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TOBACCO.

n 'UN + IbCATED TCBAUCO.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
Collectors Dres, u, siysrt OF CoiHmDId,S
-, HdsarHgtop, July Is, 1873, \
Notice is hereby given that [ shall Offer for sale
at public auction the 3O;h instant AZ III CLOCK
a. u.s., at the Wareroom, No. 93 Louisiana avenue
near 10Th street, ~ caddles OF Chewing Toll acco
tie same having been sef7ef and duly cnnfscafeS
Ter q violation Of the Inter- nal Re Venue law
L. CLEPHaNE.
~ sFd Collector of Int Rev for f. g
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u WAsHINsfos, Mo- Q, noon, l6Q.

, RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
y WAsHINsfos, Mo Q, NOON, l6Q.
~ 9
TIsins between HAsHINGrOH AND BALrI
nohk and ~tSiISGTOh AEDxTRE WEST
repow run follows. viz:
FOE BALTIMORE.
Esva dsily, except Sunday. ~ 20, 500. and LIN
> N, anu 2.lv, aud 40, and s:s5 D.
fOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
asily except SUNDAY. t7.o .. IN, snd ; q
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH OF AssApo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Pm.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at TOO =. N. ard 1 50 D. M Va traIna 70
from Annapolis on Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave 81 800 a. o.. and 20 and SIS D. IN
FOE wAI STATIONS.
Leave Of 500 IA. and 50 and s:4s ,. N.
FOR ALL PA9TS OF Tax WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and SUNDAY, ats
m, - and 8:45 D. ".
On Saturday at 500 >. m, and 10 ,. m.
At Relay Station with trains from Baltimore &c
Wheeling, Psrkersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be IA At
the " shingtOn Station Ticket Ohice at all horu
In the day. well as st the new office, 400 Penn
sylvsnis avenue, where arrangements can be
: AIDE to check baggage at hotels or private rest
FOR New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. see
Advertisements OF Through Line
j. L.WILSON, Master Of Trans sport alton
l.. 81. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
oc5D GEO. 5. kO0NTZ. AGENT, Washington.
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May 3,lsss.
N. WILLIAM, "a.
lMPORrER OF
PARTISAN fAKOY GOODS,
Sy6 pENNSYL VANIA AVENUR-

Lsi = CSts Ttsciss, Pssis,
In constantly receiving New Goods selected nv h,,
special agent In Paris. His 4sntillas, silks sst.
ins, Ribbons, Issthersa Real Laces, frimminss.
Braids, Lubin's Perfunery, Kid Gloves eto ;, ETC..
cannot Be supposed By any other honse On GusHH
Dreeses ana Nsntillas lAads 20 order,
Orderu Tor 0oo1s frsm Paris taken. mh1l-lv
ITO LIME AND HAIR DlALERS AND COZ
TRACTORS.
wehsve fos sale prime LONG HAIR, % Plas-
Thcss lining . supply Nin md It 70 shsir
-" 3 81. 0BUPY 3 CO.,
eOfm 10. - .. Oelyert st.. Baltiu,sre, "a.
NyLBRATYD ALBEIT BISCUIT.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUIHB,
PREPARrD IN EDINBURGH. eCOTLA1D
NV. BURCHlI.L.
jsD Un6eg Gbbitt House.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
" INITED STATES PATENT OKHICE

