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REFERENCES:
Hon James g. BLAINE, ernor Of Virginia
Speaker Of the House OF II @ BoNp, ESQ, Regis
Representatives ter in Bnnkfuntev
Hon. II. c. SCHENcK Mai Gen o o IIow,pp
Chairman Of Committee USA
Of Ways and Meann Col. A S BuFoRp Presi
Honse Representatives dent Of the Richmond
lion. JAS. A GARFIELD and Danvlle and York
Chairman Committee on River Railroads
Banking and Currency. II D COOK, ESQ., Of Jaw
Hon, AiEX'D RIYRs. Cooke & Co.
Hon Il WELLS, Gov Gen w w oxHAM
MAY 2l-9m
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Caution. Do not be imposed upon by
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MERCHANDISE FOR REAL ESTATE

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In

At W. D. JONES, Cheap Goods cm
always be found in abundance. They will
be sold for PAP DOWN in all instances
in order tn Justify the
UNPARALLELLED LOW CES
l have fixed on them.
-" Come one, come all this rock shall fly
=" From Its firm base as soon as /"
Do from the Pay Down Schedule.
Be sure TO call at the Corner of 9Th and
Main,
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Especial attention is called TO my
GRAND PRAIRIE
WASHING MACHINE

The bost in nse. Having purchased The
right for FIT. en- counties in Virginia, hsv
a number of the m manufactured, and have
secured the services Of Messrs. Fowler 5
Gibboney for the sale Of them. 1t is ID,
best and cheapest machine now known.
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Found

l intend, by energy, industry and fair da.
ing, to enlarge my trade still father TIN
ever.
Best Roast Coffee at
r W. D. JONES.
Best Green c. flee at W. D. JONES,
Best Sole Leather at ". b. JONES
l,oooPounds Bar lead just received sd
for sale by W. D. JONES.
25 Bags Shot, all sizes, just received ui
for sale by w. D. JONES
81 900 wOrth.of New Clothing j. st receive
by w. D. JONES.
rs Holston Farmer Plows just made to
order and for sale cheap by
W. D. JONES
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Dollars

Worth of Notions and Small Arlcl,
During 1867 and '6S, my trade has be-,
beyond my most sanguine expectation, A.,
without Boosting, now say TO my pu,
friends that having
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T.HRRING But NOBLE. --solf.help for Young
HI Men, who having erred, desire Il better Isaii-
hood. Sent IN sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge # benefited, return the postag q Address
PHiLANT1fROs. Box 4, philadelphia. Pa.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Condition of the New York Money
Market-POlice Troubles in
Louisiana Fight Be-
tween Municipal
Forces.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

TheI Metropolitan Police BilI-A Dissenting
Chy-A Fight Between Municipal FOrces-A
Dozen Men WOundcd-The Finale.
NEW ORLEANS, May 19.-Until last night the
adjoining city OF Jefferson, though includedN in
the Metropolitan Police district, has refused to
accept the Metropolitan force, offering armed
resistance to every attempt on the part of the
Metropolitans to exercise their functions. In
the meantime litigation commenced in the
courts Last night the Metropolitans of this
city,mustering 3OO under captain were detailed
to take charge OF the jefferson precinct. They
made movement about 10 o'clock on the
municipal buildings in jefferson, which were
filled with armed citizens, and a small battle
ensued in which 12 or II of the Metropolitans
were wounded some it is thought dangerously,
and the police retired.
Governor Yarmouth called upon Genera
Mower for troops, and one company was fur
nished. This morning they marched quietly to
the municipal buildings, and, meeting no oppo-
sition. installed the Metropoltans in possession.
The citizens of jefferson are much excited. and
the soldiers arc still on the ground. No demon
stration has yet been made against the troors-
Though the body of police is four times as la es
as the body of soldiers driven off, no citizen ID
believed to have been hurt. The municipal e &c,
tiOn is in progress here to-day.
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NO GO!

