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RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLPox.-To the com
munity at large the advertiser, being now fully
prepared, offers certain and speedy cure of
THIS most loathesome of all diseases, and will
give MS personal attention in all cases where
required. Numerous testimonials of lis sue
cess are in his possession, and are accessible to
all lnquirers. Call or address No. 3s2 4th st ,
between g and II, Washington. 2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

CORTs, BUEIeNs, Club and Inverted NAH.
Enlarged Joints, Warts, MoIes ChiIblains
Calloslties, Vascular Excrescences, &c, sue
ces.fully treated without pain. BY Dr. White.
surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 PennsyI-
wanna avenue. between * and 9th streets OF
nee hours from a. m. to d. III, and 6to 2 n
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
GaIvuSron Markets


GALyEsToN, FEB l2.-The markets are over
stocked with goods, and quantities are being
reshipped to New York
Ii il reported tlAs three officers OF the 9th
colored regiment were assassinated IN Browns
willie recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACToRis &
certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions,
rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases
Try II; only IS cents. Sold by druggists com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

JUST RECEIVED, and will be open this day,
splendid assortment of jewelry, consisting O.
York Dollar Chit Store 4s6 Pennsylvania ave
nue., near Sd street, and a free gift included.
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Dad

BOSTON, Feb. I3.-Foe Right Rev John B.
Fitzpatrick, Catbshc Bishop OF Boston, died
last night after a lingering illness. aged %
wears.
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New Ysrh Marks

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Cotton dull. Good
Flour firm, poor declining. Wheat aud Corn
dull. Beet steady, Pork heavy. Lard dull.
Whiskey dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

NEW STYLES, DRsfGNs AND MoTToEs-The
most complete assortment of Valentines ever
offered, wholesale and retail, very cheap. at
ShillingtOn's bookstore corner AZ street and
Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

WE NOTICE that Harvey e Co., $50 Pennsyl-
yanla avenue between 9th and 10th streets, are
serving the best Steamed Oysters in the city.
Their Roasted, Fried, Stews, and Scalloped
cannot be surpassed. Call and try for your.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

JEWHLRY, silver plated ware, new and beau
tlful styles, received this morning at Prigg's
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43s Penna. av, third
door from \ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13
PATENTS.

The Commissioner Of Patents will issue LIS
new patents for the week ending February
10Th, 1866.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

church tonight, February 10, at * O'clock
New and talented singers engaged. Tickets IS
cents.
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FBzspMBN's INTELLIGENCE oYFIoE.

IL.
The Freedmen's Intelligence Once of Alex
andria has forwarded to General Howard the
tri-montniy report OF It's operations during the
ten days ending en- Saturday hast. 1t states the
number Of applicants for servants to be So;
number Of applicants for situations, Sc; num-
Der OF persons furnished with homes and en-.
pfoyment 20; amount taken as fees for con.
tracts, ei050. .--.- E..f
FISArcIAL.-The New York stock market
retains the Improved tone exhibited at the close
OF the last week. The Commercial Ad yertiser
says:-The feeling in favor Of better prices Is
Certainly gaining strength, and is entertained
by frms whose resources will enable them to
turn u to speculative account Governments
dull and q shade weaker. Five-twenties of
1884 fell y; Seven-thirties, second Issue, were
y lower. The bank statement, for last week
exhibits the same features as those of last
week, viz, decrease OF deposits, legal ten
uers and specie, and an increase OF loans and
Circulation. Money rather more active,
owing to an enlarged demand from stock
brokers. The rate on call ia generally 6 per
cent Gold easier. The market has been
better supplied during the last two days, and
the price ranged at l3S sai3sa. yesterday morn
ing
" glove company in Connecticut has de-
clared a dividend of 800 per cent. 1t would be
nIpasant n have h1af in that
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MAR RIRD.

