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Trades, UnIon. Prcssurc.

LONDON, May II, 1870.
The London press, and especially the London
Times, Is indignant at the failure OF the government
to protect Mr.. johnson, the Manchester builder,
against the 0utrages OF the trade organizations.
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Winchester Races--sccond Day.

LONDON, May IL, 1870.
The Grange Park Stakes, OF dfteen sovereigns each
with fifty added for two year Old colts carrying 122
pounds, and FLIES 11S pounds 1,10o yards 40
subscribers) won by Lord Anglesey's Steppe, by
Saupterer; Mr. Goater's Viper second. Roadster
third
The City Members Plate, a handicap OF 6fty SOW.
ereigns, for al ages 100 yards, was won by Cal.
pys0; Conrad second, Debcnture third.
The Anglesey Plate; OF fifty soverigus for two year
olds, half mile, was won by Noisy; Kitty second,
Rose third. ~
The WeIter Cup, a handicap OF fifty soverigns in
SPECIE ADDED TO sweepstake OF ten soverigns eaC h.
mile 100 yards, was won by b. h. Vscount, BY the
Reeves b. c. Play, by Little Stag, out OF Rattle,
three years old, second; Mr.. Ramseys b. c. Diamond
Foot, by RaDy, out Of Miss Whip, three years Old,
third. n
Betting on the Derby last night was 20 to against
Bridgewater, 700 to 2s against Wales. and 20 to
against Camel.
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Tho Police still Active.

PARIS, May 11-Evening.
The police arrested over two hundred persons last
night, and searched many houses in the disturbed
districts. Arrests continue to be made to-day
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called and given In succession for the royal family
tho Premier and Dlsraeii
Parliament.

st + s l fE5 LONDON. May II, 1870
Tho House OF Commons to-day held short
session exclusively devoted to local measures.
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oo'clock train Diamond Cross Pin with emerald
centre and nine diamonds reward gi50 viii Ia pni
by leaving the with r. ID. WINCHESTER Wss,ern
Hotel, and no questions asked
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Most Striking COntrnst.-The Old Hair
dyes and "coorsrs" &c. ssrs nj, muddy ami
f1tid aud the hues they natural PHALONS
vlTALiA, OR SALVATION FOR The HAIR. the npwiy-
discovered AGENT the other hAnd iImpld
fragrant and effective, and has ssdinasnt
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AUS T RIA.

The Beethoven Anniversary.
VIENNA, May IL. 1870.
Preparations have already commenced here for
fitting observance OF the hundredth birthday OF
Beethoven. .....
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The Turf-Secoud Day ON the Chester
Course.


LONDON, May IL, 1870.
At the Chester races second day, the Chester Cup,
the Tradesmens Plate OF two hundred sovereigns In
specie, added TO handicap sweepstakes Of twenty
five sovereigns each, fifteen forfeit and fifty sove-
reigns to second horse two miles and quarter l23
subscribers), was won by Mr.. Golding's blk m.
Our Mary Ann, by voltigeur, out OF Garnish. i've
years old; Mr.. Graham's ch. M FOrmosa, by Bucca.
neer, out OF Eler, five years old, second; Mr.. G.
Hessey's b. e. sabinus, by Newminster. out OF vesa
three years old third.
The betting on the cup race was 100 to 80 against
Sabinus, o to against Muster 10 against Cherle,
and the odds so great against the winner as not TO
he quoted.
Tie City Members Plate OF sixty ysovereigns, 1,l0o
yards, was won by Mr.. Payne's b. c. King OF Clubs
by Ace OF Clubs; the Duke OF Newcastle's b. y.
Cobalt. by st. Adams, out Of Aquamarinc, second;
GOrdian third.
The Dee cup, l54o yards was won by Disturbance;
Eugene second: Colt third.
The Stamford Plate. of1o0 sovereigns. for two and
three year Olds, haf q miic was won by Mr.. 0oOd- :
wins Thunderstorm three years o,d; Mr.. Elyott
Powers Talisman second, Mr. Jackson's Muatto
third.
The Beaufort Plate was won by Mr.. HodsOn's b. r.
Rebccca, by Lord Cltfden Honcydew second
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Search for tho siberIa.

