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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-04

SERIOUS AFERAY IN GREESrILLE.-<A difi-
Guilty occurred in Greenville, on Monday after.
noon, which ca rear proving a very serious
matter. 1t appear, .at two cclored men-one OF
them notorious character-went into the store
of merchant named Isaacs, where some words
occurred, and Mr.. Isaacs ordered them out; as
they did not leave promptly he started after them
with stick, when the intruders Immediately left.
as idr. Isaacs turned around, one OF the men
threw brick at him, which struck him just above
thetcmple aud mashed IN the skull An officer
arrested one Of the party, but the other ran or.
AS the prisoner was being carried to jail rescue
was attempted by number Of colored men. The
whites sided with the officer; pistols and other
weapons were displayed, and for short time
there was imminent danger OF bloody affair.
Judge Orr and other influential gentlemen inter-
fered, the excitement quieted down, aud the pris
Qner was locked up. Mr.. Isaacs was alive ut last
accounts, but no hopes are entertained OF his re-;
covery.
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UNITED STATES CoMM1Ss1oNER.-Sm m t h
Aiken was brought before Commissioner Porte
ous, yesterday morning, and examined on the
charge OF being engaged In the disturbance at
Biggin Church during the election. ,ip October
last. The eTi'eace vas not sufficient 20 identity
him as one Of the rioters. the prisoner Insisting
that he had been taken for some one else. He
was discharged. .f5t 20!
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INcsNDrARIsM.-OnM Monday evening the new
house of Mr. Oliver F. Hoyt IN the outskirts OF the
Town Of Sumter, was discovered to be on ire. A
bed had been saturated with kerosene and the
torch applied, while.the occupants OF the house
weretaking supper at a neignpor's. The progress
OF theAanes was sorapa that nothing was saved
but one mattress, stove and atrunk. The house
was insured for $500 in the Liverpool, London and
Globe Fire Insurance Company.
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SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, May 2.-The
Court met at 10 A. M.'Present, Associate Justices
Willard and WrghE;.
Mary Mobley: exscutrix, vs.. Mr.; Eaves. Ap-
peal abandoned. 49,! -?
]. D. Oaskey, shsrlr, s,ya, Wnl Mcmillan. Con.
tnued., -. - -; -
The cases of n webster FalBroWn & Hammett.
and the Sonln Carolina Manufacturing Company
vs. J. p. Price were. on. motion Of Mr.. Bobo, or.
dered to be docketeds.s: Z.
R. S.Gilianl, plaintiff in error, vs.. W. 8, McJun.
kin, defendant In erfor,r=Mr. Moorma an was heard
for tile plaintiff In eyor.as Mr! Steed maa-Ior de.
fendant !nerror A1r. Wallace on same side. Mr..
Fair in reply
Jane. oann ct OIL, 'adninistrators vs.. John F.
Hart ct al. Motion granted. New tra! ordered
by consent.
j. Blackwood ct al, executors, vs.. W. j..
Clawson. Mr. Wilson read brief for appellants.
Mr.. Melton was heard for respondent. Mr.. Moore
for appellants.
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EPIscoPAL CoNvENTIoN.-At meeting of
the vestry and wardens OF St. Paul's Church, Rad
cliheboro' the following gentlemen were appoint
ed delegates to the Diocesan (EpiscopaD Conven-
ton of this State: DR.. ". T. Wragg, Professor F.
S. Holmes, C. R. Brewster, Esq, and Hon. Thomas
Y Simons
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The MEETING AT HIBERSIAN HALL to-mor-
row night ought to be attended By every taxpayer
In the City OF Charleston. The object Of the meet
ing is to eject delegates to represent the city at
tire convention which is to meet in Columbia next
week, The MAY Convention" having been frse
suggested by Charleston, we hope our taxpayng
citizens will do their utmost to send the best and
mos. suitable mea-to represent them.
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PALMETTO GUARD RIrLE CLUB.-The MEM
bers of this association ara re4nested1o attend
meeting at the Masonic Hall, this evening, at s
O'Clock. An election for officers viii be held, and
other business OF importance will be transacted.
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BAyK OF CHARLEsToN.-An adjourned meet
ing Of the stockholders n this bank was held yes
te.dsy, and the result OF the election for thirteen
directors declared as follows: J. Reed Boylston,
\. 7. Lowndes. ". a. Wardlaw, Henry Gourdin,
VIM. Thsyer, W. 6. Courtney, R. Stegling, Geo. A.
Trenholm J. n Robson, B. F. Huger, ]. E. Ad
ger, W. P. Hail. J. R. Pringle. The meeting then
adjourned sine die. --L,
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STEAM FOR THE QUAKER ClrY.-The Fan
River ls appointed to sail on Friday afternoon, at
halc.past O'Clock, and affords freight room and
an early delivery for farm truck Of all kinds.
Cotton FOR Boston and Providence will be taken
or favorable terms.
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THE BURNS CLUB PicNIc.-The: Burns Club
vii! spend to-day In picnic 70 Mount Pleasant,
leaving Market wharf1l.the steamer at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ Tickets may be had or the committee for
neEbers AID their friends, s.:!..!
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This department Is supplied with the celebrated
STAR. SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under
shirts and Drawers, SILK and Thread Gloves, Linen
aud Paper Collars. Neckstes Bows, ,scarfs, Pocket.
IIandkerchiefs, Socks, Umbrellas, &c.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low In plain figures.
Buyers In our line will ind 1t to their advantage
to give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar22-3m0S
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Grey MoRTAL1rY.-The return of the city
registrar for the week ending April 29, 1911, shows
the number of deaths to have been twenty seven.
OF which ten were white, and seventeen colored'
Included In this number were four white and
nine colored infants under one year Of age.
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Nor A CASD1pArE.GThe Columbia Phoenix
states that Mr. q. q. .Dayega, OF Chester, is not
candidate for the presidency Of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad
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Auction Sales This Day.

