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NINE ROOM ID
THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
soUTH FRONTAGE,
No. SIS MARYLAND AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9rH AND 10TH STREETS WEST,

The House has all modern improvements such AZ
Hot and Cold Water, Cisterns, Bath Rooms Water
Closets, Cement Cellars, &c. &c. 1t was built and
finished for private use, and only offered as the
owner desires to move from the city. Possession
LIST Of June. If not sold may be nted to respon
stole tenant. TITLE PERFEcr. Price 81 500
Will be sold only for cash and no less. ny7-tf
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A CA r ID.

Clergyman, while residing in Soath America
missionary, discover ed safe and sim ple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
cay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
baneful and vicisus habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by q
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi
cine, in sealed enveoT ., to any one who needs it
Free of Chayfe. Address.
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House,
my 9-9m< New York City
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lCZ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, IOZ
BETWEEN 11rH AND 18TH STREETS,
FIRST WARD

IO% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, lCS
BETWEEN 11rH AND 1erH STREETS,
FIRST WARD. -..a f".
THE NORTH AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
THE LoySRs OF I5EE TEA ARE INVITED
sSSia9HH,5s :, s,$#ssSSFls!s e #sSsF fl sS1-
TEAS:
HnReT1ia hfSSuns Tyson Old Hysol
Tea Black and srssR GoTrhnss:. sTl1tans:.
Gs INA. sa Dana asa
chickey. Coffee 1SsHed FSassed fr::h every day.
la and Sweet Chocolate:
Brown: English Island, Clarified, arsnulstsd,
PshE PssSEVks; dib.s .M0Ehsias Efssazs.
whole or Ground. sfrietis Pure.
English Mustard, Canned S fruits, Pickles, virsi.
sS': SSif:.s S::s s1s:
rsnds Extracts Of Vanilla and Lemon. Curric
East
selh Maecaroni, Yeast Powder, Rice, Saso, Bar
sS and V% s:;. s
ss,. Tst Kaisn: ra CSTITsns: sso1 A%enSs Pscap.
xaf: c.a:
sy ys Hs%S nIl's ns hass csisry fss CsrI.H.y
Beans. Split Peas, Oat Meal, Silver Sand, wsIchs
and Bay Fan lily and Extra Flour, Graham Flour
Hams, Shoulders. Lard, Butter, Eggs, ,Che-ss, 20.
tatoes, Brushes, Brooms. whisps, Buckets, B As
Lines, Clothes Pins. Wooden Ware OF ali kind
Cfockery Ware, Table Salt. G. A. Salt
Fancy Toilet Soap, s. Z. 4 rs.
Rabbits, Dobbins. Chemical
Olive, De Dttersive. Keyes celebrated Tallo Soap,
used by most every family.
GOAL Gil; LAMPS, PATENT BURNERS .
CHIWING and SMOKING TOBACCO
FINE CI9A Rs. SCOTCH SNCrF,
Many other articles found in q family grocery.
WM KEEFE,
Agent for the North American Tea Company
myl2T6S / -
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RROM EUROPE TO-DAY, by CABLE.
LoKpoS, May s0-Forenoou-Consols Sax
for account other securities hrmer and higher.
lLlvKxPooL, May ay20-Eorenoou.-Cotton dull
and easier. Sales won't exceed 60O0 bales.
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IsIxrH DIsrArcH.l

THE SOUTHERN STATES CALLED.
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACr sARsAPARILLA
HI eleasees and renoSates the bleod, instils the
yieor OF health into the system, and Durges out the
humorD thai 4 Ake disease.
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H3IXBOLDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
III sARsAPARlLLA,i 10 the Great Blood Psri-
ffr

HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
ERADICArEs KRUPrIvI AND ULCKRATIvE
DIsRAsES
THROAT, NOSE, EyIs, HYHLIDs, SCALP.
AND sKIN.
which disnsnre the appearance, PURcINc thu
Il q snd ssrs,.4gy e the
:.sssss :ss sissf ssftfff Il and oHiLDkks With
TWO TABLE.sPO0SyuLs Of the Extract or
sarssparills sddes 70 pint Of water, is equal to
on q oI s. 70
fious as usually made.
AN INTERESTING LITrER is Published In
tine fsrss, q IN CERTAIN s.ssio.s
by Bs9l.nin Tr.SeS;: S s;: =; s., &C. sIs.ains Of
cess Of mercury he states tsai ,ssy IS sssal 70
rae Extract o SsrsaSarsla as poscsr 10 exfreerdt.
"gT 50 ras ss, s,ess s .s.e
fnraIEabis affrstste- tbaf IS ayS!scabts 20 stass
% y q: a.e ss:
o. tsJErtOss. rf..r ID
C0NCENfRATED EXTRACT SARSAPA.
RILLA, -.l4 F.
Istsblished upward Of 10 years, prepared By
II. T. HILMBoLD,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
No. sss BrssAvsy, Nsw Ysfk.
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS IvERYwHRRB.
Price, el-1 Isr bettis, Or six bottles for Ss.1.
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL
IN COMPLEXION follows the use Of HIM
ROLDs CONCENTRATES ExrRACr SARsAPA RILLA
Il reHoyes black spots. pimples, meth patches,
and al cru piions of the sktn.
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Especial Dispatch to the Star.

CHICAGO, May 2Q-P. M.-He concluded by
saying, no step backward. Our motto is the
, one word, liberty. (Great applause.]
The Committees on Credentials and Perula.
nent Organization were then appointed.
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EXECUTIVE CLxnRxcY TO A MuRDgRER-
csrsess Las.-By, and in aceordance with the
verdict of the Jury, Hon. Judge Primm pro-
nounced sentence Of dsash upon Matthew Ne
mecheck, at the last term Of the Criminal
Court Through the clemency Of the Execu-
for life Under this order from the Governor,
the pxiscner vim be allowed, BY the statutes Of
The State, the privilege Of ap1earing before the
jude Sn9e 81 ascspf % ceSne 81 ses s.sm =,
state whieh he pse6ers, death or tmprisoanent
for fite, and Il q, answer % the interrogAtory
Of De Jndge he shall spsek In favor Of death,
prisoaDeut, the ORIGINAL vsrdict q H. law
must still - eAfofce1.-AEsses1 Repsbtean
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SPEECH BY CARL SCHuRZ.
CORRUPTION MUST BE PUNISHED IN
THE PARTY As WELL As 81.
! OUT OF 1T.
JUSTICE TO SOLDIERS. NATIONAL
CREDITORS, AND SOUTHERN
LOYALISTS.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM. .
Especial Dispatch to the Star.

Especial Dispatch 70 the STAR.
CHICAGO, May ~, p. N.-Carl Schurz, as tenn
porary chairman, made q speech. paying tribute
to the meplory Of Lincoln, and saying that we
had to measure his less by what he left behind
him. Tremendous applausel The Repub.
lican party would be true to victory as
long as it was true to itself (Great ap.
plause.l Personal resentments he SAID
must not be carried into this Convention
to compromise its dignity and principles, but
corruption must be punished in the party as
well as out Of it. wild yelling.l Justice to
soldiers, to the National creditors, and to
Southern loyalists must be planted at the very
top of the mast. lGreat enthusiasm, Conven.
tion rising to its feet
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TH0SE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF
Il C0MPLEKION must parity and enrich the
blood. which HeLMBoLDs CONCENTRATED Ex-
IRAcr OF sAR.APARrLLA inv sriably does. Ask for
HslBs5oId's. Take 20 other.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED,
WORCESTER, MASS. May 20 Peter Gould.
ing was run over and killed By locomotive,
at Leominstsr, this morning. He leaves wife
and ilve children. ssass afrss- s.s.s.s : \ !
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CHICAGO, May 2o-An Of the Southern States
we're called, ana delegations responded from
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DEATH OF AN EX.MEMBER OF CON.
GRESS.
. NEW HAVEN, CT. May 2O-John Woodruff,
an ex member OF Congress, and at present Col.
lector of Internal Revenue for this district died
this morning, aged - years.
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Wall Gtrees fa.d.v

