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A FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, March Q,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 81, 1872.
The horses attached to carriage containing five
young men ran away at Rocky River yesterday,
One OF the wheels of the carriage struck the railing
OF the bridge, throwing the occupants down steep
bank upon pile OF lumber. Jacob WelKer, or
Toledo, was instantly Killed. and Arson DiDble, OF
this CITY, seriously injured. Ihe others escaped
with slight INJURIES,
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COURT oE GENERAL SESSIONS.
Acquittal Of Arata, Charged with Killing Lag
nrus Carnvanto.
Before Recorder Hackett.

AcquittaI Of Arata, Charged with killing Lag.
arus Cnrnvanto.
Before Recorder Hackett.
The trial OF Antonio Arata, charged with man.
slaughter IN causing the death OF Lazarus Cara
vanto on the Attn OF June. In front OF liquor store
In Mulberry street, which was commenced Tuesday
afternoon, was suddenly brought to termination
yesterday morning. The doctor VINO examined the
wound inflicted upon the mead of Caravanto. who
lived eighteen days after the occurrence, testified
that he found piece OF brick imbedded In the
skull. As the only witness for the prosecution the
day before swore that he saw Arara strike the de-
ceased with 1le or piece OF sharp iron, the lndct~
ment could not be sustained, the proof showing that
in the ARRAY a man named Brown threw q brickbat.
abandoned the case and the jury, on motion OF Mr..
John .. Mott the counsel, rendered verdict Of
acquittal.
The Recorder sentenced the following prisoners
who were remanded a few days snce:-
Francis Lynch, who was arrested on charge OF
larceny, placed at the par ana sentenced to the
State Prison for ve years for an assault with intent
to rob, Judgment having been suspended in Novem-
James Smith, who pleaded guilty to an attempt
at burglary, was sent to the state Prison for Two
John Casey and Michael Collins, VINO gave a
similar plea, were each sent to the state Prison for
DENNIS Ranahan. who pleaded guilty to larceny,
was sent to the state Prison for two years anu
EDWARD Plunket, VINO made Similar plea was
sent to The Penltentiary for eighteen months
Burglaries and Larcenies.
John Walker pleaded guilty to an attempt at our
gary In the third degree, the Indictment charging
that on the 18TH OF February he entered the clothing
store OF George Little 100 Baxter street, ana Stole
Patrick Reqan, charged with burglariously enter.
ing the premises or George Loeser 80 spring
atreet and steallng satchel containing u
worth Of property offered similar plea. which
"s simon Kreger pleaded guilty to an attempt a
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COURT or COMMON plsAs-spEcAL TERM.
Decisions.
n

Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
O'GOrman vs. Karnack.-Moti0n granted on pay
ment OF taxable costs as offered. See memOran-
DUN.
Alderman VS.. Hinkel.-Motlon denied with $40
COSTS
BY Judge Larremorc.
Jarvis, Jr, vs.. PlKe.-See memorandum for coun.
ual-
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUHT-M BANKRUPTCY.

The Bowling Green Savings Bank.
motion to attach Mr.. Shepherd Knapp, the Re.
ceiver of the Bowling Green Savings Bank for con.
tempt, In having refused, as alleged, to furnish
list OF the creditors Of the bank postponed till
Saturday.
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Since Jan. l.. SAL as5,ss3 $5so55, 721 $ss0le,22s
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

sVUTHEHN SECUKITIE5 DULL.
The Southern list was dull outside the new South
Carolinas, which continued steady and pretty
active at 39l 40. Virginia consos fell OF to IS as
consequence Of the latest muddle In the finances
OF that State. North Carolinas went of to 36x.
The following were the only quotations made at the
last call OF the d:-Tennessee, ex coupon, G7
e7K; do. new, OF Elk; Virginia Sizes ex coupon,
SAX bid; do. skies. consolidated bonds. So bid;
DO. sixes deferred scrip. II Tx; North Carolina
skies. new %; do. special tax, 1917; South
Carolina Skies. ex coupon, 50 o SO; do skies, new,
July. S9x 40; do. sixes new October a9 Missouri
slxes. 95 a61s: do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, e2A;
Louisiana levee SKIES, 81 bid do. do. eights 80;
Arkansas sevens, 70.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

| ALBANY, March o. 1872,
| The following Is the Court Of Appeals day calendar
for March 2S:Nos. ls7, u.s. 207, zoo. 174, l62 IA,
| 1l3
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JUDGE DOwLING,s PRISONERS.

