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Dwelling House, 22 by 20 feet

with Kitchen attached-slate roof; a new
SWISS BARN, 2S by 80 feet, slate roof. The
buildings are all hTst-class and built OF the
best materials. The Improvements on the
place cost more than Four Thousand Dollars,
without the Land. THIS is a property that
would afford a rare chance to man who
wants to engage in Farming. PRICE 81, 500
and may be paid as follows; Cash Al 600, and
the balance In 10 years, or longer as the pur.
chaser may desire. Address.
W. NJ. RAPSHER,
LehightOn, Carbon County, Pa.
Also, a span Of hne heavy Young HORSES
| for sale, Price 500, and two tine Aiderne,
| Heilers. Oct. 80, lSsO.w4s
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Congressman Alexander II. Stephens
is suffering from dyspepsia even more than
is usual for him. The very lightcst food is
bard for him to digest.
Judge souther, Of Erie county, Pa, ha:
presented the county almshouse with a IL
brary Of one hundred books carefully Sc.
lected for use Of the inmates.
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A piece of tough meat lodged IN the
windpipe Of the Rev Mr.. Carey, of Abing-
ton, Northamptonshire, England and killed
him before. be could arise from the table.
The Russians are paying great attention
TO the revolver as an instrument of warfare
Upwards of sixty thousand Of these handy
weapons are being made at Berlin for the
Russian army.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A Farm Of 100 Acres, situate about SI1
miles from Nauch hunk, In Carbon county.
Pa, one Of the best markets IN the state, and
good road to II, About 25 Acres are under
good state Of cultivation. There are seve-
raj fine Springs of Water on the place; about
700 young choice, growing Fruit TTees. Of
various kinds 10 Acres of Wheat and Rye
growing In the ground, and four Acres in
Glover and Timothy. Plenty OF Straw in the
barn, and Potatoes for spring planting In the
cellar. A new Two-Story Frame
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VIZ HAvE SOLD ELY's CREAM BALM fol
Catarrh for the past year have never had q
complaint bat have received praises. !
gives satisfaction 10 every one using it. NAT
W0LFE 4 Co, Druggists, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Jan. 20, 1850.
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Tmrcntors ANA Pntcntee.

Should send for instructions, terms, reteren.
ccs. Sc., 10 Edison Brothers, Solicitors Of Pat
onts, Washington, ID. g., who furnish the
same wftnout charge. Edison Brothers Is n
well known and successful firm of largo ex-
perience, having been established In 1860.
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THIs AND THAT.

Tie newest turban for the little ones is
called the Lorne,
Furniture effects are creeping into cos.
tunes and are much admired.
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READ THE RECORD.

II saved my Iiie.-E b. Ldkely, Selma, Ala.
IL is the remedy that will cure The many
diseases peculiar 10 wOmen.-M0ihersl Meg.
IL has passed severe tests and won endorse
ments from some Of the highest medical tai
ent In the eOuntTy.--N. Y. World.
Noremedy heretofore discovered can be held
for ono moment In comparison with it.-Dr.
c. A. Harvey, DID,, WoshiagioH, d. c.
This Remedy has done such wonders,
isput up In the l. ARG EST SIZED BOTTLE
OF any medicine upon the market and Is sold
by Druggists and all dealers at MS per bot
tie. For Diabetes, enquire for WARN Ek'S
SAFE DIABETES CuhE. tt is a POSI-
TIVE Remedy. IA. II. WARNER 4 CO.,
sept RoohetteT, N, \,
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0,,s,,.. Morpaue Ha0lt Cured IN 10 or20 days
llllllllll No pay ull cured. DT. J. sTErHrNs.
OPAuH LehanoR, Pa, apr.ayi
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THE LEADING SCIENTISTS OF TO-DAY agree
that most diseases are caused by dtsOrdered
Kidneys or Liver. II. therefore, the Kidneys
and Liver are kept in perfect order, perfect
health will be the result. This truth has on
ly been known a short time, and for yeare
people suffered great agony without being
able t0 ind relief. The discovery of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a new era
in the treatment Of these troubles. Made
from a simple tropical leaf Of rare value, IL
contains just the elements necessary 20 nour-
ish and inyig0rate both Of these great organs,
and safely restore and keep them In order 1t
is POSITIVE Il REMEDY for all the diseases
that cause pains In the lower parts OF the
b0dy-fOr Torpid Liver, Headaches, JRundice,
Dizziness, Gravel. Fever. Ague, Malarial
Fever, and all difficulties of the Kidneys,
Liver and Urinary Organs.
IL Is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males during Pregnancy, 1t will control
MenstruaiiOn and Is Invaluable for Leucorr-
hoa or Falling OF the Womb.
As a Blood Purifier IL is unequalled. for II
cures the organs that make the blood.
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Tonic and Strengthening Properties

