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New York Market.

New YORK, May l3.-Cotton-
Quiet and firm; middliog uplands l7ic.
Flour-ln moderate demand in buy
ers' favor; superdne western and
State SIS 60@5 S5; common to good
6 O066 40; good to choice 6 45@G 20,
white wheat extra 6 TO@7 ~, extra
Ohio 6 l5@7 4j. Wheat in moderate
demand and lower; No. 2 spring Chi
cago 81 47@l 50, Nc. = Milwaukee
] jl@l 81, winter red western %
Barley-DulI. Corn-Opened steady
and closed shade better; new aud old
mixed western S2@S5tc; old white
western and new aud oil western vel.
low S5@S6c. Oats-Dull. Coffee
Rio l7Sc. Sugsr-DulI; fair to good
refining 734Sc. PetroIeum-Unset-
tied and lower; crude &c; refined l3ic
Eggs-Heavyi western l4i6lJci
Leather-Uuchanged. WooI-Frm
domestic fleece iOGG2c; pulled 2jG9
SOC; unwsshed l9G36. Pork-lIeavy;
new rness sl7 % May; II l09l7 l2!C
June. Beel-Quiet. Middlings-More
active; long clear 9iGl0c; short clear
10 Lard-Lower; prime steam lOl@
10 9.l6c spot; lOS@l0 ll-lG June
10 l3-lG@l0Ic July; lie August
Cheese-Heavy at l4lc. Butter
Unchanged. Whisky-Firm at Csc
Metals-Manuiactured copper steady;
sheetipg 33c; ingot lake steady at pa "a
%. Pig non, quiet Scotch $3i 5O9
40 90; American 81 90 Bar, quiet;
Russia sheet l69l7c.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Visit ofvhe Gar.

LONDON, May l3.-The Russian
Imp periaI yacht Dershorva, with the
Car on board, went aground yester-
cay while leaving the harbor OF Plush
ing and WAS not foated until II o'clock
this morning. An immense number OF
persons have lett here for Gravesend to
welcome His Majesty, and large
crowds who are not aware OF the de-
tent!on are gathering at the railroad
stations by which the train bearing
the Gar will pass. In thi. city flags
are flying at all POINTS. A rumor is
current this afternoon that the Car
will lanG at Dovsr instead of Gravesend ;
at all events he will not reach shore be-
fore elk O clock this evening which will
be several hours behind the time fixed
in the official programme.
The Gar and Grand Duke Alexis
arrived at Dover this evening. I'm
mense crowds witnessed the debarka-
alton Of the party. and greeted them
with hearty cheers. The Duke and
Duchess OF Edinburgh, prince OF Wales
and Prince Arthur were waiting to re-
ceive the imperial visitors, and con-
Quoted them to Windsor Castle, where
they arrived st 70 o'clock tonight.
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GEORGIA.
Agricultural Congress.

ATLANTA, May l3.-The Agricultu-
raj Congress assembled in this city at
10 o'clock this morning. A large NUNS
Der of delegates were present and the
Convention WAS called to order by Pree.
ident Jackson, who delivered lengthy
address. The attendance from the
south is large and fully represented.
Tne delegates from the northwest hs~e
not generally arrived The morning
session was devoted to addresses OF
welcome by Colonel Spencer, Mayo Of
Atlanta, and General Colquent, Pres
ident OF the State Agricultural Society,
to which Mr.. Greene OF Maryland, and
Rev. A. Means OF Georgia, responded
on behalf OF the Con-
gress. A preliminary report
of the Committee on Credentials was
presented. The Secretarys g report was
read and on motion was received, the
seperate suggestions contained therein
being re erred to special committee.
The Committee on Transportation
which was appointed last year, Messrs.
Window aud Lswton, OF South Caro-
lima, presented an elaborate report
which was read and referred to q
special committee OF five
The President named II. E. Peyton,
J. r. Hodge, OF Washington, D. c..
A. II, Calsmith, Of Georgia E. w.
West, OF illinois, and DR.. A. NJ. Max
well, OF Tennessee as the said commit,
tee.
A communication from Messrs. Tans
bey IL Hebert, of New Orleans, Louisi.
ana, was read, asking that the Agricul.
tural Congress would memorialize tht
United States Congress in behalf OF tht
Fort St. Philip canal, which was re.
| ierred to the same committee.
A resolution was adopted for the ap'
pointment OF committee to consider
the reorganization Of the Congress so al
to secure a more intimate relation with
the open local societies and clubs OF th'
country.
The Presidents address is set as tn,
special order at 10 o'clock on Thursday
morning.
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MEM PHIS.
Another Leyee Break.

