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party who really believe the dogma Of
universal suffrage to be sound Political
doctrine, were permitted to veto. the
Democratic npjori,ie, in the several States
would be placed almost beyond computa-
ton. The rank and flo have not &c.
copied it. and never will. Thousands Of
white men who formerly voted the radical
ticket, will net touch it when confronted
with the practical result Of the fraudu-
lent ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
Whatever may DO said Of universal sufF.
rage in the abstract, the motive Of the
radical leaders in forcing the people to
make an experiment OF it, will cover it
With oiiul. The trick If the dsnagogus
only produces aversion and disgust. The
enlargement Of the elective franchise,
through the agency Of the Fifteenth
Amendment, hos been fraudulently obtain
cd for acorrupt purpose. 1t has been ioi,tcd
upon the country through the cLicauery Of
manipulated and enforced legislation,
and its authors have held it out Us bride
to the cniranehi.sd negroes to veto the
radical ticket. The measure vas conceived
in sin and brought forth in iniqui.y. Its
the child Of The Demagogus, begsttsn up
on that hideous old Lag, Fraud, and
brought forth into the world b, the
Cssaran operation Of military despo'ism.
10 any ono 50 exceedingly crsdulous as
to believe that the tricksters engaged in
procuring the quasi adoption Of the Fit.
tenth Amendment, wsuld have thought
Of such thing if,hcy did not expect to
obtain tho votes Of these they seek to en-
franchise? Did these denogsgues urge
the extension Of the slestive franchise
when they streve to excite the prejudiees
Of native citizens ss.inst naturalized fer
eignersi Did they favor universal sut.
rage when they. made war upou aliens and
Catholics? 10 their crusade against the
former on account Of their birthplace, and
against the latter because Of thoir religion,
they hoped to ut raet the votes Of the bigot
and tho .ectsrian. Thsa they favored the
surtsilncnt Of the franchise in order that
they might add 10 their Dsnbsrs. Now
they urge i.s ealargenens for tho same
purpose. The eelered people themselves,
for whom the bribe d the Fifteenth
Amendment is specially intended. will
hardly fail to detect the object Of those
Who tender it. They will hardly consider
themselves The property Of the radiesl
party, bought, paid for, delivered, and
bound, BY tho offer Of this git wressed
from the people Of the United States BY
lalsehood aud force. The ambition ofthe
radical leaders has oyerleaped itself, as
they will discover in due pross,s Of .imo.
Il Is cursed BY the whites whsmis has be-
trsyed, and de.piscd ~ the blacks whon
it wsuld orrs8..
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P1soLrun TLuip-Is bu. reesn. dis
csvsry. bat is used BY May in the cities
in preference to gas, being cheaper and
better. Lamps, burners and oil sold only
By A. M. Dent. Il Gun be used in the
old lamps Is we'll as any. Call At Dents
Drsg Store and see for yourselves.
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PETROLEUM 7 LulD--Is used ut this Office,
aud We find II to BE- superior III every res.
pect 10 Carbon. It's cheapness makes II
desirable Its safety makes ii a necessity
for no other oil should be in family
Sold only by A. NJ. Dcnt.
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PETROLEUM FLuIp--The cheapest, saf.
est and best oil ever used. The light i.
large and clear, and will not injurs The
eyes. twill not explode. Sold only BY
A. NJ. Dent.
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ke.koo Cure. Chronic Rlheumasl,r,.

