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Tobacco Markets.
ichnond.

MAY 10, lS69.-The offerings ut auction to-
day were 90 hogsheads, tierces, and boxes, Of
which bids were rejected on 25 the balance
sold at from $3.50 to S2s. In bright To1dccos
we have no change to note, but for all good
dark shipping leaf and Jugs the market is firm
and bidding spirited. Inferior 76baccos and
ToJaccos in bad order are dull, and prices for
them are quite irregular. We quote as fol-
lows:
s.-Shipping. or unripe, common
to medium, S51$6: Ripe-in good order, s5.753
$3.50; in soft order, $55c9f6 90. Working
Common TO medium, s5.JJEl$7; good, 80. 5O04
S. Bright Smoking or working) Common to
medium, ii. 5O4fl2; good TO fine, Sl38S25.
LEAP.-&ipptng.-Short, dark, in good or.
der. SS0SlU; short, dark, in soft: order, $3.50
OTIS; long, dark, in good order, sl03al2. 80 !;
long, dark, in soft order, 1888 30. &emming.-
Short and long, sS(1SlS Bright Wroppers.-
Medium to good, Sl6GS25 fine TO extra, $3.50
$45.
Lynchburg, Va. EI.@
MAY S.-Quota tons are: PrimiRGs (but few
selling), 1904. L,igs.-1nferior and common,
$685. 50; good and smooth dark, s60S7 fine
working and smoking, S7Ggsl2; extra yellow
smoking, $l5@i35. Lsdf.-Inferior and COM
mon, $685.; good and fine shipping, IS 500
FL; extra shipping, none selling common
working filters, S7Qls7. 80 good working fill
ers, SS3t9.50; fine working filters, $l0GSll ;
extra working filters, none selling; common
and fine wrappers, $l28f25; extra fine wrap
pers, S3o4$65.
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DEFY GOODS.
COMMITTING NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
AGAIN At
1.-THE" DRY GOODS STORE OF BROAD
ETREET-No. got.

Another lot of handsome and new STYLES OF
D2Ess GOODS just opened, and which We are Of
fering at prices to compete With any house in this
city. Below we append list Of q portion OF the
many diferen. kinds OF Dress Goods we have In
store:
A large 10. OF JAPANESE Gil Otis Of the most
beautiful and delicate shades. Do net fail to
see them.
Very pretty oHENE PoPLINs, for walking
suits;
CHENE STRIPED and PLAID MCZAMB1QUEs
at acc.-yery cheap;
STRIPED ALPACAs, all colors, at aoc very
pretty;
PLAIN and CHECKED ALPACAs, all colors,
st 37c.;
WoRsTED STRIPED BAREeEs, IN bright CO.
lors at Sc;
Beautiful FiGUEED and STRIPED ENGLISH
BAREGE5 ut IS per pattern, twelve yards
each-a real bargain;
Best quality WHITE GRENADINES, with all
colors, SILK figures;
Superior BLACK HERNANIEs-silf, figured,
and different colors;
CoLoRED GRENADINES (changeable), for eve
ming dresses;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES. all widths and
prices;
GRENADINE ROBES, striped underskirt with
figured overskirt;
WHITE and BLACK ALPACAs at all prices
some very cheap.
We are also offering an elegant BLK WARP
GRANITE PoPLIN PLAIDS at SIC. worth
really 49,;
Another lot of those S20-POPLIEs.
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REMARKABLE MURDER TRIAL.-7o the Editor
Of TIE Tribune Sir,-The Wilson trial came to
m end yesterday In some respects this was
the most remarkable case that has ever had n
place upon the criminal records of the coun-
try. 1t excited great interest in this part of
the State, and during the last ten days the
courtroom has been pretty generally crowded
with eager listeners. The facts in the Wilson
case were simply these On the 18th of Febru-
AIRY George l.. Roderick provoked a quarrel
with DR.. Il. Wilson in front of the Union Hotel
in this place. Wilson put mp with Il good deal
OF abuse before he even showed temper. He
even tried TO pacfy Roderick, but TO no pur-
pose. ROderick called him thief, a liar, n
swiudler; yet Wilson bore il all calmly. Ro-
derrick grew more excited, and heaped one OPP
probrious epithet after another upon Wilson,
and finally called him n member Of the New
York Legislature. AT this Wilson sprang TO
his feet, and remarking 10 Roderick that he
would not take that from any man, shot him
dead with an axe handle. Such was the evil
dence elected upon the trial. The court ac-
quilted Wilson upon the ground that the pro-
vocation was sufficient MARX TWAIN
EiHird, " y, April go.
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Mr.. Dicksns's doctors have forbidden him to

