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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nav "a.
Court Martial.

By direction of the President gen.
eral court martial was ordered to meet
at Ringgold barracks on the 10th OF
18th of June next for the trial OF First
Lieutenant C. L. Davis, Of the 10th In"
fantry, First Lieutenant F. LeeseH'
oath Infantry, and other prisoners. The
following is the detail for the court:
Colonel Edmund Hatch, 9th Callfor-
MIA Colonel Abner Doubleday, 24th
infantry; Major J. F. Wade, 9th cav
airy Captain Il. G. Corbip, oath infan-
try; Captsin J. G. Gilmore, 24th infan-
try; Captain Oscar Hsgan, 9th cavalry
Captain j. L. Humfreville 9th cavalry;
Captain John w. Clouse, Oath infantry
Judge advocate OF the court.
Civil Service.
An extraordinary session Of the Cab
met has been in progress since hail.
past ten o'clock this morning, for the
purpose Of considering matters submit.
ted by the Civil Service Board. All
the members OF the board are present.
Customs Receipts.
The following are the receipts tor
customs for the week ending May l7th
Boston, 1858. .9SS; Philadelphia, s226,-
$50 Is; New York, 1927. .4so 90; Bal
timore, sl42,sS2 SO.
First Lieutenant Hooper has been
ordered from the revenue steamer
Hamilton, at Wilmington, DEL, to De-
troit, and First Lieutenant Sklpp'
from waiting orders to the Hamilton.
Kellogg Sustained.
The Attorney General to-day received
a telegram from New Orleans stating
that the Supreme Court Of louisiana
in two cases arising under the intru-
siye act Of that State. where there was
no question 80 to the jurisdiction, decl-
cided in both cases in favor OF the le'
pality Of officers holding commissions
under the Kellogg government. .,
In accordance with orders issued by
the President yesterday the cabinet
met at 10 A. N. to-day and rec
NAMED in session till nearly 10 o'clock
this morning, changing views with the
President on the civil service reform.
More Civil Service.
1t has been ascertained from those
having the best means OF information
that the action OF the civil service adj
visory board at their present session.
will encourage the growth and render
more efficient the contemplated reforms.
They believe after their consultation
with the President and the Cabinet on
Thursday, that the administration will
give the support that is needed.
Mexican affairs.
The Mexican Minister has only re-
ceived an acknowledgment from his
government OF the presence OF United
Statep troops on Mexican territory by
Colonel MacKensie.
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BALTIMORE:
The Turf.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-The city. is
rapidly filling up with strangers who
have come on from all parts Of the
country to be present at the spring
meeting Of the Maryland Jockey Club
which commences next Tuesday. A
number Of visitors drove out to the
track to-day. 1t is in splendid condi'
ton and il the weather continues fine,
there is every prospect OF its beiog the
most successful meeting ever held IN
Baltimore. The feature thai seems to
attract nost attention is the grand stee-
ple ehsse that winds up the race on
Fridsy next =. ...6s;
An Honored Citizen Gone.
Columbus O'Donnell, a prominen'
and wealthy citizen Of Baltimore, died
to-high., at $50. and was 81 years o.
age. He had been President Of the Ga.
Company for thirty>nine consecutive
yeara, up to the time when the company
was bought out, sbout two years age
de Was for many yearsa director OF the
Bsltimors aid Ohio. Bsilrosd, and fol
thirty wears was q director ofthe Unior
Rank. He succeeded Mr.. Giran q,
President OF the First National Banl
! Of Baltimore. AL rz /.
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At'hcelna. Re9l5tsr.