R. M. Marshall & Bro. will sell at IL o'clock,
Al the east end CT Broad street, real estate.
Miles Drake vii! sell at II O'Clock, at his store,
ladies. hats straw goods, &C.. a ~
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BUsI Esx NoTE, Es.

IMPORTANT TO TUE LADIES. -Furchgott. Ben
ed!cl & Co. respectfully announce to their friends
and the pubic that they have resolved to reduce
their stock, now the largest in the city, and will
during the next thirty days sell every variety Of
fine, fancy and staple dry goods, eoithoW regard
to cost. This is rare chance for bargains, and
the ladies' will consult their interest by calling at
either of our stores No. pa OF No. 4S7 King street.
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Ho FOR EGYPT.-Those OF our readers who
wish to take o trip to the land OF lle Pyramids,
without undergoing The falgue OF b long sea voy-
age, can CRAFTY their thirst for geographical aud
antiquarian lore by attending Professor Holiness
lecture. this evening, at P. NJ, at the Lyceum,
corner King and wentworth streets. The lecture
VIII be Illustrated, as usual, By the many hand
some views brought out under the magic ihfu.
ence Of the professors powerful lanterns. This
lecture, we presume, Is only the irst OF series.
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A HANDsoAE RETURS.-The accounts of the
recent fair o. the Sisters Of Mercy were made out
yesterday: and the net profits footed up the hand
some amount Of s72s5
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDNEs-
DAY. MAY 3-HoN. GEORGE S. BRYAN PRESIDING
Benjamin Warng was arraigned and tried On the
charge OF voting under age, and the jury brought
in the following verdict: Guilty, but unani-
mcIsly recommended by the Jury to the utmost
c,emepey Of the ,coprt.:al. He was sentenced to
be iusAsonea foroae day, and pay the costs Of
the court. ...--.g.ls.s..3
kJames Powell was tried and convicted on the
same charge. and sentenced 70 three mo. ths'
Imprisonment, aud TO pay the costs Of the cout.
Lewis Graham, having been found guilty Of
illeg1! voting. being nonresident OF the county
al the time was sentenced to ten days. imprlson-,
ment and to pay the costs OF the prosecution.
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ALL IN THE FAMILY.-Mr. Geo. W. Water
mea has been elected treasurer Of the Greenvil!e
and Columoia Railroad Company. :!
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By W. Y: LEITCH9& RS. BRUINS,


