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TEaRY. HrNrs Co. MISS, Jan. ID, 1868.
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SAYS she would not take 500 for it. could
find purchasers for several more, were it not
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Excelsior Manufacturing Comply

rTyHESE WELL-KNOwN AND VERY POPU.
LAR COOKING STOVES have been before the
public since 1859. Each succeeding year has added
to their popularity, until the name has become n.
miliar in every household in the West and South.
The demand for our
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HOME INSURANCE Co,
TOPEKA, KANS.
Capital Stock, $4,000.
Taxa, First. Class Risks 1t as Low
Rates a. any Responsible Company.
Officers.

Officers.
81 PHrLsncK. of Doniphan. President.
IL. JOHNSON. Of Topeka, Vice President.
Cd. LuSD, of Topeka. Secretary.
JOHN E. CLxLAND, of Topeka. Treasurer.
ALsEar BLnR. of Topeka, General Agent.
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last year was greater than we could supply with the
sizes then made; anticipating Q stiff greater de.
mand during the present year, we have made pat.
terms for several additional Sizes and are prepared
to manufacture 100 to 100 -
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Gener nj Conference of the A. NJ. E. Zion
ooloredl Church.

FDteehh Ddy.oConference met al O'clock
with religious exercises, under the direction of
Bishop Clinton, presiding.
The subject of the Episcopacy, under con
sidcration OF the last session at the time of ad-
lournment. was again resumed, and. on motion
Was recommIited to the Committee
The Baltimore Committee made their report
which was received
A petition was presented by Elder J. J.
Whiting, asking for aid TO assist i'm building a
church in st. Louis, Mo. Referred TO the
Committee ON Missions.
The subject OF the Episcopal districts was
continued until the hour Of recess.
At the afternoon session, Bishop Moore pre-.
slding.J resolution was adopted authorizing
the Committee on Paper TO borrow $500.
Elder W. I. Butler was appointed TO compile
and publishsthe Revised Discipline as soon a.
practicable.
The report OF the Committee on Salaries MAS
called, which specified that the salaries of min
isters be fixed at $500. On motion OF VIM r.
Butler, the report was so amended as to pro-
vide tor Ssn; and thereupon the amendment
was adopted.
Some subject irrelevant to legitimate busi.
ness being under consideration, wherein some
OF the members Were indulging in little by-
play, Mr.. Chase arose and seriously remarked
Il hope this foolishness Will be stopped: we
have no time for such stuff" to winch Elder
w +. Butler remarked, ssThat's enough of that
now; We don't want any more of your non
sense"
A resolution providing tor the payment of
SIS 10 Elder Decker, for certain stereotyping
plates which he held IN his possession. was
considered, and then tabled.
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YACHT CLCB.-Pursuant 10 notice, the
owners OF the various yachts met last evening q
81 the Boat Club rooms, foot Of 9th street Mr..
Wheeler, OF the s.Fairy," was called TO the
chair The rules and regulations used last wear
We're unanimously adopted, with the exception
OF SLOWING 'stwo mini per foot of keel :;
committee composed of one member from
each yacht, Of which DIR. L. Z. Rauterbery rs
chairman. was appointed to consider the pro-
priety OF allowing footage for keel. II was
also determined thaH the amount of prize for
coming race should be one hundred dollars
two-thiTds of which is to be given to toe win
ming boat, and the other third to the second
best. After transacting some other business of
minor import, the meeting adjourned The
first race of the season will take place at 10 a
m, June 18th, and the prize will be a beautiful
one hundred dollars. 1t is expected that eyery
boat in the ''bay" Will participate. and active
preparations are already afoot for the coming
contest.
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THE PRIZE RING.

The Great contest for the Cham pi iouship-
toburn Against McCsele-Excitemewte cut
West-Aaron and shepherd TO Fight in
the Same Ring.
ST. Louis, May 25,-AIike McCoole left here
for some point in Indiana. ad Jacent to the bat
tie field this evening. There Is difference OF
opinion regarding his condition, ssme thin king
he has too much flesh. A rumor prevailed
here to-day that Joe Coburn drank very hard
yesterday, the result of his discontinue on
Saturday, which caused much an xiety among
his friends. Large sums Of money IL sand TO
have gone from here to be staked on the fight.
CTNCINNATI, May 25.-The coming McCoole
and Coburn fight creates great excitement. The
city Is thronged with sporting men from the
East and West Additions are made by every
train. John &. Heenan and about 3a0 Others
arrived from New York this evening, and more
are expected tomorrow. Large amounts have
been bet on the suit fthe fight. some Offering z
odds on McCoole, which are readily taken by
Coburn's friends The fight Will posuyely "
come OF near the line of the Ohio and Missis-
slppl railroad Arrangements have been m ade
for Barney Aaron and Patsey sheppard 10
hgniin the same ring. for two thousand doll
lars. after the McCoole and Coburn mill has
ended Coburn is still al Latouia Springs.
McCoole left St. Louis tonight and will pro-
ceed 10 this city.
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INTERNAL RkVENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were ss85.57126.
ALEXANDRIA AND VIcINITY-The Journal of
this morning has the following items

