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diseases OF the 7EJer-
sd5 .noeirWOuS SYSTEM. sa.o4

&C., nc v - SAN9 - " = COAA4a -,
T. Almost ,nine,tentbs Of our people suffer
from nervous exhaustion and are, there
fore, liable to It's c0ncomItant evils of men
tai depression, confused Ideas softening of
the brain, insanity and complete breaking
downIof the general health. H. Thousands are
suffering to-day with lbroken-dogp nervous
systems, aud, unfortpuate, tobacco alcohol,
late hours oyer. work, {mental and pbysic-
all are Icapsing diseases Of the nervous sys-
tenn TO increase at a fearful ratio. -. q yll.e
ale The symphonic to which diseases of the
pegFpps sysIfeTl. give rise, may be stated -
loYoWS as otuI ts1s5Ga u9s8 1uissd
+. A dull, heavy feeling in the, bead, some
times INC scr leST severe pain or heaiachei
Period zeal III eadacbe, Dizziness,oiN 9isFs or
Ringing in tbe Head CpDlusiqB of Ideas
aIepBorarE. Joss Of MemoTg, De ifeet5ls9a a9i
Spirits, Starting during sleep; B.gt DTeaDs,
Hesitation in answering QaestioaS. Dnlness
of Hearirg, IH ITCHING of3 the Eaeei and
Arms ~, whschs If Rotli pTaWRtly tGeated,
lead TO PaEalgsis, pelrJufUis lns}aity3 lmp9-
teaey, AReglexy De- DC. ai zai5s .3--n1av
. .5asa al zEGaO SIX q Obna .dsr,qi
sa.iTs N73f secrsat s9aatE rem 5f9 FOR
NUtA r arodhd each bottle Recot4meu5
ca BY the best Physicians, eminent Ditines,
EGitors~ Dtiggists, Merchants, &c. ~
THE BEST z4N1B MOST POPULAR
. ,;:i.'... Z. s.-M1FD fczNBi N USE
zao1iz yrsy Prepared only byal i5sssse u
3s.!J =. iLaWrenCesiTI. ..
o5ni nos;a @ ORGANIC sGHGMIsTS 75u vi F
lL9t9orato5y and Once 40, s, Nqtn street,
sd1 ssa5a NORFOLK ri Hso0 ,.at
= sz PRICE oNE DOLLAR Per Bo:t!e.
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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We .sRRshNEt6 gousI asdaisaks dist the

Educational Gazette, large and handsome
monthly, pdblBbsd b3H'G HllTuther & Co,
Philadelphia, Pa, at the low rate of 81 per
an7ura. so T. bsAsIA a-yssNa.5) Ns30GF0
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gU8 4 MO go 8sa.
Oh CEsEELs AND FEvEa.

FElIIB proprietor of tins celebrated laed:-
Z cine justly claims for it superiority
over ali remedies ever offered to the public
for the safe, certain, speedy and permanent
cure at AGue and Fever, Ur-Chiis and He
yer, whether Of shart or lCng Standing He
refers to the entire Western and Southern
country to bear him testimony to the truth
of the assertion, that in no case Whatever
win it fan to cure, if tbs directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many eases "A single desc has been sufficient
for a cure. and whole families have been
cured by 4 single bottle, with a perfect
restoration of the general health 1t is,
however, prudent, and In every case more
certain to cure, if its use Is continued in
smaller doses for week or two after the
disease7has been checked, more especially
in difficult and long standing eases. Usu-
ally, this medicine viii not require any aid
to keep the bowels in goo d order; should
the patient, however, require a oathartic
medicine after having taken three or four
doses Of the Tonic a single dose OF Bali s
! Vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient
o. Dr.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office < i
No. 70 Fifth, Cross street,
Louisville, Ky.
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u. - K O 9 &c o.
AS 4 4iVei'l" LDv5g oratcr l.E-stss1d
-'.ali,' % -"b Unrivalled.
SYMPTOMS OF .LTEBB- .CGAfPBATNTi AND OF
SOME OF THOSE DISEASES. PRODUCED By 1T.