TT L. LLOYD, EXECUTRfx, EFT AL,
LII. VS.. T. Heywa: t-Fhayer, Administrator,
aud l.. NJ. Philips ct al. Eufs
p,By virtue of On order Of Hon. B, F. Graham,
Circuit Judge, viii otter for at public anc-
tion, at the Old Postof1ce, Charleston, s. O., on
THURSDAY, 11th May, 1871, at II O'Clock a: H.
ALL that PIECE, PAKUEE OR LOT OF LAND,
with the two.story DWELLING and outbulldings
thereon, situate, lying and being. op: the nprth
side er Judith street, Id the City Of Charleston,
measuring. and containing, In 'front.' m Judith
street forty feet on the back line forty feet h
depth on the west line one, hundred and thirty.
one feet and on the east line one bundled and
twenty.nine feet six inches, be the said dinde6.
sions more or less; 6uttlng and bounding to the
south ON Judith streets to tEenBorth ON land Of
=. to the east on land now:or late OF the hon.
Geo. S. Bryan. and to the west on land now or late
Of the Hon. VIM. Aiken ,9'@:
Terms-One:thlrd cash; baiance:in two equal
successive annual instalments with kntersst4here-
on, at the rate Of seven per cent. per aqnum, pay
able semi.annually; secured by bond OF pdrcha-
ser and mortgage Of premises. p fchRser 4oiiA.
sure buildings and assign policy. and pay for
stamps and papers. x.-I.-,
J6HN'F. fICKEN, Special Kefefee.
apr19-w4th1 %:;'in
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

ON TUESDAY, 9th DAY OF MAY, AT
~ at11 O'Clock A; NJ. win be sold pear the
Anthat LOT OF. LAND, with the BRfOK STORE
thereon, known by the No,,r situate.
lying and being on the east side Of East
ofieelin In: the City Of Charleston, oin the State
aforesaid measuring and containing In. front,
twentyntne (2s) feet six 10y inches; and i'd depth
one hundred and nineteen 11e, fest more or hess;
orate OF E. b. Locke to the south on lands Of the
estate OF Cdndy 10 the east on lands late6f Rhett
It Robson and TO the WESTON East Bay street
Aforesaid. &c ~,
Terms cash. Purchase. to pay for papers ana
stamps ''!". apr17
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.puoroeEAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER !!
In Velvet and i.:at'.er bindings, Is cents; old
price 90 cents. in Velvet and Leather bindiRgs,
- cents; Old price 81. fn Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 25. In Velvet and Lea.
erbindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
uAsEL ST. BAZAAR, AND No. 1s1 KING ST.
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ATTENTION. TOURISTS. -stereoscopic views
Of Charleston and vicltits,at No. lsl King street,
KAT The Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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LADIES, have you seen this weeks Chimney
Corner, with the. mammoth Fashion Plates !!
Price ten.cents. S.;<HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
mays.4 And No. I6l King street.
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CITY A.EaE:A I r S.
Meetings This Day;

Pythagorekn lodge Ht haaf.past Fp.Mrs
Palmetto Guard RIHeiCluo, at P. NJ.
Phoenix Fire Company. at halfpast p. NJ. ."
committee OF Arrangements Of Catholic Fair, at
SPIN. ,..l
Young America Fire Company, atsP. N. =
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auetion saIes77futurs: Daps. ID,
By LOUIS D. DeSIUSSHRE,