Norfolk, Va3 sep. Y, lss,.
Dr. !. =. Larrsnee.D.at Silly .o aa., ~
hoskoo .he. c,nno, Ie!I.'n ron ...,s;sS
ny gra.i,.uos. g,1 atNa alm ~ III. III, thss
Nllnovt 9enent. Dsl,ess u w .,l y. X. III.
!onf hoskoo y On inlailloie Is%so! ~ ~ s.,w
EASE from winch be has sunsrea, az, ~,
can learn, mas never iailso. - ~, n
Ia, n - ,ss The. you soga .us
enrss Tbs sr.,t smo,nt Of reod ii nov Do.
I ;ns snons :. 81 !. . ;n..,imstis viii mstA
gratitude, ! am. respectfully youfs. ~.
MN. 3. A.NELSOK.
Read The following from Mr.. Wonbls. .
...s.;..s. ..,cb.nt of this
P,on''nsAs ra"Ats 1s'sA
city: =.
No.ls Market Square, Nori:ls y.
October u, lsis. ,u,,.
Il sr Of testimonials which you offer Of The gtsst
.firssy Of .our Eo,koe, ! lake piealuts 10 ID.
dinr nv own. Irni.fed really will FG,sn:
Debility, Headache, Loss 81 Appetite, A., tas
Yours. truly, j. u! w0HBLhs
from ;, M'. Nv. W. Ma T. I aa;.. fG,,.h rtYis.
mouth, Yirsini.: q. y, -.
Portsmouth, va Oetsnsr ~ s,s.e,
This y tc certify that ] know pr. h ~ Ina
well. lie 70 4 gentlemen Of cultiv Nv. n~A
worthy OF The fullest confidence. M sste
his kess . With .drastass 70 n'ssen 80 a fa.t.
rous debility and depression. .,,.,,-..r.
H W. II. CHHls!..r
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GRocEnlls Fall kinds, with q full as.
sertm.nt Of Queens and Tinvars. also
stone and wooden ware at Edwards.
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Y.,loo mr.. S.,ofla Il Il ,.,rsa ys...

Prom A. v. Mills, . prona.n. and ,ssa-
known merchant Of Norfolk, Ia
Dn. Observation-Disclosures
.Hoskse has worked wonders 10 my family. Ny
daughter has been sufferer from Serofula siaes
childhood. Shs lost thirty -oLs pieces Of bose
from her ankle, several from her arm, besidss
having ulcers .iha'sstsfal parts Of her bod.
While In this condition, she commenced .itiss
ysur koskoo-it acted like Q charm o. hsr;
under II. use the uletrs gradually healed. 81
her grnsral health greatly improved. u eer.
tainiy saved her much ;sufiering,. .and Fsrbaps
her liis. 4 regard Hoskoo o specific ,fsr ~
serofulous diseases. Your Koskoo alpo, eufeA
my vii. II d. spspsia, from which shs. iudsrsd
greatly. She 10 SOW ID batter health thss ~
has btsn in ave years. With the higbsaA ~
Sards, J an, gracefully, yours &C., -, !,
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PsrseLEua FLulD-The greatest in
vention Of the age. No danger from e1
plosion-can be handled by children with
safety. Sold only by A. 81. Dent.
pric. 5 cts per pint-s5 ct, per gallon.
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PrraeLIux FLuIs-TLs mes. convent.
On. light il use. No chinneys-no
vicks-ne trouble. Cheaper, better and
safer than carbon. You can cave SO q
year by using It. and have . much better
light tnsn ever before. Sold only BY
A. n. Dent. Price-5 cts per piut-35
cts per gallon.
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WnIrr Wash brush0s-v'ry che.p-a'
Edwards y
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J. j. puHciS. $50 1901 B.1A. DUNCAN.
DUxCAN 4 DUNCAN, 'sss "a
ATTORNRYs AT LAW
Clartsburg, W. Va.