: Y7777iI7 - o. 7=TFz7TT Z \ 4 aT0-H 5HT
A sqllQw or yellow color Of the skin, OF
yellOwish brown spots on tue face and Other
parts of tire BODY dnlriess and dfowsines>,
Sometimes headache bitter or bad. taste. III
ahe mouths internal heati IN many cases n
dry, teasing cough unsteady APPETITE some
times sour stomach, with a raising Of the
food bIoated or fuil feeling about the
stomach and sides agra vatiIlK fIi1ls in the
sides, back, or breast, and about the sh"ud-
cts; -costipahOn aGdhe' sbnWels piles, fatu
leaee, eold4sss OF Aae extrenlcties,. tSgss ,r-
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: Dissolution Notices

rae cbpar4 uershin fefetdf0re Existing be.
tEsgps JAM Is T00AEIr.. end J. i. DU MAR. IIpder
the firm and s-rle Of TCONE DUNLAP. has been
uisso Vs by ulsuai M parties nde5ted said
firm viii please eal-a the Office Of H. NJ HILL, Hbo
eloSES she SD ukiH sndi sste the Fd.E8En
Feb l9-Im JAMES TOONE. Jr.
--1eEfFETE 90 I.NE1 5afW5E 81 ID Ci& LAP zFtE
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aa0st6 ll5B9 TGi -Ig.tOE 4laI.Iua
The Lone Star State is in eclipse We
cory from yq the he HeendltfsQR Te4as) Times Of
tie 9tR inst. j. At the rscent session Of. tie
county court Tor this county, we understood
seYfera5 HlegrGes Ye i drawn 10 s9fFye at me
April pr term Of & the court The RreeaqumptioR
is the court acted under orders, and had no
- retQ5tsA oy4 -as- rsi -Sf t'3l4 - stsLtit9-
3 cF Ia 51. y LIE LIE aL7,1 10 b1a
afLast Saturday the steamer EhFaa, No s,
from New Orleans to Cincinnati, struck a
sBag iab5ut flIty7o miles above saSTerDp his,
esd ghti8 Gre, and Veaset6talfy destroyed At
least acknowledgements or2s were lost IN tie
iltFasedhtehu1er. O. .7Ei.Ob sno o. 'iii5Hs 81
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exemPfing, the. Polk. place from taxation,
passed third reading; The property. in
question reyeTts to, the State upon the death
of Mrs, Polk, In accordance with the viii OF
President Polk
BAG So ,9sazs-s-+--1eE4+s- -+----+F 5TSn SEIGt
The sY9naR who made a pound oGhuttqE
from the cream of a Joke, and q cheese from
the milk ot hG'man kindness has since
washedithe atoserdf a. year and hung tBeni
on tthe efslal4ipQetiaL Iine.TgdnQHF .y5a
aShesYas thelsame indigidgaI, whess SELECTED
a hra9eIetfQn apriarm Of theses # 9hiqnedsq
ring for the fRgsEaof se9FRg and Tilted the
naR7in the sW9eH,ai ,sga sias NJ bssp .sasdg
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= Grapt WiI not pqmIaate. a,geptIeman frpm
tile South foEa.a position on the Supreme
Benehs because he docs not think there ia
one aFsa9 foEthe position, . What a aeonsp
mate jacknss he is, tesbe sure ladnr0 .aiIs
,,-7 .----7 --------s - -7-- ---7. COMA.
In. the Constitutional Convention Of Illj
NOS rest luticn has been introduced to
exclue the Bible from the public school.
rooms.
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KOSKOOs

