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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-30
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IL HOLIDAY PRESENTSI
NHRISTMAS GROCERIES.

4 NdR1OlMAO UNOCCN1GO.
The attantion Of my customers and the public
generally is respectfully called to q large line OF
choice goods, such as
RAiSINS, CURRANTS, CITRON,
PRESERVED JELLIES,
CANNED GOODS in great variety,
ENGLISH and AMERICAN PICKLES,
WORCESTERSHIRE and other SAUCES.,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.
NEW YORK and VA. CKWHEAT,
HOMINT GRITS, &c, Sc,
together with full stock of pure BRAND1ES,
WHISTLES, WINES, &C., Sc Also Virginia
Crab Apple, New York and Newark CIDER
al of which will be sold at thevery lowest rates
consistent with fair dealing.
JOSEPH HOPKINS, Grocer,
dec 3 No. 5 north Fairfax st.
PRlME HOMEMADE A1NcE MEAT
For sale by
J. T. CIR u NJ P.
NO = SOUTH FAIRFAX ST.
Price l2l cents per pound. nov ll-tJl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

The night side of drinking sslsOn-
The outside.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

DEAD'S Concentrated Esseuce Jam.ica Ginger.
II Inva Iua ble family medicine. possessing alt
the medicinal properties together with the aroma Of
the purest Jamaica Ginser-onlJ 25c. per bottle
for sale by c. E: BELLER.
TPHAE's Frsekle, Tan and PimPle Banieber
cTIss BIo'shss !; ssurSE; Dry and .1s. mstsTy PIN
Grubs Worms IN the Skin, sc. just received and
for sale by C. E. BELLER.
uoRsEFoRD;s Self Raising Bread Prep. .:oh. /.
unsurpasSed for ms King light bread. biscuit,
cakes and pastry, for sisby c. E. BELLER. :
culver Soap, for PolissinE Silver; Tin ware. &C.,
~ for sale by G. Z. BELLER
TIURNIP sEED.-Whiss Norfolk. Red Top and
Rutabaga Turuip Seed-all fresh md reliable
-!nst received aud for sale. e. z. 8ELLER.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

TIRED OF WAI1IH6.-A lIdy 10 PogEh
keepsis found 3 little girl in the street eFyige
bitterly, and asked ber where she was g~;ag,
she was so small 10 be cut alone.
''DoWn town to End my papa" "Nhst
is your fatbsr's Uains!" inquired the lad
s'His name Is papa" "But what does 5orr
mother call hin?" "SLs calls him pAps
"What do you want Of your pspsr" ii
only Rant to kiss him" just then sister
Of The child. who was seaEohiDg for her. osps
and took possession Of the little runaway, an
told the the pitifuI story tbstthe OhiId's father
whom It dearly loved, had died recently, az
she being tired of waiting. bad gone oat .
look fur him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

/ AIDES Particular Attention is called to tho
i ma guiEiceut stoc K of MILLINERY GOODS at
Goidanith's Twin Fronts. room il the OF
Store l9 is prepared for the exhibition. md Fash
ionable AIiIIiner is in constant attendance. The
etyes he very latest, and perfectly beautiful
Prices less Iha n could be lima aEined.
k3- Call rArIv and make your selectione.
IIctubsT = 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

"A doctor and military officer beoaass
enamored Of the same lady. a hieDd sste-
her vhioh of the two sCitofs she iDten ded g.
Iavor. She replied that ''it was dif5ca':
tell. they were both such killing creatures u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

"A. malicious person says that eottou
sheets and newspaper sheets are alike II ths
respec. that gres. many people lie in thea.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

CIRCULATiSG Library To nccommoda,e to
~ the -"a0ina community, hsve reduced the
price to 10 cent? pef week ii adfsncc.. knv Book
10 read for hat sun. GEO. T LIGHT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
s@The following gentlemen are duly au>
thorized to receive ADVERTISING aud SUB
scRIrT1oN for the Esprit Of ,1c6ersom," and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO D Y-Shepherdstopn.
JoHN P. KERFoor = Mrtinsburg
CuAs. r. Lee BerryViiie.
JOEL W. RoBEBTs- Kiddle0Gy.
ADAM LINK, Jr DubfetIs Depot.
JAS. ". BARNHART-I I'nionv,Ne
NJ w BURR-Broum's Shop
r Fl. R"BERTs- RecrneYscWe
HENRY S...LEAGUE-Le LeetoDn.
john ". DALGARN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