~ UNITED SIATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of Ann WfHTfs. S OF Ronn ,s
y. Il. 4, aamiListEatrix, and LILLIAN WINTER;
Archibald Writer deceasei, praying for the extern
s@n 81 ola pa Ps al GRANTED 20 the said archibald Win
Proveneu' In Machiues for Saving Firewood, sc,
WHICH 'Akes place on the 18th day OF september,
Patent once on MONDAY. ths ian, day Of Sep
temtsr reKt, AZ l. O'Clock H.; and all persons are
why said petition ought 10. to he sraatsd uS' na's'
al, ri-qps opposing the s.;eus,o1 are Isquired TO
day Of hearing; all testimony ied by either party
" secSeiance With sae 0 ra sss Of 1 tbe
ofi,cs. which viii be furnished on application.
Ie ed in the oce i,ess. ' DAYS before ss
the day Of heaTlng; the srsurents, II any, within
ORDERED, also, that this notice be published In the
ReDstessn ; md The IntsIligeIess %ssAustOn D.
gnblieaiops TO be at least sixty days yrs,,ous to
y s.i.Ss1 Acting Conmissioa M : Of Patents.
F' sALcIsrDL fsss1 1ss CEMENT.
just received and for ..lsa A -
100 barrels Galsined PLASTER;
iG kssiiDALr CEMENT;
70 Iii RefnsA PLAsrEB. for Ar.
viii De sold In any quantity to suit customers. ct
q. p. BROWN SON,
46s eta street, between and y,
mySu and Wharf and Yard. foot of 9TH st
WM.kNABE 90. . CELBBkATED GRAND
w eQUAR8 and UPRIGHT PIAEOs-
Also = nsteys Go. 3 PAIL DREAMS
and ADLODkONS, for sale And rent onbvvvvt
very acoommodattng terms. Six second hand SIX
octave PtAGO6, By Chick esins LOUD, and other
b DayEsats, e 1R. Q. R1ICH1EBACH'S Plano
tore 10. lSe llth sfrset. mar t. N
CHEEsK HIEsEiI
~ received Biny Bssss bess
o0w yoAK FACTORY CHEESE.
ra ole Q iovese Hsw York prices by
III NOBrhDkS fnODcGR CO.,
jyM Penn q eve bet. 10Th and IIth sss.
LITHoGRAPHINa,I IN ALL IT'S pBANoHEs
done By fRKNCH RICHARDSON,
StAtioners aud LithogruShers,
@ru 334 Renns. avenue.
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WHITE PINE SHIRTS,
LINEN BOSONS,
AT 81 80.
WALL, ROBINSON & CO,
gee Pennsylvaf,is avenue,
A-tf Ret. Ni9th and Tenth streets

CALIFORNIA WlNEo.
II you have an invalid wife or daugb.sr, ep into
CHARLES f. PERRIE 4 CO.'S,
Corner Of Ninth Aod streets, and get bottle
PERKINS, STERN CO.'S
CALIFORNIA WINES.
You cannot sens more acceptable present to II.
"old folks at home" than a few bottles OF their
nice Port Wine" or Grape Brandy >,
Lovers Of 'Hock Wines' will find bottle of
Caniofnla W nlte Wines an acceptable accompa-
niment TO their dinner.
CLERGY desiring . pure and agree a BILE
wipe Tor Communion pur poses will find ali hey
could wish in
CALIFORNIA WINES.
Henry Erni, late chief chemist in the Depart.
lyee Of these wines, at speci Al roluest--made
In order that we might be treasured in regard to
them-and reports them
r PURE WINES,
ard suitable for family anl medical use
This analysis, IN conjunction with that OF the
Surgeon General OF the United Ststes, together
with the numerous other evidences of their parity
presented during the past eight years, has con.
vfpced us that these are
THE BEST WINES
now before the public.
For sale in any desired quantities by
L. +. PERRIE g. co.,
jeD cost Grooers, corner Ninth and streets.
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PROPOSALS.

nFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTEN
~ DENT TREASURY BUILDINGS,
WASHINGTON, 9th Juis. 1873
Proposals will be received for the delivery to the
Treasury Department of about 800 TONS Of
COAL VIII 30 tons OF No ]: 200 tons OF No >
Baltimore Company hest White Ash Anfhrarits
coal and ltO tons OF fed Ash, Lykens Valley ) to
De gho! CD the scales OF the Treasury Ex custom
and to weigh 2,2iO pounds to the ton.
Also. hy cords Of dry OAK and 100 cord. Of
al the Treasury Department.
All to be delivered az such fines, in gu N 1uau-
titi.s, and At such places rs may be required
Bids will be we'd Until - Oclock ncon On the
Superintendent of Treasury Buildings and TO 10
considered binding for two weeks after that date
the Department reservng the right to reect all or
any portion OF ths bid received.
evidence can b given of the ability of the parties
10 al the contract. GEO, b McCARTEE,
Jy@si General supt. Treasury Buiiiins,
NAVY PAYMASTERs OFFICE,
~ WASHlNGIoN, d. c., July IS, 1853.
Sealed Proposals. TO be endorsed Proposals
will be received at this Of5ce until II m the first
Say e August. 1855, tor the following articles
ed free of EXPENSE and Government tax al the
Washin gtoD Navy ard, and subject to the uspsi
inspection thereat, 10 wit:
BHrsau Of Equipment RscrEiting
100 one hundred CORDS PINE WOOD. For I'M
MEDIATE use.
BsrS1pof OrdHaH,s.
I zone Barrel LARD OIL.
Descriptive schedule, with particular to he
at this Office. Responsible SecuriLy re- luirrI
for the prompt and faithful delivery Of supplies
awarded. 30 conformity lrffb 7fjpHiqfIOHS on me
blink f0ypyS fJv LffS, bs mad az ms (yr of..y
CALVIN JACKSON.
y Est FayHaster, L. 5. y.
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WM. MITCHELL, Proprietor.