A Batch of Females Rescued from Ra ndalps
Isand-Are the Police In ColIusion with
the Harlem BOyss
A strange scene was enacted in the Court Of Re-
corder PARCELS a. Long Island City yesterday
morning. Four women, escaped convcts from
Randalps Island, were arragned. They told stories
OF cruel treatment and abuse on the Island; but the
manner OF their escape Is singular. The women
said they had been sentenced Dy Judge Bowling
to SIX months imprisonment each. Their names
are Ida Miller, Clara Hail. Mary Beeson and
Jano Shehan. Ida claims TO have been a
virtuous girl until sac suffered ~ the
hands OF her father ahd as the result OF
conspiracy, was sent to the Island On Tuesday.
Kate. move TO alongside the docs. and after some
persuasion she went aboard. They took her to-
Berran Island, where they outraged her. and
threatened to throw her overheard when sne
sisted. The stories OF the other women were about
the same. They were, however, rescued by differ
ent boats, all hallng from Harlem. Mary Beeson
saws she was thrown overheard once. The girls all
aliegc that one or more OF eacn OF the boats crew
are acquainted with some OF the keepers. IL Isl
supposed that the Keepers are In COLLISION WITH
them
sent back. lie says 1t Is doubtful II they will be
received, the keepers have so often refused to
ceive escaped prisoners. s ..s
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THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
me following were the bids for the city bank
shares;-Manhattan, ISL; Merchants, 100; Me-
oAsAiss, 1885, City, 2a5; Pnen,x. 1o2; Fulton 1s0;
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"WEDNESDAY, March 27-sP. M,

CorToN-A vigorous movement took place In "shot cot
ton" to-day, which, however, general the business
being pretty well concentrated. Messrs William p Wright
Co. sold upward OF thousand bales Of cotton mainly
for exporthis forming the heaviest probably
made at this port Prices marked up 1c lb
for all grades the market closing strong the advances
Forward deliveries excited and &c h. higher
ing strong The sales reported on Change sum up thus
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AN EAGLE SHor.-A large bald-headed eagle was
shot at Newburg on saturday, measuring six feet
six inches from TIP TO tip. lie was shot Tor q New
YORK collection Of BIRDS They are not general VI
molested at the above place. Twenty-four eagles
were observed sailing around the same day and
eleven on sunday. The mouth OF Wappinger5 Cree X
Is great place for them to rendezvous early eacn
spring. They are attracted by the gold fish wnicn
the eagles subsist. As as the river firy opens
they CO. and are not seen I'LL the next sprlng.
F0ughkeepSie Eagle, March Is
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oey w ssssss
200 Lake Shore 4 NJ 3. :.
1900 N Y q Il II r. bio
20o00 N Y @ 4 II RR cts.
10000 do :. .........
1000 Union rae kR. -,
6O0 do. .b3
1900 do....,.,,..c
500 MIL 4 St Paul RR.. :,
800 NIL 4 st p pr. $500.
20O0 Bost H& Erie. :. .b3
260O do .............
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COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The following shows the exports, exclusive of
specie from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending March 20 and since the beginning OF the
year.
1870 1871. 1872.
For the week.. $3.559559 $4,441,0o2 s4,07s pa
Prev. reported. 37,S26,325 54,s14,630 4S,9S7,9S9
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CLOSING PRIOES-5 O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Excited, Very Active and
Firmer3 Receipts mt the Ports, 5,5s6
Bales-Wheat DuII-Oats Firmer-Rice Acc
tive and Hiaher-Spirits Turpeutine Active
and Again Higher-Rosin Lower-Whiskey
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1915 and 2s15 p. M.