NEW YeRK, May 2O.-Stocks steady. Money
easy at per cent Gold, l39I. Exchange 10.
Governments steady.
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VOUNe LADIES BEwAREl

OF THE INJURIoUsEFFECrS ofFace Pow
ders and " ashes. All such remidies close mp the
pores of the skin, end in . short time destroy the
cOmplexion. If yoa would have fresh, healthy
Tract sARsAPkRlLA.
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Ssvern9ent Securities.
WAeErSsroh, May 30 ises.-Jsy Csoke q
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
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every one. Nineteen colored delegates ap-
.B g. [sHvESrH DIsrArcH-I p
sAsRECESS. S.
NO NOMINATIONS OR PLATFORM TO.
DAY.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
CHICAGO, May 20.-The Convention has
taken a recess to perfect the permanent organi.
zation. No nominations or platform will be
made to-day:
STILL LATER.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
THE VICE PRESIDENCY AND I'M.
"a. ~ PLACEMENT.
THE SENATORS WHO VOTED AGAINST
lMPEACHMENT.
THE WEST WANTS VOTE DENOUNC.
ING THEM.
IMPEACHMENT GIVES MR.. WADE
STRENGTH.
HE WILL GET 100 TO 100 VOTES On
THE FIRST BALLOT.
HIS NOMINATION URGED As RE-
BUkE TO THE ANTI-TMPEACH.
MENT SENATOR'S.
SPEAKER COLFAX NEARLY As STRONG
HIS FRIENDS ARE CONFIDENT,
CHANCES OF GOV. FENTON. SENATOR
WILSON. AND MR.. HAMLlN.
WADE'S FRIENDS GO FOR COLFAN OR
HAMLIN As SECOND CHOICE.
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! ~ Thae h tsIk Of the fotmasioa OF q iadis..
YoTk association. 49,.
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rsnec;al Dispefeh 10 the StaY

NINETEEN COLORED DELEGArEs,
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Nor FEW of the worst disorders that aflict
1Nmankind arise from corru ption OF the blood.
hEIhBoIDs EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is Q remedy
of the utmost value.
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F. foossSStSSIFkTIIssp sSSFT,ss rxrR.or
JAMAICA GINGER,
Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best In use.
II Is an excellent
TONIC, ,ANTIDYsPEPrUa and INvIGORATOP
And is also used for Flavorins purposes.
EvERY FAMILY SHOULD DALwAYsHAvE IT
!ytical Chemist Of Baltimore, accompanies sscA
''' PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
FL asGgFToRs sfG2TT; oGRhssai''.
Sole By ths following .amsd Chemists In wash
ss1 sssa!r ri issS a. T. x,:nn'R ana
'ISnf; SIskRf SH.sfkiRioR CO.. corner r. .v. and
ES, ~ q; ssSS%IsH: se.a;, p, =, y, and N 18th 8.
ss.,;s, Ys,1... s z.u
ssHEtSissSsw sSEtSSSs ". oRoPLsY. Bdds. st. NH 1, Sun.
TRUNKS. Ii
We invite special ssssntion to eur large and wsi
STOCK OF TRUNKS, '
CONSISTING Of so Ea-
ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER,
FRENCH DRESS,
nd oil the lower srsass Of tt
4, TRAVELLING fRUNKs, "a
&C grsetly reduced prices. Coil and take looH
at our Trunk Warefoo0, before making your -
Trunks nsrssa and ssat . al Dsrts fsAs city,
free of cnAxge.
'r WALL RODINseN = CO., srol's
2ss PIANsYLyANIA AvBNUI..
spsH ! !.
nSHH NEW PATIENT CORSET STEALS, foal
Al BAuMp, tosssral AeentJ
HeoP skIRf AuD CORSET IAcrOBY,
.yv - LoVlslAxA AyxGu1.
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every one. Nineteen colored delegates al
peared.
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FIFTH DIsPATCH.l
APPOINTMENTS OF COMMITTEES ON
CREDENTIALS AND ORGAN.
IZATlON.
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QUANTITY vs. QUALITY. HILnBoLD's tx
0 TRACT SARsArAK1LLA. The dose 10 small.
Tbose who desire . large quantity and large doses
ofmedicine ERR.
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HIS NOMINATION URGED As A RE-
BUkE TO THE ANTI-IMPEACH.
MENT SENATOR'S.
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WADE WILL HAVE MOST VOTES ON
! t FIRST BALLOT.
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lsIvENrH DIsPArcH.
80 NOMINATIONS OR PLATFORM To.
DAY.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.)
CHICAGO, May 2O.-The Convention has
taken a recess TO perfect the permanent oreani-
ation. No nominations or platform will be
made to-day:
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BITTER CONTEST ON THE VICE.
PRESIDENCY.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
CHICAGO CONVENTION,
FROM CHICAGO TO-DAY.

