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TIE FINANCIAL CONDITION 0! the Govern
.ner; will a. the end Of this month present 4
more agreeable aspect than what was noted
f.; the month Of March. The drafts upon the
Treasury for the twcnty-three dsys in April
amounted - fo-f millions seven hundred
tao--Nat dollars. us stated that for the en-.
tie -.o.'A t.ey VIII not exceed seven million
dollars. OLF!AJ..fIes TOT tails moGth will be
ret-:e. ,5J4: Tea ...!7as. Thereceip's from
!LteF-a. revenue for the twel'y.thT-e days
amoI1:e. 70 G'e million nine hundred thous-
AID dollars. T"!s !. HhO peful aspect Of things.
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w-wAR DEPAn TMENT, SUR

N ~ Il IL
ISGTON, d. c.. MARCH 2, ls6s
An Army Medical Board, 10 consist Of Surgeon J.
D. Brown, BLsyet Brigadisr General, L. s. A. Sur.
geOa II. X. Writ, Breyet Lieutenant Colonel L.
s A: sIrsffSn JSSG Moore; Breyst CSORel, L. s
Lieutenant Colonel U. 5 A.. will meet 10 New YORK
city, on The Let Of May next for the .IsmnGtion Of
Assistant surgeons. United states Army. for promo.
ton, and Of eandidG fOfAdmission into the Med.
zeal Stat Of the United States Army
Applicants must be between I'll and 30 year. Of
age, physieally sound, and graduates Of a regular
N Applications for permission 10 appear before the
board should be addressed TO the Surgeon General,
United States Army aud must state the full name,
date - - "
Testimoh!al. as to Character and qualifications
must be furnished II the applicant has been IN the
medical service of the army durpgthe late Wharf.-The
I4 thoud be stated together with bis former NIX,
AID date and Of service, and from
forwarded.
No allowance Is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing examination, as 1t Is an indispensable
Prerequisite 70 appointment
The number OF vacancies now eNistlr g In the Med
j. K BARNES,
mAIchS-eOtie1 surgeon General, u, T. A,
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MARRIED.

DALY-JoYCB On the 23d Isstant, at 81. Mat.
ihew's church. BY the Rev. DR., white, Nj. JANIS
DAILY AID Miss MARGARET J. JoIcE, both Of this
city.
HICRMAS-KENT. On the 9Th instant, by the
Rev. DR.. Leonard, Mr.. JSo. L. HIeKxAy, Of Wash
ington, D. C., to Miss FASSIE KEST, Of Maryland.
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torPIciAL.


wAsHISGToS, April p, ISIS.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Willie p. Mangum, the
Vice Consul General OF the United states at
Shanghai, China, of the death, on the 2ad Of
November last, at Shanghai, Of J. T. Godfrey,
citizen Of the United States.
The legal representatives. OF the deceased
can obtain further Information BY addressing
this Department
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Fatal Explosion a, Montreal.

MONTREAL, April IA terrible accident
occurred yesterday at the Reservoir, during
experiments with q new explosive substance
A premature explosion occurred, killing Que
man Instantly, and seriously inIuring six OF
seven Others,
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The COZ SsEL OF General Cole have set up
the plea 10 the trial In Albany, which Is now
going on, that their client Is insane. The by.
po'hesis that the General was irrational is, In
our Judgment, rational conclusion.
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The President of the Erie Railway Com.
pany has published a report explanatory Of
the affairs Of that corporation. He also gives
the report OF the superintendent in regard to
the recent disaster at Carrie Rock.
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eNsTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ THE NATIONAL THEOLOGICAL fNsTl-
TrTE AND UNIVERSITY will be held AZ washing
ton, d, G In the street Baptist Meeting house,
on THURSDAY, the 3Jth day Of April, current, At
10 clock IN the forenoon, at which meeting re-
live Committee and the Treasurer, and the election
u ofheers held, and such other bnsnen transacted
as may properly come before said meeting.
The board OF Managers will meet at the same
place GU WEDNESDAY, April -, at 80 o'elccE.
y. m.
By order Of the Executive Committee;
PECK, Secretary.
BosIoS, MASS, April I, lses. apis,
e~s MEssRs EDITORS: Please an
kS nounce the name Of THos. B. LLOYD, ESQ. .
Of the Seventh ward, as candidate for Mayor, suit.
ice, to he Democratic Anti Radical cOpys1tlSp
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Wants.
nRNrs wISrrn rop
A GENTS WANTED FOR
TIE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR;
IT'S eArsEs, CHARACTER, cosDrer AID ar.rLrs.
BY HON. ALEXANDER STEPHENS
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This great work presents the only eomplets and
Impartial analysis Of the causes Of the war YET pu Ia.
lished, and gives those Interior lights and shadoys
OF the great CONFLICT, only known TO those hi rh of
SER who watched the hyod tide OF revolution from
us i1untain spring, and which were so aeeessibIs
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Great American War has, AT LAST, found a hi,to-
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New Advertisements.
XxrRAPPIYG PAPER FOR SALE.