ALEXANDRIA AND VIcINIrY-The Journal of
this morning has the following items
COMFY Nomination Conrenton.-The Republi.
can Convention yesterday elected John Brill,
Josiah Thomas p. A Breen and William A.
Rowe, delegates to represent the Republican
Congressional Convention to BE- held at Cul.
peper q. H., on the 27th OF May, and adopted a
resolution "that George Tucker is the choice of
the Republicans of Alexandra city and county
for candidate for Congress, and our delegates
to the Congressional Con vention are hereby
instructed to use all honorable means to effect
his nomination" +. Gaskins offered a resolu .
tlon 10 instruct the delegates TO support Chas.
Whittlesey should they not succeed in securing
the nomination Of Geo. Tucker. Lost
Dead Body Found.-Yesterdaya about II o'clock
the dead body Of white lad, apparently about
IL or Is years of age, was found by a colored
man on the Maryland shore, between Forts
toote and Washington, where he had been left
by the receding tide. He came to this city and
notified the police. The remains are doubtless
those Of a lad of Washington, recently drowned
near the Long Bridge.
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A MATRIMONIAL NovELTY.-The New York
correspondent of the Louisville Democrat
writes: A fashionable wedding, on a new
plan, came of at Zion church, in the Fifth
avenue, this morning. The bride is the
daughter of wealthy and well known iron
founder, who returns an income or S2CO. 900 per
annum, and the bridegroom, the son of an Ex-
change place broker. wealthy also. The ser.
vices were entirely choral. Bishop Southgate
lntoned the prayers, and even the question,
swift thou take this woman" etc, etc, was
drawled out in the same monotone. The effect
was ludicrous, rather than solemn, and one of
two Of the gushing bridesmaids could not re.
strain from laughing right out at 1t. The choir
got up gorgeous '.processional" and "recess
ional' for the occasion, and, for the delectation
Of the happy pair, and the lockers -on, threw in
all the fancy music, from Mendelssohn down
to Ofenbach. -.. -I.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispa tchss.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, by CABLE,
Execution Of Barrett. the Feuian-R.yelt
in Turkey.

LONDON, May 26.-Michael Barrett. ALA.
jackson, who was convicted OF causing the
Ciefkenweil explosion in December last,
whereby score Of people lost their lives
snhtred the extreme penalty of the Jaw a.
Newgate, between the hours Of and n th is
forenoon.
VIENNA, May ae-Teiegrams have been re-
celved here giving the particulars of a very
formidable revolt which has Just broken out in
the province of Basina- I'm Turkey Troops
are being rapidly pushed forward from Con-
stanunople 10 quell the disorder.
mansI oSDSS, 81 ,ds May sa.-Fsrenoon-consois for
LIyERPooL, May 26.-Forenoon Cotton
heayy ana unchanged; small business; sales OF
500 bales. Breadstufs dull
LONDON, May 26.-Afternoon-Conso soils and
securities are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 26.-Afternoon-Cotto
nominal Sales OF 3,oo bales: uplands, n d,
Orleans. 1Ik. Breadstufs dull
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Rrprp11cANnI.xrrxo,,

REPUBLICAN MkETIHG In THE FIRsrWARD-
Ward Nomindticns.-The Republicans in the
First Ward had q meeting last evening to Der.
the last meeting. Mr.. U. s. Baker was nomi.
mated and elected for the City Council. where-
upon Mr. William H Slowen, who had been
elected and confirmed as one of their nominees
al their last meeting for the Council. stepped
forward and withdrew his name, stating that
he would not run on the same ticket with M
Baker, and expressed his intention TO run in
dependenuy against him. On motion, Mr..
Garter A. Stewart (colored) was chosen 10 an
the vacancy occasioned by the withdrawal OF
Mr.. Slowen. Geo. T. McGlue was then chosen
as the nominee for assessor
we have full report Of the proceedings at
this meeting. which was Of O most exciting
character, but il was crowded C1t Of to-day's
issue, with much other interesting local and
news matter, but will appear tomorrow
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ference net this morning, Bnhop shorter in
the char. After the opening exercises Rev.
Mr.. Weaver arose TO . privileged question In
regard 70 the book concern. and addressed the
the church discipline was resumed, when the
fourth chapter, relating % the baptism OF
adults, was adopted; also, . chapter relating 70
the duties Of trustees. The Conmittee upon
Temporal Economy nade their report which
was omended and Sdopted.
Bishop Oamphell pfeseasrd 70 Bsshop Quinn
abeautiful phoeogrsph Of TIE 3issaonary Com
mittee OF thezWslegaa Church q Enxland.
broueht over from Enslapd ~ Bishop Payne.
Rev. W. II. Huster moved thSf o1phop Payne
be requested q give, II seme sshssQ neat tims.
don vas eoxneA.s a sesoluftnn provides thaf
theA =. z ChuYch shall not receive an err.
euft receive any circuit sr station belongine 10
the respective connection was passed. 1d-
jonrned.
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THE CINCINNATI HORSE RACES.

