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and curative powers to taoO gallons of an,
other linlments, pain killers and reliefs
Try it, Eye sufferers, and be convinced"
janis 1t
Good News at Home.
Eyes flash and ears ring,
For glad tidings bring
To men of worth far and near,
That 10. DAVIS is here,
And ready your orders to note
For your beautiful pants, vest and coat,
With style, grace and ease,
Whatever fashion you please;
And to suit you the more,
Bring your goods from the store
You own or you trade in
And love best to deal in,
And III make them as fine,
AS though by my design
They were spun, wove and pressed
From a sheep caressed,
invite you to CALL
Old and young, large and small,
at 80 North College street,
The more the merrier, I'll happy greet.
janl7 81"
A first-class Drug business for sale. Ap-
ply at this Office. jan13 If
Closing Out Sale.
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Gold Pins, ETC.,
at wholesale prices.
E. L. TARBox & BRo.,
janis If 80 Union street.
Observation-Disclosures of mothers are con-
stsntly speaking in exalted terms of commenda-
ton of the magical effect of Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for soothing infants teething.
ianl4 dlw&wlt
Bes advertisement of DR.. Butts Dfspen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. II
should be read by all. may5 d&v1y
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No HUMBUsGISG! No CHEATING A pint bottle
Of DR.. sage's Cstarrh Rsmedyis prepared from one
hfty cent package, and the proprietor offers $500
for case Of Catarrh he cannot cure. Sold By
druggists, send sixty cents to Dr.. r Y. Pierce,
Buffalo. n. T., and receive IT by mail A pamphlet
free. iaD1T decd sUkWlH
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

War Department - Signal SerUtce United States
Army-DiUisiOn Of TeLegranps and Reports for the
Beneft Of Commerce.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD, JAN. Is, 1871
1856 O'Clock n. VI.
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Nashville Provision Market.

The market to-day was very strong and
prices tending upwards. We quote from
store as follows:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1lic; clear
rib sides lie; shoulders Sc.
BAooN-Clear sides 12tc; shoulders 1Otc;
country hams, we'll trimmed, lac.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's S. G.
@. O. c. hams, uncanvassed, 163@17c,
SMOKED PIG ToNGUEs-Hart & Hensley' s
s. o. pig tongues 75c per dcz.
LARD-Hart & Hensley's choice pastry
in tierces, l23@13c; in half barrels, 13tc;
in kegs, 144c; in buckets Ice.
Receipts of country bacon light, and
the demand limited We hear Of occa-
sional sales at Sc for shoul ders and lie for
hams and sides, which dealers close out
without packing at cent advance, say for
handling.
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Coughs and Colds-Those who are suffer-
ing from Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness, Sore Throat,
etc, should try Browns Bronchial Troches" 9
simple remedy, which is in almost every case eff
fectusl. The Troches have been tested by time.
and pronounced universally superior to all other
articles for the game purpose. Ii
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An experienced bOOk-keeper desires .
situation in banking house, wholesale on
commission house. Apply to johnson q
Smith, College street. SEES Il
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New Advertisements.

The Bsrometriaal readings are corrected for
Temperature elevation and instrumental error.
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CITY NOTICES.

boots and shoes.
If you want boots or shoes made 70 Or
der, or want repairing neatly done, call al
the shoe store Of Atkisson & Love, No. 10
Union street, or ]. B. Love, No. 81 College
street. ian15 1w
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CITY NOTICES.

SPLENDID assortment Of French cor
sets at IS cents piece at
janis 1t G. RICE d Co.
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Nashville Flour nud Grain usnr9e,

FLoUR-Not as much activity as usual
to-day. Market quiet as follows: Super
fine $500; extra IS. 80; Xxx 1913; family
$6.5O@6 70; fancy $7.75@8.00.
WHEAT-In demand at $1.15 and $1.25
for red and white.
Corn MEAL-Ths market is steady as
follows: Loose unbolted 65@70c; bolted
75c per bushel; kiln dried 1926 per barrel
CoRN-Sales to-day loose from wagon at
5O@55c. Shipments of $500 bushels at
65@674@7Oc for yellow and white.
OATs-We quote from wagon at 4O945c,
and Coo, sacked and delivered in depot.
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The greatest bargains in dry goods evel
offered at G RIoE 4 Co.
ianl9-lt
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. n. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, 80 cts. Boarding and lodg-
ng, per day, s.. nov1 d&vtf
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GENERAL MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IS, 1871.
NRahYilIa Cation Markell.