4 aEvoLufios is In progress In
France. Will 1t be peaceful 10 the
first question asked, and what Will oe
i,s result is the next. President THEIRS
has rendered his resignation. which has
been promptly accepted by the Assem'
bIy. and Marshal IMAGINATION has been
elevated to the Presidency. This IL
but the beginning Of the revolution
Where and how it will end is matter
Of pure conjecture. The kilograms
from France will be scanned with un-
usual interest during the ensuing few
dsvs. 1t is a matter of wonder that
there has been as yet no rioting or 9TH
er disturbance of the public peace. Ii
France survives this ordeal and pre-
serves the form aud spirit OF republican
government, she will have done much
to dispel the notion that the French
people can only be governed by a mon
archy. 2" -s.... ...
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 24.-The Council Of
Ministers yesterday in postponing the
elections in Cuba for deputies to Con-
stituent Cortes, fixed upon no day.
BARCELONA, May 24.-Two corpses
have been found near Manesa, with q
placard on each, bearing the words,
"Killed while attempting to assassin
ate Don Alfonzo."
The levy of young men. ordered by
General Velarde, is well received.
Many of the manufacturers will con-
tinue the salaries of their operatives
while in service.
The Juntas are forming to promote
the enforcement of the levy.
PERHIouAN, May 24.-The Carlista
deny that the volunteers who surren-
dered at Sanahuja were butchered.
They state tnat they hold them subject
to exchange for Carliats. f.
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HERE is a curious story Of the old
slavery times, which we pick up from
a Western Carolina newspaper. In the
gold mining regions of Burke county
lived an industrious, well.to-do oolored
woman, named Nancy Boyce. She
was engaged to'marry Jack, q slave,
End in order to have everything pleas>
ant, she put her hand in her pocket
and bought him Of his master. But
she was shreud enough to take q bill
OF sale Of him, fortunately, as it hap
pened, for Jack turned out to be utter
iy worthless, and q perfect sot. But
little need was there for Nancy to 90 to
the courts for relief by divorce. She
knew better way than that. She
owned her man. and she simply sold
him to slave-dealer, who carried him
of to the far Southwest, 80 that the
sharp Nancy was never bothered by
him again. Husbands have been bad
ly sold before, though not in this par.
ticular wav. ...a ....
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Cincinnaii Market.
l CNuSSATI, May "a.
C0FFEE-Very firm; Rio 22t025.
COAL-Steady; Pittsburgh l8c.
FLOUR-Dull; family 81 25SS 90;
superfine s 25@6 co. -. ...'-..,
WHEAT-Steady No. 2red 81 $40
165. ' ! .ls,a.-
CORN-Quiet bnt firm; sales Of No.
2 shelled at 49c. ......l. ..ss, ,.a
OATS-Quie:; mixed 40944c; whits
45947c. -. -. :, =
RYE-In active demand, No. 2 is
quoted at 80s. 80.
BARLEY-Fall is quoted st$l 90
@l IS. -
LINSEED-Quiet at Csc. ' haa
PROVISIONS-Pork ID quoted q,
SIG 90 but bolders are ssking more.
Bulk meats firmeT; shoulders 81 cleal
sides 81; sales Of clear ribbed sides eel.
Ter July at 9c; snd seller June at SIC.
Bacon held higher shoulder 7ia7 10;
clear sides %; sugar cured hams 1870
l5c. .7.s. s.,.... .s G7
LARD-City kettle ut Ok. go
TALLOW-Quiet city ST.
TOBACC0-Stesdy With good prices
WHISKY-90c. 80.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