CINCINNATI, May 26.-The races on the Buck
eye Course Were better attended to-day than at
any previous time.
The first race was for four year olds, mile
beats, $3.50 entrance fee, and $40 added by the
club, and was won by John MeLay's Victory.
TIme-LA&, Is5k.
The second race was for the Burnett House
purse of SsGp. two-mIle heats. for all ages and
was Won by Jas. Ford's Col. walford. Time
3d. J., 3.5lA.
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AN OFFICER SENrINcEr.-S con

An OFFICER SENTHNCEr.-S cond Lieuten-
ant VIM. F. Stewart, ith United States artillery,
stationed at Fort Washington, Md, has Just
been tried before a general court martial. of
which Major General Ricketts, was president.
on the charge of conduct preludicial 10 good
order and military discipline by assaultng and
beating, without cause. Corporal James Han
lon- ith artillery. and using abusive language
10 him while he Corporal H. was in the dis
charge OF his duty. Lieutenant Stewart was
found guilty, and sentenced to forfeit 10 the
United States his pay proper for two months.
and be confined to the lim'tS of his proper sta
ton for four months, atte aiding to all duty ex-
cept that of officer Of the day.
INTERNAL RKvENUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were ss65.571.26.
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CRIME IN NEW WORK.

NEW YORK, May ga man named Eaxau.
who abused the family of J. p. Benden.
meeha mac IN Forty second street. last night.
was killed by Benden, who surrendered him.
self to the police.
John Stanley, aged D years, was terribly
stabbed last night by three men named Daly
James Gorham, and Peter Gorham He will
probably die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26

CINcTNNATI, May S.-The officers VI ho were
appointed by the Adams Express Company 10
investigate the late robbery near Seymour,
Ind. report total loss Of sSs COO, portion OF
which was in Government bonds and S40OOO m
greenoacks of large denominations. The num-
bers Of both bonds and money had been taken
and furnished the company, and a circular
contain ing the list has been distributed 20 the
bankers and brokers. None Of the thieves have
been arrested.
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GENERAL GRANT To RECEIVE THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CON-
MuTTEE.

PHILADELPHIA. May 26.-The Chairman of
the committee appointed by the Chicago
Soldiers and Sailors Convention 10 present
TO Gen. Grant the resolutions adopted by that
body have received a letter from Gen Grant
appointing noon on Friday next for the formal
presputation
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money is in full supply in New York aud
rates incline downward Little mercantile pa
per Of the first-ciass is offering, and loans in
Consequence are based mainly on government
and other stocks. IL is thought BY some that
The easy rates Of money and low prices of mer-
chandize may lead TO the making Of 1rst-class
commercial paper. The prices for governments
are advancing, the week opening witA. the
bonds than probably ever before In the New
York market in one week. As an instance OF
the magnitude Of dealings we see a srased that
the transactions Of one house, Fisk e Hatch,
reached near twenty -one million dollars from
Monday morning tn 3 3p. m, Saturday. ..s a. Il
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LIREU. GUur

ST. Louis, May 26-CaptaIn Marsdou has
sued the Democrct for $4,000 for alleged Incl
in copying from the La Crosse Dessocraf a state
ment that he had swindled thar paper.
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TWO LADIES DRowyED.

RUTLAND. VT, May 26.-Two ladies who
went out boating on Back river at Cay.ndish
VT, last evening, approached too near the dam
and becoming frightened, attempted 70 save
themselves by jumping overheard, but both
We're carried over the dam and drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26

Taylor. of this city. Bridge Inspector on the
O., A. Il NJ. r. r met with q serious, and it 10
feared, fatal accident, ON Friday last p. m, by
Tumbiing Run Bridge, near Strausburr,
Mannassas Road. tits impossible to know the
extent of his injuries. Three physicians were
at once called to his relief, and every attention
o'clock p. m, yesterday.-Alezqsdria Gazette,
25h f-.s -F
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fnE JUDD DIVORCE CASE

NEW HAVEN, May 26.-The decree in the
Judd divorce case dismisses the petition of
Mrs. Judd and grants the cross petition of DIR.
Judd and gives him the custody Of the children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26