Nashville Cotton Market.
CoTToN-There was large business to.
day, and lot of fancy cotton, graded as
strictly middlipg, brought 1870, while low
middliDgs during the early part of the day
changed hands freely at 134@13sc. The
market, however, closed quiet and weak,
the tenor of the New York and Liverpool
dispatches having depressing effect. We
quote the closing prices as follows:
Good oEdinAry..........- lib
low midainR. ......-.....--. --.... l34 9l3}G
Middhng. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..l3139l3
Below we give summary of the trans
actions of the day:
6sles. ...'...............s....s-. oS)
bnlpmeEA' ..'......'...s.s... '....... 0So
EksHvILLz COTTON sTkTEMnSz.
stock on hand Sept. /, 1870. .....,22Ol
Received to-day. ......,......-. 7S3
Received previously ....,,.-... 1851 1884
Total ...............r.,..... s7535
eniPSed Today. OSO
Shipped previously .,s,..,",,. 1882 1892
Stock en- hand. sos
The following are the cotton quotations
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London advices Of yesterday quote 5000
of 90 at 9Ol; Cos at 500; 67s at 88s, and
10-40s at SO.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 639 for the old and 6Ss for the
new.
The following are the quotations of the
New York stock market: Central and Hud-
son 80; Scrip 88; Erie 2244; Reading
9S2; Southern 500, Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1O4t: Rock Island 1861; Northwest
ern Common ZIG; Preferred SO; Fort
Wayne 93t; Western Union Telegraph
47s.
Bank of Tennessee notes were in de-
mand yesterday. Dealers were paying 72c
and were holding at 75c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IN YARD AND FOR SALE Low.
1000 White Pine Doors, 1000 White Pine
windows, 100000 Cypress and Pine Shingles,
SOC, 200 feet of ?, IL, II, adj inch DRY Pop
lar Lumber. RICHARD B. WRIGHT,
does tlmyl7'TI Corner Broad and High SITS.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Dye. Ha-mleas-Rehs-
ble-Instantsneous-No disRppointment-No II
diculous tints-"DoEs NOT CoNTAn LEAD ron AIT
VTrALIc Poison TO NJURE THE HAIR Oh 8YsTBN.7
Invigorates the Hair and leaves it soft and besut-
full; black or brown Sold by 81 druggists aud
dealers. Applied st the Factory, l6 Bond street,
New York. sep27-1y
Country merchants, teachers, parents and
pupils viii find the best and cheapest stock
of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
O. Collier & Cos, A Union street, Nash
vile Tenn Iy
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold stood in New York yesterday at
11Os. Dealers here were paying 109t and
were holding at 1104.
Exchange on New York is bought by
the banks at discount and is sold at
par.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Augusta, Ga.. Jon. I6.

Market opened with q fair demand on
the basis Of IA &c for Liverpool middling
In response to favorable accounts it ruled
strong during the day and closes firm at
144@14sc for Liverpool and 14kc for New
York middlings. Sales 500 bales; receipts
108 bales.
Selma, Ala. Jan. 16.
There were sales to-day to the am cunt
of 400 bales. Low middling 13tc; strict
good ordinary 134c, The demand was fair,
the market closing hard at quotations,
with factors generally asking higher rates.
Wilmington, N. C., Jan. 10.
Cotton quiet; middlings lac; net receipts
$50 bales; exports coastwise 394 bales;
sales $50 bales; stock 2, $3.50 bales.
Baltimore, Jan. IS.
Cotton in good demand, aud prices ad-
vancGd; middlings 15c; net receipts 100
bales; gross 40 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1852 bates; to the continent 20
bales; coastwise 100 bales; sales $50 bales;
stock 12,004 bales.
Montgomery, Ala, Jan. is.
Our cotton market is very firm at 134
@133c.
Macon, Ga, Jan. 16.
Receipts to day 500 bales; sales 6S5
bales: shipments 324 bales. The market
was firm and active all day, aud closed at
lac for middlings; strict middlings 144c.
Atlanta. Co., Jan. II.
Market dnlI at 1890 for mid
dlings 1910 for low middlings, and 1910
good ordinary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-19