Inquire Of HORACE BRADFORD, at the Rooms
ofths Young Aen's Christian Association. sp27.u
DoARDING-FIRsTC CLASS BOARD wITHFUR.
ID nshed Rooms can b. had at isj Z street, be.
tween FIFTH and Sixth streets. Also, Table Board.
NEW AND Beautiful MUSIC FOR PIANO
y and Guitar. Also, for Violin and Flute, and
spection. JSo. Y ELLIS,
apr27-2t 90 Pelnsylyania avenue
DOTATOEs, POTATOES.
2,0oO barrels Of prime Jackson Whites, suitable
fer seed and table use, just arrived per schooner
LaLAT1oks. aAd for sale by - -
PETER BERRY,
hDE n Ct sixth street Wharf,
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TIE Latest INTELLIGENCE from Japan as
,.GeS - that civil war already exists there.
The Two parties 20 th!s coates: are divided N
tbs wise: one for the Tycoon, sa4 the Other
foT the NIkN4o. The natives have R3rI cred
ahosi's crew Of the Duplex rrenea cor.
ys'ie' Aa- II Is -e;!Hiei -; all foreigner
AA'e .eea s'm2e''-" . ANg! Lowa their aag,
WIZ We eN'eP'!".. Of the EaylIsh. Would !,
not 1e e. for or Government 10 send aeei
y the japanese waters, uGter command Of
Admiral FarrAyVt, 10 look after American in
:eTestE taere'
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ERAL w AT z r. 9 o
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MILBURNg POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN,

M1LbURNg POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN,
No. 80 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury.
ARTISAN WELL WATER, from Louisville.
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Manufactured from correct analysis sfthese famou.
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W. REGISTRY NOTICE.-Notiee Is
~ hereby given to all qua lied voters In the
FIFTH WARD that the judges Of Election appointed
70 register voters under the act Of Congress approved
February :, ls, entitled An at to papi,h illegal
purposes" will be In session at
No. o EAST CAPITOL STREET. SOUTH SIDE,
between First and Second streets east.
on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 9Th and 18th int. Z.
from 0 clock to o clock, . m. and On wEDNEs-
DAY, 9th inst, from 3t0 s o clock, D. m for the
Tke act Of Con gress entitled ran act 10 regulate
the elective franchise In the District Of Columbia,
provides that each aud every male person. except
Ing paupers and persons under guafdizns ship Of the
age oftwenty-one years and upwards, who has not
aud excepting persons who have voluntarily given
aid and comfort to the rebels in the late rebellion
and who shall have been born naturalized In the
united States and who shall have resided in the said
District for the period Of one year and three
offer 70 vote next preceding any election therein,
shall be entitled to the elective franchise and shall
be deemed an elector and entitled TO vote at any
election IN said city, without any distinction on
Its very desirable that all naturall1ed Citizen.
bring their naturalization papers with them, in
sp2i.E s.. V. MOVES, Secretary.
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The Assassination OF Prince Alfred