HEAD-J0HNSON. In Georgetown D. @
February 8th 1866. " Rey. Mr.. Tillinebsst JNO
HAD, Of Leesburg, Virginia. to LIZZIE A
JOHNSON, Of GEORGETOWN D. C.
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DIED.,

THAW: On Tuesday, 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZA
v, THAW, widow Of the late JOS Thaw, Sr of
mi city IN the Soth year Of her age. She departed
In the christian hope of blissful fmme taIitv
The friends Of the family in vted to attend her
funeral from her late residence on 9th street near
l., on Thursday, the 18th inst. at 2 o clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

81 A glove company in Connecticut has de-
clared a dividend of 800 per cent. 1t would be
pleasant TO have a hand in that.
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BOARDING.

A FEW CENT? = II EN- can be accommodate
IA with comfortable Room and BOARD By ap.
plying at 394 18th ST., bet St and Mass ave.
Afro, a gentleman and his wife. fe l3-st'
DOAkDING-Soyersl gentlemen 6 an be accom-
street south, nesr 7th street. Terms o. . week.
fe 10 81
GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND
BOARD, By the week month. A few Table
Boarders wanted. Terms moderate. 261 x % :,
between 18th and 18th streets. oae square from
willard Hotel $500 ia lg-ims
TABLE BOARD at No. l64 loth street., . few
doors north Of the svsous. Terms 80 PAT
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LOST AND FOUND.

DICKED UP ADRIFT-A BOAT, tho owner
can have By paying charges and proving prop.
fsis st. s ssv.n Il s ..Tsss wharf.
C0nO REWA hD.-Stolen from my Stable in
S%sO Georgetown, on Friday morning, Feb.
ruary ., ono large Bay HORSE. or syears old,
ISL or is hands high, two whit hind feet, little
sweiled under tho fetlock OF ono ef tho hind
.--... ALSO,
One large light Gray HORSE q or - years old,
l5is or is haLds high small scar on fEe back from
saddle and fine styl and action. l will give SO
for either horse 100 for both IL delivered to me
ia Geore d G. ,or @Do for the recovery Of both
horses and the arrest and cenvctien of tho thieves
t. THOMAS BOWLING,
feb Georgetown, ID. g.
I OsT-On Thursday Feb. 5th. liver color set
IL ter DOG. 10 months old. had on Q leather col
lar, libeIa al reward will be paid fer his return
to I. v. EOONAN, No. 800 cor. Of 7th and L SITS.
fe o3t' -
4 OsT-Between l4th and 18th streets, a small
IL GOLD WATCH. bunting case, made BY heyett
& Bro and numbered 65, 459 Ton dollars will be
paid on delivery TO SAMUEL LEWIS, yeweller,
ESQ Penna. avenue. fe l0.3t.
I OsT-Ry Lady, . small POCKET BOOK con
IL tanning about 80, X EY Of iron safe, &c Be-
tween Prospect AND ID streets, Georgetown. The
finder will be suitably rewarded BY leaving IL at
the Dry Good Store Of LAUREN SON, corner
Prospect and High streets, Georgetown. fe LOST
CS REWARD-Lost, on Monday evening, the
eysl 9Th instant, an ivory headed red wood CANE,
with geld band. The above reward will b paid BY
returning the same at No. 20 Louisiana avenue,
opposite a,h street west ia l3tf
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EOR RENT-BRICk HOUSE on Az street, be-
tween Pennsylvania and MisIouri avenues six
r rooms S water and gas FRAME HOUSE on Ist
HOUSE. street, Island, between a: and 9Th SITS
slx rooms Apply te Fl. s, JOHNSTON, No 373
Pa. ave. =, opposite National Hotel ia II 3ts
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RARBER SHOP FOR SALE-Having other
- business, offer for sale my shop, with Fix
lures upon moderate terms This offers rare in:
ducements to any good barber who wishes an old
established business For further information ap-
ply to d. H. WHISMAN, No. AIS st. north,
fl
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rLc E'tinclpniisies.

