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A man in New o Orleans who was amusing
himself recently by shooting from his win,
dow at the pigeons; on q neighbor1ng ROOT
killed an infant in the arms Of its mother
who was passing along the street. i8
Admiral semmes is lecturing in New Or
leans. aogsl i46rts :.
A. G. Brown, Jr., is writing biography
Of President Johnson. ~ .i'23 t, .5.',s 4
George D. Prentice, Of the louisville
Journal, is reported to be, seriously i'll. y
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CHANGE OF GAUGE ON THE ONO AND
MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD.-It has been stated
to us that large force is engaged ct all
the shops of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road changing the trucks, &c., of the loco
motives and cars preparatory to the inau-
guration Of the narrow gauge. The com
pany has also purchased fifty new :locomo-
tiyes. When the work begins Of drawing
IN the rails, trains will be entirely sus-
pended for only four days in which time
It is estimated the gigantic job can be COM
pleted along the whole line. After the
change, passengers will be transported from
New York to the other side OF the Rocky
mountains without change of cars.-Cs''-
cinnaH Inquirer, Nay 8.
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i A soLDIER PuEIsaEyss pcR sa PxAcrTnlr.
JOKE. lit viii be reraeYnb tered shnt shorty
sfter the Beginning Ok the War DsDsrtmenyt
diihfotilty sdk Waa reported that Mosbys aAs
cSaniS& ID. this Jcity with an armed force.
and i letter received by him from this3 city
was puhlishsd IN most Of the southern,
joarnAlss who charg led that Il Was from d
Govsrnment detective here to trap Mosby ;
hut Ing facts ia the case are contained In
an order inst issued from Head uar4ers De-
partment of Washington, which sets forth
that before q court-martiaI ia session IN
this city, OF which General John b. Rick
ests Id president, Sergeant Frank FORESTER.
Company II, THenty-ninth infantry, Mss
tried upon q charge or conduct To the pre-.
ludice of good order and military discipline.
The specification charges that he did, with
intent TO incite instruction and resistance
iof the lawg Of the United States, write and
cause to be sent to one John 8. Mosby, for
merly en- officer in the Confederate army,
a letter, Of which copy is appended, IN
whichthe writer says:
4 The rumor is aaoat that you are raising
men to march on this city with the inten-
stion of putting things in shapeto suit your
iooL1. IL OF, ! SioEy III your .uuuertaRlnR.
think tia Christian act. Iwish you to
inform me at once if such is the case, and
viii assist you in your undertaking. /
was once q colonel in the Federal army,
but now only a sergeant. have been mis-
used, and will be avenged. Write in con-
fidence tome all will be right no danger Of
betrayal. Twill keep you posted in regard
! to Congress, military movements,n Sc.
The court found the accused guilty, and
sentenced him to be reduced to the ranks,
and to,forfeit to the United States ten dol
lars per month Of his monthly pay. Gene
raj Emory has approved the sentence, and
says:
"The sentence awarded is evidently
founded upon the belief that the accused
had no malicious intent in writing the let
ter contained in the charge against him, of
which he has been found guilty, and that
he merely intended practical joke. Con-
curing in this view, the sentence is APP
proved, and will be duly executed and it is
hoped it will serve as warning that jokes
upon matters Of that kind, calculated to
disturb the public peace, may not be again
attempted .''-Star. ir
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A NEwI,Y-MARRIED WIFE SUDDENLY
DIVORCES HERsELF.-There happened here
recently, between newly-married couple
from Kentucky, rather startling episode,
told briefly as follows: A young gentleman
from the county Of Madison, Kentucky,
wooed and won the heart of most estima-
BILE and handsome young lady Of Fayette
county. After several months courtship,
the ceremony was duly performed at the
First Presbyterian church in Lexington,
and the happy pair, with buoyant hopes,
took the afternoon train for this city to
spend the honeymoon. The hours, on!rosy
wings, few swiftly by. The bridegroom
congratulated himself upon the prize he
had won, and, in blissful ignorance of
breakers ahead" arrived at the Mer-
chants Hotel, where o suite of rooms
had been engaged for the happy cou-
pie, and awaited their. reception. After
their arrival in the Queen City, and
enjoying supper, the bride retired to. her
chamber, and the groom, 9 spirited young
fellow, thought he would have a run with
the boys and see the elephant q little while
before retiring to the arms of Morpheus and
his fair bride. The result Of this little raid
around town can better be imagined than
explained; and we are surprised to say, in. In.
stead of the groom, who is q jealous 6 Good
Templar," returning "right side up he
was, to use mild expression, jolly tight,
and his newly-made wife refused to admit
him, and persistently vowed that she would
return home on the morrow; and, ringing
the bell, alarmed the clerk, who provided
an extra bridal chamber for one, and the
groom was soon sleeping profoundly.
On the morrow, after having passed the
night in profound slumber, all unconscious
of having any wife, he was astonished to
learn that she had deserted him. Butsueh
was the fact. She had returned to her pa
rents, in Fayette county, where she still re
mains, refusing, thus far, to become recon
ciled to the man who could desert her on
their first night of welded life for the 30
ciety of male friends Cincinnati CONNER
4 ~ Ia i . +. VII.
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HEws FneM TmE-,Cl,IArrrAIIL.
speeialtsaesrsn3 70 the Dispssehs
. ABOUT THE sfMPr1gHNENTjr RriL.4