Culver Soap, for Silver, sold by
= August u: 1879. Gko. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

- Modesty 10 woman IS like color on Be-
cheek-decidsdly becoming If not pct oo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

mustard ssltpetre, saleratus, starch, scales,
boxed; school slss-s, stove backing, ehoe
pegs, In barrels, soap. soda, shUt, 10 bags /; su.
gar nnpie. sugar refined safes, tar, taIlOW,
types Tin. tacks, in boxes OF barrels, tela.
graph wire, vepeering. boxed Whisky, wire,
wire-fennihg, willow reeds, 10 bundles; white
lead, zine, IN rolls. sheets or casks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

1GAES.-The very beet CiPars4soId in town and
atprices from: Sc TO s. each No cheap or m.
aged stock 90 hand. Will sell by the Boz at a dis
count. GEO T. LIGHT.
DEYNoLDs' Pile, Ana all other patent pedl.
IL cines. a"ld bv GEO. T. LIGHT.
August u, 1873
AMPS. Lanterns and Lamp Goods just reeei1-
DtRLOR LAMPs.-Half dozen pairs splendid
Nov. IL, 1873 GEO. T. LIGHT.
DRESENTS Tor every one, TO be found at
L Dec. l6. 1873. GEO. T. LIGHTS
AMPS the hest and chea pcst-for sals by
IL Dec. 9 1873. GEO T LIGHT.
CAG GE.-Pur. Ground Sage; fur sale BY
- Dec 2, 1878. C EO. LIGHT.
GALTpETRE Pure SaItpetrs and common Salt
Petre. tOr sale by GEO T. LIGHT.
b. bPAiSTIsGs ILSs csS fer IS H e BY ,cu
4 xRorND PEPPER-pure-,oiob by
SHoE polish, French Bl.cking, GlJeerine Lo
Dec :. ISIS. &c GO T. LIGHT.
"A E Otf-r nothing but tbs best of aIticIes-have
or can supply the eoinnaOn kind if desired.
Dec. 1879. GEo. LIGHT.
EoNGREss Water on drnueht at
u Jnly Is, 1878 mAsoN's Drug Store.
II OFFS celebrated Ext. Malt. a fresh suPPIy
DURE genuine, untdulterAted London Brown
] Stout. just received by W. 8. MASoE.
s Preventive agaiDst Cholera, MAson's
"A Anti Cholera Remedy ,varra nted reliable. also
= specihc in Diarrbcoa. Dysentery, &c. bottts
should be in every horse. Found only at
July Is, 1873. MAsON'S Drug Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
EDUCATIONAL
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

EHsTABLIsHED by Congress, adopted by the
IL State; aided by the beneyolence ofindfTiduals,
societies. and other Institutions.
Five Departments of lnstruction-L Literary, Sci
entifc,. gricultural, Military and Engineering.-
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
Inent,.
In charge of = largo Faculty of accomplished
scholars aud successfuI educators. = n
FALL TEEa begins Sept. 4th WrsTEH, Dscera-
bGr4 4. SPRIS6, March ~.
CoHHESoEa ENT June l9, 1873. 7-T =
FOtaf expenses from $3.50 to $3.50 per year
Less to those boarding in clubs. ~
Send for Catalogue, containing full particulars,
to ALEX. MARTIN, ~
morgantowa. W. Va. July %. 1872
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Reply to"A yindication."
CONVICTION, Va, May u,