UNPARALLELED EXCITEMENT.
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HE WILL GET 100 TO 100 VOTES On
THE FIRST BALLOT.
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COLFAX AND FENTOM GAINING
rp sfg GROUND. s
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HAMLIN AND WILSON REFUSE TO
lHs COALESCE.
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CFoURTH DIsPATCH.l
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GIVES MR.. WADE
STRENGTH.
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THE DISTRICT DELEGATES AID.
MITTED.
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STILL LATER.
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SENATOR HENDERSON, Of Missouri, il is said,
is about to marry New York lady, Miss
Foote, daughter Of Elisha Foote. Esq, who is
employed in the Patent Once at Washington.
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Nutij fiir yaru,sr.

8criEe gtrionsn tereue, ben Staat uuo bebauptsu 81,
Ssauerolnt sac Mhihi!;et tSccae G1st Seeeers) su SER
tdufel ole abtr an osrltieOcnc' arberr Srteu fabrt,irt
,peroer. S%esanntlih iiao Die dttcn Yeaoeroant ,YrDae
Cast Seeostj ~esrIerti9t: spn s . Je!pea II. g., Beaver
BAN uno Drl Soltt, !3rpe II. GO. in Owatpnna unifreit;1
Die belten. Oab %rietane t;t.erJansen rerDs, aebeu htr
untsnltcbeno oteytamen Ser Nseutsn fir pbiae SGemaItt.
men unp miro man gut ttuu, bel oisIenG 9enten sVr,uIprsteu
bs0Or man %anosrsso Ssiteuanseu ,uaht.
Murdoch, White & Gates, St, Paul,
Gould 4 Co., Minneapolis.
Mealey 4 Bradford, Monticello
Lewis Clark, St. Cloud.
}. Linemann, St. Joseph.
VIM. Bohmer, New Munich.
Bennett & Cole, Sank Centre.
Edw. Campbell, Forest City.
Moore & Darby, Paynesville.
Linnenfelser, Faber & Co., Carver.
j. Frankenfeld, Henderson.
E. Nicolin, Jordan.
Hare & Frankenield, LIE Sueur.
A. G.. Miller & Co., St. Peter.
Bronson, Cover & Co., Saltwater.
Gardnerand Meloy, Hastings.
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Gutttuu9en.

Gmpiansen fir ben @aNcersr Son
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Gprtlesuua Ypn Der 227. Geite.)