read for several months.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts has
granted to Mary Eliza Jones a divorce from
her husband. George Jones alias Count Jo-
hannes, on the grounds Of alleged desertion
and non support.
The New York Times Of Saturday says: A
report was current last evening that Colonel
James Kerrigan was about raising regiment,
one thousand strong, to join In the Cuban revo-
luton, and that the drilling was taking place
in the upper part Of Broadway.
a serious riot occurred at Hudson City, II.
Z, on Saturday evening, between some Eng
lsh miners and 1rishmen, in which mum Der
OF persons were injured, one or perhaps two
fatally. The cause OF the riot was the ref usal
OF otel-keeper to give liquor to the par ties.
a large mob attacked the house, tearing down
the shutters and smashing the windows.
A destructive fire occurred In st. Louis early
on Saturday, destroying the livery stable OF
H Il. Willis. with forty-five head Of mules
and horses. Loss, 81, 900. DR.. Pope's Medi-
cal College was badly damaged, and the Mu-
scum Of the Academy Of Science, containing
$50 900 worth OF anatomical, geological, and
other specimens. was damaged to the eXten t
of $1,000 A number Of tenements in the vi
entity were also more or less damaged.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Mark cts,
CoRE AED FLOUR Ex1HAsaB,}
RIcHaoED, VA, May 10, 1859.

Grain and Flour Markets,
CoRS AED FLOUR ExoHAsaB,}
RIcHHoED, VA, May TO- 1859.
oH7sRTEas.
Whsdt.-White, IS bushels. Red IS bushels.
CoTn.-White, So bushels. Mixed, eo4 bush
01ts.-4sS bushels.
Hedl.-64 bushels.
sALB5.
Thent-Red, 10 bushels Mt 81 10. 10 bushels
At 81 IS. 10 bushels at so, IS bushels at 81 10
total, 6S bushels.
Corn.-White $50 bushels very good at s5c. !;
1872 bushels good ut s4c.-total, $50 bushels.
Mixed, 30 bushels q. Sc, 80 bushels at S3c.-
total, Isl bushels.
O1tS.-320 bushels very good at 66c.
Rsal.-White, 81 bushels country bolted at
SIC.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Corn.-Mixed, 800 bushels.
RENAR IRIS Market to-day moderately
active for Corn and Oats no change In price Of
former the latter n shade better. No Rye Of
fered. Some few bushels of red Wheat were
sold AZ from 81. 40 for damaged TO $50 for very
good.
Charleston, ). c.
MAY 7.-Receipts of Corr, for the week end
ing 9th instant were $500 bushels from Alex
andria, Va, and 4 900 bushels by steam from
Baltimore; demand steady though moderate,
both for plantation and city purposes sales
Of prime white Maryland were made at 81 .0i
10 sl07 per bushel, weight, bags included: and
cargo Of slightly mixed Virginia of 2,loo
bushels in bulk, and 300 bushels in bags, sold
on private terms jobbing parcels OF white
may be quoted at sl.lO per bushel, weight,
bags included
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM CUBA.-Ccn-
fidentlal and reliable advices from Cuba have
been received here which are not acceptable
10 those who have been advocates of the re.
cCgnition of the belligcrent rights of the in
surgeuts by this Government. Strange as 1t
may appear, the revolution was originally
planned by Generals Dulce and Prim, who
hoped 10 shake the reign OF Queen Isabella in
Cuba and then revoiutioniZe the mother coun.
Try. But Spain, unexpectedly, took the mi
tiative. and now the very Generals who de-
sired 10 make Cuba free are endeavoring TO re-
tain the island rs 4 colony OF the Spanish re-
public The Cubaps, however, are not Will
ing 10 be transferred from co!onlsts Of Il mon
archy TO co!onists OF republic, and VIII
therefore continue the warfare. Their case is
hopeless, however, unless they receive moral
and material aid from the outside uShlng-
ton h.1ltJ[ic1H.
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THE LATEST ATTRACTIONS
Il At JULIUS MEYERS
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
No. 603 BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.
Just received from my New York agents some
excellent bargains In hOSIERY-prlces ranging
from l2s to 5oc-the cheapest goods have had yet.
GLOVES,
In Kid Isle Thread etc for ladies, misses and
gents: = splendid variety. Do remember cur
DRESS GOODS.
Quite an interesting assortment Of the latest novel
ties in tn 1t line, and combining true elegance with
WHITE GOODS,
such as
CAMBRICS,
MUALISa
EAISSOOKS,
BISHOP LAWNS,
BRlLLIANTS,
JACCONRTS.
MARREILLE5,
PIQUES
1kISH LINEN
&C, &C.
LACE SHAWLS.
Pretty designs, at prices bound to suit other
Spring and Summer shawls equally attractive.
HANDKERChIEFS
IN endless variety, Nil qualities and sizes gina
HE, which JOB eff 20 the ladies by the dozen ex-
ceedlngly low.
EDGINGs AND INsgRTINGs, BLOND AND
THREAD LACES, &c.
Particular notice 81 Ould be taken OF these By
judges Of nice and cheap goods.
PARhSOLS AND FANS.
/ received go-d stock or these goods, and offer
them very reasonable.
ell, 1t is useless to remark that nobody in the
better bargains than JULIUS MEYER,
my4 sos Broad street.
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Norfolk Markets.