speeialtslesrsfftothe Dispsseh. i
~ ABOUT OVERWHELMINGLY TRIAL
I -WAsHIssTos, May 1a.-The events con-
nected with the Impeachment trial to-day
were few, and proceedings brief. The OPP
ponents Of impeachment are confident of
the acquittaI of the President. The adyo-
Gates Of impeachment assert that they can
convict on the eleventh article with the
votes of Wade and Howard. The latter is
tonight pronounced dangerously i'll, and
there is no probability of his recovery, il
he shall recover at all, by next Saturday.
The excitement and extraordinary inter
est continue, and the most improbable sto-
ries are current. Senator Henderson is the
subject Of speculation. BE was called upon
this morning by delegation of Missouri
ans, who urged him to vote for the eleventh
article. Reports say he promised that he
would not vote at oil, and would resign his
seat in the Senate. From reliable source
i learn that he made no such promises.
The preponderance of we'll -grounded
opinion is that the President will be acquit-
ted. =
THE RESIGNATION OF FoRSEY.
The resignation Of Mr.. Forney as Clerk
of the Senate is announced, and report says
his purpose in resigning is thst he may be
free to say what he pleases against the
senators who vote for the acquittal of the
President without subjecting himself to
being called to account as an officer Of the
Senate. ys,, l-t II 500 .a,f s ~
MEETINGS HELD TO CONSIDER TIE pRoPRr-
ETY. OF REQUESTING SENATORS TRUMBULL
AND GRIMES TO RESIGN. ' <, 6 $50.
Hmeeting Of citizens Of Illinois was held
tonight at rthe room of General Logan ia
consider the propriety Of calling on Sena.
tor Trumbull tomorrow and requesting him
to resign his seat in the Senate. One re-
port says the meeting did not agree upon
anything definite another has it that the
party will call upon Mr.. TrumbuH to-mor-
row and request him to resign. A meeting
Of q few Iowans was also held tonight to
request MIR. Grimes to resign, but no imme-
date action was determined.
ABOUT GRANT AND THE CHICAGO soM1SA-
TIoN.
A. T. Stewart, Of New York, report has
it, was to-day In consultation with Gene
raj Grant relative to the nomination at Chi
cage, and both Grant and Stewart decided
that Grant must decline to permit his
name to be submitted to the Convention for
nomination. s7it2srf
ABSURD STORIES.
Among the'absurd reports said to have
been sent hence to-day by telegraph is one
to the effect that Senator'S Fessenden, Grimes,
Trumbul, and Henderson had an interview
with the President, at which it was agreed
that General Schofeld should be nominated
for Secretary Of War. n There is not one
word Of truth in the rumor.
THREATENING TELEGRAMs. II
A, perfect avalanche Of kilograms has
been received here by senators who oppose
Impeachment; some threaten, others dep.
recate, but none have moved the senator's to
change their conscientious convictions.
WALLACE.
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srrjEs1,rAH NS,fYCE.
JULIUS ssYGEE*Ess s.s
, .ai2 MAIW STREET, II