A TELEGRAM co.a bucharest Of April - says.
Plll..s hove been pst-- Up to-day here scnel f td3
Yem.. ol toe Provisional Government a4d the Mi1'eiS
prop,. 90 elect Prince Charles OF hoienlgsrn as Prince
a. X ......lI: Lller the titie of Charles ,.
4 dispatch o. April 81 says:
T.. .lscilum tc tac election Of Pri1c3 Ch1r.es n HD
3nz l4s 'cel i, expected that Che vote OF
tae ts WI De- t-lou ao.. Tie filepaY wi.tu SIX
dty, - .... .
BCc1ARlsT April Ij Eycnne.-Ihe P.6bscie has
terminated iu nearly j the iowns and Pnnce Charles Of
Ho I.lcyu ha, been unanimously elected Hospotar.
.,Y. Arri ij Evening ~ band OF -p0 men, led by
Ifonr, .l and Roe auo. attempted Yesterday Scpara
croei Nlourouz toAv. After this attempt tie rioters,
an sid tl le Rus ass aa--c-dcd themselves m the house
a. RO..ovauo whence tv brd upon the troops, VINO -
Piled. Is said tat tre were ll Killed and 10 wounded
Ihe g.I IS now az al cnt.
To no0p, have 20. taken any par in tie movement
Jr.NefroUsl.8n. who v4~ a' The head of g-e lu5nI-
GENT received O. slight wound.
Ar-.L l6--Ihe origin %. tine disturbances when t0ok
rllc 1 th, town tho before Yesterday was Gec.aa-
ton the ucvly-.lcccd Scperatst Commitee that the
chOc. of he Prince o. I0henz0lern as H1sp0d1r oi Eou-
tnsui tal been brought Cbolt D. s,riagcm. Tie Com
mite. bad also demanded the deposition Of tho Pfou
sonpl Government aL4 the assembling ot special L-gis-
ii;nrc o. Molavia.
Teyrcit vaiO. suppressed The movement wl5 composed
ofM3lva- troops. Many persons were wounded by inc
s1diry.
Murjaz a1d his accomllces have taken refuge on
Nuss81 territory
The Nctropoiau who at the head ofthe movement,
ias b, arrest together with The B)yarts Rosnoyano
and Ll,.esco.
r., whole Of Mollaya has now voted unanimously for
priac. Charles q HoAelzoieln.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Commercial rnte.Iisence.

iOsnos MONEI MAEKET. Apl iGThe tone Of the market
uucal ged The from Germany considered less
ng and lie jon q the gold drain 10 the con
tuent contributed prevent Increase O weakness ~ c
Jnglisi funds. Co-stls st!0so4.
Ercnci kcntcs C1i 5c
Eric pld IN shares aud III no Central recovered and
respectively.
LIyrar00L COTTON MAlKrT April lC.-There has been
good demand. Sales O - 900 bales, 5000 on spccuson
Price, 9 3. n MglN
Losioy Corn MAEKET April l6.-Markei firm at an ad
vance n
bales Market lrneT sdld higher for American, ah1
STEADY unchanged r other descriptions. Spectators ahd
exDOrte-s took COO bales.
BEpApsICIFs lsm. 40 market since the sailing o. the
AffiC.t
PR0DUcE-Serar Fat. Coffee steady Rice steady Ashes
-sral ales Pots a. 9 Q. Luseed Oh quiet ald steady.
TalOw hra Rosn STEADY. Spirits Iurpeatue quiet aud
frm a. ~ ior American. Pcrolcumsnal sales at %
for fined Clover active at 3Ga4O for American Red
LOSDOS April l7C0rs5s closed yesterday al s6 G.ot for
Inoney Tye.twen;.es G, CJ Ef!e shares, 32i aoj IL
LIMOS Celtrals 7s4dH4.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