are unsnr rpassed by any other Native Wine be.
ing the purr Juice OF the Grape, produced un-
DIR Mr.. Speers own personal supervision, 1t,
purity and eenuineness are guaranteed. The
youngest child may pal take Of its generous
qualities, anC the weakest inva id use II to nd
vantage. 1t is PARTICULARLY beneficial to the
rreC and deDl. l.tated, ana suited to the various
ailments tn It affe1ls the weaker sex. IL ism
every respect a WINE TO BE RELIED ON.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


A SINGULAR MURDER TRIAL. IN KEN.
TUCKY-CENTENNiAL EDUCATIONAL.
CONVENTION = EXECUTION AT FORT
woRTH-sToaM on THE FISHING FLEET
A TfxAs JAIL FIRED AND PARTLY
BURSED--CoNGREss PROCEEDINGS
AND WASHINGTON SENT
ALIVE FUCKERS TARIFF BILL COM.
PARLIAMENTARY OF THE NAVY
THOMPSON AND A LARGE PARTY OF CON-
GREssMEN on A TOUR OF INSPECTION
SAVAGE PRIzE-FIGHT IN PENNsYLvA-
MAVERICK OF AN OCEAN STEAMER
POLITICAL GATHERINGS IN VARIOUS
sTATEs-AN INSANE JUROR IN THE N.Y.
MAN MURDER TRIAL-MORE TROUBLE
WITH vTCTORIA's -BAND-METHoDIsT
EPISCOPAL GENERAL CONFERENCE AT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A BIGA-
MrsT-FATAL ACCIDENT AT ct. GOTHARD
TUNNEL.
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SMASH Up OF BRIDAL PARTY.-fB
Lick Meas. ]-Thursday Mr.. Samuel w.
Stewart, of Franklin county, and Miss Bessie
Glsb, oil Botetourt, were married at the
residence of the brides father, and with
Mr.. James Stewart and Miss Fannie Lemon,
Mr.. Joseph Wright and Miss Mollie Muse,
Mr.. David Wood and Miss Alice Stewart,
Mr. II. Muse and Miss. Emma Wood, as at
PENDANTS, started on their way 10 the
eroom's home the following day. They
had proceeded about four miles when the
horse attached to Mr. James Stewards
buggy became frightened and ran
away, throwing Mr.. Stewart and Miss
Lemon out and communicating his fright
10 Mr. Joseph WrIght's horse. Mr..
Wright was then temporarily absent for
some purpose, having left bis team in
charge OF Miss Muse, who jumped
out as soon as the horse began to rear up.
and the animal dashed away, scattering bag
gage, buggy, and harness promiscu0usly
along the road. Stewards horse following,
jumped into the bridegroom's buggy,
whtreupou the bride suddenly vacated,
leaping into the road and taking position
on top Of high rail fence, there 10 watch
her lord OF few hours graphing with the
frightened horse. Two buggies were in
curably smashed, and Miss Lemon was quite
badly hurt, but no one else sustained any
serious injury. Miss Lemon. who was Sc
yerely bruised, besides receiving painful
internal injuries, was taken to Stewartvile,
about oDe-and-a-balf miles distant from
Ninevah church, where the accident occur
led. and Dr. Sale was called TO attend her;
but she has not yet recovered sufficiently to
be removed 10 her home.
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NOPfulk.
'sPJsIN0 MILITARY DEMONSTRATION AT THE
NAvY-YARD-OBITUARY, &C.
cluI <..i.s IT,