The Cunard steamship Morocco, with cargo OF
supplies. has sal ed from Liverpool on cruise In
search OF the Siberia.
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Other Fatal Tumults.

FANIS, May III. M.
During last night other engagements occurred, In
which number OF soldiers, policemen and citizens
were Killed.
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;, h;.Tor Restoring the Original Color Of she
HAIR DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSiN0 rHR
sCALP, kEsTOkER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
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The First News.

CowEs, Isle OF Wight, May IL, 1870.
Mr.. Ashbury's yacht Cambria (Englism arrived
here with the Dauntless at four O'Clock this morn
| ing.
Mr. Douglas yacht sappho (Americanl arrived
| two hours later.
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CrisfR dOro's Unrivaiicd Hair Dyc.-Soid
and applied at his wic and scalp factory No Aso House
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BatcheIor's Hnir Dye-The Rest 10 the
world The only perfect dye; harmless rsiabs ias1Aota
Facto ~ Is Bond street.
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A.-F0r Stylish ind Elegant Hal Go f~
ESPENsCUEID, manufacturer, No. iis Nassau street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFBS.
25l Broadway. corner MurrAx alrAat
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IRELAND
Election Riot.

+.--., EI0Ct1On IktOt.
DUBLIN, May H. 1870.
During the progress OF the election ut I.onglord
yesterday there was some rioting.
Order was restored without calling out the troops.
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Tho Sailing.

The CAMBRIA returned to Cowcs without rounding
the stakeboat
The Sappho won the race.
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Diabefcs. Diabetes.
CONSTITUTION WATER 10 q certain cure soe Il. Deool
ClH sxYe-t
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Diamonds, Wntchcs md Jeweiry Selling
at reduced prices also taken In eschsnxs and bought
cash. GEO g. ALLEN 63 broadway, under 81. kiohoss
Hoo between Brooms and Spring strssts Formssiy ais
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MissssQuot Spring Water Cures Brtsbt's DisA
sass OF tho kidosys ScrofuA and all inpYsss of tAs
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TIE sAPPHO.
All will remember the keel schooner sappho,
2A tons New York Yacht Club measurement
owned by that thorough yachtman Mr. VILLA IN
Douglass She was butt by the Poillons. OF Brook
yn, for their use. but was subsequently, sold 10
Mr.. Douglas. She Il one OF the finest, ableit ana
fastest OF all American or English yachts. Her d.
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Nentraiizing the Plcbiscitu,n,

Ncntraiizing the PlcbiscituYn.
PARIS, May H. 1870
French opposition and clerical organs question the
result OF the election. They maintain that while the
vote may have numerical value 1t is without social,
political or religious significance.
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Police Charges-Swords, Slungshots and
Firearms.

Firearms.
PARIS, May 11-1:30 =. M.
During the riots In and near the Bellevlle district
last evening aud night the police made several
charges upon the crowds OF people, which had col
slected out Of curiosity. In cases they used
their swords and slungsnots, whereby many were
seriously wounded mainly those who had nothing to
do with the disorder
The police and the rioters used firearms freely, but
the troops made no general use OF them.
Once during the night company OF cavalry was
assailed Win shower Of stones Becoming exas-
perated they fired on their assalants put this Is the
only instance known where the troops have departed
from the determination to firearms only as last
resort
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The Workingmcn Out,
Ordcr md VigiInnce.

The workngmen were out IN Paris in greater force
than on any previous occasion.
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Rest, Hoal,h aud Comfor, TO MOther an'

sNisstsQmoi" Cares Bri9ht's Disease OF tho
kdneys SerofuA and all Impurities Of the Blood Sod W
all dIuxgists fe
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public meeting, under the auspices OF the lnde
pendendcnt Order OF Good Templars, will he held
this evening. at eight O'clock at the Lexington ave
nue. Methodist church, corner OF Fiitysecond street.
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LATER.
Gloomy Anticipntions for MINT.