SToRE No 81 EAST Bal ~
n. On TUESDAY, 9th instant. at II o,clockl 4.
NJ, will be sold near the Old Postofice, -;
Altthat LOT OF LAND. with the three story
southeast corner Of East bay and Cogdes
street. and known by che No. 81 East Bay. street.,
measuring % feet inches front. by 68 feet deep.
oThe property Is under lease until Goth. .Decea-
Conditions cash. Purchaser I'll to pay M for papers
and revenue star1nS., yt,...i- ;mayA:
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n E Z i M l. L E R,
No. 325 KING STREET,
Have just opened all entire New Stock of
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
for Spring aud summer
Our Clothing is very large and fine selected
stock for Men, Youths and Boys. from SIS TO $50
per suit. The largest portion is OF imported
goods and manufactured by ourselves; we can,
therefore, recommend them as regard ft, wear
and workmanship.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Is supplied with the finest selection OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DUESKINS, DIAGO.
NAILS, TRIC0Ts, MELToNs, CHEvIyTS, CASsl.
MERES, &C., anu a very large STOCK OF tile most
fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, which we
will make up to order by measure In the latest
styles. The foreman In this department of our
business has no equal In the artistic world for cut
ting and producing an elegant lt.
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BUSINESS ESyELorEs.-THE. News Job Office
.s now prepared to furnish good envelopes with
BUSINESS cards pr!nret1 thereon at 81 per thous,
anI Send yoc- orders. Every merchant aad
business Wan should nave his card printed, on
Ills enveupes
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BILL HEADS printed on, line paper at 50, S.,
IS, So 80 and SIS 50 per thousand according to
size, at The NEWS Job Ofire.
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We have recently made large additions to our
We-aFe. now onering an unusual large variety, OF
B6$d3hFand American Family Blbesf5IneEet
Bioies and the Episcopal Prayer Book at e&tfeme.
In lnly nriahsa Z Z 4 = I II. 800 - =.
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New YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT and FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six cents
copy, at No. l8l King street. mays
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Menu UnIieations.
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES.


,OGARTIE,S BOOK DEPOSITORY:
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THE ATTENTION OF WATCH-BUTERs is called
10 our large stock Of Wallha y Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United S:a'cs as the best and cheapest IN the
market All Watches guaranteed.
W. CAGHlSar0x & Co...
marlS No. 25B King street.
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Inar1S

CgoQUET! CRoQUET CRoQUET !!!-im- !
mense reduction in price The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
UIsEL STREET BAZAAR AND No. 1ol KING ST.
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To-NIGHT AT THE ACADEMY.-Onr readers
wiz not forget thaG Bishop and the Chapman SIS
tiers appear at the Academy OF Music this eve'
mig, first in the well known play my Married
LIE" and next in the laughable burlesque Of
"Pocahontas,n which alone is worth the price of
admission The attraction rs Of the company on
their present tour are unusual, and The crowded
houses which have marked their progress testify
to the pleasure they giveto the phblic. Bishop,
next to Joe Jefferson. is the funniest man on the
xAmercan stage, and not to see him Is TO miss
comic tieat OF the first water. The two clog dan
GERS who made such sensation when the com
pany were last in Charleston will reappear TO-
night, and Illustrate the poetry aud mathematics
@. human motion. The sale OF seats yesterday
was large, and viii be resumed this morning. the
seats being reserved without charge. tis much
better to know where one is going to sit with his
lady or family than 20 tisk .he contingency OF
crowded house.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Julia Pinckney,a color
ca darnsel, lodged for beng drunk and disorder
ly in Elliott street, was sent to the House OF Cor
recton for twenty days.
Carrie Wilson, /. disreputahie woman, who was
arrested for being frIghtfuly drunk, and raising
disturbance in the same locality, about 1
O'clock, yesterday morning., was sent TO the House
c. Correction for thirty days as ragrant.
Christopher Leslie, a colo-ed youth, with no
visible means OF living, and . suspicious habit Of
roaming the streets at late hours Of the night,
was arrested and sent TO the House, Of Correction
fer thirty days, under the vagrant law.
J. Holmes, lodged for gathering crowd by his
dsordery conduct in Warren street, was dis,
charged with q reprimand.
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COMMERCIAL
CoRE AND FLOUR EyCHASGK,l
klchMo7D. VA, April q, 1871.