(SpII}tShuY W y N~t" NV
felt eineu Sabre ,bren Tprt9an9 bitten;
Die preubsn bdtten babel 5net 3wsde i'm
sluoe, ei1mal MOLTEN 1ie racurbSuremz
bura erlspen u1o Damn wpllten fte Fprtz
wa6renc i'm Bersihe jener Tetun9 blt'z
ben, UNI le jererssit wiecer pl6bli6 be-
beieBen 81 t1nnen. Jranfrsid tS'1ns
atsr nidt gan; 9leidsiiltis sssen bic
Stclluna lein, welde @:euse1 at 1s'<
net Ojt9rsnse einnebne ealelbe CT
ridte bort Elm Ueltun9sriered> oelle1
6auptpunfte Gpblen; urD Mal11; lete11
uuo cas nebf ben unbepeutenoen Neltz
unae,1 2aupou> krisr Saarbrlde1l uro
5aarlpuis Elm Seer Yon metr ais 1907
900 Manu aufnetmen tonne; 1don jebt
bate VreuBen BORT $4,000 Mann, mas
cine ea,.; respectable flei1e &rn1ss iei;
pas Xrieaamaterial aber> weldes bort
anaetduft ,perpe, lei bas zines Scores
unp Die prpviiionen, sieien BON unse<
beurem 8etras; felt Swet Sabren babe
Dreugen allies, mas rrr III ieiner Ma9t
itebe, aetbau> TIM pieie polition> Die Elm
BauD eutl9lanrs fir pieSertbeioi91tn9
unp Der @dla1eL su6ranfrei& be'mNnz
arift lei> uneinnebmbar 5u.lmaden.
Tranfreid babe 9esen cielt oropenoe
Vp{itiou nur cine &eibe aQeroin9s itarz
fer 6elunsen> oenen IS jeccd an Der
natirlid,en @srtbeipi9uns feble. Das
lei nidt ee,,r9 ; vieuei&t 9enus fir Ell
men ralAen &ries, aber ietsn Die Teinc<
leliafeiten roriber> - wirce, falls an
oteier 2aoe Der Din9e nidt5 9eanpelt
werce, pielslbs Gsfabr ron Neusm aufz
tauden.
CWau 1heint in Trantreid Suit 81
babeu, cine neue europdilds Tra9e aufS
3apet 81 brin9cn)
Nreueem.
cciu eineu, aus Song Song Gbina,
yvrn rs. 15etr. patirten Briefe beibt e5>
ca6 preusen NIT Der 6ineiiden Ne9iez
ru,s >peaen Nbtretun9 Der Snlel GbeeS<
ban al, Ben Morppeuti9en Sunc munz
terbanolun9 feht; louten piellnterbans
!unaen rpn Gr7ol9 9efr0nt lein> - Mir
peu pacurh Die Snterel1en, welte Die
gum Moropeut1deu 8unp 9cb5ri9m
Staaten an Den 9aacel nit Sapan
I'M China nehmen, wrlrntlih 9ef1rcsrt
,perpen.
Ss,iislid ner ne!len d,inel1d,en @s@
lanptidait unter Burliu9au1e erbdlt Ger
%eupabnte Brief bic Warnu19 an aus
1odrtiac WIad,ts, Den dineI(den Nri@
t~ofrater, weld,s 81 oen0elanctldaf'5s
pu,pnal ssb5rell nid't au'uSisl Ser
traueu at ldenfen.
Die Sanoeleii:erel iea Der Sn. g tat
TIT fIup in winiden6wertber Welle &C.
G;Asrt uuo Der 9anpel Der Nmerltaner
ui,,,mt eiusn nruefl Nuhdwun9.O teSeiz
ehe oes AenirolsSeu it ouF einem nad
ben Ser. 5taatsa %bsitimmtsn 6ahrse'9e
einAeIbiFt woroen
SaDcri!.
Muuden IA. Mlai. 0erWeors
Saarrpft oer ameritanilde Oe|arets
an preubiideu 9of, teRnpet 1td l'sr
unp partet olf cis Mnfunft pes Uurltsn
5ptenlobe, weldsr iih iii oie|em Nl1z
1enblid I'M 3cupnrlan1ent III Sfrl'n
be1noet.
6err Bancroft wiro sleih nad Dem
GintreHen pes bairiiden. premierS IN
Miinden bic llnterhanolun9en ,pesen
Mtlhlu0ss zines dbnliden Sertra95
1pie per ;pijben Dem notwithstanding
ee NIB oen Ser. Staaten at9e|dlpOene
beatnnen.
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Stir cen Wetreipebau