/ n
Exciting Debate in the Assembly
PARIS, May 25.-The proceedings II
the Assembly this afternoon were o
the moet exciting character. The de-
bate on the Interpolation introduced b!
the members of the Right Centre wal
continued at great length. sPresiden
Theirs addressed the Assembly in &
lengthy speech occupying over two
hours. He favored the proposition fo'
the establishment OF a conservative rep
resentation or dictatorship and took oc.
casion to defend the present action ol
the cabinet, which had been called IN
question in relation to recent minister
ial charges. He spoke with much
warmth and eloquence and was follow
ed by several other speakers. Without
taking q vote on the Interpolation a
motion :or an adjournment until alter
noon was carried.
1t is thought that if the dictatorship
is offered to Theirs, he may be tempted
to accept it. A vote will in all pro
babllity be reached this afternoon, and
it is stated that President Theirs has
intimated his intention Of Immediately
resigning should the result be adverse
to the government. The excitement in
this city in all circles is intense.
LATER,
Intense excitement prevails in this
city over the unexpected termination
of the discussion in the Assembly on
the Interpolation. President Thiers
and his advisors had confidently expet'
ed that the vote on the subject as test
question, would result in the defeat OF
the Right, and when the announcem ent
was made that the order OF the day
proposed bv the party Of the Leit
bad been defeated by vote OF 362
against 2lS in it's favor. His excel
lency, unwilling to bear the ignamony
of the defeat sustained by the govern
ment, instantly prepared his resignation
which was rendered to and accepted oy
the Assembly, last eVeulug'
listers comprising the cabinet OF M.
Theirs have also resigned their port
folios of office. The presidency Of the
Republic has been accepted by Mar
shall MacMahon, who will at once
proceed to form new cabinet.
LATEST
PARIS, May %, Evening.-The SUB"
iect of the composition OF the new cab
met under President Mcmahon is being
actively canvassed in political circles IN
this city and many surmlses are indui-
ged in as to the new members. 1t Is
stated that the appointments to the min"
istry will probably:be as follows;
Duke DeBroglie, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs; McCissny, Minister Of War;
NJ. Briele, Minister OF the Interior
NJ. Balbie, Minister Of Public Instruc'
tion NJ. Mango, Minister OF Finance.
The city continues tranquil, and no
disturbances or disorder occurred
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NEW YORK, May "a.
FLOUR-The market for State and
western flour is dull and strongly in
buyers favor and in some instances
slight concessions have been made from
quotations at 5 $500 35 for superfne
State; 7 00@7 IS for extra do; 7 500
Z 40 for choice do; 7 45@S so for
fancy do; 5 S5@6 80 for superfine
western; 6 S5@7 Is for common
to medium extra western; 7 3098 90 for
choice do; 8 65@l0 so for common TO
choice white wheat western extra; 100
al 80 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; 7 500
10 so for trade brands 7 5000 35 for
common to fair extra St. Louis $3.50
II so for good to choice do. Southern
-four quiet and unchanged 6 50@8 80 for
common to fair extra; 8 $50 ii SO for
good to choice do. Rye flour quiet and
unchanged at 4 5096 90. Corr
meal quiet and steady.
WHEAT-The market quite frm
with a fair export demand; No. 2 nom
inal at 81 Sc.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 95@9Sc.
BARLEY - Without any decided
change 60.
CORN-Scarce and firm. at 633@
64c for new mixed western 663@67c.
for old in store and afoat.
OATS-Steady, at 5l@52!c for new
mixed western, 53c for white do, and
491@50c for black do.
PROVISIONS-The pork market 10
dull and heavy at ST 75@16 87i for
new mess, IA 90 for prime and IL Is
for prime mess. Beef dull at 9 009
IL Is for plain mess and IL 009l3 90
for extra do. Beef hams are dull at
% 0Ot933 90. Tierce beef is nominal
at l9 O092l so for prime mess and
81 OO924 0O:for India do Cut meats
heavy; l29l3c for hams and 7c for
hams and 7i97i for shoulders
LARD-Quiet and unchanged st
SEG9sc for No. to prime steam and
9ic for kettle rendered.
'COTTON-0n spot opens firm and
unchanged at Isle for low middlings,
and 19tc for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Firm at &c for
crude and I0ic for refined.
TALLOW-Dull at 8sS9e.
WHISKY-Firm at 96c.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Convicted.

CHARLOTTE, May 24.-The trial OF
James Baker in the Supreme Court to-
day, for the murder Of Newton Truman
resulted in his being convicted Of muir
der in the first degree. The csuDsel for
the prisoner appealed for q new trial,
but the general impression is that the
appeal will not be granted and tn e
prisoner will be sentenced on Monday.
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Fatal Result Of Jumping from n
Moving Train.

Moving Train.
A serious and subsequently fatal ac-
.adent occorred at Thornton, this coun>
ty, . few days ago. A young man. oy
the name of John Lewis, q son OF Isaac
Lewis, Of Evansville, Preston county,
was on the accommodation train on the
10th inst, on his way from Newourg
to Thornton. The young man desired
to stop at Westermsn's Mills, near the
depo. at Thornton, where he had been
at work lately, and to save walk OF
several hundred yards, he concluded to
iump from the train while it was yet
running. The train was rum
ming, it is said, at the rate
Of about twenty-five miles an hour
when Lewis jumped from it. lie was
thrown violently to the ground and 90
BADLY injured that he had to be earned
to the house be proposed stopping at.
PHYSICIANS were Immediately called,
and. uoop examination, the spinal col.
umn wss found to be injured in such o
way as to totally paralize the whole
body. The unfortunate young man
fingered until Tuesday last. when death
relieved his sufferipgs. The deceased
was about twenty years OF ase.--Graf-
Ton SsntineL ... ..,.. .........
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NEW YORK.
su.pension OF Lumber Merchants