MEMPuIs, May l3.-About daylight
Yesterday morning the levee broke at
Appleton's plantation, opposite Friar's
Pint. At last accounts the crevasse
WAS one hundred and fifty yards wide,
and the water was spreading over
the plantation, one OF the finest in that
section. The crevasse at Miller's on
the Mississippi side is now six hundred
yards wide, and the water in the streets
at Friar's Point is three feet
deep. and Families are moving out
and the merchants are busily engaged
in removing goods. The whole coun-
try in the rear is rapidly being inunds-
ted Some idea may be formed OF the
power OF the water rushing through
this crevasse by its tearing up huge
cottonwood trees two aud three feet in
diameter, and scattering them over the
neigh boring plantations. The steamers
now all come through Council Bend
cutoff.
Harry Powers, Captain of the steam
er CIarksville, was held to answer IN a
sum OF $1,000 for hanging a young He
brew passenger to make him contess
having robbed a fellow-pssseuger, and
then putting him ashore with his hands
tied behind him.
The Mayor and Council called on
Ex- President Johnson last night.
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wheeling Cattle Market.

" EDNhcDAf, hhf 10
The stock market was steady and
firm last week. The receipts were tair
and the quality was good. There seems
TO be an upward tendency in the mar
ket both for cattle and hogs. One lot
OF cattle from Pittsburgh brought s. OO
per cwt., the highest paid for long
time. The lowest figure paid was 81 W
per cwt.
HoGs.-The receipts during the week
amounted 10 l9l head. $50 OF which
were from Pittsburgh. The prices paid
were IS 75@6 2j per cwt. according to
quality.
CATTLE-The extreme range OF price,
paid was 81 OO@7 90 per cwt The ar
rivals amounted to 20 head.
SHBFP-The demand for sheep is
good, but the arrivals are very light
Prices range from S. - to 90 per
Cwt
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WARRINGTON, May 2.
SENATE.

Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on
Claims, reported adversely on the petl'
ton OF Dempsey & Otoole for station
ary furnished the Interior Department
Mr.. Chandler, by reqnest, introduced
bill for the better protection OF im
migrants. Referred.
Mr.. Sherman introduced a bill to
regulate commerce among the several
States and with foreign nstions. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Oglesby INTRODUCED a bill for
the relief OF the Chickasaws. Referred
Mr.. Davis, by unanimous consent,
addressed the Senate upon the bill in
troduced by him, sppropriating 5000
600 to reimburse the State OF West
Virginia and its citizens for losses In
CURED by reason OF the destruction ol
bridges, court houses, school houses
churches, &c, by the federal troops
during the late war. He spoke oil the
organization Of his State government
and the situation OF the State during
the war, stating that she had been 10y
al to the government from the very be-
ginning, but from her peculiar sltua'
ton was forced TO bear the brunt OF the
hard knocks aud cruel blows from both
conteudirg armies. He appealed 10
the Senators to do justice to the claim
as we'll as TO those OF the border and
southern states,
Mr.. Scott said that unless the Sena-
tor from Ohio (Mr. Shermau) deemed
ii his duty to call up the finance bill
he (Scott) would ask the Senate to
proceed to the consideration OF the bills
from .he Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Sherman said he did 'eel it in
cumbent On him to move to take up
the finance bill, but he hoped it's con-
,iderstion would not occupy more than
day and to-morrow.
MIR. Scott gave notice that after the
finance bill should be disposed OF be
would ask the Senate to consider the
bills from the Committee on Claims.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the
consideration OF the finance BILL.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WARRINGTON, May Is. SP.M
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake Region, light 10 fresh
variable winds and slight fall Of tem-
persture will prevail, with rising bar
ometer in the northern portion OF these
districts. For the South Atlantic
States, light rain, followed by partly
cloudy weather, northeasterly TO south,
easterly winds, rising temperature and
but slight change OF pressure. For the
Gulf States, partly cloudy weather
northessterly wind shifting to south.
easterly, continued high temperature
and stationary to falling barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region. Tennessee,
the Ohio Valley aud Northwest, in
creasing cloudiness, northeasterly te
southeasterly winds, stationary or ris'
ing temperature, except in Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, and slowly fall,
ips barometer with rain in centraI
Wisconsin and the lower Missouri val
leys and thence northeast to Michigan
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FIRES.