C"> W." S''''""
b,ssen Die y%aneereien in ben Counties Scnrspin. gDriatt,
stedrns nno Deeeter unIbertrofsne Vcrtbeiie bar. 1arner
aus ben olflthsn Staatss seben oeIen 2dnbereieu bei itrsr
MrStpdtl ben Vcrjug, ais bic, nelde I'D am be1en lumbar
eels eisncr: DisIe Counties ~entsalten aud einea Reid,
tbuna BON Waloun3ea ees lhbnt.a barten Sol,es, mad
ipel6eu, erube Natfrase fur ueri6iebene 3nete III, urs
ura niht alen, fir Die Rldruua oes earbes entftdStatIpn.
bern eas 'aro feibit tssatlt madt.
:.L ~.,
Vut cR SltV5UUl
s,o ,s q ,,,n.;es m,,f, e5,r.; r.s e,...,u, n5,
a.e;arst. Ser Hoesn sntSaft re:Ms, i,,.s;,s, esn Ts,'n bss:,
,nsiis, Tr,ir;t 6,1r3,S ,"S is;4ts M ua ,M st'W, t9sI.
it et.pas tusctia. nit rr;dblidsn Gem unb it BON aab(re;,
m y tteseaesS gsoalssa our;p!bnltser. wslSc Don elmer
,rasSsursu Vurrath tpn [eu lno Wrae lieferr' Sie N NM
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Seribtebenes
NHase! Ndage! pa;ise
ir Ger
Oampf=p ug<Uabr
Ntfplaus 9dbr
Ct. Sfnuh Gtporr3 Counts Miltr,

Gie aufmcriiamtsit Der Jarn,er BON siearas uno uats
~lissentst, Gpuntss ,nDhte i'd lenfea aui n1eine srese Ias=
nail pen SSfi8en aass @rt sroes u'O tleii1e, fir. sSals,
Straub uue 9rairie 2anp %gsesuet., Sar3iabrtae CT
StsnS selest, sinsn fir btsie geseno b%siisrn 9 flus ST.
~liefern, ais trseno psde. in oncern staaten faeris;rtsn
uno sun, Serfauf tierber tn,sprse pAa5e. SnSe'n Id ale
me2ne pEnsa ga rantt {. werbcn a16 ale telde bel
MIR taufsn mrdsn, fnssn oaB nsiae paige tiaissv inb
ais irserD tps!he.
Tp1t Nj. Satr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30

These Articles Of agreement made and
entered into by REV. CLEMEss STAUB JOHN
n. SCHROEDER, HESRY II. TIMME, under
signed one with another for the purpose OF
forming a corporation under the general
of the state of Minnesota. as here
matter named and provided-witness as fol-
1o,xS.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY to the amount of Eighteen Mil
lion Dollars, have already been Sold and they ere
now in constant demand for home investment and On
foreign account. They pay six per cent in gold
and run for. thiDty years. AT lO2, they yield bs.
tween eight and nine per cent to the investor. and
soon as the issue is sold if not before. they win
doubtless command much higher rate. As frst
mortgage on the longest line of railroad in this coun-
try that is already earning than its interest s
bilites on its way business and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubted
Subscriptions will be received at the Company's Of.
fee. No. 20 Nassau-st. and by John j. Cisco Son.
No. SO Wall-st New-York and by most Of the leading
bankers throughout the country, wherea new psmph-
let. containing full description of the road aud iu
securities, can be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


The Board Of Police Commissioners dismissed
Stephen LCook from the force In 1884, without notice To
him. and the Courts after delay reversed this order
The Board Of Police then fined HIM t95 days pay for
absence from duty, and tho relator appealed To the
Courta who again reversed the decision Of the Board
and the Board now appeals The case is still on argu'
ment.
In the Court of Appeals, the case of FillO
ex agt Thomas j. JONES' sprnging out Of tie explo-
sion at No 16 John-st In 1885, by which John Fo was
injured that he died. aud In which his executrix re-
covered judgment for 5000 argued The main gues-
tion was. whether the keeping Of fireworks liable TO
spontaneous combustion subjected the keeper TO liability
accidents TO others arising from It, Decision eser ed
In the Supreme Court Special Term curl
ols argument made 10 the effect Of tho Recon
structen In the OF Alexander agt Russell The
brought Judgment OF the Hastings Court OF
Petersburg, Va which, with interest amounts now 10
500 The defendant demns generally that there
is no cause Of action Roger A. Pryor. arguing the case
for the defendant claims that 20 make judgment good
cause action must appear that tho court pronounong
the Judgment had lawful Jurisdiction aud ia power
must evident that the Court must take Judicial notice
OF the OF Congress- and among them the Reeonsmc
ton laws enacted prior 10 the rendering OF this Judg
ment For tho plaintiff 1t was contended that the ke
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
And the following for railroad bonds