CoviSGToN, VA, May II, 1874.
tN,ssrs. Ed,t0rS,-An article signed "Eye-
Witness" appeared in your issue Of yesler-
day, purporting to be yindication Of the
REYNOLDS family but it was really an attack
on L. L. Parrish and myself. AS such 1t
deserves police. have no desire or lnten-
ton to enter into a newspaper controversy
with any one, on any subject, but more espe'
ciallv in regard to the subject preached by
Eyewitness" Everybody here knows
that my report of the testimony and argu-
ments ia the case Of Ehe Commonwealth Us:
James ". Reynolds was fair, accurate, and
rs flllI as circumstances allowed. Mir. Par
risb has more cause for complaint than any
one else. My report of his speech was more
meaere than that of the gentleman who fol-
lowed him.
l entered upon the work Of reporting the
trial with no feelings but those of kindness
towards the prisoner, and with the persua'
sion that there had not been sufficient EVIL
dence before the grand jury to convict him.
! cherished this persuasion not IN conse-
oucnce of getting my information from
mi.directed public opinion" as "Eye-Wlt-
ness" supposes, but in spite Of public opin-
ion. NV remarks, which he quotes, were
made to give brief history OF this "pu6llc
opinIon" to which be alludes-not with the
Intention of wounding the feelings OF any
one. In those remarks said all have TO
say about the history of the family. Inc
public outside of this section have ofurther
interest in the matter, and all the parties are
we'll known here.
Some of the illusions Of "Eye-Witness !"
are unintelligibIe to me, but those bearing
on the attorney for the Commonwealth
ought to be noticed. He speaks of "a law
officer whose pertinacity in prosecuting a
eiple of justice, was a matter of surprise and
regret to every thoughtful spectator of the
scene" It will be almost without exception
conceded by those who attended upon the
trial that the course pursued by Mr.. Parrish
was that of a Christian gentleman in the dis
charge of painful duty. CONVICTION.
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Grand Lodge Z. D. D. +. of North
CarOffna.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
GREENSBORO, May 13.-The Grand Lodge
OF 1. o. o. f. of the State of North Caro-
lima met here to-day. 1t was the largest at
tendance ever before assembled in the State.
The lodge met at 10 A. NJ. Twenty-seven
lodges were represented and over fifty men,
bers present. The following grand officers
were present: w. II. Bagley, NJ. W. G. M. !;
R. 4. Watson, r. W. G. D. NJ; j. j. Litch-
ford, r. W. G. S.; r. j. Jones, R. ". G.
r.; Seaton Gales, R. W. G. R. to G. L. Of
the United States; Joseph Hldesheimer,
". G. NJ; james W. Albright, W. G. c.;
Henry T. Clawson, W. G. g.; Henry Potter,
". G. A.
The Grand Encampment meets tonight.
Good attendance already present. The fol-
lowing grand officers are present: c. NJ.
Busbee, NJ. W. G. C. P: D. Scott, Jr., r.
W. G. S. W.; =. J. Jones, G. S. and T.;
II. 7. Clawson, R. J. W.; J. .Hildesheimer,
r. W. G.. S.
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From Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 13.-Edward Thomas:
a native of Norwich, Conn, resident here
since 1909, died here to- day, aged elghty.one'
He was one of the weaithiest and most re-
spected citizens of the place.
The convention of Cotton Exchanges IN
the United States will meet IN Augusta on
the 10th of June, and not on the Sd, as re-
ported yesterday.
General Wade Hampton delivered an ad
dress here tonight in aid of the fund OF the
ladies, Memorial Association.
General Robert Toombs, who has JUST re
turned from Washington, expresses himself
pleased with his interview with presfaen
Grant. He sustains his veto OF the lnaatlol
hill
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ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT, 1874, the
~ business heretofore conducted und,r the Grm-
name OF BROWN, PEMDEKToN u Co. Will be car
who will keep always on hand large stock OF
and solicit continuance OF the trade generally.
$50 barrels A, B, 9, and q YELLOW SUGARS
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Granshte<i
SUGARS;
so barrels lew-grade YELLOW SUGARS,
so barrels Porto Rico MOLASSES,
so barrels Prime TO Choice SYRUPS,
so barrels Common SYRUPS,
10 tIerces Prime l. EAF LARD,
40 hogsheads SHOULDERS aud SIDES,
20 terccs Choice SUG aR-CURED HAMS, can
vascd and uncanyased;
Is tcrces SUGAk-CURED SHOULDERS, can
Yased aud uncanVascd;
10 boxes BREAKFAST BACON, small sl2eS;
Full line LAG UAYRA and RIO CUEFEES,
$50 boxes SOAP. various brands;
100 boxes Prime Factory CHEESE,
100 barrels = IIme Bright EASTERN BER'
100 barrels Extra and Superfne FLOUR,
25 barrels VINEGAR.
Also, full assortment OF
TEAS, BUCKETS, BROOKS, WRAPPIEG-PAPKR,
TOBACCO, RICE, CANDLES,
HORSFORD'S POWDERS, PEPPER,
SPICE, MUSTARD. GINGER,
BRUSHES, SUTNEGS, STARCH,
ESS. COFFEE. SOFA, MATCHES,
BACKING, &c, &C..
Also, L full line
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
myl-lm ID. y. DAVIS q CO.
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Proceedings Of the United States Dis.
trict Court-A Murder Trial Dis.
charge Of The Prisoner: &c
Especial telegram to the Dispatcb