WEST VIRGINIA, TO.WIT:
A r rules held in the clerk office Of the cir
N cult court Of Lewis couuty, on The tirst
Monday In April, 1870.
James N. Boggs, adnin-
istrator dc .bonus men, ..hI
with the will annexed, I
Of Joha 7. l,yrne, de- Ia chanecry.
ceased,
"a.
Vim. G. Persons ad-
minislrator and heirs.
The shjsrt Of this suit Is 10 obtain decree
for The pny mtnt of bond of$s? 70 ceats, da.
ted ard October, 1859, executed by The said
WIN. U. l'isrsonin bib lifetime 10 Tho plain if's
testaior, and 10 subject Tie real estate VI wbie
the said W. @. pietion died iisEed 10 The pat.
msnt Of bis debts. And also 10 convene The
ereditsrs ofths raid " m. g. Pisison, deceased,
and 10 assign 10 the widow oil said W. y.
Pisrson her dover In said rehl sstits.
And II appearing BY sfsdayit led the de-
endants VIM. r. Pisrion and Elizabeth Pier
son are rot residents OF this State, and they
not appearing, II Is ordered hatds appear here
within ons nionih after tue first publication n
this order, and DO what may be nscsisaf, 10
project thsir Interests In this suit. asi5.
Copy-irsie:
GA. JACKSON, CLERK.
Besssit 4 Bssn.t', soils.
spril go.it ls5
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KO s K 90

Rado,,sd snd recoamsndsd BY The Hresiisat
sf,hs faculty ofths E. Medical Collegs, MI,
Prot. r. s. NEWTON. H. d.,
P' ss,o. - s st:s''s AT. + r Z:
cine" Cincinnati, sis. Y =; =.
Ono ofthe mos, smipent medical mes u lbs
ase-Nsll known q the author, of the folleuiag
standard medical workp-.Newton's Prsetiss
Of Medicine" 'Diseasss ef Children, !, "Nss.
TORS symss Surgery" &C., 10 tbs Dscsnbss
aumLer Of The American Medical Review, lsss
aAmsnr The more rscsat ssssts 70 in.rsasss
peculiarly some Of the nov renediss, We ssnes
! ssW preparation compounded BY J. J. Lay.
renee, u. D., Of Norfolk, Va, which isfir-'
ni.hed 10 the trade and the profession 10 ssy
desired quantity. w rsesntly selsmilA hb
Laboratory, and beeasS fslly satished that "a
his WORK Il doss 10 The btst manner, BY ibs
most approved proessses, and FROM the bssi Da-
tsrislS, giving % result medicine nsslng
,ts. eon6deues Of The Physicians and The lshiie.
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GpRINo AND SUMNER GOODS.
+ :. NJ. Il ALE,

GpRINo AND SUMNER GOODS.
Z. NJ. II ALE,
Il now receiving q large addition 10 ish
STOCK OF GOODS,
and invites his former patrons and the pub
lie generally is call and examine hisf
NEW SUPPLY,
consisting Of the usual variety u
D RY GODS
Also splendid stock Of
LADIES SHOES,
Misses and Childrens Shoes,
Z, A large lot Of Mems aud Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES
A splendid lot ef Mems and Boys Hats,
VERY CHEAP.
Ladies' Hats,
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
NAILS,
DYE-STUFFS,
QUEENSWARE,
STONEWARE, and
SALT.
LEATHER,
COTTON YARNS,
And in fact everything generally found in
bis line Of business, which will be sold
low for cash or produce in hand.
eTAll kinds Of produce wanted in
ezchnngcfor Goods.
Allt6s above good, can DO purchased
cheaper Ut my establishment than at any
other Store in West Virginia. Give me q
call before purchasing elsewhere:
ETMr. Hale has also q first-elass Boo.
and Shoe Mandatory in connection with
bis Store, to which he would call the at.
tioa Of the public.
nov4H p. u. HALE.
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K..1o. /, .nlor,ediby the be.. phy,i.i,ss
everywhere. Read The following from
Dr.. T'illsry, q sacce.sful praciisisasf
Of many years standing IN Tie .sld
North State: ss.-ie,.
Rocky Mount, Ede.ecnbe Co.
HeniAnha 10 / SEQ. 4.