slEAnkRS LEAVE wASHIN0TON every
r. TUESDAY st L. o clock m. Wedne sday
= at O'Clock q. N Friday AZ s clock
q. m. and saturday al 8 clock a. n
an LEAVE BALTIMORE every Tuesday at 4
clock m friday 81 o clock , m. and Sstur.
dsy 81 O'Clock IN. Touching, going and return
a. a. the Point. n
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OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PaTENT OFF

DtfAtGINhiEEEEDD 81 TIE 1 FGTEN4 5rEE
On the petition OF RLBECUH a MARUHEI,
Of New York, n: Y.,executri1 Of Robert j. March.
granted to the said Robert j Mar the I'd day
Of May isss for IN in sol for Gro9y.
OF SAID pstest, which takes place ON the I'D day
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 7lst day of Deem
Der next, at II O'Clock M; and all persons mott
said petition ought not to be granted.
S5s SpsSsnS the extension are required to
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
%h the russ of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
s's%
fore rhe day of hearing; the arguments, if any,
ordsred Also that this f" notice tic BE- IN the
Republican and the IBtelli gencer, Washington,
week isr three successive weeks; the rs EDe Of
,sid publication. 70 be at least sixty day, PRECIOUS
" iO'~sw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
TNfEB 81 IHs isTTEfNs2Tt 5FsrcE
On the petition of GAKbsEs .fsEE m
and PAUL I. SW EFT, Of Burlington, Vt. pray
the th day Of peeember, sss, for an imprevems S
IN Oven for Baking, for seven years from tho expi
ration Of said patent which takes place on the 5,h
Il Is ordered that tbe said petition be heard at
November next atia clock NJ. ;aud all persons are
notified to appear and show cansei II any they
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file ia the Patent Office their objections specially
the day Of hearing: aii testimony nied By either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must be
rules OF the ONCE, which will be furnished on aD-
teetimony must be filed In the Office t,eenty dnvs
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RY FITCH & FOX,
- Real Estate Brokers' ard Axctlozss-s.
Sullivan Building, No. i70 eth street,
opposite Post Office,
10. T. GRIFFITH, Auc,ioueer1

- Real Estate Brokers' ord Axrtlosse-s.
Sullivan Building, No. i70 eth street,
u opposite Post Office.
70. T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneerl
VERY VALUABLE TMpRovEp REAL rs-
tTET;l 6S THE sogTHn ' EST CORNER SSlS ~
iRFIATE R6BEsT FahaTatM, E Esq, AZ At
On MONDAY, the a7th instant. ut six o'clock
M on the premises. we shall offer fer sale the
impfoNelnents cousls OF four story Brick Dwell
This propep.y i. located on the highest roi On
NJ sUeet, ana n the midst OF a rapidly improv wig
nei q borheo1, aAd offers rare chance as an M
will be scld separ ately, If desired.
GERS.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in six. twelve
eod, eighteen mouths, with Interest. secured 10y
Sssti me purchaser or purchasers. A deposit o
iy2l:e. FITCH + FOX, Auots
RY CoOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with J. q. MCGUIRE 4 Coz
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES sALEoF IMPROVED, PROPERTY
ON hASSACHuSETT AVENUE, BErNEEN
r9LkTH AND FIFTH STREETS, AT AUC-
4! virtue Of deed OF trus. dated on the 4.h day
OF May, lsI, ana duly recorded il Lib-T 4. " e.,
county ct WASHINGTON, D. O., SHAH sell A. enc.
ncu, in front OF the premises on MONDAY. iuly
70 isSo, at -, Q clock p n, pat OF bot n in
Iloyements thereon, consisting of two story
Fiame Dwelling, with bssemsut This property
enue, between E and 9Th streets, and runs back 70
Terms: One third cash. residue i'm six and twelv
months, with interest secured 10y dee,i OF trus: On
the premises Nj conye. anc az an stamps st the
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tsf GkEEN WILLIAMS.
No. 536 Southeast corner q 7th aud d SITS
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RY COOPER & LATTMER, Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with !. g. M,Uuire A Col
Southwest corner OF Fem. aveBue and 18th street
Star Office Building
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