"HOw Unfortunate TINT was Born n Man.''
Robert b. Roosevelt, editor and proprietor Of the
New York Citizen, has petltioned the Honorable
Presdentess and members OF the New York Soross"
for admission into that association of the strong
minded. Here is one of his pleas:-
have some claim to your consideration Through
all the years that have been editor OF the Citizen
the contributions Of ladies were placed the same
basis as those OF gentlemen. When we had to pay
for them we paid at the same rate for each. When
woman did the same work as man, she received from
that just journal the same remuneration. In that
Office the ladies were not only treated as equals but
very often as superors strange as that may appear to
you. The result you may have observed in the large
number Of songs, stores and communications writ
ten by members of your sex in the Citizen. have
invariably urged upon the Press Club that the excu-
sion of women should be repealed. 1t is true that
on the occasion of certain public dinners l have
taken the contrary view, but that originated from
another absurd prejudice. 1t said that IL ladies'
were admitted smoking must be prohibited and, OF
course, when it came to a rivalry between cigar
and woman there could be but one answer. do
not mean this exactly but that 1t seemed to me that
the fault lay with your SEX for was perfectly will
ing to let you come if you would only take kindly to
the cigar.
All this was in vain, for he soon received this
answer
Mr. r. b. ROosevet-Dear Sir:-Yonr proposition
te become member of Sorosis was laid before the
Executive Committee, and subsequently before the
club. | regret to say the decision was not in your
favor The reasons, it is only fair to state not
those Of character, position, or personal merit, but
consisted solely OF society restrictions as 70 SEX fer-
sonaly you have been found very agreeable by
members of Soross. Reputation and position are
alike unexceptionable; but the unfortunate fact OF
your being man outweghs these and all other
claims TO membership
We willingly admit, of course, that the accident OF
your sex is on your part misfortune and not a
fault Nor do we wish to arrogate anything to our
selves because had the good fortune TO be born
women. We sympathize most truly and heartily
with you and the entire male creation in their present
and prospective desOlation and unhappness; but
this is all can do. Sorosis is too Young for the
society of gentlemen and must be allowed time to
grow. By-and-by when 1t has reached proper age
say twenty-one-it may ally Itself with the Press
Club some other male organization OF good char
acter and standng but for wears to come its reply
to all male suitors must be, 'Princples, not men,"
JENNIE JUNE CRoLY, President OF Soross.
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Changes i'm the Internal Revenue
Department. Reported Quar-
rel Between the Presi-
dent and Stewart
Commercial
Statistics.
FROM NEW YORK.
The Gold, Stock, and Market
Produce Quotations.
FROM FLASHING TON.
Special Despatch to The BUenirJ Telegraph.
The Internal Revenue Inv.

The Internal Revenue Law.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Commissioner
of the Internal Revenue Department was at his
Office to-day. A large number of removals and
appointments will be made in that Bureau dur
ing the present week.
Virginia Politics.
Lewis Mckenzie, President of the Loudon and
Hampshire Railroad Company has come, out rs
Independent conservative Republican candidate
for Congress in the Seventh Congressional dis
trict of Virginia, in opposition to w. d. Wallach
formerly editor of the star in this city, and
Major Whittlesey of the Virginia State Journal.
Commercial Information.
A condensed statement just completed of YES
sells entered and cleared, taken from reports of
collectors of customs, shows a total during 1868
of 10,094 American vessels and 17,S75 foreign
vessels entered, and 1858 American vessels and
1S, 143 foreign vessels cleared. During 1869 do
mestic exports from Atlantic ports reached
1856, ,647, 725; specie exported, $651, 1924. From
Pacific ports, valued in specie, domestic exports,
$12, 2,968 445; specie exports, So, 536,S57. In the
same year the value of merchandise and bullion
imported amounted to 1881, 1886, 657.
Grant and Stewart.
1t is understood here that quarrel has ensued
between Grant and A. 7. Stewart, in conse-
quence of Grants persistent refusal to allow
Stewart to control the patronage of any New
York city offices.
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FROM HARRISBURG.
Second Days Session OF the Annual Meeting
Of the Grand Lodge 1. %. Of q. II.
gpeeidl DesDdfch 10 The Epeni,l1 TeLeOrnph