1915 and 2s15 p. M.
200 g. 1921 $4,000 gs 60 cs n HE HE
Nv 8 $40, r, 3D.. 1l2 200O0 ..b8 ll29<
no US $40, Q, 1921. 20OOO US S. 1910 10771
NO do...... .. ll2L l2OOO US 6s. l04O, 1857
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Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 10, ria HAVANA, May
21.-Military operations outside of Jalisco
and on the Rio Grande are unimportant.
The insurgents have defeated Corona IN
,Jalisro. The people Are dissatisfied at the
refusal OF JltarcZ to give up his dlctatorial
powers which expired on April 30th. Juarez
persists in keeping the State under military
rule.
The struggle in Congress over the Dili
granting ample facilities to the Executive
continues, and the result is doubtful. The
Juarists claim one majority, but they cannot
unite. During the sitting Yesterday the OPP
positiopists retired and left the House with
out Il quorum.
Action on NJ. Romero's tariff bill is de.
layed. 1t is considered one, of the best
measures ever presented.
Unless Congress pass the sample iaclil-
ties and finance bills, the tenure OF the
Juarists viii be precarious.
Cortina was relieved of his command Tor
refusing to recognize Corella as chief. The
Government continues to pay Its war cS'
pe,lses. Rocha has captured MaZatian.
Guzenburg, the German minister, pre-
sented his credentials on the 9th, and was
received with friendly speech by Juafea.
An incendiary set fire to and destroyed the
greatest historical relic Of the country--the
Celebrated tree of 'Noche Triste"-.-a soti-
venir of the night on which Cortez captured
Mexico. The tree Was at Popetta, near Ihe
capital, and was visited by thousands annu-
ally. Intense indignation Is felt at the sacrl-
lege. A man has been arrested on suslicloh'
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MEANS WHAT He SAYS.-Thoueh ''confrma-
t1onS strong AS proofs Of Holy Writ" and as nume
ro. as the sands on the sclshurc. were produced to
prorethat DR.. Pierce, the proprietor of DR.. Suge's
Catarrh Remedy, L. In earnest and means what hc
says when he offers $500 reward for any case of
tirrh which he cannot yc! there would he some
skcptics and fogies who would continue to shout
"H"mbng'" "HuMBUG.." 1T cannot be, be-
cause DR. lionespun says catrrh cannot be cured
Now this Dr. Homrspun |, the identical, good-na-
tiic'i OLD fellow who honestly believes and persists
In declaring that this earth is not round spherical
hut Kat rs "slap-iark," and does not turn over.
otherwise the water would all be spilled out of Dea
con Bascom's mill-pnnd. Rut astronomical science
has positively demonstrated and proven that DR..
llolncspun Is wrong III snpposing this earth to he
nat aud stationary, and medical SCIENCE Il daily
pro, ing the fact that hr Is less mistaken and he
hind the times in regard to the durability of catarrl
In short it has been positively proven that this
world Gorss. and that medical science is progress
Street.-The opinion of Dir. Homcslln 10 the contrary
notwithstanding. That DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
viii care cutrrh thousands who have used II attest
Then buy it. and use il, in doubt do u0t stand,
You will find il in drug stores all over tho land.
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STATE Board or HEALTH A>D VITAL. STA
TiSrlcS. The General Assembly during it-
late session passed an act to establish 4 Board
with the above title, which l. required /"
ttkr coguizalicc OF the interest," of health and
life among the citizens generally, To make
sanitary Investigations and inquiries respect
in. the causes OF disease. especially epldemlcs
and cndemicS, the sources vi mortality, elc.;
to collect such information in relation to mat
ters of public health a. may he deemed pro-
per for diffusion among the people, and TO
pcrform other kindred duties.
The gentlemen recently appointed by The
Governor to constitute this Board met at the
Exchange Hotel on Saturday the 18th iii
slant. at 81 O'Clock l.. NJ. Present: Professor
James l.. Cubcll, Of the University; Drs. D.
G.. Cabcll, l.. S. Joynes, and George Ross, oi
Richmond; \. NJ. Fauntlcr"y, of Staunton;
J. W. Lawson, OF Isle Of Wight; and L. u.
Edwards, Of Lynchburg.
The Board was organized by the election
of DR.. .Jalnes l.. Cabcll rs president, and Dr.
l.. 5. ,IoyneS as permanent secretary ana
executive officer.
Several committees were appointed 10 take
cognizance of special subjects embraced
within the range of duty assigned to the
Board and report to future meetings.
The Board then adjourned, after resolving
TO meet in Richmond once in three months
viz, on the first Friday III February, May,
August, and November.
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LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF kEAL ES-
rArE-Alrssrs RICHARDSON & Co., real estate
agents. commenced Mond ), the 2Oth. at 5 O'Clock
=. NJ. for Charles W. Purcell executor OF Bacon
Tail, decreased. the sale OF that part of the real
c,t,tc belonging Ia the estate of said TAFT, lying
between Ncnahlr aiIcrt aud Hnward's Grove and
Mcclrtnicsyille turnpike and Seventeenth or Valley
street to one OF the argrs, crowds usually found
at an auction sale of real estate. The bidding was
interesting and spirited, which is another OF the
daily indications of the confidence felt i'll the future
of Richmond. On this evening, at the same
hour rs mentioned above, the sale will be renewed
and another opportunity offered for real estate III
ycstment rs Is seldom witnessed In Richinond.
Let then. every man without Il nome III! ue
foundation for securing one, and The man ei means
Aious for an increase avail Himself oI '7 "pp''
tu,ity % do
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AlrS>rs. Edit s,.-Seeiiig notice i'm your
paper of to-day that "at Il meeting OF the
committee Of the Conservative citizens Of
Manchester" certain gentlemen were nomi-
mated for the Board of Trustees Of Man
chester at the ensuing election. and fearing I
wrong impression may be made, we feel it
our duty. as the nominating committee APP
pointed by Il large and enthusiastic meeting
of the Conservative party, to state that the
following gentlemen are the nominees of the
Conservative party, and no change has been
made by the committee : p. ID. Achenney,
l.. Il. Chiles, W. G.. Taylor, II. w. Crow, I.
b. CerSley, G. n. Wilson, and z. W. Baugh.
r. G. Latham, chairman W. l.. Walker,
William II. Brander, y. c. Gibbs. William
Kidd, w. S. Gill, f. w. Redford.
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FsIToRs TO THE GENERAL AssEMBLy.-The
following have been noticed since our last
publication: Rev. w. +. Baker, StalIuton
Rev. +. D. ,junkin, and Rev. r. {. Walker.
Augusta; Rev. Lewis Johnson, Goochand; !;
Rev. Addison II. Price, Nashville; Rev. W.
w, Houston, Salem, Va: Rev. J. A. Le-
tevre, ID. d., Baltimore; Rev. +. N. Whaley,
MecGlenJurg, Va; Rev. George A. Russell,
Brownsville, Tenn.
Among Ruling Elders present are: Major
William A. Glasgow, of. Flncastle; Hugh
Guthrie, Of Augusta, Va; DR.. George ".
Pollard, of Augusta, Va; s. =. Christian, Of
New Kent; Colonel John T. Anderson, of
BOtetOUr. and Others.
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General Methodist conference.-the.
ton Of Bishops.