q. add sfter NONDAY, July N, tie steamers
EklSTOL sid PROVIDENCE 81
.r.' iDe. will leave Pier 90. North
-iv~r- dsiiy. SUNDAY excepted , at =
rr cock . m instead Of 8, as heretofore.
FARE ONLY OSK DOLLAR.
9 20 81 GEO. SHIvERIOK, Agent.
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BY TEL LEGRA.PjlHj.
CONGRFSS.
WAsHINoToN. AnrIl 8.

The Chair submitted resolutions from
the Legtslatureo of Minnesota, endorsing
the action OF Congress in regard IN i,ns
peachment. Tabled.
ME-. Ramsay presented resolutions
from the same Legislature for the i'm.
ptoVemenG OF the Mississippi river,
recon- recon menued by General Warren and
others. Referred. Q
Mr.. Cole presented a petition OF
citizens of California, asking aid for the
Southern Pacific Railroad. Referred.
Mr. .Nyelntroduced a bill for the com
Pietton OF the branch mint at Carson
City Nevada Referred. Ii,.-7' ~ :
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill. To. ra.
lieye the political disabilities of citizens
o. Georgia. Referred to the Judicinrv
Committee.
Mr.. Trumbun, from the judiciary
Committee, reported II bill supple
mentary to the act to allow United
states 70 prosecute appeals and wfits of
error without giving security, which
was placed ontthe Calendar. j : l..l57l "
Also Joint resolution directing the
Secretary of War TO issue such quarter
master stores to heexpedit ition engaged
IN the exploration Of the river Colora-
40, 40, as may be necessary. Referred to
Mr.. Sherman called up the bill to
refund duties paid under protest in
1867, on the bell imported from France.
and donated for the use of the ST,
Mary's Institute and the Notre Dame
University, Indiana. After haitian
hours discussion on the principles in.
yoIyed, several opposing the precedent,
The Chair then stated the special or.
der to be resolution to admit to seats
on the floor, reporters of the associated
press. BycOnsent of Mr.. Anthony, the
bill was temporarily laid aside, and
the Naval AppropriationeBil was ta-
ken up. F4sf., a. y
The question was on an amendment
providing for thesenlistment of 1880
apprentices and boys exclusive of 8 500
able seamen now authorized.
Messrs. Conkling and Edmunds ad,
yocated restrict ing the total force $500
Including apprentices and boys. fah.
Mr.. Grimes explained and advocated
the apprentice system, and argued that
It was necessary to keep up the navy
to respectable footing In order to
meet any emergency. MIR. Grimes held.
the amendment OF the committee
simply increased the number of the
force Of the navy to 596'under. the ap-
prentice law. The amendment of the
committee was agreed to.
MIR. COnkling moved to amend by
making number exclusive of appren-
tices and boys to z 500 instead OF $500.
Adopted a. 81 - E,r.s .s{s,-ls-i
Atter further debate the bill passed.
In Committee of the Whole and be-
Ing before the Senate the House asked
separate vote on the amendment i'm
creasing theiapproprlation for the civil
establishment of a naval hospital,
which after' discussion was agreed to!
Mr.. Drake asked a separate vote on
Mr.. COnkling's amendment reducing
the number OF seamen, from $500 to
1900. '4is3 q
Mr.. Hendricks asked upon what in.
formation this change had been made,
and condemned such legislation In the
face Of the unanimous opinion OF the
navy. eie r1r - aas ul.e r..
After debate, without action ION the
smendment, the Senate adjourned.
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s4aA.asisssga G s!s
GEORGIA.