d.. j. ]. LAwllxcr-D,nr S.-t
have used your Coneslirattd rluid BItfsetsf
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snlts- . 6sdit to % Z powerful Liver In,iger..
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all disease. ofthe Live, scrofulous, S!lhflli.s
and Nervous Affections, II 10 afrened, sfia-
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Of Chronie Diseases III use 10 INDICATED. Ne
ping that you msy meet with the success .bas
yeu deserve % man ufacturer Of reliable 1saf
eiRss, ] an sir, With much respect,
Your sMdieat ssrsaaft
R..C.TlLLERY, ID.
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II. und.rsisn.d would respectful, i.sorn
,.s citizens Of Essioa and the surrounding
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Democratic 0tsss Executive Committee
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Bat ut On the eonirsy, great care has heen taken
toohtain such articles as eaa 10 relied On to pro
The New York herald., 1870-05-13
THE INDIANS.
--.S;~>os,s=e..A-~~~aI-4-


Indinn Raids and Omtraaes I'm Texas-A
Settlers Wife Carried On-Children Taken
PRISONERS by the Kiowas and Comanches.
WASHINGTON, May H. 1870
General Hazen, Indian superintendent for the
Southern superintehdenc,, writes to the Commis-
sioher, enclosing an advertisement OF Texan, an
nouncing the abduction of his wife and oferif2 re.
ward OF $780, in gold, for her recovery. In forward
ing this General Hazen says:--
Tbls Is only one of very many cases OF abduction
within She past rev months. fear the governments
docs not lu appreciate the extent OF the sufferInys
Of Che poor people In Texas and from the Ind ans We
care Lr and deal kindly wih Rald- are cons,antI Y
made and aye been. for the past eight eight months
from tie Reserve Indians about Fort Sill to Texas
General Parker, Commissioner of Indian Affairs
directs that the agents Cor the Kiowas, Comanches
Arrapahoes and Cheyennes give special attention to
these matters, recovering all the captyes they can.
and impress nR as strongly as they can the indian
mind with the dissatisfaction OF the government +
such conduct and to report promptly everything OF
this nature that may come 10 their knowledge
Another letter has been received by Commissioner
Parker from the Secretary OF the State of Texas en-
closing letter from q frontier settler whose relia
billty the State official voucbes for containing ac
counts II raids and The capturing Of children bS the
C0manches and kiOwas, and appealing for assist.
ance to rec over them. The Secretary OF ate aiso
saSs-"if any expense not authorized by the gov
erninent attends the recovery Will offer to meet
1t heren
The New York herald., 1870-05-13
FEARFUL RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.
Collision Between Freight and Passen-
ger Trains on the Missouri Paciic
Railroad--Sixteen Persons Killed
and Twenty Wounded.
st. LOUIS. MAY 10. 1870.

st LOUIS, May IL, 1870.
AT six O'Clock this morn'ny the night express
train on the Missouri Pacific Ra iroad, which ieft
Atchison Kansas, last evening, colllded near Eu-
reKa, twentye ght miles from here, with an extra
freight tram gong West. siyte persons were
kllel outright and twenty wounded. Two that
have been taken home viii die.
No names OF the sufferers have yet been ascer-
tained. The wounded have been brought here and
fur l9r particulars VIII be obtained when the tram
arr.yes. The al will be brought here as soon as
tn Cor n reaches the scene OF the disaster and
hoIas an inquest. special train left here early
this morning with pm yscians and all the necessary
appliances Tor the relief OF the wounded and OF
the dead. Another train Will leave at noon With
the Coroner, reporters and another relief party.
Both the locomotives were completely wrecked and
the ira ms badly smashed. The collision occurred
through misapprehenslon or orders given 70 the
conductor.
Hunson f. Bridge. President Of tho road, and
Thomas McKessock, are on the spot doing ev ry-
thing possible TO relieve the sufferers aud TO clear he
track.
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CONNECTICUT.