x ShOo
Is. 4 rene remedy of Jyonderfat E6fcatyi in tie
arc of diseases IF tie KidnaYs and Blad-
der. In these 46lctj0ns II is as neariu Spet
site as dRygeRedy can BE- 10 does. it's wosk
kindly, silently AID surely. t}elieGwhich
it affords is both certain and perceptible-
DISEASES OF, THE kidneys And RLADDEIs.
adPersons unacquaiIrred nyish tie structure
and functions of'the Kidneys eapno5 .estiB4
ate the i'm portance' If their healthy. aetda
Irregular and sufficient action of the Rid
news is as important, nav, 7seven more so,
ttazs regularity of tbe bowels. HE Kid
neys remove from che biUad those efEsie
matters which, if permitted to remain,
wonld speedily destroy life. "A ta5al sus-
pension Of the .upiary discharges wi &c
casiUn death from thirty six to forty eight
hours. als4ta;'.E - 1s 7.#i eFll.7 II.
When the urine-is voided in smalli auan-
titir at the tiInAgef when thei is aidsposi-
ton to uFinate more frequently than natural
or when the urine is high colored or scald-
ing with weakness in the small of the brck
i5 should not be ifriAed with or-delayed, but
KoskoO should be taBeR at once to remedy
the dificuItyabefoFe5 lesiGn Of the. organs
takes place Moss iof fife diseases of the
bladder originate from thUseiof the Kidne ~,
The urine being imperfectiy seereted in the
Kidneys prove Irritating tofthe bladder and
urinary passages. When we recolIect that
Rnedic4n6 never reaches ia c. Kidneys except
tfrongh to general circulation Of the blood
we see how necessary tit IS to- keepthe
Fountain Of life Pure, -A.71i3fl ltEm WIZ
~it4tilsis roo. s-ia Il -L-L--.s.I srla ez-r so--
2 sa va. l8EOsK0Q! aa .. BE ......
Aeets with GREAT SUCCESS IN the CUBE
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BULL9h
S A R S AP A R LILA
LL 4G4 ~ - =
A Coed Reason for the Captains
FaEfEa5E TOO

Esl-E see -evg
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his mother
BENToS BARKAcKs, Mo, APril30, 1866.
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.NsdicGL.
as a sEcoD PURxExER
T atagEd a Bn PT O II d u q i:
RFINC pOSJTJVE-f.y \

The hest Powerful Vegetable A1t7ratiye
"a 1T DISCO YEEED. ~.
o. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD!
i'. The Gfe ,pf the. nes6 is the blood
SeriptuTaI maxim that SCIENCE proyes- n. be
true be peoplf talk OF, bad hlood. aqs- tbs
cause Of Wany diseases, and ike. rpaPy POP
plaFa opinions this Of bad blood IS iounded
in truth. .-e, as 10
The symptoms qf bad blood are usually
quite plaplT7badr RigesFi9n-zcc causes imFe4r-
leSt lqIgeetoq, and conseAgePty, the elreH-
iaGoT is feeble, the soft tissues loose their
tone and elasticity, andl the tQnspe becomes
pale. broad. and frequently covered. win a
ppsty, white coat, I his cqpdition soon
shows Itself IN roHghPe$S Of the skin, then
IN ERUPTIFE. and ULQEI;ATIYR. diseases. and
when long continued, results in SERIOUS lie
sions OF the Brain, Liver. Lungs or uniary
apparatus. Much very much, suffering Is
caused byim pure blood d1I51s estimated by
some that pne-ffth of the human family are
effected by serofala in some FORM, f.4-l
When the Blood IS pure, you. are not so
liable to any disease Many Impurities OF
the Blood arise from Impure diseases of
large cities Eradicate every impurity from
the fountain of life. and good spirits fair
skin and vital strength will return to you. ,
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1oThs Augusta Dt8ei,tti,sZ has gohe into
eStaoies over ihnfn grafton vs. 2migtati0h It
says the bad (neaning radicals; we ahppose)
are moving out and the good are moving
into that portioa Of ARKANSAS. sac. ai.-' ~
- 81 .-.-.s.
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zoA BREsBsF.-+A.negro has glveh the Pre-
sidenta cane which is thus described Made
By the. donor with a common penknifG, from
young cedar tree cut in front of Vicks-
burg Miss, about tt e Tins Of General
Bembert6n s. Surrender 8 Tho first star from
tlfe sfeyrqie was made cfFoEa NzPieee of the
lbe ATTACK Pa IS oPE aReF Il 8 The eea
ter star from a piece Of cedar cut from Il
stdmp5neaF7 To tIe'spot where General Grant
s4QOdnat-the SUPPRESSION Of General lee, at
ARppmattQX GQprt HOUSE, Ya.;ithe top star
from the ball extracted from the dead line
az AndeTs6uvIiIe Pris6n, Georeia BY pull
ihr theitassehaagbld pencil N'iil afbe1 seen. Il
EzcAqagsoss o7s as ios.jus sd iin.is ss.irsl
-uJhat darkIe,ia aarewdl and means busi-
Bsssua He iscertain ofoan appdiRtine nts sos.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The copartnershin heretofore existing be-
WILLIS SLOAN dissolved by mutasl consent
J. willis IS alone authorised to finish the eontc and
settle u the business OF the late arm. aud authorised
J. WILLIS p
81 Feb o S70. ..-...-.. Z SLOAN
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Domestic farkets-rBY TELEcnArn1.