CORN y FLOUR EyCHASGK,}
RICHMOND, VA, April "a, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Hhsa!.-Whft. 40 bushels. RED, 2os b,sf els.
t0rn.-R.hlte, loo bushels. YetIuw, GO bushels
nix d, 300 bushels.
Oats 72s bushels.
RHe.- S. bushels,
a4LEa,
Wbedt.-White. 30 bushels common st Bliss,
Rcd. 3! bushels very good ut Sl.sO; 20 bushels corn.
mnn at Sl.40-totai 10 bushels.
tOsn yellow, 90 bushels very good Mt s5c.;
Oats. Cos bushels very good at 5sc.
Rye So bushels al Q0c.
RE-ExnIBITED.
Hhe1t.-PCd, 90 bushels.
CoTn.-Mlxed, 400. bushels. White, 100 brshcls.
A
The offerings of grain to-day we're very light.
heat is. II anything, weaker, and the same Is the
case In New York. . we have already said. this
article his r. achsd Its maximum here, and larm
ers will make no hing by hoardinst 1t up any longer.
earn to day wao dull, buyers being unwilling 20
a-ceie to tcrmSs demanded by sellers. Cats ali "
no decIne In price, and the mirket Il fairly act
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"
= n"Nri 'l>r3t''n 80, J">t hcch hEtue,
'"''i, "'.n~ =" ii' ''"!''ii o! i"'oc>' young
',," '''' - ..5.': - ''''," S'''i.: ne, li'.u-
! 90 that 1hn ,~rntln,.- frozen hand resting on
! Tic rfr.r,t""ana q, JrHtrr can sind some
| -%ic.jor during NIGHTS OF r:iilc-S cold, when
| >crlrgy -. he: aut ter excitement and the
! dane, lhc new c~ar-,iu. also recommends
! u.yil, Arj"@ t @~r}ra:ul ~>ami"u!iuc, with
~ %"y j..'E,' =; .,'f WI. q ~. Mt"ter'
N'' 81" ".'''- "'"'"j'o" "'''0.
lori Tlatc:l:n, art;ac IS Muster Of Il
! = ..Hi,. ..ua-c il Washington Tuesday
| ryrnju.. al' Conferred III. tirS, degree ii
re .Ntr'!'! ~ ':' ~" rihusi',cS IgroIu-
~. - - "-t'.t '"".'' "nt,i "1ntt' y.
>'E:' ",!t';> ''':' 80, 't""l ~ ''t 'GSstl'i
:: '."'',''r'' '.'ti ~ va! '.1"" "i'"o
.m,.-1,. ,.,.i, r.,r ,r.,,.,i.o
80, ~. - - W. - r. .,,. ',asf ,"rnti
H." -. =, r. ,-' 80 .',,, rhc Insocn.
-. - t,L.m 49,, ,.n,.i,. ~ th.;, frrni,,
lHG". i'o.a! !o.-, &l3.myn in>,lrt!.
! Y:,. %.v yo,l rcc;.1,fr,. cl,.,.i lie .a,.
| son lyl Fr;3.y n;rnI. after i,4>.ipa the tax.
Stpi';. charity, Hni o'1ef "Nnual UnlIS.
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Tclrgraphtc