'sPosIN0 MILITARY DEMONSTRATION AT THE
NAvY-YARD-OBITUARY, &C.
Especial telegram to the Dtspatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, May S.-There was quite
an imposing military demonstration at the
maynard to-day, the occasion being an Off
cial inspection by the Secretary Of the Navy.
On the approach Of the Secretary's steamer,
the Tallapoosa, seventeen guns were fired.
AS she passed, the German Scholarship
Medusa also fred salute, and all the SHIP
ping In the harbor was gaily decorated with
bunting. The party consisted Of the secre-
tary and Committees on Commerce and
Naval Affairs and several naval officers on
duty In Washington, and proceeded to the
residence OF the commandant, and after
wards made brief inspection OF the yard.
The excursionists then left, and steamed
over to Norfolk, where q grand banquet
was rendered by the citizens'at the Atlantic
Hotel, and lasted until 10 O'Clock.
Major w. G. Morrow, Of this city, died
at the Atlantic Hotel to-day. Major Nor
row was for many years one Of Norolk's
most prominent business. men, and during
the war was attached to the staff OF Colonel
James CorIey. He was about forty-fye
years old. and leaves widow and two chill
dren
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FaIRBANKs's SCALES IN AusrRALIA.-The
Australian mail received this morning con.
tains the following from the Sydney Ere-
ming Ne,cS OF March 18th:
"The firm OF Messrs. Fairbanks Il Co.,
OF New York and London, have taken all
before them with their collective exhibits OF
scales. The judges state that, In view Of
the many practical advantages which these
scales possess over any and all exhibited,
and as collective exhibits showing the per-
lection now arrived at by the inventive ge-
MUS OF one family, they recommend dis
tinctive diploma or medal to that firm, in
addition TO what would be simply first
class award"
At this Exposition Fairbanks Il Co. met
in competition scale-manulacturer from the
United States, Great Britain, and France,
and the testimonial received by them Is an
honor conferred on no other scale-manufac-
turer.
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THE ADyrSruRER LoRD ARUNDEL. The
New YORK Tribune Is responsible for the
Following, which Will DO news indeed to
people here: An adventurer, fishing for
gucgeons, baited bis hook In Chicago last
week by signing the register Of hotel un.
Der the style OF "Lord G. Pelham Clinton"
Within two hours he bad bite, and hooked
two members OF the Chicago Club, who
took him over TO the house In the evening
and set before him splendid dinner, wine
included. Whether he asked for loan un.
I'll his remittance arrived Is unknown; per.
haps not, as the acquaintance was too short
Tor such presumption. But he would doubt
less have done so had not his STAY been
shortened by his recognition as confidence
operator. AS soon as Lord Clinton" dis
covered that the hotel people knew him he
paid bis bill and departed. In January last
he turned up In Richmond, Va, as "Lord
Arundel" There he made the acquant-
ance Of an excellent family, who introduced
him int society. He obtained loans from
several gentlemen, cour.ed half q dozen
young ladies, became engaged to one, and
was about to marry her when bis character
was found out. Rather than be locked up,
he left the city without his baggage, walk
ing out OF town.
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Metbod,st General Conference.