GIOOmy AntIcIpntlOnS Tor NiRht.
PARIS, May 11-Evening.
Fresh troubles are anticipated tonight Crowds
OF people are in the Faubourg du Temple. Large
numbers collected in front OF the barracks but were
dispersed by the police and the guards around the
soldiers quarters have been increased.
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The Troops mt BelIcviIIe.

.a-H PARIS, Muy 11-P. M.
Last night the Beeville district was occupied
during the night by ihe military In great force, and
: no persons permitted to pass
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In the report OF the trade mark case OF Osborne q
Co. against George W. Boyd, published yesterday 1t
was errOneously stated that Judge Bowling held
Boyd In default OF 5000 bail He was admitted to
bail on his own recognizance in the sum Of $500,
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The Baltimore Protestant Methodist Com
ference.


ference.
BALTIMORE, May IL, 1870.
This was the 1fth day OF the General Conference OF
the Protestant Methodist Church. After preliminary
business the report OF the Judiciary Committee was
resumed, the item disapproying rebaptism being
under consideration. This question involves infant
baptism. A long debate ensued, in which DR.. Muir.
ray and others advocated the adoption of the report
and Rev. john Clark, OF West Virginia, opposed it.
Pending discussion the hour for the order OF the
day, which was the meeting as a convention on the
Book Concern. arrived. The Conference then re-.
solved itself into convention, with Rev. Dr. Reese
as President, and Rev. H. Cushing, Secretary. Rev.
Dr.. Murray read report OF the Book Directory
embracing the management Of the Book Concern for
the last four years, lis present condition and future
prospects. The prcsent actual worth OF the Book
Concern Is shown TO be $7160 82-an increase Of
Sl,1Oo the past year. The report was adopted.
The following were then selected as members Of
tho Book ommiltee:-Maryland: Dr. A. Webster;
West Virginia, George Nestor; North Carolina, W.
II. Willis South Carolina, Lewis Tarboro; Arkansas
Thomas Aaron; Tennessee, j. w. Chandler; Illinois,
Orcsies Ames; Virginia, 9. w. Button w. f. Peoples;
Alabama. ii. G. Grove; Texas, NJ +. Rosser; Georgia.
Il. II. NJ. Henderson; South Illinois, Il. G. Ecnens.
Tue Convention then adjourned and the Confer.
cncc resumed business, and the subject OF rebaptsm
was discussed TO the hour Of Adjournment.
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PARIS May 11-3 p. NJ
Perfect order was restored before daylight this
morning and there are no signs OF trouble now.
The government has not relax ed its precautions to
guard against future disorder
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Rioting I'm Hnvre.

PARIS, May IL, 1870.
Troubles occurred yesterday and last night at
'Ravre.
The troops paraded the streets and the police
made many arrests.
Several fights are reported to have taken place.
Some OF the rioters were wounded but none killed.
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ehild
!. Mrs. wINsLows SOOTHING sYRUF for children
pain and wind coc Perfectly safe In oil cases Wa
would say TO every who has suffering child, 10
let your prejudice the prcjudces OF ohrs stand be-
tween you your suffering child ana the relief that will
be absolutely follow this OF this naii
Glue, II timely used
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fire yesterday morning In the cigar factory OF s..
Rapp, No. 572 hudson street. destroyed $1,000 worth
Of tobacco. The building, owned by Arthur Had.
dock, was damaged 5000.
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Learning IL Ornam meut I'm PrOspevffy. n
refuge in adversely and good provision old age Rat
Hat well made aud OF fair proportons good quality 6ns
in hnlsh aud fashionable IN STYLE by
KNOX, the famous Now York Latter No. 2l2
Is an ornament at all times The corney and app
anco OF oor young men 10 iargel = due to KNOX
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Mrs; RichHrdscn's IL. stint

THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE OF Mar II contains
f story OF MIRA Rchardsons married life her relations
Richardson from hist TO last her letter Mrs Calhoun
A. kichardsons sealed statement opened after
hs death Charles Richardson's statement concerning D.
Itichardson'a property A. d. Rchardson's
fos wh The psrnsni OF this abatement will give
wish an opportunity to know the facts "a this
case Price two cents II be by mail post paid
cents For sale BY all nswsmsn. Address TE TklDUNE.
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The furniture In the residence OF John M. Courte
nay No. lis Madison street. yesterday morning sus.
tained $1,000 damage by fire. Tic building. owned
by W. G. Baker, was damaged $4,000. All the pro.
pcry Is insured.
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Southern Baptist Convention Mt Louisville.