Second DAYS Session OF the Annual Meeting
Of the Grand Lodge /. %. Of q. II.
Spesial Despatch to The Eceni,lg Telegraph
HARRISBURG, May 19-The Grand Lodge met
at o'clock. About six hundred persons were
present. The roll was called, and three hundred
and sixty representatives answered to their
names. The Grand Master made the following
appointments:-Gran Marshal, Robert L.
Bodine; Grand Conductor, Theodore Cornman;
Grand Guardian, II. P. Kinnear; Grand Herald,
Augustus Pfaff. Finance Committee Steadman,
Taylor, and HUM. The Finance Committees
report was read, and the recommendation con-
sidered on the suggestion to fix the per capita
tax at ten cents. A lively debate arose, and
after efforts to postpone or amend, the report
was finally adopted by large majority. A
special committee on the appeal of Crystal
FOunt Lodge from the decision of the appeal
board submitted a majority report sustaining the
lodge, and minority report recommending the
dismissal of the appeal. A very spirited debate
arose, lasting nearly two hours, which finally
resulted in the adoption of the minority report
the case thus going against Crystal Fount Lodge.
The special order for the afternoon is the pro-
posed plan for an asylNm.
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DISASTER.
The Steamer vi Destroyed by Fire-Four Lives


The Steamer vi Destroyed by Fire-FOur Lives
Lost.
Relative to the loss OF this vessel on the La Plata
river, South America the 18th of March, the Bos-
ton Traveller says
We are panied to announce that the news is fully
confirmed in all its details. This fine steamer which
was built in East Boston by Messrs Mckay 4 Aldus
at an expense of 100000 burned to the waters
edge on the night of March 49, and four men OF her
crew perished in her. Among them Mr.. Everett
Comm, OF Nantucket, a young man OF about twenty
five years of age. He served his time machinist
with Messrs. Mckay d Aldus, and went in the vi as
an oiler. We knew him, and can say that he a
young man OF much PROMISE upright in all his deal
lngs, well educated, strictly moral, and with ambi-
ton enough to work his way upward in the world.
His parents reside in Nantucket but he has two
brothers and several other friends who now reside in
East Boston. Those who worked with him speak OF
him with feelings of deep sympathy, for he was
great favorite with his fellOw-workmen We have
not yet heard the names of those who perished with
him, and do not even know whether they were
Americans; but this we may safely say-that they
have left behind some one who loved Them and who
are, therefore, entitled to our sympathy.
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FROM NEW" ENGLAND.


~" VI" oOuNlct lkeRrreStcUs
Special Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
WATERBURY, Conn.,, May ia man named
George Dixon, alias'John Williams was arrested
in this city last night by Officers Davis and
Mclaughlin, of the Thirty-second Precinct, New
York police assisted by the local police. Will
liams was tried and convicted in New Jersey, in
1866 for murder and highway robbery, but in
some way escaped the gallows and was sem
fenced to twenty years in the State prison at
Trenton. During a fire in the building he
escaped and came to this city last March, and
has since worked steadily a journeyman car
penter. He was arrested in bed, and, being a
powerful man, made desperate resistance.
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FROM NEW Y'ORK.
3 .Onn. .llAn of n.Sn innis y

Lutef money Mnrkcl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fdE
S1,O0O,O0O of 500 Bonds.
New YORK, May 19.-The Assistant Treasurer
to-day opened proposals for $1,OO0O0O in 500
bonds for the sinking fund account, and awarded
as follows:-
Fisk d Hatch, 37O4OOO of 1867 coupons at
116 $500; do. S15O,OOO of 1865 registered at
116 7s-1o0; do. $4,000 of 1864 registered at
116 75-100 To E. W. Clark IL Co., $4,000 of
1862 registered at 116 74-1OO. To Turner Bros,
$50O00 of 1862 registered at 116 S7-1OO
Money more active at T. Exchange quiet and
firm Gold excited and active on account of the
many rumors from Washington about Cuba and
Cabinet dissensions. Bonds buoyant and higher.
Southern securities dull. Miscellaneous stocks
quiet and steady. Express stocks dull, but gene
rally firm. Railways firm.
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--latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, May 19.-C0tton quiet at y. aya raUu
duh and demand light; Howard street superi1nite1 1it
S525@ s6 do extra, s625@s; do. family $50 i0i oiy @
Mills supernne, s525@625; do extra .96
do. extra, s6@725 do family, Ss@s75. Wheat du y;
choice Valley red, $210. Corn dun prime w.o'f VIII FOR
@82c yellow s2@s4c Oats duh at 700 sSI' 81 AKA tS
heayy and T0@74c. for light Rye nominal at - % oo
1,4b Whisky firm and scarce; sales at g. flo'i-
siOns hrmer, but unchanged. =, ono
bales Flour prices favors buyers but are wlenUu. @
decided change sales of $500 barrels. Wheat neaES
sales of 5000 bushels Canada white sissy ~ ~
Southern S155. Corn heavy sales OF 81 800 D1sne d
mixed Western at I4@s5e oats nrmer "a anu Reei Se
quiet. PORK firm at ssl '95. Lard 1rm az 1sH@ls%e
Whisky hrm AZ 9ee
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FROM BALTIMORE.
AM Expresr NIesscnger Rohhed or sanno