Judge Thomas b. Butler Elected Chief
Justice.
NEW HAVEN, May II, 1870.
BY an unanimous vote OF both houses OF the Legis
lature on Thursday Judge Thomas d. Butler was
elected to Ill the chair of Chief Justice vacant
through the recent decease Of Judge Hinman. Judge
Blu tier, who is the Oldest judge on the bencn.
was entitled 10 the position In the regular order
of succession, and Is eminently qualified by
long service, experience and great ega attainment
He was first appointed judge Of the Superior Court
in 1856 and served till 1861 when he was appointed
an associa e justice OF the Supreme Court and was
reappointed In 1869. Judge Butler is conservative
In politics, is gentlemen OF polish ana
high literary attalnments, and his appointment
is very gratifying to large circle OF
friends. For o year two he has been
in feeble health, and that account an effort was
made to defeat his appointment and ex-senator
Foster was prominent candidate for the position.
The feel ng among members or the bar and general
Iy throughout the State was strong .ainst chang
ing the time-honOred rule OF succession ana It has
been trumphantIy vindicated, to the utmost general
satisfaction.
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Death UNDER PAINFUL cIscuxsrsgcrs.

From the Providence Journal. Mayo.l
woman, mil employe, died Saturday, night in
house ON Vernon street, IN this ely, under rather
peculiar circumstances. Shc was se,zed with sick
ness some ew days ago, but her son, VINO lives with
her aud VINO Is suppored to he partially insane
failed to call any medical assistance or to furu sh
even necessary aid to his mother who was quite
prostrated and unable to rise from her bed. The
boy appears also 10 have horror OF the icmin,ue
sex. aud would not allow any OF tie nelgnbors
10 come near the room. The circumstances came
TO the knowledge Of ths owner. MIR. Wightman ON
saturday who sent on er Hart to look into the case
Hart found the woman ying on he'd In Disgusting
condition of hit no attention whatever hay np tee
pad to her during ner four fve days OF pTostra-
tion. Notwithstanding he objections Of the inaane
son, ne weht for doctor VINO 10 md that the woman
was suifering from typhoid fever acconipan ed py
Inflammation OF The bowels. Medical aid was OF uo
ava !, and Tie woman diei on Saturday ngh About
$40 was founi la trunk In her ro o part OF wb en-
VIII be expended In givny the poor Woman deceni
burial, aud the rest nand u over to her SON Or N no
Is judged too nibece TO take cure Of IT, placed In
jewelry shop. -
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Ine LILLE FUSS At THE GREAT TRIAL
NEW. YORK. May 10, 1870.

NEW YORK, May 10, 1870.
To TnR EDITOR or THE HERALD
Your issue OF fues lay contains an account Of an
exciting scene In the summing up OF the Mcfarland
Richardson trial. Tne whole con ents are utterly
untrue and wish to give my candid denial on ac-
count OF my AMI myself 81 did not force myself
TO the ling;' III was not closely veed," but had
on nv usual daily business DIR s., and was accom-
plnied by my daughter, and q lady friend from
Phiadelphi. Pc maps my fe ,liugs got the better
Of my prudence when the man with the
wig OF n bio dc spoke ia snch an outrageous way
regard ny woman, isro,ting plain co ntilOn sense
facts into hdeous siaudcr. IL denotes the TACT thae
such men do not wisn to hear the 10 ,utt i anl
touching emanations or one loving and wOmanty
heart toward another when IN pcrp exity and aisC-
ton. l rsay forgot was standing In q room
crowded, wioh few exceptions, not with 'Iree
lovers > but 'lree usters.n who advocate the nile-
Gus doctrine that man was created for the use Of
God woman FOR the use OF nan. This In going
back 10 fhe age OF barbirism to try to
prove woman has got no ain or soul.
l cannot pass such an outrage unno ed. Captain
McC.os <ev should have he feelings OF man q d
never leave the prints OF his ma ,cu lr dem0nstra-
ton on woman hope the Chef Executive OF this
grea metropolis will AXE notice OF his. l was
fcrciblv elected from the court iOOm bv the above
named sO.ca led Oicer. who must Oe a sneak not tit
10 meet elti er man or woman. Free love aud free
brutality must therefore be between co,insei an1 ofi1
GERS VI the court. Mrs. Z. VREELAND.
The New York herald., 1870-05-13
The Turf.