SOuthcrM Baptlst Convention mt LOutsville.
LOUISVILLE, May IL, 1870.
In the Southern Baptist Convention yesterday the
report OF the Committee on Cooperation with the
Northern Baptists was read. The report is adverse
TO Cooperation. and it was sustained by The unant
nous vote OF the Convention.
The Convention adjourned to meet In st. Louis
next year: A vast amount Of business has been
transacted.
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PARIS AT MIDNIGHT.

The Tr0ops in POsition-The People on the
Observation-Disclosures and Quiet.
PARIS, May 11-Midnight.
The troops have occupied the Place Chateau
tdEau, where the Caserne Prince Eugene is situated
Many groups Of spectators throng the boulevards
but heavy rain is falling and prevents any danger.
Gus increase or numbers.
Belleville and the Faubourg du Temple are held by
the military, and no one Is allowed to pass the
guards In those quarters.
UP to this hour tranquility has not been disturbed
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There will be a public meeting tonight at Cooper
Institute to urge upon Congress the importance OF
the ratification of the San Domingo trenty now
pending In the Senate. Addresses Will he delivered
by Hon. NJ =. Banks, Hon. j. A. Garfield Hon.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY H. l87o-TRIPLE SHEET

spatches. In her best trim and she viii have every
American and English eye bearing upon her during
the season OF 1870.
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Tan KAw Indians salt the railroad
track in order TO entice the cattle iitfu6t
Of the can, % that they can get the car
casses I14his b reasoning from Kaws to
eGectly~i 500 t'-l IL rfr. NJ
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TN entire capital d Que million dol,
larS of ths aFst national gold bank, IL
sanPEa1cisCo, has been subscribed, and
prObsbIy5 another similar Institution VII
soon be oEganl1ed.
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Tn BesssmeF Steel process Is said to be
very profitable to the pf6eessor. But a
much more probable steal process is,tha1
which has been going on among certain
Nay Paymastets, sevetalef whom have
been arrested and are now on tEial for
helping themselves to some hundreds Of
thousands q dollars Of the public pro-
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re ,I,a1or RlecliOpS.