.fss5ft 81 X At + 81 ~,
JULIUssYGhE<Es5 ssS
~ asfa MAIH STHEET,f
BxTwEEx NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
Having Just returned from. New York Z sa1
happy 70 announce 70 my friends and the public tn
general that 7 have and viii receive BY eyefy
steamer such large quantities OF FAsH0NkBLE
GOODS as TO suit every one ID styles sn6 prices.
take the liberty Of mentioning fewc CT the latest
styles Of DRESS GOODS, sueha as 8 s;a q
Japsey Poplins, ~ ~ So 81, - 49, !
Prince Of Wales Cloth, something new;
japanese Poplin, the latest styles;
Embroidered Grenadine very rich; 81
Colored Alpaca, In al shades and as great bar
gains;
silk and Linen Plaid Popiins, the latest European
styles: 'sssst ~ m 81 s. 81
Striped arenadine, beautiful pattern;
French organdies, Of the latest importation;
Mozambique and Lenoes, very cheap i,
French and American Lawns at all prices, and q
great many ether styles too numerous 70 mem
tion; = = ls
Aisfss variety ofsummer shsvls, beautiful styles;
Sd French Organizes, for shawis; te;t:sa ~
81 Berage and Grenadines, FOR sshaNls qf
SILK Sacques, something very rich and large as
sortment Of Black SUI. which viii be sold q
great bargains. - 81 5fffity ~ t3z.s,sszrfs
a large stock Of white goods, mostly bought at
the late auction which win be offered at less than
New York jobbers' prices, such as -
French Cambria, II wide, at aoc.; s9its
Swiss Muslin at &c.. cheap at s7ac., really worth
&C.; Gun0l f5s
Nainsook Muslin, fine, ut asc., cheap s5g. Es
Striped and Plaid Cambria q. sac., very low; ~
Fine Dress Cambria at DOC. $50
Fine quality Dimity, long cloth, very cheap; :,
| Irish Linen, less than ever
81 Table Damask at Soc, cheap at &c.;
Towels ut $l.so per dozen, cheap at SEQ;
White and Colored Marseilles Quilts;
Lace and Muslin Curtains ;io ,aE .la3qs&
Sun Umbrellas and Psrasois, o large variety, and
cheaper than ever |; 5 II ;si fl5sf; ls
Cassimeres, Twedes, Cottonades, and Linens, o,
every description, FOR mems and boys wear,
| less than gold prices; s.
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &C., and q great many
other goods too numerous to mention.
| Call and examine the style and prices befors
buying elsewhere, at - 80. a5S 49,
JULIUS sYCLE's, OILS Main street,
APPS between Ninth and Tenth.
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RREAcB OF PRoM1sE CAsE.--Boston, May

BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE.--Boston, May
ct will be remembered that some time
ago Miss Belinda M. helms, of this city,
sued Daniel D. Kelly, wealthy and extern
siye ship-builder, of this city, and formerly
q member of the city government, for the
sum of $4,000 damages for breach of pro-
mise of marriage. Yesterday the trial was
concluded !; and the jury, after having been
out sixteen hours, returned verdict for
the plaintiff this morning, and fixed the
damages at $4,000.
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iaE NEGROES DoN'r lice AFgIcA.-T
asf,can Methodist Conference in Washing
'I has adopted the following .tfa
d;.. hesoloed, That this General Conference
CnI appfoYe Of the efforts Of the, American
pso 'uli'lasion Society to colonize the colored
az. Sp w. o. the United States in Liberia or
do II psrt Of Africa, and We win endeayorsto
tbs. - III, N our power to convince our people
sistss sala society is, in our opinion, twin
Cb;sa. u :, American slavery, having for Its
The s IT,, me determination of the blacks from
S4s United States.'' ~ s.
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DISS0LUTIONS, &c.