ONE bottle of Mansfield & Higbee's
Magic Arnica Liniment is equal in strength
and curative powers to tao gallons of any
other hnIments, pain killers and reliefs
Try it, Eye sufferers, and be convinced"
ie01g II
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silks! silks, SiIksi

Silks at less than importing prices at
jan19-1t G. RICE 4 Co.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 18.-Bsgging dull and
nominal. Cotton in heavy demand; light
middling 1910. Flour active and firm. extra
family 1928. Grain quiet. Provisions
quiet and weak. Mess pork $21 80. Lard
124c. Bacon 9sc, 112c, 124c. Bulk meats
SIC, 113c; 1I4c. Whisky $50. Tobacco
sales of lO2 hhds. at $500 to $1,000 for
trash to medium leaf.
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New York Dry Goods Market
New York General Markets.

New YORK, Jan. 1S.-Flour quiet and
unchanged at S6.3O@6.5O; shipping
grades extra. Wheat dull and a shade
lower; red amber S1.5O@I54. Corn dull
and dropping; No. mixed s0@81c.
Whisky 924@93c Coffee firm and demand
fair; Rio 13tQ164c. Sugar firm and de-
mand fair; Cuba 9!@1Oc. Molasses quiet
at 60@SOc. Rice firm and demand fair at
7@72c.
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southern Bonds I'm New York.
The sales OF Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
18th inst were as follows:
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TEsTIMoNY.-Thousands of mothers con-
stantly speaking in exalted terms of commends-
ton of the magical effect of Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for soothing infants teething.
janl4 dlWNWlt
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Cincinnati Markets.
St LOuis.markets.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18.-Flour-An advance
asked but none established; superfne win
ter $4.75; Xxx do. 1926. Wheat, advance
asked but none established; No. 2 red
winter at $1.34@1.35. Corn firm and de-
mand fair at 43@45c, mixed in bulk. Rye
demand light, but holders firm at SOC in
bulk. Whisky $50. Mess Pork firm at
$21@21. so, latter price on orders. Bulk
meats opened active and closed dull; loose
q, 10@101c. Hams lie. Packed meats
on orders 80 higher. Sweet picked hams
12t@13c. Lard at 114@11sc for prime.
Hogs demand active and advanced 6.75@
10
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Good News at Home.

A first-class Drug business for sale. Ap-
ply at this Office. jsn13 If
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The following are the cotton quotations
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Bes Advertisement of Dr. Butts Dispsn
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. II
should be read by all. mays d&w1y
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Governmens secvrs,s~


70, berS.,s bTos.,: ava COMMERCIAL Tsiesyss.
Lewis johnson a 60. quote stocks AID bs,ud. n,
nome snd foreign markets, a. follOv-:
. a." lokk, NAV z-p =. g.. lssl, coupon. M .
So, el, corponA III; 9s, g, coupon, ia n
S'ooupon, III: e1s new. s., coupon, lI8i. s es,
%, cvup.n: us4; SAYS, 6s, coupon. Il3 4. no co.,
preid, =; Canton, -; Cumberlaad. :: a q. Tel,
80, 80 oelekslser, AZ Pacific Mail. as Boston " a.
. cIs kSpress, 81 American EIp,t7 Us E1S
Ere ma; do. PRED, :, Harlem, ISL: DO preid. -.
ss tsdhne iol lo'ti Michigan Cent, - Mich.
Sleve Pitts, l2ss: Nort6west, So; DO pref ..
Roei Oi i,Is Col en- lnds \ Cent 'io-'I
gTeid, slss Wabash aud western. o. Del IaoE q
WeIaiI ~s ~ Msyne, - ora, Al. a rerrs nau,e,
nan 81 10. Has, CbicasO a Alton. ID. de-
pra y lsoS ond;o. Miss oerf 81. Col. t,bic &
mo mo. Serrrai: q Tenn. state .,res old - do,
neN-e Va State sises. old g.. & SKIES. Old. g
GO, pnes, -; Misc skies, ga Cent. Pa
CT @ sonds. los. L.. p. isi Bonds. 81 Cold -
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enincLN RoIffIcs