Photographic summary.
President Grant returns to Washington
on THURSDAY.
A letter from Buenos Ayres reports $50
deaths daily from yellow fever.
The specie shipments from New York
Saturday aggregated nearly Sl,2j0,0 600.
The Champlain On. y canal is open.
The United States Supreme Court has adj
.iourned 10 May 1st.
The cavalry barracks at Carlisle, Pa, are
discontinued after thirty years existence.
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ii!n;n@"y survey Of Tie extension Of the
Baltimore ard CLIO road from PittShurg to
Chicago having been finally completed, 4
report ha- h"cn prepared. with q careful
comparison Of the most available routes,
and Al approximate estimate Of the cost.
Ire line Will lie IA %air-iino, about 400 miles
l,ng. IL" grades LIGHT, "na The cost Of con-
>tuiriinn hes 'h1n s2F.ti9 u mile. Prop
ertl holders along The r"utc arc ready 10
Subscribe Amc-hali 1t III" necessary capital.
.! hr lin" viii tc determined within Il few
diyS. when Il large ln".e oi engineers will
i" r3i II work 3~% IN" Iou:r loratcd.-
Baltimore GC1rttr.
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Il YORK, April 3d. State recurites dull ex
cept Tenneesee's aud new South Cardinals: Ten
nessee e's, o.; now, egg. Virginia e'a, 7oa; now
III. Loufsiana a's, Of: new, O.. Lcvee o'a, "a;
So, az. Alabama s's, 100; 5's, 20. Georgia 6s
81: IS, SIS. North Carolina G's,4s2; new, 2.
Carolina SIS, 70; new, ont.
Governments --'sl's. l1C5 'Ge'a. llal 'oi's, ia;
1855, lla; new, ll?i '57's, l12i; '6s' 8, ll2i; 10. 4o's
loDs.
Gold, ,icjm,li. Money, 4Ga PER cent. Sterling
los; 0llO,
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Revival OF american Commerce.
The Connecticut Eteturns-Eiae LeSis-
larure 10 Have Final .5u<sg nlent

HARTFORD, Or, April 22.-The official
canrassers give English tDemocrat) for
Governor % majority. The Legislature,
however, will have final Judgment upon
some alleged Irregularities, which, II all are
decided in favor Of Jewell (tcpublican),
will elect him by 90 majority. The canvass
ers give the LieutenaEt-Goycrnor and
Treasurer to the Republicans. The people
failed TO elect either i Secretary Of State or
4 COmDtrOller.
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LUMBER DEALERS.

Notwithstanding 10 remove to our
~ nsw yard, TN oil, str, II. South # basin, be-
iwcsn H,d aod irch sir4e;;7, We iicr tho s ock
pence o. h. ndiing. We have a large elock CT
S1FT and iiA.D u
Il. ~. PIGkFhLI 4 &C..
up 2i-l2t corner 18Th and Franklin streets.
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gs,o SaSo of ,Eeiln Mitchell.

New York, April 22.-The old case Of
John Mitchell against General Dix. for al
legged false imprisonment, was before Judge
McCunn to-day on 4 motion TO strike IL
from the calendar of the State Court onthe
ground of its removal to the United States
courts. Decision reserved.
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"Cntnese Cheap Labor

New YORK, April pa delegation OF
the international Grand Lodge OF II. Crls-
pin last night addressed a meeting OF Inc
Workinemcn's onion. soliciting the CO.
operation of the w~orkinemen OF New ork
in resisting the importation OF Chinese
lulnl.
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Cana, Opening.

CHICAGO, April 22.-The Illinois and
Michigan canal, giving water communica.
ton with the Gulf Suites, was opened yes
terday. It will, however, require two
months to clear it out.
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BnuA Of Effn mt HpR,

BosroS, April 22.-Four fishing sehoon,
ers belonging to Gloucester, Mass, with all
on board, were lost in a gale on the cd inst.
The crew aggregated thirty men.
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n,s.s,r,us g,rc En- West Virginia.

WHEELING, W.. VA, April 22-Half OF
the town of Pennington, on the Baltimore
and Chic railroad, was burned last higut.
A drunken party playing cards in 4 carpen-
| fer sloD caused the disaster.
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Kosphfs of

PHILADELPHIA, Aprii22.-Itis stated that
the knights OF Pythius, in secret session,
have settled o, B. N. to the satisfaction OF
all concerned.
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The New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Tle following 10 the
Bank statemcn: for The past week Specie de-
creased. 1880 600; loans decreased. Sl.25u, eco de-
posts increased nearly 81. 500. Gto legal lendtre
incIcahCd, IL 600. 900.