Ta.s se:0a! soa OF QGeea Victoria, WHO Is
= cap;A!a ia the RoyA. navy, the telegraph
!af0ras Is, has been shot Ani dangerously
woGltel 10 Australia, and Il !ss:rAIghiwAy as
sgasi 10 be the work OF FeniAa. We say
assIaet. because there IL Z 0 proof as yet TIA;
his wouI!-5e aIrle:er belongs TO thAt orgAnI.
zAtioa.
The Prln:e is fis; young man, aal what
ahy be ter4e! il : word roysterer, aGi 1t Is
very probable that person. rather than polIt.
.ca. reasons may have Influenced his AssAil.
AT. lac i:tenp: WAS tls;Artly act, spring.
.ag! :9a wAA'eTer motive IL might.
Parse A.fFsi WAS born IN 1874, AaI WAS,
vaea tweE:y-oas yeATs Of age. create! Duke
OF E!.rburg. He IA. Travelled extensively In
thls sa4 other soGatrles, AZ! - regarde! far
superior 70 his brother Albert, the her AppA-
Isl'. both 4 body an! mind. As he is danger
o2s.y EoGGte! bis career nav be drawing 10
ae.ose.
The Typ:Axs Of our Western frontier ap.
yea. 70 >: Ga the war path again. Ia the
autumn moa;hs the :ogntry were assured that
Apcs:e, walsh, II was thought, would be effeG-
ave Nat lasting. had been secured with these
:F!5es, AID Accordingly the Government has
bsel bes:ow!aZ. Its bouaties upoa them, feed.
il. AID clothing them tgEIng the winter, And
a9w !: !ss2r!aZ they throw OF all pFetext Of
pescs'C! deposition which they have As.
,Gnet, Aai again rA.se the war cry snt resort
70 s,A!?!ag !aaOcea' peop!e-:Ac pioneers Aat
settlers o. tas Western plains. Humanity IL
agTeA'Aa g1o!ta.aswaea bes:owe! where
II sAo-E Be, AL w4ea II pays; bat Il may
wei. be i2gJ:e4 whether we have aot already
,A5Ea 4 4!'e eaoagA Of !; towAr4i these red.
sk.as, Aat more, IN !eei, than we ought. A
s;r3ag cavalry foEse, ua!sr Gen. sheridan, is
now sat ael:sforta the kIai OF irestnel:
which should be TssoF:el;o by oar Govern
meat. GIapowicr Aal bullets nay WORK a
cure 70: ;h.s evil walsh bo4a;.es. Ho-r, meat
And clothing have failed 10 secure.
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GOVERNMENT AUCTION SALE,

,r,,, SAvr.IARD. NORFOLK, April q, lss
viii ee sold at public auction, at IL O'Clock m
May G. ls5s At this ard, the WRECK Of he Tpit.d
States steamer Columbus, and several lois on
METAL, consisting Of Iron, Copper. and Compost
ton.
Fifteen per sent Of the purchase money will be
deposited at the time OF sale " ith the Comma
Of the Yard 10 be forfeited II The properly be Of
removed within ave days from thai time, and the
fore the property eau be removed
BY direction " C0mIsodSre a: H., Kitty, Com
maGda1l. THOMAS Z. WEBB,
Aps-id Asst. Naval Con.tTuctor
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
IMPORTANT FROM ABYssINIA.
A BLOODY BATTLE FOUGHT.
The Abyssinians Take TO Cover.
sToRMikc OF the CAPITAL.
KING THEOD oRus SLAIN.
ENTIRE SUCCESS OF BRITISH ARMS.
The Conditions OF Prince Alfred.
Interesting News From Mexico.
DEATH oP HON. WILLIAM C. RIvEs.
THE ELECTION IN GEORGIA.
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WANTED-NEw AND CAsT-oFP CLoTHIso.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER. or any other srti.
Gle Of value. at the old cd psNn-
broker Store Of 4. FULTON 4 Co 81 Ninth street
doors North Of PennsylvaniA avenue desJ.tf'
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~ MARRY WHY SoTi-seTiOus reflections
i9r Young Men. In Essays Of the Howard As,oeia-
ton, On the Physiological Errors, Abuses and Dis.
eases induced by Ignorance Of Natures Laws, In
the nIst age Of man Sent sealed letter
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SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS,
FRENCH LAWNS,
DIR o = o S 4 l. 5

Other great bargains in Prints, AlpaeA,, Lus-
tres, ke &c AB27-n
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sIgs JUST PUBLIsHED-PRICE no
~ CENTS.
New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
MANHOOD,
ATREATIsE on HEALTH;

s13ryICTORIAH OTEL,3s3 PennsyI-
kR vania avenue. between Pour-and-A half
and Sixth streets.
The undersigned has opened the above hotel, (for
merly GerhArdt Hotel, and will be pleased TO see
his former friends Al his new place. hoping At the
same time 70 he awardedA due share Of the public
patronage. fel7-N PERD. HOsCH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-06
River News.