CINCINNATI, May Sat the session OF the
General Conference to-day the report Of
the commission on formal fraternity with
the Methodist Episcopal Church South was
read by General Clinton B. Fisk. II recog-
Mics the Church South as legitimate
branch Of the Methodist Church, and fixes
rules for the determination OF the owner
ship Of church property which has been in
dispute between the two bodies.
DR.. Pearce, Of Virginia, moved to con-
slider so much OF the report as related 10
a certain church in Virginia. This brought
up the question whether the commission
had final jurisdiction over the matter, or
whether its acts were subject to review by
the Conference.
After long debate vote was taken. and
it was decided that the commission had
final Jurisdiction.
The report of the commission on eccle-
siasticaI code was referred to the Commit
tee on Ecclesiastical Code, with instruc-
lions TO make certain verbal changes.
The Conference then adjourned.
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A SHARP sHERIFF.-[Charlotte IN. CO.
Observer. ]-Some months ago the Foster
brothers, three Of them desperate characters,
OF Polk county, were arrested and placed
IN Jail. Recently, a party headed by man
named Price went to the Jail and released
them. Those engaged in the matter. to-
gelher with the prisoner, escaped, except
Price, who was captured by the sheriff and
jailed. Anticipating that the Fosters would
in turn endeavor 10 release Price in the
same manner as they themselves had been
turned out, The sheriff carefully prepared a
tTap-door which would spring the moment
an attempt was made TO enter the jail. Last
Tuesday the Fosters appeared, the trap fell,
catching all three OF them in the room be-
low. They made desperate struggle, and
one or two shots were fired before the
sheriff got them in prison. but they are safe
there now, or were at last accounts.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
.uo,her Famine Feared.

LONDON, Nav S.-The st. Petersburg cor
respondent OF the Standard says: Inc
beetle. which ravaged the crops In PoltaVa
and Ekaterinoslav In 1878 has been found
in large numbers in a larval state, ana the
neasants fear to sow their spring crops.
The same correspondent says: The greatest
alarm prevails in Tiflis in consequence OF
tbe discovery OF locust-eggs. Unless tney
are exterminated before their final develop
ment q famine throughout the Caucasus
will be inevitable.
Foundered at Sea.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER AMERIcAN-No LOSS
OF LIFE YET REPORTED.
IoypoN. NAV S.-The steamer American,
,rom the Cape Of Good Hope for South
amnton. foundered close to the equator
Anril 18th, after breaking her main SHAFT.
The passengers and crew escaped In eight
hoats. Three OF the boats, containing nfty'
four pel sons, have been picked up and Tue
passengers landed at Madeira. The I'VE
other boats when last seen were making lot
Cane Palmas, Liberia. The weather was
fine. No loss Of life Is reported.
Gladstone Elected.
LONDON, May s.-Prime Minister Glad
stone has been reelected for Midlothian
without opposition.
Fire and Loss OF Life.
A fire last night destroyed NOS. 90 10 OF
crav,s Road and No. % Portpooi Lane.
Tho nolice state that fourteen persons are
missing.
Loxpoy, May S.-A provincial CORE
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Distinguished Visitors ut Fort Monroe
and Norfolk.

Fort MONROE, May S.-The Secretary OF
the Navy, accompanied by Senators Vance,
Randolph, Pendleton. VOORHEES,, Ferry,
Williams, Booth, Window, ingalls,, and
Withers. and some twenty representatives,
members of the Committees on Commerce,
and Naval and Indian Affairs, arrived here
this morning on The Tallapoosa. Tue party
were received with the usual salutes. They
visited the fort and witnessed target-prac-
tee with 6iiiteea-inch guns, after which they
went to the Normal school to inspect the
Indian students there. They sailed at 8 r.
NJ. for Norfolk.
NORFOLK, May S.-The United States
steamer Talapoosa, with Secretary Thomp-
son and party, arrived here this afternoon
from Fort Monroe. They visited the navy
yard snd points Of interest in the harbor,
and were entertained tonight at banquet
rendered by the citizens OF Norfolk. They
will leave in the morning for Old Point,
thence returning to Washington.
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FOrty-sixth COngress.--SecOnd Session.
WASHINGTON, May s, 1880.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session today.