The Republicans win probably lose 2
few Copgressmen BY the general result o.
Tuesday elections, but not enough to
seriouay interfere with their large major
ity in the lower House at Washington q.
AT III Il; = s aOt-prepapod.tO say
what that ps'pFityIr !oPiss 1sobe, bat it
will be decided Workng pFePqnderAne'es
Of power. ThB being thecase we zee no
reason TO cherish any unreasonable regrets
over the ARCHAEOLOGICAL vote heFeand
there In the different States. In some
places we gain and in Others our oppO-
nents EalPs Aside igom any special cause
this 81 asurst tesult u 80 l6Ig q leAe Of
power y AeS Il u6iicaa5liaSt epioyet,
and on the whole it Is rather remarkable
than otherwise, under an the circumsaGta-
ces, thai t4e, party has has maintatn9t ls re-
90 well in these elections. TOhOld The
Executive and legislative departments g
the Government uni4ts dptealY foF p
yeas Is circumstance Eeity Tafe IN the
history Of this county. TO hold them
against tass "a iIsopgh which the
nerty n III pSTeF Ia has been compelled to pass
10 those, t6h 5eaS, Is SIM more remark
able. We do not ,Rllade 10 the war por'
ton Of that ordeal so much as to the
years that have elapsed since the return OF
peace ThsgreAs Probl e 80 q Feeons9tn 9l!
ton and the immense national debt were
enough todivids and defAt !. PaEty legg:
firmly grounded in the confidence Of the
people I6'the solution otthose tMoprob-
lens thus Gar the Republican party has
been confronted by. an amount oEipcelas
dice that at times seemed very threatntng
indeed, Taxation and the negg9q question,
have both laid their heavy hands at one
and the same time on the party. And on
these questions thousands of the weak and
waveriDg have sloughel OF and LEFT the
party and Joined themselves 10 the oPposai.-.
ton, But despite, this loss Of, strength
there has sill remained 0 vast member.
sbin aII6on9 the A american people who re.
oli5sd "a their own satisfaction that the
best interssts q pots tbe absolute safety Of
the government were involved in the con,
tinuence Of the Republican party h
nower -rI7's II i
Ana now thew have lust extended this
,eaee If mower for two more years. In
efgect. tbGy have said to The party that
thew were sim Wiling 10 trust their In
teres.si and The great future Of the govern.
men M Il r. IRe.ni;ubIican safe keeping. And
did determination Of the people we CON.
.ider,Sl lpsw a&testation Of their ability
iIlin,G 7;, 10 10 lisc4iminatS Alright be
tween p,,tolfftiesl 5pbirties We regard il Is
ali imnortsnt thai The Republican party
.bonld hold power until the National debt
ana tbe oues,i6o q reconstruction Are 30
far settled in their.ptesent direction as 70
he irrie.veersi6i. lJy thoseT who may succeed
tn mower Ifitis necessary Tor the party
n incur olfum. To sroose preiudices, and
lose strength IL ,llus carrying out what
we conceive TO be its great mission, why
40 IktitA9. even To- the, extent In the end
ofreducinR lis strength below majority.
But We donot consider that q coanau-
Ance Of ~ policy OF Aeauly Fe1ucnS
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AT Salt Lake man went down inloS
shan TO see what wa Tho reason that a
blast didn't 90 O& BE came up directly
in iRstallmentS, With . lot Of pieces d
Rt0nA -a.ru tlrs ts9sE7s' "
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TRashealhen Chinee b making whisky
in cGiitornlG By ieEmenting old rice, and
rubber 5ho md things. and the revenue
peopleaFS Glterhim. The whisky made
10 thig WayiS much sought after by sui.
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w.rs monnf.ctSr,s1 IA 10 iActori In
Il.D,e. 0Dtor,osco,iaty IA; YofF IA
9Tsa R,ek,l, S..omss frorbthdI
= sVSlley M * NJ "a $50
pa W .o.no 49,
-AFallload mortgage for tHeVo,VUO
was hled at Dayton last week. The
stSmbS on n amounted 10 a small fortune
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enyelon1es 4 IA 10 h m,,sS lanpor ibis
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81 M =; 8 ", s!le s.' ~ ~,
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pace = n ne Ae3fe q antRon EtsQa and
= Surrounded win loseSls> AV,,N9.. lN.rEI
Z I6S vAloe A. ~ annual toaueIs y q I
fhe if g lnlllsP aoS9t
million doll9ses be * RciaAl ssale g The
past 5ear, ga oXht6 i01a by tle. United
StafaS Asos y b u eigFt TED $l6S
fO8 $50! 20 iriIF st.Ini irSS7 y1.r i bar
r ST,hI;s sSfSS wa ljkS 1js6,SS,.,S! a
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pofeea, gives inc SclIs 'AoI !NSo 'lnn MADE
tantS; q gain nearly one hundred per
cent ini = yt ~ l'i's'' q. '';-- q
TIE 3Tlr bomieeSSEtc seEEfae, Machine Com.
PAM, os8olaos ohIO,a with capital Of
$50 900. and the Cooperative Printing
comba619 OF Cincinnati with 3 3 capital ol
$1,000, We're incor potatsd ID Saturday,
4f6Is Total yainIe lie liver commerce
IA ,,;,;.:.1horo ,,sS -,
~, :. fi 49, 80 ~ ~ az - ~,
| g get down as $I1oH Ug,O8yi o.; when E
amount Cincinnati is set down for s1egl0F,
500 900: Louisville TOT s115 900, 0o0; Pits,
Sarga toE SSS SSS ~ y sjl e1I
SSa oo0 os , SGaiSe ,I,s - o sSd,
Wabash .rlveEsnd New Alhanys tor $lF,c
0OQ. 90 teaOh.. { ,qsa ..sIliW stss Z
!. 4Fhe national banks 81 lV'esftFt rgth@
fourteen in numb have resources r the he,
amount lt.t ol s95 5SG, with $50.
species individual deposits: Gis a *
952. capital stock, 8, 116I4M.
The thirteen. ;ntPeipRA banks Of dis.
lcountin San FRANCISCO have $l7, 900,
being dopbls The banking capital Of Chi,
cAgn Irbich hoe,Ifnov6J-fA am iiln,thle- TIA
neSnlstion yet,tEeITsIner. oenti a tIisirSte
torregulardscounta Cd: ttii5i.a5 .
l 2Ms Robert Garrett; Of the Baltimore
and Ohio. has accepted sthe PrsideacYof
me Virginia halley hAll!va .a1si !Ais tusats
lthAtthts work. MI tchH III pc o. great 1tLlA
ppEtance tOlRaltimore' aSWell rs 70 the.
country itraverset' will be pushed ener.
sea. - -r'.., -. -.
i 'an EAdi0ufued meeting OF the, stock
| 4 y. T., H. "a, ~ Z. -, ~
y Ikue az -
\ Canal COMPANY was held In Richmond ON
S.''''''
'Thusday-ir IhepFesadent and board were
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sPEcIALdNoTIcEs.