Money ia easier and but little new business was dona A
over per cent although the banks still maintain thei,
rates at per cent Government dealers are supplied A
per cent, and at the close large amounts offered
without takers, at per cent. Commercial paper 1nds
ready sale at per cent for irstclass names.
Sterling Exchange is strong and active, at advance
of per cent rates. but few Commercial Bills are Offer
ing We quote: London, 60 days 1921 9Io9t; London
sight. 1924 aO9s; London, prime commercial, loS si1
Paris long, 51si d517 Paris, short 5lsi i955 Antwerp
52O05Sf; Swiss 52005.l8.; Hamburg 35i 1885, Amstsr
DAM 4Oia4OE; Frankfort iOs el0i Bremen 79t a7s Ber
lin, 7ll07lt.
In freghts tho market to-day has been some
what unsettled. To Liverpool by steamer. Aos
bush Corn. at 6e6id, and 5000 bush Wheat
at 6ad. tho above rates are no criterion "a
the market, as tho grain taken to ill up.
Seven hundred barrels Of Flour engaged by steamer
at 2s 3d. The closing rates are as follows 7a7.d for
Wheat and Corn; we understand It'd. refused for
next week 2503Os for Heavy Goods and 2 o2s 3d. foe
Flour. We learn OF no changes being made
The transactions at the Office OF the Assistant Treas
urer were Receipts for Customs t3SsOo Receipts fos
Gold Notes tlS5OOO; total Receipts, t,siT33 TO- Total
Payments, 81. .26O,O43 "a Balance, t0e.47slSs 62.
The First National Bank Of NewYor& has declared Its
regular quarterly dividend OF five per cent payable
and after the 10th inst.
Mr. William l.. Taylor, Of the banking firm OF Taylor
Brothers, was today elected member OF the New-YOrt
Stock Exchange.
The Railway reports show the following facts in refer.
eEce to their earnings:
Atlantic and Great Western fourth week in September
IS6s.............tll .tlll664 1867 49,: ......sl2iM
Michigan Central, month OF September,
1858 S68..............456974 1857 T........... A6477s
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
shown. Government

u. 8. Pao.. X. r.. 99Gl00
U. =. Gs, 1881, Reg. ll2ldll3
". y. 6s. 1881, ,Cou. ..llJl0ll4
u. 5. 520s, 1881. Reg. los @i05t
u. =. $40 Cou. '62. .ll2a Dll2t
u. =. $40 Cou. Ca. .ll0b a llO4
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

y. 9. $40 Cou. '65. ..ll0i aliOs
U.S.5-20 Co. new '65. 1851 6l0Ss
u. \. $40 Cou. '67 1881 6lOs4
4. \. $40 COu. '68 1921 a 1901
u. J. 1910 Reg.....loaA glO3a
L. !. l0-i0 COu.....l0o dl05k
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The TrSsae o., lss
ASHES-The market is moderately active anu sN'"' 80
bbls s8 80 for Pots and so 50 for Pearls .,, "a note
BUILDING MATERIALS-We have no Piru'lal''t '"''e
coming heading the market aa no chag
BBBswAX-A fair jobbng demand bat 10 pess y.isv
of 10 note sales Of 10 200 al a1dioc Tor ie
and -. ,,at. at from
BRIsrI ES ara the mOdersei We lu"
4Oc . 81 for and " bite o,cs. Zoe
COT~rON-The ha materially
an advance of &C. all grades closing quite h ssr ses
offerings moderate and our stock - ds ana
Of lIs bale, Including 3 spnners 3T to etp0es '
spceulators. quote follows;