Important Order frOm gen. Meade,
ATLANTA, GA.,. April 4.-Gen. Meade
returned, yesterday from an official
tour In Southern Georgia, and to-day
promulgated an important order, re-
terring to the late Ashburn assassina.
tlon at Columbus, and other acts OF
atrocity, simultaneous with the pub-
licatton OF incendiary articles and the
sending of threatening letters, indica-
ting concert of action to affect the re-
suit of the election by intimidation and
violence, and emanating from a secret
organizations. All. are warned against
participation In the acts of this organi-
Zntton, and the elRW.abidinga are assured
ofprotection. The General forbids the
publication ofanything counseling in.
hmtdation or tending to blood.shed.
Newspapers containing such articles
are warned that the General will stop
their publication and try the offenders
by military commission. Public
writer's and speakers are admonished
to refrain from in1ammatory appeals,
and military commanders are authOri-
Zed, where In their Judgment 1t may
seem necessary to organize forces
from among the law abiding citizens to
preserve order, and the expenses at.
tending, pay and maintainance, of
such forces to be borne by the coun-
ties or municipalities where required.
The commanding General enjofns all
good citizens to act in the arrest and
of the violators of this
order and of the law, and admonishes
them that unless the acts of intImida.
ton or violence are checked and pun
tshed, bloody retaliation may be pro-
Vokeds society endangered and inno-
cent blood shed.
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Tnlnhn
New Yotlk Cattle.aLarl.et.

81 l--I....- sea. NEW YORK. april b.
Receipts for the week: 4,5l5 beeyes
16. .315 sheep and lambs; Il, 1892 hogs.
BERvRs-The offerings being only
about 1000 head, there was brisk de
mand; extra lots 199<a2Oc; prime los
1914c; fair to good 175<a1S1<c; Inferior tC
ordinary 14a151<c; the average quality
was fair. t1 LII - 80
SHEEP AND DIAAms-Common, dull
and heavy; good, in fair request and
hrm; 65zaS16c for inferior to good, and
9a103<c for prime and extras. Among
the sales. was $50 head Ohio, l2O lbs
average. at 9sSc; S26 head sheared, lOe
lbs average; at SIC; 1893 head Michigan,
80 Ds average, at $40; shearsd sheep
to S1zcsf = 9 .EL.ss4g s'R sSass-,EFz
SwINE-Only moderately active, and
lower; offerings, {, 1900 head; selling at
So to 9Nc. Among the sales were l
car Ohio pigs, Ill ms average, at SIC: 4
cars heavy 160 lbs average, at 9IIc; /
do, 127 ibs average, at SIC; u do Mich
iEan at SIC; 2"do Chicago, l25 lbs
average, at S5Se. 5llst E'.5fssI
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ALABAMA.

MoNTooMERY, ,AnA.,April 6.4General
Shepperd, commanding the sub. district
of Alabama, to-day issued an order in
relation TO the he.Kuk.Klux.Rlan,a and or
derlng that the vrrious officers, mar.
shals, magistrates, constables, chiefs OF
police, and the police will be held ac-
countableolby the post commanders
over their respective districts for the
suppression of these iniquitious orRan-
izations, and the apprehension OF its
members whenever found. When ap-
Prehensions are made and the code OF
Alabama is silent on the subject of the
offences for which they are charged,
the prisoners will be turned over to the
commander OF the proper military
post, with view to trial by a military
commission. All placards and news
paper cards of the Standardization are
prohibited, and the Ignorance of their
.exisistence will not be held as an ade.
quate excuse, it being the business OF
the civila military officers to know
what appertains to their duty; citi.
zens not holding Office likewise will
not be held guiltless, and further out
RACES will be viewed as evidence ol
their neglect OF duty.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