Of Benjamin Franklin If it were not VI fartoa who're
w0IS he speaks OF most handsomely as well oprAss
previous ia10rs, this little volume Of the Mmo S uc
Franklin by Laboulaye ought to be translated ana ~
printed cheep-whout pay 70 author-we Americans arc
80 erary hOneS straightway. II Is not that he has
added so much to what all knew or might read of
Franklin but he has relieved him from the clumsy
upper Benjamins Of earlier stupid editors r. e. those
two irritating distracted OCtayOs cast on the world irom
McCary and Dayis's pres Philadelphia lS3l Com
nents and relsals OF recognition, as 10 make OF tls
ihmo. volume nineteenwentleths OF which are dlrect
tIs"s.4lons from Fankiu's writings, more compete
and Satisfactory presentation Of the only lanleotehpo-
rneous philosophical and Of OF the three first patn-
otc men Of American history than had been gwen Detore
Parton.
said in my last that Lalouaye had been forbidden to
lecture at Strsbourg and that the manager OF cheap ne
rary daily paper had been advised not 10 pubsA IN feule
ton, Victor Hugo's last novel. have TO tell you now
that NJ LabOulaye has delivered lecture az StrlsDOurg,
and that the editor OF the S0 announces the commence
ment of the Irara,iieurs de Ia Acr for next week
WhorcupOn. you whm that i have apologies 70 MAKE
Not oil. The specimen | gave last week OF the
purely arbitrary suppression and repression by Admsta
tive authority of speech and print all faithful 10 The
sad truth took my.case that day at hap-hazard from
woefu abundance in the kind. Nothing better worse
illustrates the badness Of the kind than these TWO seeming
contradictions by fact TO two OF my last weeks ilsra-
ons OF the principle The Minister of the Interior being
out Of Paris for the moment wreched supefservee
able subordinate lieutenant adyss the editor not 20 publish
lugos novel Editor appeals TO Emperor, who not don
key enough 10 object, and in general, Is not nearly
lmperastdt least not as tmdy fierce an lmperalst
his poor official subordinate tools are. Ills Majesty,
not being a hopeless official idiot, said, Of course let
tile thing 20 on least said soonest mcnded or neon
stencics excesscs OF ZEAL stUpdities and attes con-
radcton- in this and like kinds, tbs instances are m
numeabe.
Renans new volume is just brought by booksellers
clerk VIII you pardon your correspondents weaknessj |
but had rather read it before speaking OF it, though un-
critically For rough notice Of this and other recent
books, the next mail shall answer
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
sIayti.

By the arrival of the steamship Crusader we have ad
vices from Port-au-lrnce 10 the 2lst inst.
Tho Canadian Commissioners, who were passengers on
that vessel from Kingston for NewYor had an lntroduc
ton President Jeiard durng the Crusaders snort stay
M port and explained TO him the object OF their
mission 20 the West Indies which to prepare the way
for establishing commercial relations on liberal basis
between the several islands and British North America
Tho President uromised 10 give their views his favorable
consideration and treated the Commissioners with every
mark of distinction and respect during their visit
The effects Of the late destructive lire at Por-au-rnce
were being severely felt and there great depression IN
every branch OF business Very little had been attempted
as yet toward repairing the ravages Of the fire. IN the way
Of erecting buildings. When the crusader Iei Iol
The President has presented Capt. Cosgroye, OF the
steamer Jamaica Packet with "A valuable gold chrohohe-
ter for services rendered the Republic during Tue "'e
Salnaye insurrecti0n.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
FssxKaryfEzxass<z
DIED..
q. Edwsra Bemsnl. IN .hs