MAY S.-Bsdns.-Southe white, -. 50983
Dtton-Middling. 27hc. low niddling,
HG14c. good ordinary, 26c. ordinary, 25c.
Corn.-Saies of white 1T roc. yellow, Soc.
mixed. nc.
Dried Fruit.-Applcs, s9oc. peaches dull At
loIlsc. Slow sales.
Flour -Potapsco family, *l3 IS; extra, $50
sll; superfne, il 7jg*S; fine, S60$G.7j.
Fd5seed.-S2. To-
Hiy.-Per cargo, sJG90c.
.Mut.-Sales IT 9jc.
Odts.-65c., weight.
Peas. Blackeyed. Fl 40; black, Tl.G2M.
Psinuts.-S2 50G9S2 90.
Ro$iu-No. |, - Is; No. 2, - No. s, 81 90.
!SarsS. White oak pipe, 500 culls, $40
White oak heading, $40; cuils. $e3. White
oak hogshead, 4j5 culls, S23. Red oak hogs
head, s3J: Cul!s, i2%.
MiMgles.-No /, So
Tr.-Small barrels, 81. SO; large, -.
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MT II. ID. Beckley (colored), from Ale1an.
dria, with delegation, called on the Presi.
dent on Saturday to confer upon political
affairs in Virginia. Mr.. b. is a very intelli-
the first mixed grand jury ever empanneiled
In the Virginia circuit, Of which the late Hon.
John Minor Bolts was foreman. He is OPP
posed TO playing catspaw to designing white
men who want all the official roast chestnuts.
II negroes are 10 do the voting he thinks 1t no
more than Just that they should have 4 share
OF the spoIs. National Latelligencer.
What say Wells 4 Co
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IMPROVEMENT IN GAs.--The 1ronton RfgtSter
says: MIR. Mc1illcn, superintendent of the
gas works, has discovered l. very valuable ma
tcral for purifying gas. He procures the
waste from grindsiones ut the hoe factory,
and uses il in his partly ing apparatus instead
of limestone, which is generally made 10 an
swer The purpose This waste is composed OF
pulveriZpd stone, or sand, mixed with partl-
Giles of iron and steel. One excellence about it
is that it can be used over and over again. The
action OF the material is the very opposite OF
that which goes on i'll the purifying appara-
tus, so that after it has been suiphuriZed oy
the gas it can he oXidiZcd again by leaving IL
for 4 time III the open air. The process gives
Il very pure gas for Illumination"
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pITIABLE TRAGEDY IN ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, GA, May lO.-Yesterday John
Hervey Foy, Secretary of the Workingmcn's
Association, and late clerk in the Executive
Department of this State, shot his negro mis-
tress for wishing to separate from him. Foy
then shot himself twice, saying, ~ have shot
myself. Come and kiss me. am dying" Foy
was about thirty-tive years of age, well edn-
Gated, ard came from New York city. Strong
hopes are entertained for the recovery Of the
cOlOrel lady
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ALsosT A DrBL.-The Gazette of Saturday
gives some account OF a duel that was to have
come Off a or near Alexandria between Mr..
NJ. NJ. Dix, of New York. and James Ran
doph, OF Baltimore. The police were on the
scent. Sentinels were posted. but no indica-
tons Of battle were discovered. Il was finally
ascertancd that aftcr the exchange of several
paper bullets or JiIistS the parties drank bot
tie of wine together at the hotel, and gene
rously babe each other live
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DRY GOODS! DRY G0ODS!l
CHEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT
ISAAC SYCEL'S,