NEW York, May 25--Noon.-Flour rather more
steady. Wheat shade irmer; Corn lc. better.
mGk GG% @os lara qst 80 Ta
pentne dull at ;3s@5a5c. Rosin firm at S2.lS Tor
str ined Freights dull
midhlIng 'uplands, 22,:. Orleans. .ssc.. Flour
state sis5@t5 S southern closing dull al ss $50
closed dull and declining new mixed western,
IL. OsGlSL12. Beef steady. Pork firm. Lard
sd Whisky Lower at sG Rice
dull. Turpenttne heavy at ao@4oc. Rosin steady.
BALTIMORE, May es.-Elour fairly active and
steadler. Wheat drm;, MARYLAND, 81 :4o@Siso;
yysnw fo am r wn ss sB s
| con-sh,ulders, lic. Lard, 17tc. Whiskey nat.
| Virginia es, old, 54A bid; IS asked; do. ises, IS
ed. North Carolina e's, az bid, 40 asked new,
243 bid, 70 asked.
CINCINNATI, May e5.--Corn, a5@soc., with a
large supply: and holders sc Hing freely. Wills,
$50 Iard held d. at Iec Bacon held at 1ssc. foT
shoulders lcs@Dl7tc. for sides. .t
BosToN. May .5.--Cottnn dull and lower mid
dngs, 2aic;; sales, 200 pales; receipts, cdl Bales
| stock, 5000 bales.
changed; mddlings, 2oIc.; sales, rs bales: re-
| ceipts, 332 bales. Exports coastwisc, 81 bales
| stock =, TIC bales.
CHARLESTON, May 2s.--Cotton dull at 2l.c.
sales 5D bales; receipts, AIS bales; exports, liz
bales stock 1880 bales. "A, Ig..
| SAVANNAH, May rs Cotton dull mt 2lac.
sales l5O bales; receipts, $50 bales; exports, 81.
! bales stock, 81 DO4 bales.
| AUGUSTA, May 25.--Cotton dull and dropping
at ala 1ltc.; sales, 100 bales receipts, IS bales
| MOBILE, May 25.-Cottnn quiet mt 2lic.; sales
200 bales receipts, iFoa bales; stock, 80, al bales
NEW ORLEANS, May es.-Cottom quiet an'
stead ut 22sQ"2tc.; sales, 2 $50 bales receipts
| SIT bales exports to Great Britain, 7.833 bales
| stock III, 065. Sugar-Primc, lotMlIC. Molasscs-
| ltepoilcd, 7O6l7Jc. New York sight. premium
| Gold, llal.
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LOCAL MATTERS

MAYoa's CcyRT, lWEDnEsDAY--Rsco
Po1ers presidtEg.-The following cases were
disposed of: go. sr;.A. AZ.
+ John cambridge fcolored), charged with
stealing one pair of pants valued ct "a, the
property orr. Hardesty. Sent on to the
grand jury and allowed bail in 500.
William III. johnson (coloredl, charged
with fighting in the street. Fined $3.50.
/. Minor Harris (coloredl, charged with I'M
lawfully assaulting and beating James Ed
wards. Let of. ~
Rachel Hayes (coloredl, charged with
assaulting, beating, and abusing Rachel
Davis. Case dismissed. eta lNA
L: Carroll, charged with trespassing upon
the premises Of Thomas Jones. Security
required in $3.50.
John Murray (colored), charged with illc-
galiy registering at Precinct No. 9, Madison
Ward. Continued until Friday and allowed
balm 300.
John Morris (colored), charged with steal
ing one bag Of coal from some unknown per-
son. Sent on to the grand jury.
Bob BraXton (colored), illegal registering
and false swearing at Precinct No. 3, Madi-
son Ward. The case was continued until Fri
day and bail allowed in $500. rt-tr-=
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Foreign News.
SPAIN.