BEMENT-On Friday afternoon April Edward Bemni IN tbs
The relatives fsy invited to attend the flaer
D. m Boats leave Per 10 70 North River COartIsods
Dey, 1880 p. returning leave FseoryVie Landing
CRANEY-On Friday April Blanche e,uater of Albert H. saS
Elizabeth r. Crsney, aged ~ month. and ~ days $3.50,
a,2p N. ou Monday, from the Bancroft House
CARPENTERn this City the morning q he 1 in,' ssiass.
Hope Carpenter formerly resident OF Pntadephla IN the "H
phir5depnaa pspv,, p,ease copy.
DEAN-On Saturday April D. southunh st Wilism'b1rht
Jennie only daughter of Helen and Alexander b. Desa agod
Tie f,my respectfully invited ''t'nd the fqa'r.
DoUGHERTYIR this City on Friday April a. Henry Dooshe"y'
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
sgd the funeral s z, sse Nh h , Dsea SIl . @ % m ihoas
FARRINGToN-on seventh FsrinsOa'
Funeral viii t.se place from Frsnds Meeting Hog.. on
Brookyn second day fdOldyl etsnoon
faiy invited to attsnd
KEYsOn Sunday morning April ~ David Keys 'en in the 1871;
III. ianerai vii 1ss place Essteen' Ms,h'ds Epi.coos
friends are invited to attend without further notice
LEEoa ss'TTsy April % Of G9uss'G s Of The brain S. Harriet ""
The funeral will take psce this hon5y nofain; ~ /.
invited to attend
MAxwELL-Friday mornin. April n, Agnes, vile Of Hugh
Funeral win take place Reformed Dutch Church Twenty
MoRGS2on Saturday 2sth fEi~,ra
and May MS:'S % n 9 is' AMY S ys sI 9 sIss h ted t., the ,. On
MONDAY 5h inst o'clock from her fathers rssi'no'
Eat Tweith-st.
sHkWOm Flsy Ia. 27th Of April this City. the red
dence brother -nav the Rev w. W HeweL p hrs
sarah shaw wife of the Rev F. p Elly wa,hara ni..
Remains syere Inferred II Providence, 4 J..
SLADE-Ou saturday Apc o. Auua ~ Sade caugher of Tue Ss
DR. Lloyd ode n tie 18Th year oi her
RELATIVES d mend. o. tia family arc attend her funsrs,
on Moaday. 3ri instant from ~ Il, we'. Twenty
third 20. -
vALERlNO-o Sturdy AP % aier ;hsr lse. Of & sg..
bronchitis juan Msnuo Vaefuo, native Of Santiago de Cuba
Island 0f Cuba. sged % Yrlr.
Tn. friends OF the fam ~ respectfully invited attend ths unef.
the Church Of ne Nativity Se,1od-
rhirds, Moaday, the 3th instant ai ~ oc ch
High Mss q viii take place t remains
will be conveyed 20 tAs Galway Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
uu8nrF.

A telegram from pcsth Of April u says:
El Houses Of Diet at day for the inst time IN the new
qdi 1ae President Cf tie Lower House, IN opening the
sitting expressed h wish that tie welfare OF the country
might bs established on firm basis ana said thai the
legal aud constitutional state OF tAns n Hungry
lie stated also tat cougy earnestly desired tlst the En-
per0- s.oaa he crowned King of Hnngarr Toe mcu
tsrs %, Doe al .eHteI o. the Upper House o. tAe De
have n rtivt.l ference, resolved 90 vote the adoption Of
tr s.clal lt tle Lower House w1Or. 1y m0luca-
tiou
OIAr.1l6tte Upr'. House vii hoil O. public sitting Tor
the I. ...us o.. i. A.Lt.El.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
MARBLE ID,

HUELAT-STANFORD-O Thursday April 25 1886 by the N.v
ST. Msrs Church John D. hpeiat Of brooklyn H. L.
Miss Els Stanford Of NewYorS
sTRONG-ABOOK-At Gsce Church Orauge ~ j., on sdnet
day, 25 by the Rev Francts Finon, D. d. Nnism L.
strong New York City to Mary urin daughter o' S h''e"
w. Abo0n.
wELD-COLEs--At Palisades Rockland Comfy, n " "a
Thursday 26 BY the Rev s. Hitchcock Martha M fsushtse
oeury Coles esq Paiades to hason Coyswe ed 'i rev"
York
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Spetial Notices.

Notice.-EXECUTivE COMMITTEE OF THE UNION CEN
COMhf1rEEA meeting OF this Committee WI os
held At Heailuiers Broadway sud Twsnsytairi a. oa
MONDAY EVENING, April D. 1874 At 2 O'Clock. -
OWEN ". BRENNAN, Chiirmau-
iIEsET II HuEtAT Secretaries.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Russia.

An attempt was ma c o. assassiuate the Emperor OF
Russia on Sunday Apll lJ The Emperor Alexander was
entering his carriage take bis usual drive when an M
Eaowa individual n-e1 pistol az him. The bal proyi-
denta missed IL. aim. Tic police are Investigating the
matte.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
FROM PAgGs

The Germnn In,brogIio-How 81 AHoris fni'e'
-The Lille Bourse-Bi-niaris asa LRis &v-
peal 10 Universal suarusc- C0nScEirit'H
I'm Prnnce-The Pric. OF L.DeT3 The AZ
iiance Rnmors-The srasbourc sleci-s" 80
Character OF the CandIdIlr-asis Lie 81
Prnnkiin-The Liberty OF fhe ]re's-hi'-
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Couy;ctiou Of the Deering Murderer.