NO. AID BROAD STREET, NEAR FIFTH.
Just having received my second supply OF
SPRING and SUMMER DEESS Goods which
was bought ut panic prices.
GREAT u ARGAIN3 WILL BE GIVEN.
Good Calicoes vt 10 and 1?sc.;
Bleacted Cotton. y ard wide. I3c- per yard;
Mozambique Dress Goods, rs and soc- I;
Figured y grenadines At 3'c. worth &c.;
Satir-striped berage at 4sc., really worth &c.;
Full assortment of Black and Colored Alpacas,
which Will be sold very cheap:
200 dc zen ladies' While Sose &C E3..-the best In
the city for the price;
100 dozen Ladies' and Misses Isle Thread
Stoves, which viii be sold at = great bag.
gain;
Ladies' Hemmed Handkerchiefa at l3Ac. per
Llama Lace shaw,s from 81 to s1s:
Parsols and sun Umbrellas, 6cc. upwards:
50 dozen French-Wove Corsets-the cheapest In
the city:
Hoop-Skirts very low:
White and Colored Pique,
Lawns, Briliznts ana French CambIics,
Fable Linen, Towels, Napkins,
Linen and Cotton Diaper,
White and ColOrpd Ped-S spreads,
shawls, Shirt Bosoms,
Linen an Cashmere for ren and boys weax-
the cheapes. in the city at
ISAAC SYCFL'S, No. <29 Broad street,
formerly occupied by j. & N. Bosenbaum.
R. b. \ oHELL will be pleased to serve his
friends. my SCI
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MAY s.-CDrn, white, 70 to &c. Butter % TO
SEC Fathers, live geese, So 10 zoe Hay, baled
SOC TO 81 10. cats, 20 10 &c. Ho0i, washed,
81 10 $50; unwaShed, % To &c. Toe Linen
per yardl Is TO lsc. Rye 1922 to $ll3o.
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SERIOUS AccIDgET.-On Friday last G. NJ.
Con wav, auditor of the Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad, was seriously burned from his head
down 10 his feet by petroleum. A young
friend and himself were skylarking, and pill
low was thrown, which knocked the lamp OIL
the mantei- piece upon Mr.. Conway, the burn
ing nuid running over his person. Mr.. Con-
ways wounds, though serious, are not ne
cessarily dangerous -NorTok Journal.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE HEALING SPRINGS,
i BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE READY FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS BY JUNE !, 1860.

These Springs are accessible from the Chesa.
peake and ohio railroad at CoviDgton In four
hours time (by contract In stage coaches, under
the best management for the comfort and safety
OF passengers.
1ne route is over new, first class turnpike. Of
easy grade, and In view Of grand and picturesque
mountaiu ana valley scenery all the distance.
The chesapeake and Hhio railroad La In close
connection with the general railroad system OF tho
United states.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE Mt the Springs.
Pamphlets can be procured by application to
PARCEL, Ladd Co, Richmond; Kedwel & Son,
Washington city: Coleman 4 Rogers, Baltimore
Bullpch q Crenshaw Philsdelphis; j. n. Webb.
New York; or from he agent Nc the SPRING. con-
tanning numerous certificates OF well-known per-
sons describing remarkable cures-some OF them
almos. marvel Gus In their character.
The luxury and invgorating effects Of the COLD
and HOT BATHS at these springs are admitted
by all who have tried them. ,
me accommodations are ample the enter.
tainment OF THREE HUMID dkD GUESJH ana
the equipments and NJ nagement equal to those OF
lrst-cIass city hotels.
BOARD,
eruay
Per week 10
NJ H H0ijs:IiiiS' N. D. resident nISysicisn..
my5 JOHN l.. EUBAnk, Agent.
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DAMAGE TO THE GEORGIA COTTON
CRnp &c

AUGUSTA, GA, May 10.-The cold weather
OF the past week has injured the crops in this
section. The cotton plant is dying out on
sandy lands, and 1t is feared the stands will
be destroyed and the crop have to be replant-
ed. which will make the season late.
The city is full of visitors from Middle
Georgia, attending the Georgia Railroad Con-
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CONFEDERATE SoLDIERs.-Forney writes to
his paper: " Let me mention the Confederate
soldiers as among the best friends of the south
ern people. l have had n hundred converse
lions with these soldiers, officers and men, and
in no instance have l failed 10 find courtesy,
sound sense, cordial submission to results, and
good feeling for their northern brethren.'
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FIRE AT McKEEsPoRT, PA.--PHtSburg, May
9-On Saturday night Il fire occurred At NC
Keesrort near this city, which destroyed one
square Of :he business portion of the town.
The fire began III Il stable belonging 10 the
National Hotel, owned by John Wolff. The
hotel DR.. kuhn's residence, Hills drug store,
Seybald's hardware store and residence, were
entirely DESTROYED. The loss is estimated At
S6O, 900 insurance $4,000.
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Foreign harhets-[BY TgLEGRAPHl