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA, May 10, 1S74.--In the
United States District Court to-day, Judge
Robert W. Hughes presiding, the case of
The United States vs. E. w. Maupin, Esq,
charged with violating the enforcement act,
was taken up. Our people will recollect
that MIR. Maupin was arrested in November,
1872, charged with violating the enforcement
| act. He was judge of election at the Jack
| son Ward poll in Portsmouth, and refused
! to receive the vote of negro named Samuel
Williams.
The United States was represented by
District-Attorney Lewis and the defendant
by Messrs. Holiday and Gayle. After the
hearing of testimony the case was submitted
to the jury, who failed to agree, and were
discharged until tomorrow morning.
In March, 1871, the schooner Peerless,
Captain Patterson, of Baltimore, arrived here
in tow of the steamer j. W. Eyerman. On
the morning Of Thursday, the 18th, one Of
the crew, named Gilbert "a negro, got into
an alteration with the steward (another ne
gro, named Wright Renshaw,) and struck
him on the head with large handspike while
coming from the galley, fracturing the skull
and causing death. Henry was arrested by
Deputy Marshal Farrell, under orders from
Commissioner Barry, and lodged in the Nor
folk county Jail, in Portsmouth, to await ex.
animation.
The case has been standing since that time,
and to-day came up before Judge Hughes,
when, in the absence of witnesses, the pri-
soner was discharged. The Government has
been to considerable expense in its efforts
to secure the witnesses in this case, the
deputy marshal having been to Baltimore on
TWO occasions for this purpose. The failure
of securing others, and the late drowning of
Captain Thomas c. Bean, Of Baltimore,
pilot, who was main witness, prevented
the prosecution Of the case.
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National Agricultural Congress.

ATLANTA, GA, May 13.---The National
Agricultural Congress met to-day. There
are about one hundred delegates present.
A number from the northwest are expected
tonight. Mayor Spencer and General Col
quit welcomed the Congress.
Secretary Green recommends in his report
the Reorganization Of the Congress and the
adoption OF measures making local organiza-
tions tributary.
Vice-President Lawton, of South Carolina,
in paper on transportation, characterizes
the report Of the United States Senate Com.
miltee on Transportation as inaccurate and
vague abortion. He urges memorial to
the United States Congress for survey OF
three narrow-gauge direct routes to PORT
Royal, Norfolk, and New York from Council
Bluffs, Iowa, direct.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Is, 1874.
,pDrvrn

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Is, 1S74.
ARRIVED.
Rrip Piccadilly (Br.), Byron. Ne" york. hghs'
CALICO Mills Company. ,-, ,-h.r 20
Schooner Winslow Winn, VIM, lumoef, 70
Schooner slgnonette Bacon, Norfolk, old iron'
to master.
Steamer Eliza Hanco1, Clifford, norfolk, mer'
.henJIse and Messengers. l.. b. Iatum, aseus-
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, New YORK; oahhe'
coal, Curre i co.
cLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner J. II. Marvel, johnson, fhliaoeiphin
'i Schooner NarcIssa, Applesarth, Baltimore, May
Bark Tarpei.u, Young, Liverpool. ,.u,,
Rark Advance, Thorstensen, LlVeIpooi' Aprii
Er,r Mariana (Port.), Santos Boston, April 25'
Schooner Walter Jones, Alexandra, Ap,li 20.
Schooner Dolphin, Passages, Phiiadeipnia' Aprh
schooner Mary L. Newton, Emmens. Bath Me.
schooners j. ii. MARVEL, NJ. Newfoundland J.s'
RIG Kaiuna, Nash, Bost on, May y.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, May 11.-Arriveo; A. Z; AunaeA'
Hilton: A. Jennings, Blake: Z. n. :" aIcett' ~
man: ! j, Houseman, Ryder; w A. Low Io ae
man: Two Brothers, Nelson; .. Ii. JONES' Lee
Virginia. roe r,tared ont for this mort
hork Tarpeian, Young.
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correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl.
Letter from Cuspepef.
CULpErER, VA, May IL