New YORK, May 2l.--The election Of
bishops in the General Methodist Assembly
is progressing by ballot 1t is very tedious.
Dr.. Slocer said that thirty years ago, at the
election Of bishops. there had been ballot
stuflin@ He hoped il such thing was dis
covered here the vote would be taken over
again.
An Indiana delegate demanded that the
laity and clergy vote separately for bishops.
The motion WIS lost, and IFS rejection was
greeted by tremendous cheering.
= 4 delegate called attention to this demon.
Stration on the part of the audience, and
asked that the galleries be cleared. [liisscs
| from the galleries..
Bishop Amcs asked the police to rlcar the
| galleries.
During the absence oi the trl|rrs the hook
| concern Was further discussed.
Lnier.---Fiye bishops have been elected.
viz, w. l.. Harris, of Central Ohio; X. 5.
Foster, New York; Thomas BOrcman, Iowa
and hlcS>rS, Wiley and Merrill. Tie re-
naming three will be elected tomorrow.
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pEArn OF Az DlD AND lllGui.I-ESTEEMED
Miscn,>r.~-Mr George I. BOOKER, IN old
citizen and at t1lc liirc Il hi9hly y-e,IrruIed
merchant OF this city, died at his residence,
corner Of Clay and Twelfth streets. on Mon
day night. in the Srrcnty-tilt! year OF his
ace. Mr.. Booker WAS born in Essex county,
in this State, came to this city when quite
Il young man. embarked in mercantile pllr-
suit, and by his energy and perseverance
soon became partner in the house OF Lewis
Webb 4 CO.. and aiierwarl, Webb, Booker
X Hamilton. lie wa not engaged IN business
n the time OF lIi- death.
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Surs OF REAL ESTATE.-Un Monday ia"t
Mr. wellington Goddin. real estate auction
rcr sold in the western suburbs OF klch-
nond that beautiful cottage in the plan OF
" Arlington" including 1873 lots attached, ' q,
30 by 1873 feet cach for the aggregate sum 0!
-. 37s.55. The sale occupied only about
two hours and hall, thus showing that tue
bidding was lively. ,,a
Messrs. Lee a. Godtin, auctloneeis' soiu
on Yesterday afternoon ten lots OF 1i iee'
each, fronting on Twenty-ninth ana i mr.
tictli streets at their intersection with q
street, and extending back l32 feet each TO
an alley sixteen feet wide. at I'D average price
of $3.50 per front foot.
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TALK AT TIE T0ILEr-Evcry lady's maid know,
That the bcwitrhing beings who pave their tri-
ninphant way with conquered hearts regard splel-
did head Of h,ir the most effective Of all w0manIy
destinations. They believe, AMI they are right that
they can tdsS0 as many bcaux with the luxrriant
rnrctS and glossy bras rs they can kill at sight "
with their hcaming eyes. Hence in their toilet
talk" among themselves and with their attendant
the merits of preparations fnr the hair are freely
riNa"Hc'i ami The ltIri result oi this discussion
seems Ia he the almost universal adoption Of IYo%
kATiiAlR0S as an artirl i.ttcr a,api"l IL promote
the srnwih a,id dlnlIy al the ChIrf glory I'll woman
than any "lhrrsl present before th, World. They
say that without irritating the skim oi the head il
eradicate danlrf an,! that 1t penetrate. below iht
surface Ia The roots ni the hair, cndutrnr them Will
ncw life aud VipOr.
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NCyy York Iteif7E.