foreign hhEhci5-IbT 1sLb"kATHI'
LoSDoS, May lo.-Noon. - Consols, 92@
United States bonds trmer at 1874. Sugar
flrmer both on the spot and ahoat.
ansrnoon. - Consols, 023.. United States
bonds, 75'5.
LIVERPOOL, May l0.-Eo0R.-Cotton dull !;
uplands, II :sd.; Orleans, I'D; estimated sales,
700 bales. Breadstufs tirmer.
-.ftsraO0n.-Pork, lois.
LIVERPOOL, May lO.-Erening. Cotton dull a.;
uplands, llh@ll4sd.; Orleans, ll44llHd.;
sales 1900 bales. Turpentine, 2Ss. Cd.
HAysE, May lO.-Cotton opens dull; tres
ordinare. on the spot l4l&f.; low middIings,
afoat, 1891
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 10-A great mass meeting
has been held at Cork, and resolutions adopted
condemning the conduct 0 t the Government
action regarding Major O'Sulliyan.
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OF D. A. vasor, ; B. Jeter, and Albert VII.
liams, were added.
On Friday night mass meeting In behalf OF
Domestic Missions was held.
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FEVER AND SMALLPOX IN CENTRAL
AMERICA AND pERU-DEATH OF AN
AlIERlEiN CNNSII.

NEW YORK, May lO.-The steamer Henry
Chauncey brings later Panama news. The
small-p is making fearful ravage, though it
is thought 10 be diminishing. The Sanitary
Committee was actively engaged checking the
scourge.
The yellow fever was diminishing in Peru.
The American Consul (McLally) had died Of
the fever 1T Callao.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, May 1o.-The new italian Cabi-
net is composed of Menebrea, Minister of Fo.
reign Affairs; Minghctte OF the Interior :;
Terras, of Justice; Mriael, of Commerce ;
and Barague, of Marine. The War Depart
ment is unchanged.
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MUMLER AND THE SPIRITS.

Ali are alike puzzled - know, In this advanced
age Of science, by what process NJ L NJ l.
takes the SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPH; but all agree
that the NEWKST AND BEST GOODS OF the
season have been provided by ard can now be had
Of SMITH THE CLOTHIER,
1903 Main street.
KID GLOVES, warranted sound. 81 so per pair.
my IL
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DRY GOODS.

FNTIRE NEW, CHEAP, AND
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF SPRING
AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
ROBERT G.. TURNER CO.,
ATLEvY BROTHERS OLD STAND,
No. 15i7 Eain street.
have opened. and are prepared TO exhibit to their
ffiendJ and tfe public, weii-selectad ard NINA.
sually cheap stock OF goods purchased vfihia
the past ten day at auction and private Gales snea
the decline In pri. e. for cash 20.
The stock consists OF all styles Kept In FIRST.
class hour e, ard viii be added TO BY the arrival Of
every steamer
Come ana see us before you purchase.
] ho following geutl' men, well ana 1ayoTaoC
Known To the trade. are with rs. ana wlu DO
pleased to serve their friends WILLIAM j. Gg-
CLEsToS, WILLIAM D. TURNER, 6EDFGs 9s
BAGBY. ROBERT 8. SMITHEB, and 1HoMAS u.
ROBERT @. TURNER q CO.,
Levy Brothers, old stand.
my l1-3v near the Old Market. =
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DESTRUCTION OF BAGyIO BY FIRE.
CHICAGO, May l0.-A house of ill-fame here
was destroyed by fire last night. Several OF
the INNS ties were badly burnt.
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LAWNS, JACOEETs, &C.

LAWNS, JACOEETs, &C.
Neat and pretty LAWNS at 25c., warranted fast
colGrs;
Beautiful ORGANIZES In patterns and robes;
solid-colored LAW ms, ca NIB ICS, and
PiQUES:
LINEN LAWNS, very pretty patterns.
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SYNAGOGUE BURNT

Qr1ScY. Ill, May 10.-The Hebrew syna-
gogue and pas forage here were destroyed by
fire last night.
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SUICIDE OF A sOU1HEeN LADY.

PHILADELPHIA, May lO.-Margarct Pearce
from Charleston, S. c., committed suicide to
day, at the Merchants Hotel, by taking oxalit
acid. Pecuniary difficulties caused the act.