sht Dsnccratse Ntafe ConrsHti0H-Wio - a
@orerHor'-A.etA,r Tea ~ Dsrfd 4 wis
Louisville, nv, May Hon. David A
Wells lectured in weisiscr Hall tonight Gov
tfing about the same groun r. a. in his recent
cincinnati speech. In regard 70 San Dom inFa.
the speaker thought this VS. no tine 90 buy resl
estate, when We were ina debt and bOrr5s as
money.
Frankfort 90 attend the State convsu.la1 o.,
Wednesday. There l. 4 strong feeling Ia Favor
81 Hon. Thomas l.. MeCreery FOR governor. 4.
= Understood he will refuse o. run. bat looks
lSiNsfG 20 the United States Scns-0r~hip.
.LeTe i slight movement in favor 81 General
bueiI II - probable resolutions viii be frame.
on me eaSis VI the democratic Congressional
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a nnfrN fn the "

ST. IoT-Is. Nav -, PdlE' rlt rsof
Brown county, ne al. , s' S ~ Nersai e.
loser il 10, -.ssuTAnce $500. The prfncfts .
OF "a ~ N Carter, who suffers 10 ia e.t-tt
M 20, insurance = geo
. -spstChes received a. fh- Kansas pa-if
once here, stste that NO person or praner.y O
maj road has been inferred nv the iudisus nsg
hAk The passage o. trains been Obstractel a.
previously reported.
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. natr. I'm New Ier.ey.

IT, LedStc u tAc JersrT Railro1ds -ksuI-irql F.a.
tn Iaftsrgoa
NAV ORR. Man The lease OF the Initial
States railroads OF New Jersey, inc a,lius ~
Camden and Amhoy and others i no. vef ,,r-
sumsted as reported. The directors ana s,ork
holders Of both companies have vet 10 - a.,
the pending proposition.
The eight republican aldermen o. Pattersoa.
y. J.. organized last night and made appoint
ments. All the minor CITY orcisls are demo
crAnc. Hall OF the ward did not attend AM
vii contest :he legality OF the sppoir. usu.s.
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The Ketchum nefaleattom

Vou1tu HtuIeNrU.
. Ne" fokh, MAY Sixty four M yers mere
nIed With the clerk OF e-Circuit Court ye-ter-
Gay 10 humerou e complaints in suits brought nv
banks, manufacturing companies, and ofhet
sgAnt the members Of the defunct bankiny
nI M OF n Otis ketchr m Son & Co. ruined in So
The fepdants deny that thew are al; rsssden,i
o. the city, and were al aware that the fran A.
were being carried on two months before KctcI,e
um Eight. The fact was known 20 opIy 4 va
members OF the. hrm, Lyndon n. swan and Tbos
Delknap, Jr., and Fas suppressed by the Iattsr
me ceiendahs also Acknowledge thai the am
vehement mounted TO more than q. 900 On.
deny that tint II assets were ereatsr th.n TO-,
liabilities he charge that Morris Ketcbum ar
his partners attempted to compromise with the
CeaitoIs, with view TO eavipg their private
fortunes, is also contrsdicted
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LArE8.
Successes Of the versainists Clsmsrt Station
Captured-30O Insurgents Kilsd-The
Chateau 1ssy Taken With 500 Conn