NASHVILLE, May ia fire in
Courtland, Alabama, last night, des-
troyed large portion of the business
part Of the town, including the stores oi
j. w. Folk, John S. Simpson, Peppear,
Houston Il Edwards, and the postoffice
The loss is estimated at between fifty
and and seventy five thousand dollars.
No insurance. The fire is supposed to
be caused by an incendary.
CLoRlNDA, Iowa, May 13.-The Her
old office, the Republican paper here
was entirely consumed by fire las,
night. Nothing was saved but the
subscription and account books
Loss about $4,000 No insurance
1t is supposed to be the work Of an in
cendisry.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. May l3-Cotton-
Strong at l7!c. FIour-Dull and un,
changed. Whest-Dull and lower a.
81 4O@l AZ. Corn-Qaiet and steady
at 72G15c. Oats-QIiet and steady
at 5O9jSc. Rye-Steady At 08
Barley-DuIl and unchanged. OILS
Unchanged Eggs-Du,I al l2ic
Butter-Dull and lower choice 27G
2Sc. Cheese-S;esdy at l49!jc
Provisions-In good demand at full
prices. Pork-Firm at SI7 50. Lard
Firm; steam nominal; kettle lltc
Bulk mes,s-Firm; shoulders CO
cash; &c buyer June; clear rib sdss q
buyer May; clear 9tc. Bscon-Firm
shoulders 7c; clear RIB sides 9;@9.c
clear lOi. Wbisky-Quiet at CSC.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The warm summer-llke days that
have so suddenly succeeded the chill
ling inclemency OF the past few weeks,
have had a good effect upon trade,
The retail business OF the city has i'm
proved; country collections have grown
even better although they have been
good all spriDg; and the farmers are
sending to market here and elsewhere
the produce that was kept at home by
the bad roads. Labor in every avoca-
ton is active, and hence money is get-
ting more plentiful among the masses.
The weather is most favorable to the
growing crops and to planting.
WHEAT never looked better-in fact,
it could scarcely be better, and there il
large breadth sown. Oats isup rank,
green and even. A large amount OF
corn has been planted this week, and
the ground has been in elegant order
for planting.
Fruit will be full crop ifno un-
toward event shall happen to it here
after. Even the peach promises we'll
STocK Of all kinds wintered we'll, and
feed has generally been abundant.
CATTLE command good price where
they are fat enongh for the butcher ;
and fat hogs are much sought after for
fresh pork and lard. The high price
OF lard and bacon, and the generally
admitted scarcity OF hogs in the coun-
try, will keep up the price until next
buichering time.
SHEEP came to the pastures in good
plight, and. Of course, the crop oil wool
will be excellent. The stock OF wool
in the haudsof manufacturers ls light,
but the market will probably open up
with caution, as it seems to be the poll
cy of all business men TO carry the lgh-
trst possible stocks.
WALTER Brown, SoN j. Co., OF New
York, write as follows:
The wool trade during April contin.
ued quiet throughout. with dem and
from manufacturers for only such WOO
Is were actually needed tor immediate
consumption. This dullness may be
attributed TO the continued depression
in woolen goods, which, as they accu.
mulsted, have been pressed on the
market by agents, at considerable los.
to the producer, and the latter have
naturally been disposed to anticipate
their wants in buying raw mate.
rial.
The general tone OF prices, however
has been maintained at about previous
rates. Tne very small supply Of fleeceI
precludes any material decline in val
ues uptIl the nearer approach OF to,
new clip, or the srriva! Of larger ip'
voices OF foreign woods, which will in
crease the assortment OF fine clothing
stock; and were it not for the extrem,
quiet in goods, there is little doubt tha
values in wool would show considera.
bic advance. 1t is evident that manu-,
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, May l3.-FIour-Dull but
unchanged. Whest-DuII and prices q
shade lower; No. Chicago spriug
81 23!; No . DO 2l9l 2lt cash; %
seller June; No. 3 do l5 Corn-In
fair demand but At lower rates; No. .
mixed 60lc cash; 6lic seller June; G2;c
seller July. Osts-Dull and price,
have declined; No. = 4jG45tc cash;
42lc seller July. Rye-Higher grsie'
advanced; No. 9sG98!c. BarIey-Qui
ct and unchanged; No. 2spripg 81 40
Pork-Opened lower with sale. a.
$l6 so June, and closed frmer with
the decline recovered; Is 90 cash 0,
seller June. Bulk Meats-stesdy; salel
OF short rib middles al BIC loose spo,.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May I3.-FIour-Quiet
and unchanged Whest-QuIef; Penn.
sylvanis red 81 679l y; other grades
unchanged. Corn-Wes,ern mixed
dull; red 839S4c1 old Sc. Oats
Heavy; western mixed 62c; white Goa
&C. Rye-Stesdy e. 81 00gl o.
Provisions-Hesvy and quiet; mess
pork SIC 80; bulk shoulders &c; clear
rib sides 9iG bacon shoulders 7!c; clear
rib sides l0tG sugar cured hams l46
l5c; lard l0ic. Butter-Quiet ard IN.
changed. CoTee-U ochanged:- W nisky
Primer at 9gc.
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ARKANSAS.
Meeting Ofthe Legislature.