LONDON, April 6.-Further advices
from Rio Janeiro give two days later
Paraguayan news. Fighting is going
on at all points. Humaita fs not calj.
tured, but vigorously defended by
Lopez. The allied feet and land bat
terles were cannonading the fortress
hercely. ,Humatta, however. is very
ammunition, and It's fall is expected,
There is no other defensible point on
the river, and tho capture of Humaita
will probably end the war. {
ROME, April 6.-AlltheF Frenchtroops
here are under orders, and are making
preparations to go home. al5zf
LONDON, April g. Evening The
case OF prisoners arrested on suspicion
of being implicated in the Clerkwell
explosion went before the grand Jury
to-day. The charge of the Recorder to
the jury was strongly adverse to the
prisoners. ~ q 2 .'f94
1t is announced today that the
steamships OF the Hamburg American
line will hereafter carry the U. 8.
mails from Southampton TO New York
every Friday. - ts.-+
It is said that the Bishops of the
Irish Church have united in note to
D'Israeli urging him to sacrifice half OF
the revenues of the church establishl
ment in order to be able to save the
rest. f.5is-.
BERLIN, April 6.-Immediately ON
the ratification oftho treaty OF citizen
ship, recently concluded between Prus-
sia and the United States, Mr.. Bancroft
Will enter into negotiations for the es-
tablishment of a commercial treaty
between the two countries. I.fC
NAPLES, April 6.-Admiral Farragut
is still in4the city, He awaits the re-
turn of Duke De Costa, who is at pres.
LONDON, April e-11:15.-Consols,
931S; y, s. Bonds, steady at TEX; Illi-
nois Central 90: Erie 481{. |fEts
LATER, 1:20P. M-Consols 1915; q. 8.
Bonds 721<a722f.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-11:15.-Cotton,
quieter and unchanged Bfeadstuffs
and provisions, unchanged.
LATER, 1:20 P. M.-Cotton, easier; up-
lands 129Sa1211d, both on spot and TO
arrive; Corn, heavy; Beef, 124s; PORK,
buoyant at Sos.
FRAEKFoRTi April 6--11:l5.-U. s..
Bonds, firm at 75L.
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ST. LOUIS.
HnI Burnod.--Indlan Peace Commits

sIIII Burned---Indian Peace Commits
SlOneFs. yt~,
ST. LOUIS, April6.-The Touring mill
at Breese, Clinton county, Illinois, on
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, was
burned Saturday night. ItwAs one of
the largest mills in the State, and was
valued at 5000. Insured for about
$40, 600, but in " hat offices is not known.
The following dispatches have been
received here.
OMXHA, March 5.-Ths Indian Pence
Commissioners reached North. Platte.
Several other chiefs accompanied the
Commissioners to FIT. Laramie. No
treaty willsbe made till the return OF
the Commissione ~ n g ffs ~
FT. LARAMIE, April ga messenger
is Just in from the head of Little Pow
der river, where Red Cloud and Man
afraid of his horses" were encamped.
They send word that they desire to
meet the Commission, particularly
Harmey and SRnborn, at Ft. Laramie,
the latter part of April.
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PublIc Debt stntement.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The follow
ing is a statement of the public debt to
April first: Bearing coin interest, Sl,-
944. .440, ,S41 80; bearing currency Interest,
1921, zee, $50; natured debt not present.
ed for payment, s., ,0S8, 1888 "a: debt bear
Ing NO Interest. $406, ,476. .476 81. Total
Treasury.A coin, S99, ,279, ,6l7 6s; cnrren,
cy, $2S, ,230,02z 81. Total, $l22, 2,5o9, GAS o.
The amount of debt less cash in the
Treasury has decreased during the
month $6le, ,o95 4s. ~
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alIseelIanenns.
West Alexander Academy.
FOR AIALEs AND FElIALEs.

FNHE SUMNER TERM WILL OPEN
il Monday, April 21th, and Continue p
weeks. Course OF instruction Includes sucl
Etudles as are common In academies, Mr
William r. Stevenson, an efficient and sue.
cesaful teacher. Is engaged as an assistant.
TUITION PER SESSION.
Primary. Department. =. ....... .....SlO
Ons-hRlf the tuition TO be paid in advance,
and the remainder at the Tiliddle OF the Tenn,
,19oAI9lnG and rooms may be had at reason
Eor further particulars address Rev, w. a,
LESTER, President OF tho Board of Trusl
TESS AT HeEt Alexander, Pa, or
A. n. AAIRINE, A. NJ,
naIGO.zW ss..- Principal.
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lHCHIGAK.
Probable

Probable Defeat OF New Constitution.
DETROIT, April 6.-Returns coming
in clearly indicate the defeat of the
constitution, but cannot yet judge how
the vote on prohibition has gone. Ne
gro sufragslis embodisd in the new
constitution, the only separate articles
submitted being the prohibition and
annual or biennial sessions of the Leg
islRtura. 4a .asi .-ls5
NMEP. .M.-Thirty-fivs towns heard
from give 2,162 majority. against the
constitution, and II towns give 1874
majority for prohibition.
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CONNECrICUr ELECrION.

New YoRK, April e.-Ninety-one
1s.O25i Jewell Rep. ) il, ,82I; Democratic
gain OF about 200. The Democrats
claim the election of English by q, GOO
majority. New Haven gives Jewell
1924; English 7,777. Hartford gives
English 624 majority.