PHIIADELPuIA Saturday, April 2s leo6
probst the murderer of the Deering family was con-
yicted of murder in the first degree to-day The CoUrt
adjourned TIL Tuesday when ho will be sentenced. The
y . were out Of court about " minutes. ~
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
The Tribune EulargeA.

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WORLD.
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uNE has been Increased more than auar lac prov "
remain the same.
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PAM. t--fl1 1884.

TABII T7I n IsJ'
VIII the quarrel between Prussia an rA D.e'k OUT
in open war is still tho absorbing e-.ln. h"i tho
man YOU meet say no half say yes. 1Lorpanse 10 either
oa.s Lovsys confidently uttered IL aIgvlY bs,ed on mere
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Loypoy. Ami IA ls56.


"Now by 81. Paul. the work goes bnyely onH Every
day the prospects Of Reform grow brighter and brighter
The Liberals q ElglLd ought to be very much obliged TO
the o5stnctves Of an partie and Of zone, for their
delightfully."- Iudicous opposition 10 the BID, and espec
ally Lowe ioT -at speech. Before It's delivery there
Vas certainly lack If Lot Of latent cauesless on the
part of the Radicals u Ike the denominations II is az
hOne5 Thorough olc expressive Of tie inevitable inAer-
cnt autegonsm night 10 wrong, freedom 20 slavery
thougl ike TIE word hbGtile, which originally meant
lover of liberty, - enemies have corrupted its signihca
tonl set Of dae IaIf station Ci it-wantng which, as
a mater OF course TIE Tories denied the demand for
Reform as 70 borrow Illustration from sydney smith
they would have maintained lge minutes before Moses
struck the rock that there need Of water. Bat
have changed that and notably loves abuse Of the
Lneniruchised On tie poorer class % voters for the
member for G4lLc las shifted bis saLdcf Ialry
good may il 90 him }, and the urgent necessity Tor
action has made a aco the music, and We are march
ing onward with confident expectations o, success lOhh
Bugl' plain spoken advice 10 tie people q LngaAd'
telling them thar Icy must organise meet oeae ana Pc
tton letting IL BE sccr O.! a men that they ec IN earnest
aud would, h. l4ua plalce, stand no nonsense lad us
cosfci cfcc THE press Numbered and the masses be-
Stirred themselves % good purpose. Sellon has greater
chang occTcG c te aspect VI things political ID 81 bici
sIlAe' Beiore lAe Ag-d~ls ue Aoses HsSs cV4uAeA..
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
FROTL LONDON.

The Progress OF she Reform Hiil-neeiing OF
the liberal Members at Earl RusseUs-
Eecoud Reading Of the Eiii-The Scene
Outside the House OF COmnons-Bnl"cr
s.Ytton-ImpendiuE PrOspects-'' 8ecasi'ns'
Briiish Tnstitutions-A Joke on A Il. Low
The Irish Church Qnesiion-PriHcess
Mury OF Cambridge Euinic uusband-
Bnteresiiug Antcdote OF the Queen-A Visit
20 Ihe Grave OF Charles Lamb aud the
Fzonse in which EHc Died.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
ernry.

From Our Own Correspondent.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-14
NO. 90.
gusurante.
Incorporated 1878,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
ETIcE No. % NIoSRoE ST.,

OEFICE No. - NloSRoE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
~! tereSt paid ON special Deposit, Notes and
Bllis Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
-Cotlections made on all points.
In order to meet n want that has long been
ieit IN thls community, this Institution will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday afIer-
noon between the hours of two and four o.
clock, Deposits of any sum OF money, from
one dollar and upwards, ON which lnteres
will he paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORS-Alex. LaughIin, A. J. PauneII,
John Mcclure, iT., Alex. Rogers, Morgan L.
OFT, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cccil, James Reed.
oclT-ly \. &. QUARRlER, Treasurer.