LITTLE Rock, May ia quorum OF
both houses OF the legislature is now in
session, fourteen members in the Senate
and forty-fve in the House, and are
proceeding with business.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock this
morning. Fourteen member. were
present. A quorum being present, the
Senate proceeded to organize. Senator
J. G. Frierson was elected temporary
president. The Secretary, W. W.
Arrick, WAS present. Mr.. Askew gave
notice that he would, at an early day,
offer bill providing for the
assembling of the Constitutional Con-
vention. A committee OF three was
appointed to wait on the House and
inform that body that it WAS ready to
proceed with business. Recess till 4
P. NJ.
In the House forty-six members
answered to their names. A quorum
being present, after prayer, the House
proceeded 10 organize by filling, tenn
porarily, the position Of officers who
are absent. Hon. J. H. Berry, Of
Benton, was elected temporary speaker,
and G. C. Reed chief clerk. The Office
OF sergeant-at~arms WAS declared vacant
by reason OF the removal OF that officer
from the Stale aud Dr. j. B. Bond was
elected to the vacancy. A committee
of three was appointed to inform the
Senate that the House was organized
and ready tor business. All the re-
mainder OF the committees Of the
House were excused and the
Speaker was authorized to appoint new
once. A joint resolution was
| passed appointing committee of two
rom the Senate and three from the
House to notify Governor Baxter that
the General Assembly had met upon
his call for an extraordinary session
and were ready to receive any message
he might desire 10 communicate,
A motion was adopted providing for
stationery and the usual number OF
newspapers and the House then took
a recess till ?. NJ.
The Legislature this morning ap-
pointed joint committee to prepare
resolutions TO send to the President with
reference to the difficulties. The House
passed resolution calling on Governor
Baxter to know whether or not Brooks
had complied with the proposition OF
Baxter TO remove from the State House
and let the Legislature TO settle the
present trouble.
Mr.. Pindall made a speech, taking
the position that the Legislature had
exclusive jurisdiction in cases OF
cantest for the office OF Gov
ernor; that they knew Of no
other that could be recognized as
Governor but Baxter. He favored the
reception and consideration OF any pc
titon that might be presented, except
such as were presented at the polrt o:
the bsyonet These remarks were
loudly spplsuded.
Another little street skirmish occur
red this evening, in which two men
were wounded.
Baxter received several companies
Of troops this evening. de also receiv-
ed two pieces OF artillery this morning
Matters are rather quiet tonight.
Weather clear and warm.
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New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, May l3.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 2Sl2, too many for the demand
the market closed extremely dali at 3
decline OF tc from Monday; the quality
was generally good; sales at lOt@l2tc.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 4.O4O,
one-halt OF which changed hands in a
dull. weak marke, At 69Sc for sheared;
76Ssc for unshorn. and l0i@l2!c tor
spring lsmbs. Swiue-ArrIvsls 2,440;
none offered alive; dressed in fair de-
msud al Itc.
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DIsPATCuEs this morning mention
the harmonious and unapimous nomi-
nation OF Hon. W. w. EAToN by the
Democratic caucus to be United States
Senator from Connecticut in place OF
BUCKINGHAM, whose term expires on
the 4th of next March. We believe
that Mr.. EAToN's nomination will be
hailed with satisfaction by Democrats
all over the country. He ID no new
convert to Democratic principles, but
has been for many years the leader OF
the Old Guard in Connecticut, and
has always been a most faithful and
persistent laborer for Demo-
cratic success. His reputation in
this regard has long since extend
ell beyond the limits OF his
State, and the name of BILL EATON"
OF Connecticut, has often been men,
toned as that Of one OF the staunch de-
finders of the Dem ocratic faith. We
are glad that he is to be sent to the
United States Senate to swell the rap
IDLY increasing roll Of those who are
laboriug to check the tide of ption
and fraud into which Republican su-
premacv has drifted.
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CONNECTICUT.
Nominated for u >. Senate

NEw HAVEN, May l3.-The Sena-
torsl caucus held this evening by the
Democratic members OF the General
Assembly Tor the nomination OF U. S.
Senator, was Unexpectedly quiet A
choice was made immeiiatey Y after the
trst informal ballot, which resulted 81
follows: Whole number of votes cast
81; VIM. w. Eaton, 81; VIM. II.
Bsrhum, 46, Gov. Chas. Ingersall, 20.
A motion was made to declare Mr..
Eaton the unanimous nominee OF the
caucus. which was unanimously psssed
amid great applause.
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CLEVELAND.
workingmen's n eeiing.