uLVuIsl IIItUNtlE.
hkRsAiLLks, May The Clamart railway
STATION was captured last night by chasseurs AZ
me point OF the bayOnet. Three hundred insur-
gems were killed. The chateau OF Is,y, the
osIehse OF which the insurgents had Temporarily
spahconed, was simultaneously attacked nv
two regiments of the Versailles troons Tbrs.
ounGIei CO mma nists in the supposed deserted
castie, who surrendered to the assailapts will
Gen; Viroy, who il now here, is eiv crsd',
ter Hese expio' IL. Fort Issy is, in conseq uencs
Oh ne recent victories, completely surrounded
that disturbances have occurred in Ivons A.
snclaily denied. The result of the recent eIer-
ions II satisfactory to the government
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a. The Wilmington IN. c. kor.ine Sur put
Of "Spiiits OF TurpentIne.H
you wish TO know how many friends
YOU nave, get into ONCE, IL you wish 70 kpox
many friends you hAvent, ese into trouble
Mm. henry Harrison Holden, Republican.
Q brother OF the wife OF Governor Helden- -
elec,ed May OF kaleisL, y. G, YESTERDAY ~
"a yonng man, George Pelham by nas,e.
Va, LILLY 90 .Is ear nr honey lee ia wesr>
from the effects In lee than an hogr,
breham Young hrske the erounf :, IL
Lake, Yesterday morning, for the utza 10 I-',rrr.
"a ~ zoe presence OF . vast as.elspA .ee
.p.elsi usIn, With brsss and string hs-sts. 20
- 81 rome william n. Hooper, tSs a. e-~
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bosToNi May Arrived, the United Stat,
corvette IicOuderC "a. nOm New AOrk
reports that OF M0ndaN az n a. m. on ca.
God, she wss in collision with the schooner A F..
"A. Andrews. OF Providence, from AleranfFf
With coal tor Boston. The schooner was
tadly III red that she was abandoned IN a sifl
ing condition, and her officers and crew ~.
taken on hoard the TicOnderogs sud l,rou "a, p.
TIM port.
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tken came 70 this city, and during the existence
=. NE SGsATdcy EetRiss Visitor was the manay-
,ng editor. Since the suspension of that parer
ne mas been unable, from the raysges OF con-
sSmplon, 10 Go more n the Newspaper line
Ian Aah 20 srite an occasional, paragraph, aud a
Few months since went 70 his hrotber's ,.r,a
he"i beiair Nd, where he died as above stated.
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Change Of President q, Bewdoia Cot.

Lewiston, Mr., May Rev. Dr. Harms b,-
resigned the presidency OF Bowdsin College.
arc accepted "A professorship al New n aven
IL Is expected that eN- Gov. ChamberiAi, "a
succeed bin a. Presllent of Boxloin.
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Burial Of the Victim Of the Stre~t Car
Murder

fRovfpErCE. X. L., May The remains Of
MI. avery ID Putnam were inferred this morn
ing IN Swan Point Cemetery. The fksy IN
Caldwell offciated. Only the Intimate frte,is
OF the family were present
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The Markets To. Oay

- t.sokk' Nay z-NiTeinis .ix-s, old d lit
." asked do. ls67, 81 bid ~ ''
,, DaLiisokk, May 2-Cot.Cn quiet and mammal
- u,c tsneed Flour in iInproyeS 4, rard s1a re
is.cIs buyers slightly Howard .trAs, =
ssss o,is S;II Is.; ss,Es e sese7 IS fsmy
80 iaunS, ss@sel, Western sun-rf,.. =
Wb,st ., sastrs ssS 1.ss7 q; family 81 sssss :.
800. stesdy snd nrm; choice white A 4 "a -.
Ensr, isaS 70; prime 90 choice reds = So =
sns i,a s.oa sss %; sommsn, 81 sOsei 4, ,1si
" NINA, slsaSl6p; Pennsylvania III "a . ~
e su'hsrn corr dull ana nsnlina Al Al 49, .
-, s.nsrn duI vs., mixed western 49, o.,
hrper at ssass.. PROVISIONS unchanged. whsss,
a., ss, iohk. May i-s,ocks cute, and ,,..,-
~ NJ, ns~. ~ north Oarolpss. az. Do re-
no .b ern5 =. Gold steady, lsr. fxebanes Io.s
4. s.,a , hesk: nss ,-Flour. .hs,e nrn.r wn..,
Ard ssr - heher' IND very quiet Corn $500 .'
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Visiting the so,d,er.. u.r.