SPAIN. sssv. 80 ~ -. 4
MADRID, May 25.-The opinion Is general
that Soldano desires the union of Portu.
gal and Spain.
LISBON, May 25.-Soldano issues a mani.
festo saying that he will maintain Portu-
guese independence.
MADRID, May 25.-Prim says Spain tool
no part in the recent events in Portugal.
The Government has issued orders for the
release of the Englishmen captured by the
brigands near Gibraltar.
The bill authorizing civil marriages is
now law. y, fs, .,-.r,e
LONDON, May 25.-Dispatches announce
that the brigands near Gibraltar have four
English captains whom they will hold fol
ransom.
President Grants Fenian proclamation
seems to give great satisfaction.
The House of Commons had secret DC
bate last night on the social evil. The adop-
ton of the continental system for the pre-
vention Of disease was. urged.
FRANCE.
PARIS, May 25.-Thc judges OF Eng.
lish and American mowers at Bourges pro-
nouncc the English the best.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Nav 2j.-The Cortes has dis
solved, after the members taking the oath
to support the independence of Portugal.
1t rcassembles June 18th.
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General Conference OF thc Methodist
Epjscopas church south.

N4vrnrS. May 23.--Thc Committee on
~tnday schools made an elaborate report
providing for general secretary of Sunday
: hcoI> 10 he elected by the General Con-
terence. and secretaries to each annual con-
terence. who shall report TO the general
SECRETARY. III order t" inau-uratc more
efficient and uniform system.
hryra lengthy discussion the report was
,rd"p'rd.
The Committee on Missions reported i'll
f,,or ii n consolidation ot the foreign and
domestic boards into one board to he com
r,,,rd ul bishops and delegates t" each con-
terence. This portion ct The report was
.rIuvtrti. and he remainder laid over for the
"fd,r Of the day. The veto power of the
bishops WAS discussed until the hour OF ad-
tournm"nt.
MfnrnI>, May 2i.--Thc report Of the
committee accepting Btc1$0c'S Quarterly
h,rlrr provoked IN extended debate,
.lruin" which one member said he under
~ar"d Iilc,l>oc was IN EpiScopallan, and
that this looked like Il bid for him to come
o}rr. Another characterized the Eccictc
IS III Armstrong gun. Or. Elmncll said as
experience had shown that most disastrous
consequences would follow the explosion
ii Guns Of large calihrc, lie thought an OK
llr-iun would follow the adoption of tho
resolution which would shake the Church
from pillar to dome. The report WAS final
" JGuptru.
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Governor Bullock and the New York
Tribune.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The Tribune to-day
says Governor Bullock reads somewhat
too literally. He has written us a letter, for
which we regret we have not space, in
which he urges merely technical objections
to our remarks relative to his late commu.
nication on the Georgia trouble. We are
aware, though he does not seem to think it,
that his term rs Governor Of Georgia will
not expire until 1872, no matter what Con.
gress may do with the Bingham amendment
to the Georgia bill. But we also know, and
SO does he, that if that measure is adopted
and anew Legislature is elected this coming
tall Governor Bullock's official experience,
as we intimated, willspeedily terminate sand
if there is any basis of truth in the revcla'
tions of fraud and attempts ut bribery con-
tanned in the report Of the investigating
committee Governor Bullock will have no
Just reason to complain of his fate Or to
charge, as he does, in his letter that we
don't vote fair"
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VIZ ALTHAM WATCH Z S.