wv MINOR WOODWARD AND
wv Q SAMUEL s. GREEN have formed 2 CO
partnership under the firm name Of WOOD
WARD 6 GREEN for the paSposss; T Of QUIZ {A1s
every facility for conducting the business, they
are prepared to I'LL all orders with dispatch once
with Mercer e. Woodward, corner Ninth and
Byrd streets Richmond, Va. my eW&SAw
nIssOLUTION.-The firm Of GWATH-
DEY & MORRIS Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Mr.. w. n. P. Morris will settle
W wy - e.. N. GWATHMEY, I
W. 81. p. NORRIS
RICHMOND, May L 1858.
Mr.. W. a. P. MORRIS win continue the GE-
NERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, ana earn
estIv solicts continuance OF the very nDcrai pa
troriage bestowed upon the late concern promising
Suli market value and prompt returns Tor AZ pro-
fIIce CONSIGNED to him. He has engaged tne ser
yices of MI q. n. Gwathmey TO sell al conslgn-
raents Of tobacco entrusted 10 his care.
= Having retired from the General Commission
;BusinesS cordially recommend my lale partner,
Mr.. w. 81. p. MORRIS, who Will continue the ou'
siness. 10 the patronage Of my friends.
I win sell all consighnments OF toDacco en-
trusted to his care. -, rrTuArrv
my lin We y. VI w . ---
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m THE ADVERTISEMENT
THAT
EVERYBODY READS
AND
PROFITS THEREBY.
PROFITS THEREBY