CULPEpER, VA, May 10, 1914.
The annual meeting OF the Pledmoat AZ
ricultural Society was held mere yesterday
and was well attended. The president,
General J, G. Field, read his report, which
made a yerv gratifying exhibit of the condi-
ton and prospects of the Society. Arrange
rnents were made looking to the still further
imnrovement of the grounds of the Society,
which are already most beautiful and admi-
rably adapted to the purposes Of an agricul-
,ural exhibition. Among the improvements
is the construction Of a lake. General Fieia
was reelected president Of the Society, ana
most of the other officers were retained.
The usual readings" came of last night
at the rooms of the Library Association. Inc
reading last night was by Rev. Messrs., Mill
nigerode, Taylor, and Stone.
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7 AIDES AND MISSES SERGE 60

7 AIDES AND MISSES SERGE Wa
- LACE and BUTTON CATERS, a-
Ladies' and Mlsses' Serge Fo1ed and BnssoA CAL
TIERS;
Ladies' and Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
CRUQUETS;
Maria Antoinette BUSKINS:
Juniatias, Magnolias, aud other styles Of EIaIP-
PERS and WALKING SHOES;
Gentcmen's, BOYS. and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert OAFORDS, TIES, &C., box, plain, and eX-
tension toes;
Chdren's and Infants Colo,ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS In endless variety, Just re-
ceiyed for early spring trade.
CUSTOM WORK MADE TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAIAlNa neatly
and promptly done.
Special attention paid to orders
JOHN II. ROSCHEN & BON,
NH 81 500 and 51l BROAD street.
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Enu York Hens.

New YORK, May ia requiem mass Tor
the soul Of Cespedes was celebrated IN tnE'
city to-day. ,..o, ,,;,n>,,sod ., an
peal taken by A. 7. Stewart IN me ah Gan
bankruptcy case Of the SANTANA o Day oo sa,
nany's steamer Tybee, sold at auction 'o'
$4,000. su,4 .aoo todav F,set
wing won. Time, 2:36k, 2:3I, 2:9S; IN
second race was won by Glencoe: lac mrs
heat. was disputed; second, &2ss thiro
9:423
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The HoT SrRIsGs Of the same old county
81 hath--whicll is sister to the Warm, and
Ae.her OF which can be well visited without
Seeing and learning much Of the other-is
s,o one Of the longest known and frequented
d Virginia watering places. 1t is SO posi-
tive i'll its power over disease, especially over
acute e.,cs Of rheumatism and rheumatic govt,
That among its visitors are always found a
E91dly number Of the lame and the halt. Its
pleasures Of atmosphere, brightness, noble
scenery, and luxurious table always afford
powerful attractions to the traveller.
The baths have been improved, syssega
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LHFEsTEeREIaNNFWss
En1iand.

LoHDcN, May 13.-The Russian imperial
yacnl, With the Car on board, went aground
Yesterday while leaving Flushing, and was
' D., noated till II o'clock this morning. An
Immense number of persons have left here
lea aravesend to- welcome his Majesty and
mlse crowds, not aware Of his detention.
L W. gaIhef FED at the railway station at which
ue Wlli arrive in this city. Flags are FIXING
~ al points. A rumor ia current this after.
G that he will land at Dover instead OF
1laYesena. Atal1 events he will reach these
s s.;9 before O'Clock this afternoon, which
y. WIN DC several hours behind the time fixed
In the official programme. '' '''>'A
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May l3.-Cotton quiet and firm
sales OF 1925 bales at SIC &c. Southern flour
moderate inquiry: receipts large, holders generally
disposed to realize. Cora opened steady; closed
shade better: S24S5ec. for new and ola western
mixed. Coffee dull. Lard lower. 1O}70l1O 9-16c.
Mhskey nrmer At CSC. Freighls frnisr.
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ct I,OITlS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. May 13.-Flour firm and IN fair de-
mand for low medium grades: superfne wintsr,
I425mS4.75 Corn firm and buoyant; closed
nuiet at GSla669c. for No. 2 mixed, elevator.
cash. Whlskey higherat 81. Pork firm at II 7.75.
Bacon fra and scarce: 7ac. for shoulders Va
boI,J out nf IN
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rHs Nlw MINISTRY ANNourcsp.