suspension OF Lumber Merchants.
Troy, May "a. - The following
named firms, members of a combina-
ton to control the Western lumber
market, have suspended, their liabili-
ties being nine million dollars: White
Il Co, Albany; S. W. Barnard d Co.
New York; o. Richards & Sons, Sandy
Hill R. w. Adams 4 Co., New York
Dodge g. Co., New York; Page q Co
Oswego; C. B. Nichols & Co., Albany ;
Williamsburg Mill and Lumber Co.;
CLEANERS l. Co., Cleveland: Watson d
Turtchsll, Chicago; Barton l. Spencer
Elizabeth, and B. A. Lorelamp' Chi'
cago.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, May 26, A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States southeast
and northeast winds; cooler, clear
and partly cloudy weather with pos
sible rain In the southwest portion.
For the lakes and northwest and
thence 10 Missouri and Kentucky,
partly and increasingly cloudy and
warm weather and occasional rain with
falling temperature in the northwest oil
the Upper Mississippi valley. -.
For the Gulfand South Atlantic States
southerly and southwest winds, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain.
Reports missing from the southwest and
Pacific coast.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May A:-Lste to tonight t
a descent was made by the Cniei OF
Police and q squad Of fifteen men on
tbs doe Dit Of Charley Norbert Sixth
street. where sght Ess going on Ior
two hundred dollars q side. The Po-
lice surrounded the place and made 2
simultaneous descent, capturing hof.
bert and twelve others. who were
odeed in the Ninth street stssion
house. Eui
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FunernI or Father De Smet-Mutiby
Ia the Penitentfary - Fatal Acca'
dent, de.
ST. .Lou1L, May 24.-The funeral Of
Father De Smet; the Indian Missiona-
~, took place here this morning, and
was attended by an immense concourse
OF people.
A number Of prisoners in the State
Peuitentiary munited yesterday. One
convict was shot and several fiogged
before order was restored.
A fatal accident occurred on the Elk
position race track, Kansas City, last
Thursday. A man named johnson
WAS trying a horse on the track when
the animal caught his toe in the corks
and fell, killing himself and fatally in-
juring Mr.. johnson.
A special from Little Rock says the
Southern Presbyterian Assembly has
adjourned, and that nearly all OF the
members have left for home. No def'
mite action has been taken in relation
to an organic income. but the general
sentiment was clearly in favor oil unit
ing with the Dutch Reformed Church,
rather than with any other body OF
Presbyterians.
The Plumbers.
The plumbers Of this city held q
meeting to take action in regard to the
alleged attempt Of the board OF Water
Com missioners to compel them to use
what is known as the Gsllaher hydrant'
tie patent right ofwhich has been pur-
chased by the city. The plumbers ob,
iect to this arrangement on the ground
that it deprives them ofthe chance to
dispose of such bydrants as they may
have in stock on which they have paid
license as merchants. They also claim
the right to pu. in such hydrsnts as
thew please. That the Gsllaher by-
drant costs SIG and is no better than
thousands OF others which cost from W
to $Il, The meeting adjourned until
Tuesday evening next
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NEW YORK.
Sailed.

NEW YORK, May 24.-Rev. G. Mac
Donald, the lecturer, sailed for Europe
to-day, on the Steamship Calabrla.
The r. r.
The forfeit OF fifty dollars aside has
been put up for another prize fight be-
tween George Siddous and Arthur
Chambers. Crow Murray of Brook
lyn, is stakeholder.
For the week ending noon to-day,
10000 emigranls landed at Castle
Garden.
Decoration Day.
Preparations for the celebration OF
Decoration Day on the 3Oth Instant
are making by the Grand Army Of the
Republic, and as the occasion by legisla.
tive enactment, has been made legal
holiday, it's observance will be more
general than ever before. The celebra-
ton will consist, as in past years, in
decorating soldiers graves.
Bodies Recovered.
Four hundred and twenty~eight
bodies have been recovered from the
wrecked Atlantic, leaving one hundred
and eighteen passengers unsccounted
for. Nearly q dozen bodies Of the lost
cabin passengers are still missing, and
although all the state rooms have not
been examined by the divers it is not
thought that any bodies will be found
there when they are entered as the pas
senpers are believed to have escaped to
the deck when informed Of the pend
ing danger after the vessel struck.
Tunnel.
A proposition has been made in the
legislature to tunnel the Hudson river
60 az to admit of the passage OF rail-
wsy trains from New jersey to New
York without change of bulk.
| Robbed.
Count Lesseyniski, Russian noble
man at present residing in this city, was
robbed last night while standing at the
corner Of Twenty.sixth and Fifth Av-
epue, of a pocketbook which he wa
holding his hand, containing "a, 200 in
cash. The thief who snatched tb'
property instantly jumped into a car
riase and was rapidly driven sway
The Count raised an alarm but th'
thief escaped.
Numbers OF musical societies to night
celebrated the one hundredth anniver'
isry of the birthday Of Hans Georgia
gsli, Swiss composer.
A large meeting of those interested
| iu Sunday schools was addressed by
Fontsine j. Harkley, Secretary Of the
Sunday School Union, Of London.I H'
gave very fayorsble accounts OF the pro
sress of sunday school wsrk in Eng
land, France and Germany, and urgec
the cooperation Of the friends OF th'
csuss in America. Short addresses
were also made by several other gentle
men.
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BOSTON.
Labor Reform.