New YORK, May 21.--lIany carpenters who
were successful in the strike for eight houls
are now in favor Of Il new strike lor four
d0lIars day.
Five hundred thousand dollars in GOLD
will he shipped abroad tomorrow.
The steamer Barnes. from savannah. passed
sllnken schooner Oh the track Of outward
and inward-bound vessels off Barnagat.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHlNGToN, May 2l.-Falling barometer,
southerly to easterly winds, cloudy aud
threatening weather, and very probably rain,
will prevail OH Wednesday from the western
Gulf States norlheastward over the Ohio
Valley, and north and west Of the latter, and
possibly extend TO Lake Erie. Clear and
pleasant weather over New England, the
eastern and southern portions Of the Middle
SSates, and the South Atlantic.
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MATINEE AT ASSEMBLY IiALL.-Those who
failed to attend Assembly Hall last night Will
he cratili,el to know that an opportunity
will he afforded them to hear the "BecthoVen
Octcttc," of Washington city, at O'Clock
thi 1iiIrnoon. The org:iist OF the Monll-
mental church will give his valuable aid on
this occasion.
Tie inatiucc is for the hcneft of the
Monumental church, und parties attending
will nyt unIv ret valuc received in the way
of superior music, hut will have the gratllI-
cation tu know that they dire contributing III
the .aiur iiin, Ii il good c:lllsc.
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AN ACCIDENT IN THE CHURCH HILL TuNSEL
al shaft No. :, on yesterday forenoon, c:,lne
very near benga serious one. 1t seems that
Mr.. {. NJ. Smith, assistant engineer, was
down there fixing observations, when slide
occurred. partially covering him aud labor
er who was assisting him. They Were extri-
Gated al once, and their injuries found not
10 he Very severe. Mr.. Smith was severely
bruised about the hips and legs, but had no
bones broken. He was taken to the resi-
dcnce OF his father, Mr.. H. u. Smith. The
other man was ut work yesterday afternoon.
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HEAnQ'RS CoEsERr. ,L;rn.L royu,rrrr