LONDON, May IL 1870
The Chestilnc Stakes OF 200 soverelgns. added TO
handicap sweepstakes Of fifteen soveregns each, ten
forfeit, one mile and g quarter (dny subscribers,.
was won BY Lord Anglesey's Oh. h. Pre,idert Lin
coin. by Kohinoor out OF Topsal five years Old; Mr..
J. Warrington's br m. Lily. by Cape Yyaway, out OF
Alrda. five years old, second; Mr.. nApdgman's br.
Bestmlnster, by Glenmasson out OF Fie Tree, four
years ol d, third.
The Twoyear Old Plate, of 200 soverelgns cats 122
pound, files 119 pounds, entrance three sovereA ms,
LOO yards Gcrty subscrbels). was won by Mr.. X;
Mounceys I. Shannon, by Lambton, dam by West
minister; Mr.. G. jones' ch. r. Lidy Atholstone, by
D. c. Jack-in-the Box by King John, out OF Ma
zourka, third.
The nfty-eighth year OF the Din stakes OF 10 sovs
EACH with 100 sovs. added. for three year DDS colts
carrying 122 los FLIES lis lbs. second to receiv. 20
sovs.. one mi and a Gua ter Us subscriber J. vas
on by ca tam Machels b. C. BOnny Swell by Ma
carOli out or EadswOrths da u. Mr. Dawson's br
G. C9uits by Dollar out OF Carotta, secOAd; Muster
lhira.
he handicap, for all ages, was won by King OF
Clubs, by Ace Of Clubs; Trarord, second; Tion,
third.
plate Of ifty soveregns, for three year olds and
NV ris, thre quarters of q mile, was won by
CawdOr, by Van "a en-; Maurice, by Velette
seclfd; Bi log, bv Or.ord, third
The Salisbury races commel ced to-day with the
Craven Paie hand cap OF fifty sovereigns, LILO
var s, viii h was won by Mr. w. Days b. c. Re-
View, b. Man-at-Arms; Worthless second, Coronet
third.
The Salisbury Stakes OF 10 sovs. each, for two
year olds, with SO soys. ded, hal q mile t23 sub
sribers) was won by Mr.. G. Jones b. 1. Lizzie Cowl
by .laf no OUT OF My Niece, MIR. II. Goaters en-
Mr.. T. Morris br. f. Blc,cie by Blair Atno, out Of
Terrific, third.
The New York herald., 1870-05-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNRy MARKEr.-LoNDoN. May 12-e
p. M.--United States hvetwenty bOnis closed frmer
and CHER ior the issue OF 1852 8SsS for the old
OF 1865. and 9UI4 or The issue or 1867; tenor
ties, 6Is. Stocks steady. Erie Railway shares
184; Illinois Centrals, II2.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, May 12-The Bourse closed
dun. Rentes, ar. 95c.
FRANKFORT rBoURsE.-EnANKFoRr, May l2.-United
STATES bonus closed firm.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--LIvERPooL, May
12-5 I. M-Coiton, 1lJSd. lor middling up ands aud
1lasd. for mdcug orleans The sales OF the day
were $4,000 bales, including 1900 for export and
speculation.
HAyRE COTTON MARKEr-HAvRE, May 12.--Cotton
closed lrmer, on the spot ana ad0at. Quotations
unchanged
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFrs MARKEr-LIvERPooL,
May 12-5 p. M-Fiunr 2os. Cd. per bbi. for Western
canal.
LIVERPOOL, PROVISIONS NsMARKEr--LIvERPo0L May
12-6 p. M--POrk eXtied. Cheese, 15s. per cwt Tor
tile best grades o. Anne lean fine.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERP0oL, May
12-5 L. M-Naval stUi es iirner.
LONDON PRODUCE M,RKET.-LoNDoN, May 12-6
p. M.-Calcuta inseed active at 62s. Li1sced oil
easier al fS2 ES2 5s. per ton. Turpentlne, 3Os Co.
per cwt.
PETROLEUM MMARKEr.-.ANrwERP, May 12.-Petro-
}eu.n 0pesed lrn.