BosroN, May 25.-The annual meet
ing Of the New England Labor Reform
League, was held here yesterday. The
attendance was unusually large and the
addresses was made by the friends Of
the cause, from different parts OF the
country.
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Glass blowers are the victims OF
those affections produced 10y sndden Wis
cissitudes of temperature-rheumatism
and various infiamations. Their eyes
are weak. while they are generally thin
and delicate. .. .atHx.g %
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OHIO.
Burning Ice.

sAsDusKY, May IA IRE broke
out in the ice house Of the Lake su.
perior Ice Company, which soon burned
to the ground. The fire extended 70 tne
hnildinrs owned by Jacob Camp, form
erlv used in the manufacture OF gusno:.
vbich were destroyed. 1t is supposed
the FIRE origiusted BY spark from q
nsssipe train. The ice eompanysloss
Is $4,000. insurance 5000 on the
huildipg IL ...' ..r-.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

New YORK, May "a.
Money was easy on call to-day, and
ranged from 7 to 8 per cent. Foreign
Exchange was lower. with actual busi-
ness at l0Ss to 1854 for prime bank
and sixty day sterling, and lO9s 10 ll03
for sight.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PRov1DRScs, May 25.-In the major.
ity Of the churches to-day, memorial
sermons ware preachsd inhonor Of the
patriotic dead, to large congregations
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HALIFAX,
The Queens Birthday.

HALIFAX, May 24.-To-day being
the Queens birthday the city presen-
ted the appearance Of holiday. There
ia much enthusiasm among the people
over the celebration Of this event.
Salutes were fred to-day from the
Shore batteries and from the nen-of>
war in the harbor. Among the ship
ping there was q profuse display ol
bunting. A grand review Of troops al
30 took place in honor of the day.
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ROME.

ROME, May 24-Elaborate prepa,ra.. !.
tions are being made for the funeral OF
Court Manzeoni, and the ceremonies
expected to be Of the most imposing
character. ...
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Gen. James Shields had his tnign
broken at st. Joe, Missouri. the other
day, but is getting well. "No
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ENGLAND.
Prince OF Wales .

LONDON, May 2i.-The Prince Of
Wales is visiting bis sister, Princess
Alio, wife Prince Ludwig OF Hesse
Darmstadt.
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D. W. ADAMS is the choice ei the
Farmers Grange. Of Iowa, Tor COVER
nor of that State. ~ s.s. W.
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SrosR cutters inhsle the sharp parti-
cles, Whicn are apt to produce disease oil
the lungs.
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And all kinds OF Nun1oal lDstfumsuts
and merchandise, 70 which they invite the
attention OF those dcairfng 10 pufchaes. ~
The enicient Ind ssuileInanly salesman.
NJ Ms hamIton, who hss nad M cnarge ca OF IN, tns
continue with the new dfin, and Will take
pleasure In waiting on his frtenda who n.
yor him witha cafl. -,
Pianos and Organs sold and leassd on ths
most liberal terms. for particulays apply to,
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Adams &Lucas, "
leo Hashss ssvset. 'a''
ap1 .. 1850 WHEELING, ". vAsdi
HERR GS. y
SAFES, s:s
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As... Asymo.A 2 NsTaI 81 ssd ia STOod
has $1,000 De SeSnss pcrsos Z III III
CITY, - hs1in ~ one q yol. .Chsmpton"
Bafea, whleh We were unabls 20 reoovsf
ffom II ruins un1t1 H. af12noon, 90 Co.
count OF The intsuse heat which sufTeunded
t. When 10 opsnsd lt - Wsss aGgasabiy
surpgtsed p md our bookA pspssS &C., In
nne condition. Your, -, ~ ~ tsI
- '1-'I.I-'tI J.C. BURRA0E 4 Co.
I'd. AUOT4HA La,
Bof0n, November u, In
Naas. HGvsa0 q A6rsisI ,T-ll-'sr -li
0KHTI.EsH: - Our a0gs, = 6ummsr
strsst, Va burned IN ne la1o s0s0t 0Irv
In this city Of November . and y. our
books and papen wsrS b ousof yooy sfst
snt Champ3oi ealna. and v0s al prsssIy.
ed In eood condition. Our etoee wM burned
aboat1e O'Clock BstsSdry svsainG ~, =
account Of The bsat, We could not gd aItbs
houn 49, ths are. We eong!dsr this Ore
IN gtytng fee1 - aheyss " .gI.,gW
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An ofths latest styles o. Fuil and Half
Cofnns, conctantly on hand. Night ssi6
FRIEND 4 SON. = =.
ap7-ex IN Main street.
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
ST. LOUIS.

ruuernl or Father De Smet-MutiDy
In the Penitentiary - Fatal Acca.
dent. kc.