Special Despatch to The E0eniig Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-The delivery messen-
ger of Harnden's Express Company, named
Patterson, went into Bogus place. No 16 North
Charles street, this morning, to deliver what
purported to be package of money directed to
parties occupying the Office, when two men fell
upon and gagged him, drew bag over his
head, and robbed him of packages containing
$4,000. The affair occurred about o'clock.
The messenger was somewhat hurt by rough
handling. The robbers escaped with all the
money. The messenger thinks he can identify
one of them. Both are strangers.
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FROM BOSTO.N.

The Presidency of Harvard University.
BosToN, May l9.-At special meeting of the
Board of Overseers of Harvard University to-
day, the nomination of Charles G. Eliot for the
Presidency was confirmed by a vote of 16 to 8.
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FROM NEW HORK.

Minister MOtley's Departure Metropolitan
Board of Police.
New YORK. May 19.-Mr Motley sails to-day
The canal-boat A. Lincoln, with II 900 bushels
of oats, has arrived from Oswego, being the
first arrival of the season.
The Metropolitan Board of Police organized
to-day with BosworthD Democrat President, ana
Smith (Republican) Secretary. sG&4B
The body of Deputy Sheriff John Hart, VINO
has been missing for month, was found III
Enst river to-day.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest and best manner
NO 1888 Ohesnut Street.
THE RINo IPAL DEPo
r E e N U e S A NJ P S.
No. 8O4 CHESTNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICES No. 1O5 s. FIFTH STREET,
(TwO doors below Chestnut street,
AND
No. 1872 WALNUT STREET
penn Bulding),
EST A LISHED 1902
The sale of Revenue Stamps is still continued at
the Od-Established Agency
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times large
supply, we are enabled to I'LL and forward (by Mail or
EXpress), all orders Immediately upon recent a
matter OF great Importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post ONCE Orders received in
payment.
ANY information regarding the decisions OF the
commissioner of Internal Revenue cheerfully ana
gratuitousy furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks Re-
ceipts, ETC.
The following rates OF commission are allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper:-
on tzo ana upwards. per cent
4, ao '''''''''''''''''''''..S
'W s,,..,,st,,.',,.,,,.,,4
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Gold and stock Market.