The extensive use Of these WATCHES for the
ncers, and exprcssmcn, the most exactlng of
watch-wearcrs, las thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, sealincss, durability, and accuracy, of
THE WALTHAM WATCH.
To satisfy that class In all these respects is to
decide the question az to the real value of these
time keepers.
More than is0, 900 OF these WATCHES arc now
speaking for themselves in the pockets Of the
pcOplc-a proof and \ guarantee Of their superb
ority over all others.
The superior organization and great extent Of
the COmpanv's Works at Waltham enable them to
produce watches at 4 price which renders coupe
titon futile, and those who buy any other watch
merely pay from twenty-five to fifty per cent more
for their watches than is necessary.
We arc now selling WhLTHAM WATCHES at
less prices In greenbacks than the gold prices be-
| fore the war. There is no other manufacture of
any kind In the United States Of which this can be
said.
These tlme-picccs combine every improvement
that long experience has proved of real practi-
cal use. Having had the refusal Of nearly every
invention In matchmaking originating in this
country or in Europe. only those were finally
adopted which severe testing by the most skilful
artisans In our works. and long use OH the part OF
tie public demonstrated to be essential to correct
aud enduring timc-kccping.
Among the many improvements we would par
ticularlzc:
The invention and use of centre-pinion of pc
culiar construction, to prevent damage TO the
train by the breakagc of main springs, Is original
ing had the refusal OF all other contriyances,
adopted Fogg's Patent Pinion as being the best
and faulllcss.
Hardened and tempered hair-sprInGs, now uni
versaIly admitted by watchmakers to be the BEST
are used in all grades OF Waltl,am Watches.
All Wallham Watches have dust-pruof caps,
protecting the movement from dust and lcsscnng
the necessity If The frequent cleaning necessary
In other watches.
Our new patent STEM-WINDER, or KEY
LESS WATCH, Is already decided success and
great Improvement OH any stem winding watch
watch of It's quality now offered to the public. To
those living In portions OF the United States where
watcbmakcrs do not abound, watches with The
aforementioned improvements, which tcndio,in-
sure accuracy. cleanliness, durability, and coll
ycniencc, must prove Invaluable.
Every watch GUARANTEED by the Company.
To prevent imposition, buyers should see that
every watch should bear either of the following
trademarks:
ANN. Watch Co.................Wai altman, MASS !,
American Watch Co., Cresccntst.,
Walthim, Mass. !;
Appleton, Tracy & CU.......... w altman, Mass. :;
WaItham Watch Co............." aitnini' MASS. !,
VIM. Ellcry w "l'ii"h' fi"oo' =
Home Watch CO......... .bostoh' h"sS'
For sale al retail by all respectable dealers.
A descriptive circular, giving much useful In
formation, sent to any address on application.
No watches retailed by the company.
Address ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents,
Is. Broadway, New York. :
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CHEsAPEAEE AND OHro sCAsAL.-At n
meeting Of the Maryland Board of Public
Workson Tuesday a communication from
tae Board OF Public Works of Virginia was
received and read, expressing the shopo
ehat the Board Of Public Works of Mary
land will be willing TO accord to Virginia
90 some representation III the MANAGEMENT of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
In order that an active superintendent
may be exercised therein which will benefit
alike Virginia and the other preferred
creditors as we'll rs Maryland, the second
mortgagee." A communication was also re-
ceivcd from Bradley T. johnson and John
=. Poe, of counsel for Virginia and proxies
of her stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, stating that Nelson Poe,
Esq, is not \ candidate for reelection ~
tions Of their constituents. the names of
General johnson, OF Virginia. or John =.
Poe, of Maryland, for the position of dircc-
tor representing Virginia. The commune
cations were laid over for further action,
and the board adjourned.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Mark

Nov YOrk MOCK ANU WONcy h"F"TI'
NEW IoRs, May 25-Noon.-Money strong at
3Fl5 per cent. with large lots ut per
cent. Sterling EXchange-I,ong, 1921; short,
ll"s. Gold, 1lii United States Bonds, Ill.
Tennessee 6's, cx-coupOns, eai new, SCI. Viz
riuia es, ex-coupons, sas new, set Louisiana e's,
old, 10Y new, rs. Levce e's, 75t: SIS, %. Ala
hama SIS, lol; 6's, rs. Georgia rs, a5. North
Carolina G's 4SI new, g5S. South Carolina 6'S, old,
q; new, S.5.
Erening. The bids for Government gold to day
amounted to nearly ~ ooO. 600. Money easy At SOS
per cent. sterling, 1ca,Q0loas. Gold, 1lii@llis.
Governments closed strong. s-"o's, 81, llla.
Southern securities opened irlncr and closed
strong.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-26

FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT WANTED-OrT-
RAGE UruN A CoLoRED MAH.--On Saturday
evening a drunken colorcd man was at
lacked 10y crowd Of men and boys ut
Ayn"k, on the hudson river, tor some real
at turicd grievance, who, after beating
him numerically, tied Il rope about his
n'rk and dragged him in the street for some
di>tnncr. The police, though requested to
interfere, refused to prevent this terrible
outrage. The negro was finally rescued by
-"rnc citizens. who. with more bravery than
the police dared exhibit, drove the ruffians
away and took charge OF the unfortunate
object of the fury of the mob. The man is
dangerously injured, and his recovery is by
no means certain.-Neao York Post.