hADR1D, May 13.-The new Ministry wa,
announced al bounce this morning. It is constituted
a 40 .olloWs: Zabal, president Of the council
~. minister Of war; Sagosta, interior: III.
iua, .olelen affairs; Camacho, finance: Alonzo
i; Ia justice; Alonzo Colmenares pnb-
r liz works; Romero Ortez, colonies: Rode
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1SCiSSATI. May 13.-FlOur dull and unchanged
Corn quiet and steady at 72@ 75c. Provisions Ia
good demand. Pork firm at $3.50. Lard firm
Summer steam. 10c.: loose winter Kettle, IL
Bacon firm; shoulders, 7c.; clear rib, 94Q9Sc.
clear lOhc. Whiskey quiet ut 95s.
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rom da ei 6ne nsy. u;
lowed BY the not Juna s. is7s i far :, ~
assumption Of lands held by the - TInr ta
sa underline several acts lowing direct
M sherman's bill to regulate comm roo
a;nons the several States aud with fore;s ~
na,lofis is copy of the bill introdced f's s..
yonn y Smith, of Ohio, in the T Hnnss W y,
Representatives March 10th, forb,idinn s. d; ~
ordinations 10 railroad charges and . ors-
peliing railroad companies to nos, couo spn.
ousiy full schedules OF their resnec. 'Su.
tariffs, &c. 'n'A respective
Weather Probabilities.
WAsnINGroN, May 13.-.For New Eno,.,a
the Middle States, and the lower lake reo.;o,'
clear or partly cloudy weather, light 70 fr ,
variable winds, and q slight fall Of temper..
ture will prevail, with rising barometer in
the northern portion Of these districts.
For the South Atlantic States, light rain.
followed by partly cloudy weather, north.
easterly to southerly winds, rising tempera-
ture, aud but slight changes of pressure.
The Mississippi and Ohio rivers will re-
main stationary or fall slowly during Thurs
d2y.
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Interesting to Holders Of Tickets IL
the Norfolk Lottery.

Special telegram 20 tue DIspdIcu'I
NORFOLK, MAY 13.-All numbers between
si1ty-eight thousand and nine (GS,OO9) and
eigbty-six thousand nine hundred and nine
ty.nine $4,000 draw approximation prizes
in the Masonic lottery.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May l3, 1S7s.
OFFERINGS.
CoRE.-Whte 204 bushels. Mixed, 81 bushels
OATS.-1S0 bushels.
SALES.
CoRS.-White, "a bushels very good at S0c-
CORS.-AIxed, "a bushels very good AZ SIC.
OATs-l20 bushels very good IL Csc.
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EALTImnkE ETS.

BALTIMORE. May 13.-Flour quiet and un-
While. S5@ sSc.: southern yellow, 83@S5c: Oats
heavy; southern. G6M7oc. Rye steady az s5g'
BLOB Provisions heavy and quiet. porR, sif'Io'
Shoulders, 7I1c. Whiskey frmer al 99c.
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Arkansas.

THE LEGISLATURE IN SESSION.
LITTLE ROCK, May IA quorum Of Dotn
houses of the Legislature il, now in session.
There are fourteen members in the Senate,
and forty-fve In the House. Both branches
are proceeding with business.
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COnnecticut so,..o,

NIW HAVEN, May 13.-The Democr,,;.
caucus to-day UNANIMOUSLY nominated WiI.
liam n. Eaton for United States ssn,,or
which is equivalent to an election. ''
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Wife Murder.

ATLANTA, GA, May ia man named
Brinkley, at Noonan, Ga , fatally stabbed his
wife to-day. Brinkley is in Jail. Four chill.
dren, one Of them six months old, are left
motherless