The Senate was not in session today.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Singleton, OF Mississippi, submitted
the conference report on the consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill. 1t was
agreed 10. [The result OF the agreement is
to add $1,000 to the bill as it passed the
House, $4,000 OF which is for the Consul
General at Bucharest, and $4,000 for an in
crease in the appropriation for the expenses
OF the commission appointed TO act i'm
conjunction with the Minister to China.1
After few private bills had been passed,
by unanimous consent the regular order
was demanded, and the Speaker proceeded
with the call OF committees for reports.
Bills were reported and disposed OF as
follows:
BY Mr.. Murch, from the Committee on
Public Buildings: For the creation OF q
public building ct Brownsville, Texas. Re-
ferred TO the Committee OF the Whole.
BY Mr.. Smith, OF Georgia. from the Com
mittee on Patents: To amend the patent
laws. House calendar. II provides that
any person who introduces from foreign
country any secret invention or process
useful and important to the public, and not
patented there, and at the time OF appica.
ton not understood in this country, may,
upon due proceedings. obtain patent
therefor; and any art invention or process
which has been used or practiced impatient
ed for five years exclusively in a country
where obtained shall be deemed secret in
meeting this act.
BY Mr. Jorgensen, Of Virginia, from the
Committee on Public Buildings: For the
erection OF a public building at Whining
ton, n. c. Committee OF the Whole.
By Mr.. Hooker, OF Mississippi, from the
Committee on Indian Affairs: Transferring
the Office OF Indian Affairs from the Inte-
rior to the War Department. House calen-
dar,
By Mr.. FELTON,, Of Georgia, from the
Committee on Ways and Means: Amend
ing he 9th subdivision Of section 32i4 Of
the Revised Statutes. so as to provide that
any dealer in leaf tobacco who does not deal
in leaf tobacco other than to sell or Offer or
consign for sale on commission TO an amount
not exceeding $4,000 pounds in any one
special taX-year, except such leaf tobacco rs
they purchase or receive from farmers who
have produced the same, shall be required
10 pay for carrying on such business spe-
cial tax OF % only. Referred to Committee
OF the Whole.
The House took up the contested.eection
case OF Curtin Us. Yocum, and ut $3.50 p. NJ.
adjourned.
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uore Fighting with victoria's Band.

SAN Francisco, May S.-A dispatch from
Tucson, Arizona, says Captain Kramer WIN
twenty.eight men OF the Sixth cavalry at
tackled yictoria's band Of Indians, ninety
strong, near Rock. Creek canon yesterday.
Blackman's command OF sixteen cavalry
men and twenty-eght Indian scouts were
momentarily expected to reinforce Kramer.
When the courier left several Of Kramer's
men were wounded. Reinforcements are
on the way from Camp Thomas and Camp
Grant. A decisive engagement is expected
tomorrow.
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CONFEDERATE MONUMENT AT WINCHESTER.
baltimore Sun mir. Winfield Peters has
received letter from Colonel William X.
Denny, Of Winchester, Va, chairman OF the
committee to arrange for the reception OF
MarylaDdeis, who 20 there on June 9Th to
witness the unwilling Of the monument 10
The Mary land dead in the Confederate Gem
ttery, informing him that the WytheyiIle
Grays. two Lynchburg companies. end all
The military organizations in the Valley
will participate IN the ceremonies. Gov
ernor HOLIDAY, OF Virginia, will deliver
the address OF welcome TO the Maryland
visitors, and a number OF congressman,
governors, and other distinguished south
Elm men have been invited to attend. In
Fitations have also been extended TO Gov
efnor Hamilton and staff, and the Fifth re-
giment, NJ. n. q.
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HYsEN on THE WATER Baltimore amer
lean. THE officers Of the steamer Tangier
report that runaway couple boarded that
vessel on Wednesday last at Onancock, Va,
and being without funds collection was
Laken up by the passengers for their benefit.
They bad tramped fifteen miles TO reach the
boat. and the captain magnanimousiy gave
taein passage to Snow Hill and back as a
sort OF bridal trip. Rev. Mr.. Conway,
o. snow Hill, launched them upon the bill
I'"s OF matrimonial life, and they left the
vessel at Onancock with increased respon.
abilities.
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The Turf.

