireuit judge, and Captain
J. Lawrence Jones for Common wealth At.
tOrn,y
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EUROPEAN NKws.-Cable dispatches OF last
night say: George francis Tram was brought
before the Court OF Bankruptcy in Dublin yes
terday morning, but owing 10 the absence Of the
plainur, Mr. McHeury, the case was adloufhed.
MI Train continues 10 denouHce the proceed
ings agains; hIm as a political persec ut,on
prompted by the British authorities. l.. Ma
honey, Head Centre OF the Fenian organization
and several other FenIans. rho have been con-
fined in Iail IN Cork for some time past have
been discharged and clesred from custody The
Z. s. squadron has arrived at Tsgus, includ-
ing the fiag-ship Franklin, with Admiral Far
ragut ON board.
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MALLS
VEGETABLE sIeILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Repe~s he Hair

NEOETABIE sltlIlAN HAlh kkNkWEh
Renews the Hair.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcIIIAN HAIR BEyEwER
Restores Gray Hair TO the original color.
HALL VEGETABLE sIcIIIAN HAIR RxNEwER
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
Halls NE6KTABLE eIcILIAN Ia n RENEwER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALL NkG ETkBLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS NEGEIABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hail
ever presented 20 the public.
For sale by all druggists. Price q.
B. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H,
mhS W ,S&M.2n Proprietors
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OUTRAGEs ON AMERICAN CITIZENS In MEX.
ICo.-A special express from Monterey, dated
April q, brings Official complaints from Con-
sui Ulrich TO Secretary Seward, OF an outrage
upon six American merchants at Monterey.
named Larchardt, Potter, kathrens, Montgo,
merry, Scaptha, and Rice. who were sent 10 the
calaboose by order of the Government and de-
tanned among Nth and yermin as yilest felons
perform such disgusting Offices as sweeping
the prison, &c, and upon refusing were fiogged
BY felon, by order Of the Jailor. They were
arralgned before the Alcade and fined, and
compelled 10 pay for the return of their watches
and money. No apology or redress was Of
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AFFAfRs IN MoNTGeNsRY COUNTY, MD
The following items are frcm the Rockville
SsEtsEci.
.Soheoi Cor missi, Rers.-The County Commis-
siosers on Monday last appointed the following
gentlemen School Commissioners for this
county, under The new system: First msriot,
lar. d. Il. Crawford; Second, VIM. Msser
Third, Wm. T. Jones; FOURTH, Samuel Jones
Filth, Raymond W. Burche. They met at this
place on wcdneSda last, and orranized by
eiecting wm. Musssr, ESQ, presidest Of toe
board, snd James Andersou. Esq, examine,
secretary, and treasurer.
lowing appointments of Road Commissioner,
Tor tfe several districts Of tfis county, Were
made by tie Rosrd 81 CouhIy Commissioners,
sS prov ided for by The road law passed by the
General Assembly: lst District Thoe. Grit
nth. Thos La: ID District Edw. Lewis, Jas
d. Neel; Sd District. N. s. White, Il. q. Duley.
iih District, Oratio Ciageu. Elbert Perry; 5th
District, q. W. Cashell, U. II. Il. Clark.
NeU CkUch.-Anofher desirable Improve
meni is sbout 20 Be secured TO cur town through
the praseworthy exertlons Of our Methodist
friends (South) in this comm unity, In the shape
OF a new stone House of Worship, Of ample al
mensions, TO be erected on a lot In the western
part Of our town, purchased OF John K Miller,
Esq, for the purpose.
annual election OF Commissioners and Bailin for
this town will be held. There appears 10 b.
but little cornpetiuon as yet.
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~ In the Cole mur0er case at Albany,
Thursday, the letter from Mrs. Cole to her
husband, previous to the homicide detailin 2
her Improper conduct with Mr.. Hiscock, waS
Admitted as evidence.
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Great Labor Movsn~nt-Ary.a Tha.saad
Mrn Thr. ter slriE

Moaday ncxi, the 81 OF NJ, wlli be a mos,
Omenfoas day TO the ~ orktarmen Of Nav
York. Between five ana sevea tsons.snd M.
en- gacsd pIlnclp-lly in TIE tTaie. viii 90 thaf
Cay ma ke a d. N nd FOR en iac~essse OF 1a-ss
Ia the d -n0 nd - ecced~d 20 tue relafsons t,-
tween employeg AMI I'd 1In prOt abl \
b. settied upcs tosnd lr althy bad. tor may
day 10 come. The Elrn ylll have rccelNed 4
reasonable profit upon the prooact OF then
skill aud lasor, wbi'e a mo Cy VIII be hgi
more ihsn rmpi- Sutfic cu % rsnnmerate the
tmploysr for his snptr Ion aud capltAl
for lo5r time tLr rnen have std-asored O.
eet what thsy cossidsrsd fair wages-en-
u'aNorcd by the most peaceful means 20 get
Naess 10 ugnre suih cient 10 utsint tatn them In
compsrause comfort and a. they are now
otlNen 70 hai may b. called tee ultimate fr-
tor''t seonld be borne in mind tha, the strike is
icfc'd on them and n not OF their 50 kiar TIE
en- Monday are = - +.
/ The Brieklaysrs, who demand an increase
lEom Si50 70 -.
>. The Masons. who make hike demand
The dsS<erOns and srduous naturp OF nDfh
tt.cse usoss--exposed 10 the DANGER of nm :
perfect scafoldlng uncer every pha~e of
weather, would justify the larger demAnd
2. The Carpenters, who ask Tor an adyancs
from $500 20 ~.
4. The Laborers engaged in tae bu,ldin ?
trade who ask for : 20 a day.
Impartial judges thorough 30 OF versant with
fhe subject IN all its bearings declare that th,,
demand must BE- successfnl, that bosses make
en- n Gent si present to yield tie demand, and
Yet have twenty per cent. pront On thesr capi-
TAI leaL--A. j. Nior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-02

YAFFAIRs IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Md
The Prince Georgia. OF yesterday says:
day until June. -.
Rev. Dr. John @. McCabe has accepted
charge at Wilmington, Del, having resigned
his pastorate Of the Episcopal churches at and
near Bladepsburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-02
To-day. New Yerk Markets.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Flour 1Oalsc. lower.
Wheat lace. lower. Corn is a shade firmer
Pork dull new mess, e29.25. Lard quiet at
l8kal9x. Cotton a shade firmer at 32Ha33c.
En- ights dull. Turpentine dropping at 75 cents.
Rosin 90. .35aS3. 40 for strained common.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-02

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF
i COMPLEXION must purify and enrich the
blood. which HeLxBOLD's CoNcENTRaTED Ex-
TRACT OF SARsAPARILLA invariably does. Ask for
Hs!mtOid's. Take no other.