Special Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
New YORK, May 19.-God continues firm mt
the highest figure, caused by the sudden advance
of per cent. on the announcement of the failure
of Schepeler & Co. on Monday last. There is
no prospect of decline in price, and there is
scarcely any short interest in MARKET gold open
ing at 49, fell off "a again rallied and has
fuctuated during the morning between 1419l
and 141% Cash gold abundant; transactions
from 5 to per cent for carrying. Stocks, both
express and miscellaneous, are also at an adj
vanced figure and will continues most railroad
stocks are in advance of their legitimate appre-
citation; quotations similar to closing ones of
Yesterday. A sudden reaction is expected at an
early day. There is little disposition to sell
short. Great apprehension of a sudden change
is felt.
SECOND SPECIAL DESPATCH
The Produce Market.
New YORK May 19.-Flour market steady for
low grades and dull and heavy for other kinds;
sales 5000 bbls. at $5'65@O590 for superfne
State; $6'10@6'30 for extra do; $635@6'50 for
choice State; $565@5'90 for superfne Western;
$6@6'9O for extra Western; $6'2S@6'70 for
| round hoop Ohio; and $6'75@7'40 for trade
brands Southern dull and lower sales, $50
| bbls $650@6'95 for common to fair extra, and
| $7012 for good to choice extra. California Flour
dull and heavy; sales of $50 sacks at $6256D9'40.
Rye Flour quiet; sales of 100 bbls. at $4'75@7.
Corn Meal dull and nominal. Wheat a shade
frmer for spring. sales, 12 600 bushels $40 for
No 2 spring, delivered and $1'62 for amber
Canada. Corn heavy and lower; sales $4,000
bushels at 7S(DS6c. for new mixed Western.
Rye dull and dropping. Barley Malt quiet. Oats
more active and lOwer sales $4,000 bushels, Mt
7615 ar for Western, aloat.
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The wife OF q man who died of hydrophobia in
Cincinnati has sued the owner OF the dog which bit
him for $4,000.
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PARAMOUNT PARK IfsMs;-Betwessn zen. y AN ana ! u ]
me Night PARK Guard arrested James BOYD, Joseph
randall and Sarah Sickle for drunkenness "a ano ais;
OF ;n }he Fifteenth Ward Station AT the hearing
Sefore Alderman Pancoas Yesterday an aa0ns r sGsd
hsrce of conspring TO make drunk young grl, aged
L.sen years who resides in the southeastern sec
tnn Of the City, was preferred against them 1t
seems that the intended victim mad spenI the aagy' g
S~tth her mother, at Enge Il Wolffs farm, ana TO-
srds evening the mother left the daughterln charge
~ sarah. The little thing was induced 10 aTIhk %
some liouor from which she became lnsenslple' 1he
1Svo were held TO answer at Court ..a
Alderman Hutchinson yesterday hned man named
!ssroe OF the birds in the park thereby endanger
lanes Newkumet has also been lined 10y AdueI ,,e y,
ran PancOast for fast ana reckless oii'De 'i0"sn
q VMR.
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AGRICULTURAL.


On EARLY VALENTINE YELLOW SIX
- Weeks, Mohawk, China Red Eye, Cranberry b lsh
Beans Also Large Lima Giant we I. Dutch Case X nife
HACKER, WETHERILL q 90,
All smw lmrp No. 605 MARKET Street.
On SEEDS. GARDENERS, FARMERS, AND
own growth, be supplied at
HACKER, WETHERILL CO.'S,
Seed Growers and Dealers,
4 IL smw lmrp No. 800 MARKET Street.
Send for descriptive price list
E1 EXTRA EARLY, CARTER'S EIRsT
* Crop, Tom Thumb, Dan ORourke, Champion OF
England, Eugene Blue Imperial, Early Washington,
Dwarf Marrow, and all other varieties OF Peas; ,o
HACKER, WETHEflLl a OO.i
4 II mW lmrp No. sos MARKET Street.
90 EARLY YORK, EARLY WINNING
x stadt, Large Drumhead, and Flat Dutch Cabbage
Long Scarlet, Early Red Tprppi Early ohvsshaped Rad
mach, etc HACKER, WETHERlIL 4 90,
4 III smw 1mrp No. 6O6 MARKET Street
IN PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRY, JUCUN-
~ DA ARricultuTist, and other Strawberry; Iawtop
Blackbery Pants Hartford Concord, and other Grape
s3u Delanoo, IN, j,
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"All that's bright must fade,
The brightest still the fleetest;
All tnuI 3 bWbtI was InuUt
But to be lost when sweetest.

The fruiterers on Chestnut street have for sona
tIme past displayed the juicy cones in their ,ndoVs
well knowing that ~ 40 impossible FOR the public to
-aSoid entering their establishments in which the
Trnjt s sci forth in such tempting array, and that
n IN thew are not proof against the allurements
~ those T0sy beauties. Pineapples are in season,
and there is an abundance of them Just now. Prices
range from fourteen to twenty 9os rs per hundred
apS mS costs from seven to eight dollars box