LExINGroN, KY, May 8.-The spring
meeting OF the Kentucky Association opened
to-day. The first race-mile dash, for all
aees-was easily won by Victim; Zeta Sec
ond: Florence Il third. Time, 1:43.
THE second race was for the Phenix-
Hotel stakes, for three year-olds, 800 en-
trance. $50 forfeit. $500 added; second
horse 10 receive 5000 out OF the stakes, one
and a-auarter. mile dash. The race was won
nv ]. S. Shawban's CHI. colt Fonso; X. ii.
Owens ch. colt KiDkead second; Dryer
Bothers' bay colt Luke Blackburn third.
Time, 2:10I.
The third race-filly stakes, half mile
was won by Lizzie; Valera second; Bram-
bletta third. Time, 40.
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Tuesday, Storm.
THE EFFECT on THE FISHING FLE

The EFFECT ON THE FIsHING fLEEI'
NEW YORK, May S.-A Portland, Ore
gop. special states that the informa-
lion of Tuesdays storm on the tishihg g
grounds off the mouth Of the Columbia
river has been received. Twenty-eigbt
fishermen are known to be drowned, and
TWENTY-FIVE bodies have been recovered.
Statements OF terrible suffering and hard
ships endured by the few SURVIVORS oil tue
tisbine.ieet, who were picked up after
clipging twelve hours to the swamped
boats, have been received.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF The CITY AUpIroR,(
RICHMOND, VA, May 4, 1880.
o HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICH.

Il MOND BONDS MATURING IN JULY AND
AUGUST, lSS0.-At a meeting OF the CommIs
sioners OF the SINKING Funo held this date II was
hesoired, Inae the PRESIDENT OF th's hoard give
notice by publication In one or more OF the city
papers that all outstanding bonds Of The city Of
Richmond due 10 July and Aufust. 1880. will be
paid on presentation at this offic, after the
date Of cir re pect,ve mSturites, and II NJ inter-
ct on all such beads Will cease fro IN and after such
maturities.
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
referred TO In The FOREGOING Tes9 u,on are hereby
gifted aud reqrested-n aceoroaece with terms
above prescribed-to present The came for pa Uent.
w. e. CARRI<GTQN,
President Commissioners siLking Fund.
nv 1O-dtJyl
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May 8. 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 276 bu.het. Red, 2e6 BUSH
els.
CORN White, 400 bushels
OATS.-So bushels.
MEAL so bushels
BLACK PEAs.-26 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White $50 bushels very T. Cd at 4 35
20 bushels good at 3D. total 27d bushels. Red,
Ga bushels very good Lancaster ~ sl.35; 20 BUSH
els good Iancssttv at fl.3o 10 shells Fultz at
III 26-totaL 100 bushels.
CORN Vhde, 20 bushels very good at SIC.
OATs.-S0 bushc's very good al ace.
BLACK PEAS.-20 bnshes very good AT sec.
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Educational.

CENTENNIAL EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION
NASHVILLE. TENN, May S.-The Centen'
NAL Convention was held here yesterday.
Among those who made addresses were
General John Eaton, OF washington, ID: C:'
Commissioner OF Education, and Dr. w. l..
Harris, of ST. Louis.
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Ky TeIegra ssn

SEW YORK..
NEW YORK, Nav s. Erenfng Money. Ga 8 per
cen,. Excnange. 4S4Ji Governments quiet aud
nfm; new So. 102.: ~ per cents, loSh; 4 per
cents, l07k. States nominal.
8ALIfdURE,
BALTIMORE, May S.--Virgn'a IS. old, % asked
deferred. ~: cousois, 55 second series 22{: past
due coupons, 904 new lo-40's. 80. Bid to-day.
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a T.xas Ja,r Fired by Prisoners.

RogpRLL. TEXAS, May S.-The Jail was
got on fire from within by prisoners last
evening. John Walker, who was In his
cell when tpe building was fred, Is thought
TO have been burned 10 death.