NATuRALIzATIoN--Tae Tae Soeas ia a, coayf
Roon.-Iesterday afternoon in the court room,
when the SOpreme Conrt in General Term
WIS in session. there Were present from 50 TO
. persons seeking naturalization papers. and
the clerks were kept busy. THIS morning the
regular business Of the court is suspended and
the crowd is still greater than yestsrday, and
growing larger each su ccessive hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26

FrsH.-About fifteen hundred shad and from
nve to- six thousand herring were received TN.
morning at yohnsons Wharf. Tue former
were sold AT sis per hundred. and the latter at
slOSO per thousand. Supply light, and de-
mand good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26

SoLprkks' AND SArLoss, UsIox.-rah 49,
eIaiion held lis ree alar veekly me~tsae last
night, " hsn an anvasfsoa ~ss receaxed from
the Grant Club 20 unite with them ne II Frlday
evening IN the ratification Of lhe uonisst,ons
by the Chicago Convention. which was accept
ed. Ms lor wells cfer~d o resolution which
was adopted, that TINS Unson cordially approve
Of decorating the Unlon soldiers graves on the
, n instant. and trusts that every member s,ll
show hts approval BY MS presence on thAi oc-
eAslou. Lieutsssnt leung offered . rrsolut ton
than king the Fourth Ward Republicane for
nominating Captain Charles N. MNnntnE. a
menher Of The Union, for the Common CoGn-
cal, and strongly endcrsing the nominsti on.
which was adopted; after which the meeting
adjourned
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QUARTERLY FANNY MEETING. A .sf.rfix
meeting of all the Methodists m the Di~tr,ct
Of Columbia and Alexandria is 70 be saeid AZ
Wesley Chapel, corner OF 5th aud r strects, TO-
morrow evening Addresses will be deiiyersi
by the Rev. Dr. McCauley, OF Georrvtowu,
and other exercises of interesting character
This is the first Of a series of meetings which
are 10 be held quarterly, and a new feature Of
Methodism in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26

VRseIL DIsABLRD.-The schooner Noun,
Pleasant, Captain Leatherbury, with coal
bound to 0eorgetown ran against q snag while
q few days since and was 30 much damased
that she snnk In ashort time, and in eight feet o,
water. Es - - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26

stolen from parties residing in the lover ~
Of Fairfax county, Va. were recovered at BAR.
cross roads, In AlexaAdria county Sunday
night ~ constables from Alexan1rfa. Tka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26

Co. ". the ". A. Z @. r. Il. %. This case
having been argued by counsel heforo th1
court In Alexandra for some 0ays past the
court reserved tts decision until sonetime dur.
ing vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-26

CouRr IN GENERAL TERM.-To-day. john
n trsne was appointed a Commissloner O.
faections In the fourth precinct. Fourth ward.
IN place OF w. II. Bald wia, resigned. James
r. Royce second precinct Third ward. an
place OF 4 ID Langley, reslgsed. George N
Oyster. hrst precinci, fifth Ward. IN place o,
r. ID. STUART resigned. The case OF the Unised
Stairs aet Fowler et al. (lotiery oa-es) was
argued, as Also Detiroot agL Secrtary OF
Treasury.
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rhe second article Is a. follows;

That on said twenty -nrst Gay OF feoruary,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty eight, at Washington. in the
District of Colu .nbia, said Andrew johnson,
the high duties Of his office, Of has oath Of Once
and in violation Of the Constitution Of the Uni.
Ted States, and contrary to the provisions Of an
act entitled IAN act regulating the tenure OF
certain civil oGlces,r passed March second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven. without the
advice and consent of the Senate Of the United
states, said Senate then and there being in ses-
sion. and WITHOUT authority Of law, dia, with
intent 10 violate the Constitution Of the United
states, and The act aforesaid, issue and deliver
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

s &U*
We clip - boi1oxinx fFosn the
AlbiA Rspsbtie, = d pr0blsn of 81
ricae xnteresf.
Mr.. =. M. Essses, who writes fIxnas
Agency City, seudSam tia s0lloWfng
paxHle, and ~ ss6guree won,f lie, ~
In which respect fhay are different
from mot safIlxzd editors Che solu-
ton naay eexve ID sspOtnt 4 moral. y
Number the twentyaIx lefterS or
the alph4bek eonseczxfl lyeay from Al b
q fhea tnke The numkers 0f he aek
tbFs which spell the naxnes " the
Damecxntic eanfitateas ssEeymosar
and Blnir, and add tlaem togetfser, /
and the snm N l77 take likewise
the numbers az the letten which
spell the Radical ticket t6xxnf and
C0lfAx, = and they ulnke i4o, which
added toGether nake al7. - whole
number Of tire e3eekoxnf eni1exa. and
Seyus0nr ord u1Afrsa nssi9rify b 81,
hist the nambeg - sfnkes In he
Union, the acts Of the late Rump
70 the contrary Notwithstanding.