CLEVELAND, May ia meeting OF
workingmen is announced to be held
next Monday evening under the
auspices OF the Industrial Council Of
this county. Labor reform, and psrticu'
larly the eight hour system are sub
jects to be discussed
A well known colored man named
George Smite tell dead this afternoon
while aboard a street car, in the act OF
depositing his fare.
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TOls(io n RFket.

TOLEDO, Nav l3.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Whea,-Dull; prices have
declined lc, white Michigan 81 81;
extra do 81 &c; amber Michigan 81 45!;
seller June 81 46l; seller July 81 4iiG9
IS; No. > red 81 AL August 81 32!
No, do 81 35. Corn-Dull and n
shade lower; high mixed 69ic; seller
May 69c, June 69ic; July oslo; low
mixed 69c, white 7Oc; no grade 65c.
Oats-No y shade better at Soc; No,
- $40
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May l3.-The new Minis
try is announced this morning as fol-
lows: Zabala, President Of Council
and Minister Of War; Sagasta, Minis
ter of the Interior; Ullva, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs; Comach, Minister OF
Finance; Alonzo Colemansres, Minis
ter Of Public Works; Romers Ortez,
Minialer Of COLONIES.
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Philadelphia Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA. May l3.-Plour-
Dull; ,uperfine 4 5095 so Wisconsiu
and Minnesota extra family 50; State
Ohio and Indiana 5098 25. WhesI
Dull; red | 45@l TO- amber 75@
| IS. Rye-s;eady at 90. Corn
Quiet; yellow S5c. Osts-U uchanged
Petroleum-Dull ard declining; crud,
lO!; refiaed l49l4ic. Wbisky-HelC
Al sSic.
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ALBANY.
Political.

ALBANY, May l3.-The representa-
tives OF the Liberal Republicans are
now in this city for the purpose of hold
ing conference in regard to the polit'
icsl action o! the party in the coming
campaign. 1t is reported that they
favor separate convention to be held
prior to the conventions OF other po-
litical parties.
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CINCINNATI.
Editorial Excursion,

CINCINNATI, May l3.-An excursion
OF editors, sixty in number, from the
State Of New York, arrived here at six
o'clock this evening. They will remain
here till Friday, and will then leave
for Nashville via Louisville and Mann
moth Cave.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East LIBERTY. May l3-Cst,le-
Arrivals, Is csrs; beat Sc 25 TO 6 IS;
medium IS Is to 6 co. common 5 90 to
5 CO. stockers 4 25 10 AS. Hogs
Arivsls, 8 cara; Philsdelphia's 6 90
to 6 90 Workers IS 20 70 5 10. Sheep
Arrivals 2s cars; none selling.
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New York Money and stock MarIe,

New York Money and stock Market
New YORK, May lS.-MoNKY-
Closed at 3 per cent. Sterling dull st
4S7!@4SS for 60 days, and 49O3td49l
for sight. Customs receipts S210. 900
GoLD-Opened apd closed st ll2t
with sales during the day a, ll2@ll24.
Carrying rates l@4 hst. The Assist
ant Treasurer disburssd $4,000.
Cleariugs sS7,O00,000. Tosmorrow s
steamers take out 5000, 900 in gold coin
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
GoygRNMENrs-Steadv
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, May l3-The trade
movement continues slow with com,
mission houses and the jobbing
branches are quiet, Cotton goods in
steady request tor moderate lots from
first hands; prices nominally firm.
Standard msdier prints are quiet. but
the bordeied styles and sheetipgs are
fairly active. Ginghsms are now job
biug at lllc. Percales in good de.
mand Foreign goods very quiet.
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State Board OF Agriculture.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Ian nch ed,

CHESTER, May l3-The Pacific Mai
Steamer Compsny's Dew steamer City
of Takeo, WAS launched to-day in the
presence OF an immense crowd OF peo-
pie. The new vessel is $500 tons bur-