INV YORK, May IA delegation OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic, Including ,.an.yaI
Logan, General Bsrnum. Colonel Nassau
ASSISTANT Ad jutsnt General Forbes, aud Others
sttercay visited the Union Home and school
Tor Soldiers and Sailors.
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IHRExPENsgs of the government during the
month ofApril were SI2 i46 ,o5s.lI.
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z. 4. CARPENTER, OF Connecticut, has been
appointed hrst-class clerk in the Third aditoI's
Office.
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NV YORK, MAY Over seventy case o.
small lcr are now II the West Bank h8-.fs.sf.
mos OF which are from the emf rauf shin Wa
r Slower. There have been ten death dur.us
the last two weeks.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Inc New ferk money market is easy AZ four 20 TX
per cent five being the ruling raie Tle bond.
purchased by The Treasury this week viii D. rald
Ioi chiefly IN National tank Detss Commercial
pspsf - ~ GOO demand a. os6s prr cent. Govern
gold. 49, W NV 't'' ~
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teiIieenee1 cn Ar AxssDsssr;-The Wheeling In
SsHsnne election returns in our coin M. "a.
iiss ~ aae almost uniformly, by large m>;ori.
80, dnvor OF the rati6cation Of the snes.a-
~, where the democrsss under the issS =, g 1-
snu ms organ, the CONSERVATIVES, maze n ,.,x
ss;a. and bitter night against IL The vote Il
S.Ioentiy the Hghtert ever cast In the STATE M
the returns thus far indicate the drist 81 ,,4a
aeneral sentiment, and leave little doubt ,I,.s
me anendment has been rstifed by lsrg, -
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a Naval OHieer Killed I'm a Wouse
IN EamA

INV YORK, May Cecil &. Neil. a Tn.
states naval officer, was fatally iniara5 ~.
Jay ey blow on the head with an iee-uit,
STUCK by Celeste Carvarre, the keeper
pfooklyn houseoi III fame, and who a. lat.,
~ served two wears in the State prison
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Adjournment Of the Ohio IaxfsI.-

CoLUMBUs, a.. May 2-rhe Isagi,lsrurr
adjourned At - O'Clock today, strer -. ,p
OF ~ days. The shOrt-lIne railroad bal va
lost. "
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The Defaicstion of Revenue CoIIeeta,
(bFnGr

ST. BorIs, May The defsicstion Or Goo
~ pTnsr, mied States Revenue Collector 10.
tie ffGh district OF this SAFE amaon+s ,
$1,000. or this sum IS 900 va CEASED by n
oeiaicstion OF deputy named Sanders. W.
hss ned 10 Kansas. and against whom a sui, IA
good.
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The London International Exst.,

LONDON, May The State opening OF IN,
London international Exhibition Al ke1sir.,.aN
oy the Prince OF Wales aud the Princes. Chris
tan took place to-day. The inaugural cere.
monies were followed by q grand Information A,
concert al the Royal Albert Hall.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKyuR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2i5, 1880.
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Bismarck Ges.ng Out Of Patience VIII
onIy Wait Lite Longer-Then il the
French Don't Succeed in Getting q Set
Aed Government he Viii Give
Them One
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Gss. BUTLER will leave here to night for his
home at Lowell, Mass.
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Against Annexation

NV okk, May The republican e,ec.tIg,
committee OF this city last night aaopted bg !.
vote OF ~ L. !, resolution against the anne /,
lion OF San Domingo.
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Consolidation of stock yara.

HkM YORK. MAY 2-kumors are rte respect
ils The CONF LdatIOn 81 the stock ward, co.
nectec with Erie. New YORK Central aut No.
son river railroads.