'GRETING MARRIRD.-RssAYs
W tsISbnG Men, % sOClal EvSls, md TIE
poprIety q lmPtopsaety Il EettiRg Married, viii
sanitary htli Int th6Be HhO IA united Eor mt
h6OOlAl 'ESfBISetS GtAEl bee h sealed enTeIIJ
opea 'AdaFeS4, HOWARDAss0dIATEoN, BGE
?, PhiladelPhIa, Pa SsplT-d&W !
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NRNAIIRNTING MITTERIAIs
!. 1IeIGiS sHI1S An Emporium,

lGtITY TAXES. stisaoF ID
NJ .f4hTEJ - alaifl 20 III .4-t
/ TAXPAYER WIN nave Tie paymSnt OI-I0 pSr
NOt6l6ef. fb6 CitS CoIle q. q y -
poth ne Assessments and Wa1GFRGnnt n8HzAS
tJa3d IN his Oflee In the 0itE Building even day
sas,4E aAiPs' eea4nFs aIa 8S;il SelSss 3
!. OctIJsnai5Jsl1 u nei'SS'. fSdSJ Il
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=a344H adjourned meeting d The, stock.
holders d, ths james Rtyst and Kanayhs
Canal Company was held in Richmond on.
;Thursday.r The president and board were
authorized to negotiate b oloan Of $500
900 ON the bonds of. the company to pay
for thelreFaiEs 6f tie canal dH1or Car
ringtouWasre-elected presidential ltfsba'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

The thirteen. snlaeipal banks Of dis.
|eountin San RgrsncisCo have $l7,OOOI0oo,
being donbls the banking capital Of Chi,
cago, which hasatnogGs.tAa double the
population, yetitWelVsIper Centtis therate
forregular discount. 9t: q. iEhibiaJ q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

: Some idea 2Ofs The Jhlh0nnt Of the
Floating lor. uninHsted capital in this
bountEy, may ibegained from the follow.
ing statistics oi the depositots inlsGyings
Banis IA States and clti9ssit named !. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

neyl there Is worth, on The. ayeFagG ABOUT
three per cent per annum.' 7 Hence Invest
ments paying more than that ate rpm;
nand large premium, The London
:RGi7.aag f1pe,e gives stable Of ths busi.i
mess Of the leading English lines tofthei
last SIX months We quote Ghe column Of
prizes and dividends ! igt sh "a selling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10

As lar as possible buy all stores By
thsagRad8 I nSIIAiRg el. yqu s4 \! tlh 4s
weight Of The paper, pe, small .itemin the
course ayeaT; but hRreiS GiRayS sGuie
reduction when IN artihleds PuTc6ased ct
wholesale; You save,the retail commits
sion, ifnothing more, ols ~ GA L: