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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-08-02

Il =
Business Directory.
Cards In the classified list Of trades will
cost 81 for each line for enc year.
CresCO Trade.
Agricultural Implements
GARTER, J G. See I'D.
sTROTHER cONKLlN. see aavt.
DOAN L BARKER, south side Of Mar.
kct street, see advt.
WRIGHT, A. D. south side Of Market
Street.
HANCHEFT 4 LOOMS. Fsrss dses
South 81 Court House.
Attornsys.
BERRY. G: Z. essss ON "A. n. street -
POsite the Depot.
GOODRICH, III. A. See card.
MEAD, w.R. See card.
HENRY WIDNER. once TIVE doors
North Of the Court House, on Elm street
WRIGHT, A. d. south Side Market
REED, II. T., OMcs in Bank,
Auctioners.
MITCHELL = MCNAMARA. sss Card
Bankers.
KIA.ALL yARNswORTh -, card.
Bakers.
CRANDALE., II. Il. See Card.
BlacksnitAs.
HIrcHcoc X &CHRlsTENsoN, -. cara.
WOLF, John. On Market street,
Boot and Shoe Naksys, Dc.
ALLEMAN, w. H. See advt.
NEWTON 5. }. See card.
TRCMBLE, VIM. H. West side sf Elm
street doors North OF the Post OAaco,
Clothing.
J. =. CAwARD. Sec advt.
WHITE. c. I. North end Of Brio L
Confectionery.
IorrLE, G. Z. L Co. In post sAss
CLEMMER, IL. See al.
WEBSTER, W..D. Sec card.
Dry Goods Dealers.
MILF, JOHN, West side OF Elm street.
See nd. ~
Brio Block.
SAMSON, 4 sIMoNDs South sid, Of
Market street. See ad.
WHITE, 6. 1. No. Drisk Dlssk
Drug Storea
CLEMMER, ~. Soc al.
Flour and Feed.
CLARK, H., See card.
NEWTON,s .. J. First dee. north sscs~,,
AOHse.
Grocery and Fruit Sts,sA
"EBsTER, W. b. See al.
FUTILE, G. 4. h Co., In post caAcs.
GkiER. n, opposite CoaTs House.
Haydacovs Stores.
CHAPLIN, y. SEQ ad.
DOAN 4 BARKER, See Al.
HANCHErT T. LOMAs, ~ The cid
stand Of Newton Cavvard.
Harness Makers.
MILLER, FRED. Sec ad.
MALTBY, II. A., shop next door lowell.
ry store.
Hotels.
j. DecOY ELLES. Sec card
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm and
WESTERN HOTEL, sec card.
Insurance agents.
k!MsALL = FARrswoRTn, .. the
GRIER, d. At hi. store,
JeNetcys.
SWENsON OLE, East siSe >f Han 81
See adj.
Jastices Of the Peace.
GILLErT, r. once In the Plain Dealer
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER. J. p. office with @. +.
BreckenftdY, over Chspins store.
Livery Stables.
MOoRE& RICHARDS. West Of Ela -.
near the DeNoyelles House.
Lumber Dealers.
FLEMING, w. 4 J. Robert Hhelan
agent. Yard near the Elevator. See al
PECK, JOHN E. Yard corner Of
Elm and Market streets.
Neat Mdrkets.
COMBS + SAMANN near The Pest or.
Ice.
Miliiaeys.
IRIS. J. T. DONAIUGH, $50 ad.
AMES, Mrs. A. s. ut the late stand Of
lisS Gambia.
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MRS. J. r. DONAHUGH, sse ad.
AMES, Mrs. A. s. ut the late stand Q
Miss Gambia.
STONE, Mrs. J. e., sec ad.
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Livery Stables.

MOOREA RICHARDS. West Of IN -.
near the DeNOyelles House.
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SLOAN, Z. b. Sec card
sWENDSON SVEN at Cawards StSr
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Painters q Gldsisra
MAYNARD,J.W
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Meat Mdrkets.
Milliaeys.

COMES 4 SAMANN near The Pest or.
fee.
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Physicians.

JONES, L. ,. 0dics over Clsm1Asx's Dyu,
store.
BOWERS, J. II. Home epathlss, eve,
Hnnchett's Hardware store.
CLEMMER, J. J. saice IL Drug Sts1s.
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Eagom Makers
HITCHCOCK 4 RIMA, see I'D.
EDWARDS, Wsn.. See add.
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And an Endless Variety Of
Ladies' Fine Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Gold Opera Chains, Silver Spoons,
Gents Opera Chains, Tea Sets,
Gold Neck Chains, Ladies' Sets,
Silver Vest Chains Pearl Sets
Table Casters, Ice Pitchers,
Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns,
Nut Picks, Syrup Dishes,
Card Stands, Spoon Holders,
Napkin Rings, Cups and Goblets
Walters, Bracelets,
Butter Dishes, Gold Thimbles
Gold Rings, Silver Thimbles
Gold Teeth Picks, Gold Lockets,
Gold Pens, Shirt Studs
Gold Watch Keys, Music Boxes,
Coral Beads, Watch Chains,
Coral Necklaces, Seal Rings,
Coral Sets and Rings, Brooches &c.
Bronze Ornaments. Opera Glasses
Office and Parlor Clocks of
Every Description.
Watch Materials and Tools
For jewelers..
Every one Wis iting our city, should call at
our establishment and examine the goods
The Cheapest Prices is Our
Motto!
B. F. NORRIS & co.
Sans 1877 s 1879 State st., Chicago.
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Justices Of the Peace.
GILLErT, T.. once In the Plain Dealer
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER. J. p. office with @. +.
Breckenridge, over Chspins store.
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Produce Dealers.

HUNTING, BEN. Red Warehouse
Dealer In all kinds OF Produce. Perl
Hides, Pelts and F0rs.
DEADLS = 6LEE. ElevoeoS sAos vvffl
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Photographs

SLOAN, E. b. nearly opposite sA,
Court House.
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J. DeyOY ELLES. See card.
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm ana
High SITS.
w ESTEEM HOTEL, see card.
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Insurance A gents.
KIMBALL = FARNSWORTH. n thu
Bank.
GRlER, d. At hlS store,
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DIR CROOKS SYRUP OF POKE ROOT.
Cures Scrofula, Scrofulous Tumoss
Scrofulous diseases Of the EysA
or Scrofula in any form.
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Chap Corn Culture.

20 Acres a day, better than by hand, with
g'FEs2s2Y.g.Y'
Ss.sD5G'lEEsS'eS -5
EyegESH2fss 81"
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Real Estats Dealers.
KIMBALL + fARNswoRrH, At the d, h
See adj.
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DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR s.
Removes pain in Breast, Side Or Pack
Cures Gravel and kidr.y DiseaseA
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G. EORG E T o W " .

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF COAL for week
ending MAY characterization coal company.
received 80 tons. shipped G.lGl tons; Aguew's
wharf, received S,10o tons, shipped 5, ieo tons,
Borden mining company, received 5000 too
shipped 2 go tons. Large quantities OF coal are
being stored on the wharves on account OF the
scarcity of vessels. which are IN great demand
ard freights high. Coal is arriving very freely
ARRIvED.-Canal boat Bradfed Hartly with
$500 bushels red wheat, sold to Herr X WEIGH
and W. III. Tenney & Sons, at s2.Sj. Steamer
Geo. II. Stout, from Philadelphia with mer-
chandise for the District; reports heavy storm
below last evening, accompanied with hail.
She had TO put back to Indian Head for harhor.
FISH WHARF-Arrived, 10000 herring, sold
freely at IS Per thousand.
CANAL.-h is expected the water will be
drawn OF this level of the canal next SUNDAY. IL,
order TO allow Mr.. Davenport, the contractor.
to finish the connection OF the new water main
over the College pond.
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BIZ. ". W. Co-corau Welcomed Houc.

ADDRESS or EX-MAYUR WALLACE AND MR
COECOEAC'S REPLY.
Tie tEI delegation ~ Washington citizens
mot Nr. W. ". COyCOran in the parlrr> of tie
n" 'rk hotel yesterday, and CNteIl..sd to the
l.h-fTlUus tl;Ifcu formal welcome. The com
nlttee were individually introduced TO Mr.. Cor
coTau by CN-NayOr Waliach. who was vfSiblv
HutcttG- IN his speech Of welcome he Sal 10
MI CCrCoran: Having heard of Your expected
fe'CTH 10 your no ,, and the wish expressed i'll
one 81 yUur lettt that you might never / ave
occasion 70 leave lTEUme again. many of yOur
friends and tel,Cw-ritIZtus COUlG nOt refrain
1Ic -ufy wing che satisfaction n at event would
occasion them AIpTeciatinC that native deli
CatE that las caused yen always heretofore to
AVOID TIbilc demonstrations, they have come
from their homes in Washington 70 New York
to greet You upon Your arriyaltrOm Europe. and
To express IL person their admiration tor those
VIRTUES That have made their fellOw-citizen 50
CCrsi icEouS and their admiration for that active
tsTev0lc.re = hich having made the meridian
CT NcIr ile re-. IeHdeHt VII continue 20 she'd its
lu>ieT on your lengtEeniDg Gays and cause them
ever " tUiI YOU IN grateful remembrance. One
''Il'. al tEey Did you q n Ost hearty welcome.
Mr.. CCrcocaH was too much affected 70 re-
SIOrL personally, and his remarks in reuly were
read ty Ilr- Bradley a. follows This demon
s1I4ti"n on Your part. nv kind friends many OF
y nom have know for more than half a cen
Jury = 10 lie aS H0eNpe Cted a. unmerited and
can scarcely find words TO express the feelings
~ my heart for the honor yCu have Gone ula
4 hat - many old and tried friends should have
come from distant homes 70 welcome nle on nav
laICiIE anu my return among You il truly graf
lfyirg. making this one OF the prOu,leSt arI han
lest Incl .euts in ny life. for which sincerely
and cordially thank yCu''
The parry lett New York fer Washington this
n4CrIsEE.
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COndcuerti Incals

II r. ssid that sturgeon - ere rey,'- ,,,,,. Ian
tif1l han they are now in the Potomac and
"a; a. anne Ck rivers.
The residence If Mrs. AdkirS. -3g 17,l street
wa entered or NedR.sdSY ri.et ana some arti-
C.es q rl"tling were stolen tSerefrom.
a ;iBner. named Holm n award while putting
n TN ~ - yesterday On : ne roof OF Z house
ca ~ street, fen ifstauc. of twenty feet 70 the
i----1d 77-i was severely injured.
TcCCutiv IL session here, az which nearly all the
states were represented, nominated Grant auI
tCifaE.
IT, alarm o. t,re fGis morning At . 80 o'clork
was caused hy tho burning Il a frame stable AMI
soE.e sheds II AZ alley, between sth and Sth anl
~ 5rd stree T. roItANe,t.
Nr. Adam Mitchell. while fishing or the Paf0-
nae. rear Fo-t Fogte, Wednesday evening
caught si-'tC. a flock Of twelve pa-trf,l-rs that
i3i a5tcri7t-d 10 ty across the river, but had
F.ys-. cat ard fallen into the river.
Mt. v. - F'mou~.ou. OF thiS city. HIS pre-
rtrJ ? tie Surgeon General for tha Army
heCic1. Museum an al!iEa'Ur-alve ard kick
iHe-rr surfing Zee iu length, which was cap
tuned IN North Carolina.
TIL premature explosion GA Hlsst bv which
EG~---ft Bear. was mi lTec, a. stated in yester-
Iay STAE- occurred AZ lie eNcay anon for tbs
VI .Tctf ever, ana not the slusE run sewer, 3
The Washington Boot arH shoe ETrr1.act-1-
I.G Cen IGry have iSsrcd a circular soliciting
S-tt-Ci.I tlCIs. There are 5000 shares nj %l2
each. I..gaH!c = Ter month, making the stock
aCrt go e tO the poorest classes.
eur German singing associations and others
have ..r.iCT z, Iteration the subject of inv.tIH-.
The laEC o. she Imperial German Guard, which
= To take part in the grand Jubilee ~ Boston, to
visit -Aa CeE..tal ard give one or more open air
COZ CCT's II the public grounds here.
Tie Medical society cfrhe District Of C0'um-
bia a. n r ee;irg on Wednesday night ai0i.fs |
resolutions ct respect 20 the memory Of the late
IT. a Med Davis. ard syn Dathy for the b
T~avcd family, and that the members Of the
society attend the funeral this afternoon.
Al! Of the trades Unions "a this CITY Will kOl1
meeting at The City IAN on Tuesday evening
next iOT the purpose Of making arrau.,eunar.ts
Tor n general strike for eight hours, auG to con
tTlbCfc aid fey the strikers in New York il the
Stl be does not cease in that city by that time
Prom Annapolis we have news that the cor
tractors VII have finished the + lltimOre and
Potomac railroad by the first of June, and VIII
Then turn i over 20 the officers Of the COMPANY
We presume that regular trains VIII shortly
afterwards be running between Baltimore AMI
WASHINGTON.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market yesterday was
unchanged. the rates on call being and PER
cent. The shipments Of gold from New York
for EuFope since the 18th OF April have been
about SIS. 0O0 40. Government bonds we're
lower than on Wednesday.
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CITY ITE NJ s.

BOYS Grey Flannel Derby Sacks. with Pants
to match. Excellent goods for Boys.
Price only So per Init.
NOAH WAIVER & Co.
Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
PERFECTLY FrTrISs SHIRrs-Gentlemen's
50 90; Youths, -. and Boys. Al 81. The great,
est variety of STYLES and sizes. Geutlemeu'S
Night Shirts, 81: PantalOOn Drawers SI.25:
L,ren handkerchief, in half dozen boxes. from
Sl-5o to 50 per box. Best qualities Of Hat Hose
froin IS to - per dozen.
GEO. C. HFNXING.
No. 40 eth street northwest.
A FAIR Observation-Disclosures.
80 SilI ...'.''-.'.....'.... %
So a'V ch.Il --.-...-.... D
Our Shirts lit.
NOAH WALKER Il Co,
Gil Penna. av., Meth. Hotel Bdilding.
TIE most sanguine expectations are fully re .
alzed by the use OF Duponco' 5 Golden Pills. Sold
by al Druggists. Sold wholesale aud retail by
= ID. Gilman; Retail by the following drag
gists: kidwell * Son; F. ID. Bowling AZ and G.
streets southwest; j. Coughlin. F. corner OF 9th
street; p. IL Heller. 9Th and y streets; W II.
Entwisle; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. eo2
LINEN COATS from 75 cents to -.
Alpaca Goats from 3 10 -.
Nohair Coats from $50 to sc.
lannel Coats from 81 10 SS
EIsEMAN x BRO,
T5 9TH ST, three doots above street.
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Ny. ave
and 10Th St, pays 6 per CT. on deposits. Et31itl6
CoENs, &C.-Dr. White. Chiropodist. Fl for
extracting AL your Corns and treating your
Bunions and Nails without pain or bleeding. at
A55 18th street, opposite Treasury. Baltimore
office, North Charles street. Fee Sl.)
DR.. LION, III 1 street, between eth and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
THERMOMETERS ana Barometers are repaired
and made IN order by Hempler near 4 street
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Government Securities.
M NnRE-EtRsT n


FAIIlNosF. Mas 81 Virginia skies, CONSOLIDATED.
- West Virginia.. Isl bid to day.
fALT'NoEK. Nav 81 Cation Quiet but firm; low
nidtlinss. q. ' .onr drll aud weaker. Wheat dall
snc nominsI Nhite soEihern Choice. 81 Is; fair &c
prime Do, S2ac u; smber. a. asa Ssl5 rad. god
20 prime, 81 9ss2, Pennsylvania red, So aSa %.
Corn quiei and steady white southern 7ss70: yellow
southern, ia :: mixed western. Taa7s Oats dull.
western mive. 55at6: bright. saaso: southern 6as9
Rye quiet tut hFm; Pa 81 Is. Provisions dull ara
unchanged. Pork unchanged Rulk meats U1,-
Unchanged Bacon unchanged. sugar cured ha-,s
lSalSas. Lard duh. .. estern butter lover and m
hisky dun. 9sag3.
NEw GoRE, Nav y.-StoCks steady Gold errn.
- Money easy. s. Exchange, long. ga, SHIT
lex Govern ~" nts fu;l and s-eafy. Virginia 6 :
- new. IS. North Carolins's 81 >: new ~
NTw YORK, May 81 Flour dull and darlIni--
Wheat quiet and nouinally unchanged. Corn u q;
LoNrox, May 81. Il.-O a. m-ConsoI. orsrad =,
a for both. BUSds Of lS52, 9 y: ISIS, ID, 8
l~s7, 93s; 10 s0's. so
PAIRS May N-kantes q francs - -arrF--ss
The specie IN the Rank of France has mere A-.,l
luUCt TO francs during the ra-t week.
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The RICHMOND Nj URDER-A Husband Shot by
hs Wps's PGrdmonr-A difficulty occurred
yesterday, between aud O'Clock in the after
noon, in the foundation of the new Gallepo cot
ton mill, between VIM. X. Howle and Thaddens
,. Bennett, resulting in the shooting and almost
instant death of the former by the hands of m
latter. Howle and his wife have for months
back led a very unhappy life together. aul
howle had for long time suspected and often
of late accused her of inconstancy Hop,Is
charged that Bennett bad had improper init
macy with her, and on the morning after tie
election he went home in a half drunken state
anu angrliy accused her of having received a
visit from him (Bennett) on the night before
Yesterday, Howle sought Bennett at his work
Bennett is ar excavatOf and has the contract
for removing the debris from the foundation OF
the large Gallego mill preparatory to its beIny
rebuilt as cotton mill. What conversation
passed between them il not certainly known;
but Mr.. X. e.. Lathrop. an employer on the
premises, who passed them while they were sit
ting together, testfes that he heard HowIe re-
mark, "Unless you do, by the eternal God, will
murder you, if 1t is in bed with your wife !"
Howle was but short distance from Benne-,
and was nearest the large door, at the head of
the tramway. Their conversation suddenly
ceased Howle drew off a few steps and sud-
denly whirled around and fired one or two shots
at Bennett. The latter, who had bv that fima
drawn his pistol returned the fire. when HOWE
turned and fed, taking the direction OF the
newly made plank roadway, up the Hill towards
the locks on Eleventh street. Bennett pursued
hrlng four barrels of his revolver. When half
way up this hill HOwle fell heavily over upon
ms sue, out raised his head upon his hand in an
attempt TO rise. Bennett came up TO within six
or eight feet of him and fired his last shot, prob
ably striking him in the face. HowIe died
where he fell, within few moments of the
time OF the firing OF the last mentioned shot
Bennett was slightly touched on one arm by
ball from Howle's pistol. He Immediately sur
rendered himself to policeman Henry Charters
and was taken to the second station house
where he was put under arrest.-Richmond En-,
qUir|r, 30h.
Bennett had preliminary examination yes-
q II Cnra4
in $3.50. The plea of self defence was sus-
tanned.
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THE COTRTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court, Jri~
Hl hrtys,-Urited States vs. Cornelius 10 sic:
order proceeds Of sale by the United states
dire cted paid to the petitioner, Boyle Owens
Wilson vs.. Anderson; bond OF -,,peal TO the
Court in General Term apprc~ ed In Ira
A. Hopkins: order vivo for taxation of costs
and the taking Of proof nearing on June ith.
1872. United States vs. e. $. Wallach: order
directing proceeds OF sale psii to petitioner,
adminlstTstr'x oil '. ;. Wallsch. United States
vs. Henry Il; Tyler; directing proceeds of sale
paid to petitioner. Ia Ts.-F, =. SAWYER; order
approving AbbOtt's claim, with certain dedIc-
tons to he made.
Police Court, Judge S7eU.-Andrew Berk-
", prefane and indecent language; fined -.
Henry NARROW and Charles Kelly, loud and
boisteTous talking; Kelly forfeited his collateral
and NARROW was fined SIS. James Goggin same
ofense inieorgetown; fined 80. sherman Ed
monson, profanity; fined 50. John Woodward,
same offense; fined 50. James W. Williams
charged with carrying concealed weapons: fined
so. Jenny Lewis and Hannah Messer. invitinS
prostitution; fined s. each. Timothy Allan.
Nash, same etfense; fined IS. Walter Harris,
same ottense; forfeited his collsteral-S5. Ed
ward Smith, same offense; forfeited collateral.
PatIick Kirby, William Collins and Michael
Burke, charged with interfering with pound
IN aster in discharge of his duties; continued.
John Cox, colored, was charged with stealing a
horse ana buggy worth $3.50 from +. b. Town
send No feloDiOus intent being shown, the
accused was discharged and the horse and buggy
was ordered TO DC returnedto the owner. Sher-
IlaH EuHlOlisOn. aSSaulting and resisting an
officer; fined $50. Bette Williams. a yellow
girl, Charged with the larceny of Dolly Var
den calico dress from Messrs. Perry & Bro,
Try goods store. Mr.. n. r. Perry identified tn.
property, and testified that he lost about thrs,,
or tour hundred dollars worth OF goods at m
same time this piece was taken; that accused j.
one OF an organized gang OF shOp-lifters well
known TO the dry goods trade in this city. Lieuf
johnson, who recovered the dress with soma
silks, &c, testified that the accused was a nnto-
TOus thief, and that he had recovered this dress
W he Ia, latt 80 10,
up. Fined - and costs. Walter Harrison, as
sault on Jane Savoy; bonds to keep the peace
Emma Williams, larceny of bracelet valued
at SO, belonging to Mrs X. A Bailey. This j.
one OF those cases of so frequent occurrence
beforathe police court, where parties have had
100 mnch confidence in their servants. This
girl rified the drawers and other places in the
house of Mrs. Bailey, and took every yaluabe
she could find. The bracelet was found in her
pocket-book. Fined $40 and costs. John Ma
honey, carrying a concealed weapon-a pistoi;
fined $50.
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THE CROPS In FIRGINIA-Corn is said to bs
promising and wheat unpromising in upper
Is cute promising, though the crop of straw
must I. short. Tie prospect for hay is poor
one. A - ntemsn who has Just returned from
visit 10 Orange and FaHquier counties re-
ports that g. wheat and corn look well in th,
former. hut t. AZ tie prospect is gloomy in the
latter, in VI cit he grass also is NEARLY dead.
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ANIMAL CONVENTION OF THE MARYLAND
DIOCESE p. +. CHURcH.-At the Session of
tLls convention in baltimore yesterday, the
secretary announced the committee appointed
10y the Assistant Bishop under the resolution OF
hev. nlr Levin for a new compilation OF laws.
AZ lollOWs: Kew. John V. Lewis, Hon. Mont
Blanchard offered resolution, which was
adopted, that the sum of sc 900 be appropriated
LOT diocesan missions and for pastoral aid, and
that each parish and congregation is expected
TO contribute to their support a sum equal to
their respective assessments for episcopal sala-
lies and convention expenses. Rev. Mr.. Dun
can presented request from members of the
church in Montgomery county for permission TO
Organize new Congregation; referred.
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NOW OPEN.
The New Cash Dry Goods Store.
100 BTidss Strcs', GsOTgefotra, IL. e.

II. e. CRAIG,
(Eor nearly fourteen years connected with the we'll
- known Dry Coos House OF JnO. III. Smooth
has Just rec eiyed his new stock of SPRING AN D
81 hER DRY GOODS, embracing choice line #
Ladies Dress Fabrics, Japanese silks, SultaURs,
and POngees in the est sly les AIDES aud tiutS
FCulard and ClOuded Mohsirs; Gray Mixtures, for
suits; Mourning Goods: an Immense bargain in Blk
Grenadine Hermann; House furnishing Goods; La
dies and GenTlemens Underwear; 4 large ass, r.
meDt OF Parasols aud Sun Umbrellas; White Goods
in great variety: Notions and III 7siery, Sc, &c
MANY Of the above goods are from New York auction
sales; aud are very muck reduced in price. All
bought thin the last ten days. for cash, conse-
quently customers will have the antsge Of TIE
cent greaf decline.
Entertaining pardonAble ambition to secure a
fair share of public patronaga, l have marked my
&c DDS down at the lowest price, and solicit an
inspection, which will incur obliga ion 70 pur-
chase. One price. Imay2Idtfl He CRAIG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEFARTMEsT,OFceC hi,f S,gral Oros.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 81, 1872, 10 a m
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TwRNTY-FovR HoTRs =
The lowest barometer, over Lake Huron and
western Lake Erie, has moved southeaStwa-,
over and beyond the middle Atlantic coast
Cioudy weather, with light rain. is prevailing
over New England. Thence southwark to tie
gulf and westward TO the Mississippi clear
weather. Brisk northwesterly winds along the
middle Atlantic coast. Reports have no. been
received from the stations west OF Omaha.
PRoBABILITTEs.-Risin barometer, norther'y
10 westerly winds and clear weather prevail
over the south Atlantic and middle states and
extend over New England during the day and
evening. Clear and pleasant weather from the
quiz 10 the Ohio valley. Falling barometer.
easterly to southerly winds and increasing
cloudiness from the lower Missouri valley to the
upper lakes, with possibly threatening weather
over the northwest. Dangerous winds are no,
anticipated.