River News.
The river at Pittsburgh yesterday
morning at nine o'clock was eight feet
and falling, and at this point last even.
ing at dusk was eleven feet six inches
and rising.
The steamer Messenger, from St
Louis, passed up on Monday night. The
following tow boats passed down yes.
terday: Coal Valley with nine baIges
loaded with coal for ports below. Lula
Wilson, eight, Mary Ann, ten, Hornett,
nine, Tigress, nine, and Tom Farrow
seven.
The Express arrived from Parkers-
burg and returned again at IL A. NJ;
Grey Eagle arrived from Parkersburg
and left for Pittsburgh at 10 A. NJ; In
gomar departed for Pittsburgh at 6
o'clock; Argosy arrived from Cincin-
natl and passed up for Pittsburgh; Glen
dale and st. Marys arrived from Pitts
burgh, the former left for st. Louis, and
the latter for Cincinnati at 8 o'clock
A. NJ; Potomac left for Cincinnati at s
P. NJ; McCullough arrived from Cincin-
natl between and 9 o'clock last night,
and passed up for Pittsburgh; Bayard
arrived from Pittsburgh last night at
81 o'clock, and departed for Parkers-
burg at 9 A. NJ.
Boats leaving to-day-Rebecca for
Parkersburg at II A. NJ; Forest City
for Steubenville at % P. NJ; Rees for
Sunfish at P. NJ; Grey Eagle for Mari
eta and Parkersburg at 9 p. NJ.
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Runera, OF Hon AIfred Caldwell.

Runeral Of Hon. Alfred Caldwell.
The funeral of the late Hon. Alfred
Caldwell took place from the residence
of his family on Quincy street, yester-
day afternoon. The service usual on
such occasions was performed in the
house after which his remains were
taken in charge of by the Masonic fra
ternity and conveyed to the hearse to
be carried to their last resting place.
The members of the bar, the city Off
Gals and large number Of citizens had
assembled together long before the fu-
neral cortege was ready to move, to pay
their devotion and respect for this hon
ored and esteemed citizen, now passed
from among US. At ten minutes before
three o'clock the funeral cortege COM
menced to move, and as it heightened
from the mass Of vehicles it seemed to
grow to be one among the longest that
has ever been drawn together on SIM
liar occasion. He was buried at Mt.
Wood Cemetery. The coffin was made
of rosewood, elegantly and splcndidly
finished and mounted with silver, upon
which was a plate of the same metal,
containing the words: "Alfred Cald-
well, born at st. Clairsville, Ohio, June
=, 1915" Thus we have buried val
liable citizen, whose place is not easily
filed, and whose good deeds viii long
remain green in memory.
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Trustees Sqle Of Valuable
Personal Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made and executed by John L. Morgan, of
Ohio county State of West Virginia, TO L. X. +.
Morgan of the same county and State, as trus-
tee and duly of record IN the Recorders Office
of Ohio county in deed book 81, folio 2SO, TO
secure n certain debt therein specified to Jo-
seuh w. Morgan, and manifested by three sew
rriI promissOry notes, to wit First-A note
for Two hundred and thirty four dollars, dated
March 18th, 1864, payable in nine months after
J.tc. SecOnd-A note for one hundred and
hltc.u dollars, dated May Sd, ls6G, and payable
nine months after date. Third-A note for five
hundred dollars, dated January 9th. 1861, and
uayable six months after date, all Of
which are payable to the order Of Joseph
W. Morgan, and signed by John L. Morgan;
also 10 secure TO Aaron Martin the
n,ymrAt of three hundred and five dollars, as
manifested by Il prOmissory note to that amount,
dated the 10th of November, 1865, and payable,
nine months after date, to the order of Aaron
10 sell at Public Auction, ON the 9Th day II May,
1865, at Margan's steam mill, two miles and q
half west of the town Of West Liberty, and five
indies north of the mouth Of Short Creek. TO the
highest and best bidder, the following described
personal property, tO-wit: One sorrel horse
aged IA years, one dun horse, aged years, one
two horse wagon, two sets OF heavy harness, one
roam cow, one red COW, one pair of timber
wheels one oxcart, one coal wagon, one saw
mill three hogs and one sorghum mill, or so
much of the above described property as may
be- nee, ssary to pay the debts secured by said
deed TO. said Z. r. +. Morgan, and the legal
charges of executing said trust. Terms of sale
CASH Selling as Trustee, i viii convey such IT,
tie only as is vested in me by the deed of trust
Aforesaid. Z. X. +. nORGAN,
apItd Trustee.
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Gravel Roofs.