= Z
Every one who reads the newspapers looks with
anxious eyes for the advertisement Of the
OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE,
because they know the great array Of bargains adj
vertised can be found when called for.
LEVY BROTHERS
never advertise anything they have not got for
sale but they have thousands Of
- BARGAINS
which they have not space In the limits Of the
paper to enumerate. Look at the bargains they
advertise this morning; and though the prices
seem incredible, you may rely upon finding the
goods there:
GRIsELLE STRIPE DRESS GOODS, zoe. per
yard, worth 2sc. .,f3 $50
yard, worth s7ac.;
SATIN CHECK LENOs, in choice colors, at Doc,
veay cheap; s2N-2'f ~
SOLID COLOR FRENCH LAWNS, Pink and
Blue, only 4oc., worth eoc.; - ~
BLACK AND WHITE sILK-MIxED POPLIN,
soc. per yard, worth double the money;
OTTOMAN CLOTH, s2ic., cost sl.2sto import;
IRISH LINEN, at s7A 50, and soc.. very cheap;.
IRISH LINEN, at &c., worth 81, and cheap at
that;
worth 81;
LINEN DAMAsK DoYLIEs, sl.2s per dozen,
worth at least 81;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, hemstitched, at
great bargains, some as low as 2Sc.
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS, very fine, only
soc., worth 81; .aH
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFs, finest import
ed, 81, worth si.so:
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, colored
corners 5oc.. worth 81;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, white
corners, 5oc., worth ";
EMBROIDERED BANDS, CSC. for the double
band, great bargain; ~ r 49,.
EMBROIDERED FROCK WAISTS, soc., jus:
about half the value; yT...3 ~.
EMBROIDERED DRESSES for infants at so,
worth about s.;
CROCHET EDGINGs, twelve yards for 2sc.,
worth Sc. per yard; .-'st 80
DINuTY BANDS, 10, EA IS 20, and $780,;
DAISY or DIMTY RUFFL1NG at soc. 9 piece,
worth sl.2s; --.a---
LACE COLLARS, new styles, IS 50, and 7sc.;
BLACK LACE Wells, asc., worth Soc. !; sss
BLACK LACE for wells, warranted pure silk fDr
SOC. per yard; E.yie 81. di9a.flEs.
FRENCH woYE SHIRT FRONTS the verJ
finest fabric, only soc.; yl s4
SHIRT FRONTS stitched, only l2ac.;
ENGLISH GRAPE, the greatest bargains eve
offered; 81 s39;5 "a ~
PATENT FACING FOR SKIRTS, only &c. pei
Fine SWISS MUSLIN at 20 and soc., worth o
80 and 7sc, ~ t,s,f !.
CHECKED MUSLIN at Is -, 20 and &c.
supp.ernne FRENCH soFT-FINIsH cAMBRIc,
Ii yards wide, at soc., worth 7sc. ;:g,rs II ~
White CAMBRIC, very ane, loc., worth &C.;
white CAMBRIC, extra superdne, sec., worth
i 7ec,f:- f,tz- - 81, MI ,sE -
Russ1A DIAPERaas sz-chesper than thu
go cheapest; eot IS 4 fs9tnale}
COTTON DAMAsK, for Countespaines and Ia
BILE Cloths, very cheap Fl siSit9 ftt's'1f
Ladies, SILK UNDERvEsTs At o. and $40 Z
pair, worth double. 'tt1t
ii@1i2 ~ Great bargains In - -
,;s. CALICOEs,, ai3 $3.50.
BLEACHED and UEBLEACHED coTT0aS
a5y COTTON YARNS s3tisssgsS
10 ss s 24zsds snd I.e5sgo dsas
zi y FLANNELs. ~ ,iss
Remember thas our store Is at lss7 Main street
nearly opposite the Old Market.
my Li., Ey1 D 's'1i go. 80,
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The UNION PAcIFIcs RAILRoAD.-On omaha,
May 1.-THE Union Pacific railroad is now
open to Fort Saunders, $50 miles west OF
Omaha. Ten thousand men are OF work,
and it is expected not less than 300 miles
of the track viii be laid this year.
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The wheat in this section Of. country is
reported to be quite promising. We heard
an old and very extensive planter say the
other day that his growing wheat crop was
the most promising he has ever yet had
The cool weather Of this spring has no
doubt been of great advantage to this crop.
The crisis, however, has yet to come
Ddnuile Register. Ill. 4gr. !:
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WASHINGTON, May l2.-The southern
Radicals have effected q permanent organi-
zation here for concert Of seton. Judge
Humphrey, of Alabama, is president, and
Colonel Dewese, Of North Carolina, secre-
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT hicago,
H., May II - The train which left Quincy
on Saturday for Chicago was thrown of the
track near Altoona, and three Of thaSoars,
together with the baggage, mai, and so @
press matter, were burned. Four OF the
employees we're injured, but not seriously.
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CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAuD "A
BANK Boston, May I.-James D. Mar
tin, cashier of the Hide and Leather Bank,
and Alexander G.. FELTON, were arraigned
before United States Commissioner Hallett
this morning for preliminary examination
on charges of conspiracy to defraud said
bank.
It was testified by the President and John
B. Alley, one of the directors, that both the
accused had admitted to them that the de-
lfalcation would amount to $3.50, 900, but
would not exceed $500, 1000. The real figures
cannot be arrived at for some days. The
examination resulted in holding Martin and
FELTON, for trial-the former in $4,000
bail, and the latter in 800, 200. KS
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WAsHsGroG, May 12.-The case Of John
SurraH was called up in the criminal court
this morning. On motion Of counsel for
the defence, it was continued till next term.
A motion to discharge him on bail viii be
argued tomorrow.
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Antelope Riot I'm England.

LONDON, May PA. Man anti
Popery riot occurred yesterday at Ashton.
UNDERLINE. The mob paraded the streets,
soaking houses and outraging the people.
Several were shot before the riot was sup
pre- ssed. sfstt l
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who s ~. editor says that half the people
eity aa musical entertainments inthat
synnn aont know the difference between q
~paony and q sardine.D
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rTyoBACCo BOXES-Use WHTTLDcKs6

TOBACCO BOXFS-Use RHTTLDcKs6
l#PREBuUM TOBACCO BOXES. AconpHe
fair In Richmond IN October, and also. At the OH
In Dahyiife IN November, 1851, Tor ssyi& ln1fslM
used and exactness. Examine my stock Of luna.z
Der before Duying tho boxes, and you'll De c1u-
WINGED tkat it Is thoroughly seasoned CADDl16s
H6LF BOXEa THREE-QU&RTER NOxEA
carefully puf In shocks for shpMent.
- - s5lsTg q . "a n R. III. WHETL0UK,
corner OF Eighteenth and Cary streets. y
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
s. CARR,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS

In GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
CHARL OTTESYILLE.y Va.
.,,a for sale mans VALUABLE FARMSi In various
aontsea Of Virginia, and several desirable CoUN.
Try AND TOWN HOUSES FOR rent; Amo,hha
them most fertile and beautiful FARM on the
aa,,ai three-nnarters of mile from Richmond,
and I.COBHAM PARK. :, the most complete ane
attractiye residence between Richmond ana Cnas.
SnftesyiJie. a Quarter Of q mile from Gotham sta'
Hon. virginia Central railroad. myth
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T4The whites did not vote in Alabama.1

The Communication was referred to the
Reconstruction Committee.
Mr.. Schenck reported the internal reve-
nue. tax bill; which was ordered to be
printed, He announced that he would
bring up the bill soon after recess, and push
it to vote "a { .3-f
I, Pacific Railroad matters were then dis
cussed, and the House went into Committee
Of the Whole. -,
Mr.. Mungera Democrat, of Ohio, said,
in referring to, the resolution regarding
southern prisons, that he was prepared to
prove that the Confederates had offered
three times the value Of medicines to be
carried by Federal surgeons to Union
prisoners at Andersonyille and other points.
Senate.-After the adjournment of the
court the Senate passed the bill extending
the charter Of the city of Washington.
a0n a;motion to adjourn, MIR. Drake said
that he made the motion to adjourn over
because he believed senators were not IN
condition to attend to business.
Mr.. Conkling asked what was the matter.
Mr.. Drake said if senators could not see
what was the matter it was useless for him
to tell them. The whole country now was
trembling in an agony Of suspense. If, In
view of the throes in which the country
was laboring, there were senators here who
were possessed Of sufficient composure TO
be insensible to it, then he enyied them.
After further unimportant business, the
Senate adjourned to the usual hour to-mor-
SArry- = 3 = - :
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May 12.- House. The
Speaker laid before the House commune
cation from the General of the Army sub
hitting statement Of the votes cast for
and against the State Constitutions, as fol-
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BAKERIES.

.il..t..stsI BAKERIES. .s y, 80
irN~~S~~~~~~~~~~~
u. GILL, tr91 al. y, :
lie ;siJGt Isl ~ NO. $50 ROADsSTREET,
-t.ff ~ itesfa TEE LARGEST <Ss1.a a!f4
BREAD, CAKE, AND, CRACKER BAKERY
ss III in the city H = i,pi,3 tay7
Every article In our line OF business made OF the
M BEST MATERIAL. Z t - :. :.
All kinds of CAKES and CRACKERS made
fresh every day. III '5e1t- ltisi.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
on the most reasonable terms. Call on us before
purchasing elsewhere and be convinced. ,s,,i.ss
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Northern Methosiist Conference. II

CHICAGO, May 12.-The Conference has
admitted the delegates from the southern
conferences to full Fellowship. Applause
followed the admission.
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crnda Cali ornia petroleum DC fuel for
stesmboass has, affter experiment, been pro-
nouneed o sgccesss
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Foreign News.

,CoSsTANr1NoPLE, May 1.-THE Sultan
to-day, in his address to the new Council,
said that the time has come when Turkish
MANNERS must yield to European ciyiliza-
tinn -
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Adjournment of the Court Of Inn.
peachment till saturday-No Vote.
WASHINGTON, May l2-2:l5.-The I'm
parchment Court adjourned to-day until
Saturday, on account Of the illness Of SEN
ator Howard. ~
No vote was taken.
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MIR. JOHN TIETJEN,
soUrHwEsr CoRTER BRoAD AND TENTH
STREETS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
has On hand the latest patterns Of SPRING and
sT,nfER CLOTHS CASSIaEREa &c,s OF
| french and English fabric. BE. solicits . eau
from his numerous friends. E-a.z p. 2 !.