lltAhQ rs toHnERI. i'LErKAI COMMITTEE. }
kichM"Sn, Va, May 90, 1872.
10 e,PrrStdent Of The old Dominion Ci,lb:
Dear Sir,---On behalf of the Conservative.
Central Committee | cordially invite YOU to
take part Is Il club in the general mass meet
ing which VIII take place ON next Wcdnr~-
day evening. | want You to take just Sticl,
part IL !nn did last year, wien your demon
:tra'ion was alike credit 10 You and to the
ConSeryatiT" party. Be active, be earnest,
Is you always have been, and >lrikra lon.
blow and Il strong blow for the tirkrl--tLe
'rhoic itrh'"i. Very heartily. Yours.
rEyruS WISE, Superintendent, &c.
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SrABniET .ArFRAy.--AS the Attuck's Guard
were returning from their excursion OH Mon
day To West Point the treasurer OF the COM
pahy was attacked on the ears by party of
colored mcn viii, the evident intention Of
rohbln% him. The company was ordered to
charge them, whicl, they did and in the
sctlt1lc one Esquire. Harris cut John Graves.
member Of the Gtr'rd;;a,attly in the hand.
harris then jumped from the train, and was
50 lady injured by the fall that when Oh
yesterday i warrant was iSsllrd for his arrest
lie c9hil not lie moved.
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.Gu! PKIX rIEG.- We call Ih" attention "f n,,r-
chants clerks of cGurts. shrriits lnwyrla railroad,
steamship and lral nl'rrs tn.i agents. AMI all others
ha,in" orders for printing I" rr facilities offered al
the DISrATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Rll-Hcads Irttcr-Ie..is. Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills of Fare. Show Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c, &c.
g. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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DUrL Observation-Disclosures W. Barr
Alexander Duval, and j. ID. Price We're a.
rested Yesterday hy Detectives W. +. Rogers
and a. W. Dahnev. on information laid he
t,r,. Police Justice White that they We're
about to light durl. They were taken Dc'
fore A Justice OF the peace and halled III TIC
sum Of three hundred dollars 10 appear III
thc Police. Court this morning.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Now York stock and Money srar.e,

New YoRK, May 21.-Money easy at 5 to 6.
Sterling steady. Gold, 113s to 1132. Gov
ernments advanced /. Southerns steady
Tennessee'S, 72t new, 7as. Virginia's, As
new, 30. Louisiana's, 80; new, So. Leyee's,
81; s's, II. Alabama's, So; rs, so. Geor-
gia's, ~; rs, 50. North Caroina'-, "a !;
new, 204. South Carolina's, IS; new. 354.