AAOoIs.
Mr. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, nd war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great the heat, it will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, and for sale at the low
est rates. This roofing has stood a test
of fifteen years in Pittsburgh, and is the
cheapest in use. Call at the Factory,
head of Lindsey street, East Wheeling,
or address him through the Wheeling
Post Office. ap7-6m.
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UE ALSO HAVE CONsTANTLY
w In store, Buckets, Tuba wssh Boards,
der, Indigo Copperas, blue Wtriol, Alum, Pep
per, Allfpioe, Cinnamon. katlaegs, Cloves, Mus.
tard Ginger, Bicafb. Soda, Sal. Soda, Rabbits
Soap Cdgatss S0aps, German Soaps Family
Soaps, Candles, Mould and Star, Concentrated
Lye, window Glass, Load, SAot, Gun Caps, Pow.
der, COtt0B Yarn, Cotton and liar THinos,
Candle Wick, Batting, Wrapping Paper, &C.
MAXWELL fIEGLE.
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IIistukeu Identity.

A young gentleman of respectable
parentage," and of pretty good figure,
was introduced to a lady Of very fine
style, dressed in all the frivolities of
fashion, not excepting frizzled head
of hair, which was very slightly cover
cd (the hair, not the head) with some
thing of very small dimensions. This
occurred few days ago, so our inform
ant says. on an occ aston when both
showed to the best advantage. 1t was
on q pleasant evening when they be.
came so intimate in their mutual aspi-
rations and CLASHES of seft eyes" that
it seemed almost impossible that they
should be mistaken in the identity of
each other under any circumstances.
But such was the case. The aforesaid
gentleman was goisg along by the mag
nificent residence Of the handsome fe-
male day or two after the above took
place, when he thought he saw the fair
creature in the yard perfectly unhooped
and in dilapidated condition, but not
so materially transformed but what he
could call some traces of that "lovely
face" to recollection. He thought he
would speak to the unadorned,
and did speak, but she plain.
lively replied, shat he must be
mistaken; she was only the servant, bot
would you be kind enough to step into
the parlor until I run up stairs and tell
Miss - that You wish to see her."
Of course the gentleman remained and
waited SO long uatil his patience grew
weary waiting; but ut last they were
rewarded with the presence Of the an
gelic female. Now he positively AYERS
that he could see no difference between
the lady of the house and the one he
first met in the yard, and has come TO
the conclusion that she is playing line
of two characters, as first lady and first
waiting maid. He says he is certainly
not mistaken in his identity, and will
always consider it piece of ingenuity
ofthe lady to hide herself from the at
tire of servant girl to don the fashion
of lady, We agree with him about
the Ingenuity and consider the idea SO
we'll conceived as to acknowledge it a
success, and although the gent don't sx'
actly agree that he WIS mistaken in the
identity he is satisfied that she is rose
that locks rs sweet on one bush as
another, or in other words, she is as
handsome in the yard as waiting
maid, as in the parlor at the piano. A
sensible fellow to the last.
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Personal.

Personal.
Rev. r. v. Dodge, who has just been
called to become Pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church of this city, Aach-
cd here yesterday morning. His wife
and family accompanied him, and will
now take up permanent residence in
this city. Mr.. d. will Immediately en-
ter upon his duties as Pastor of the
Church named, and viii preach his first
sermon on Sabbath morning next. This
evening services will be held in the
Church, conducted by Mr.. Dodge. The
Commissioner appointed to prosecute
the call to MI. D. before the Presbytery
is expected to be present and make his
report.
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Mrs, General Buell. Testified.

eve have a Grover d. Baker Sewing
Machine for seven years, in constant
use, hemming, telling, tucking, and
everything that the fingers can do. 1t
is preferred Over all others on account
of its durability of work, elasticity and
strength of stitch, ease of movement,
and simplicity of construction" Sales.
room at Oxtoby 81 Duffield's jewelry
store, 103 Main street, where full
stock of watches, clocks, jewelry, spec
tacles and fancy goods can always be
found.
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the senson.

If there is any such thing as forcing
the season, it is more plainly observed
in trying to dress winter in summer APP
parel. Several straw hats wesaw yester-
day, and judging from the wearers we
did not know whether winter was
forcing summer or summer forcing win
ter. Will some one tell us9