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BUSINESS hats, entirely new; own de-
at LEIDY 4 90 y
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BLACK DLAMoNDs.-Rigley, MeIlersh a
Co.. dealers in Plttsburg, cannel and an
thraeite coal, and Pittsburg and gas coke,
CORNER Main and South Court streets,
Memphis, Tenn. 1881 0E8 4
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CHEMICAL SYSTEM OF MEBIcINE,

1t Is divided into the following departments:
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.-In this department
every complaint known to woman Is treated
with unvarytng success.
CANCER DEPARTMENT.-Caucers mt tumOrs
are here cured In n~inety-eight cases out OF
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT FOR HEART this
department this formidable disease Is treated
With the most gratifying results.
DEPARTMENT FOB SKIN Dn~sEAsEs-Eyery
form Of skin diseases permanently cured
here.
CONSUMPTION " CATARRH DEPARTMENT.
Inc professors in tins department. have made
many Important discoveries in the treatment
OF lung, throat and nose diseases.
EYE n EAR DEPAETMENT-Tha eve and
ear most tenderly and trtumphantly treated.
CONFIDENTIAL DEPARFMENr-Devotad 10
the exclusive treatment of q class of mala-
dies, n&meless here, by an able profes8orshfp.
SURGICAL DEPARrMENT-We daily perform
the most important operations known 70
surgery
All affairs of a private character held sa-
confidential
~ ONCE hours from s O'Clock in the morn
ing till s O'Clock in the evening. Opon eVe,v
Sunday forenoon, from 3 lam. TO I'm
J. B RUSSELL Nd
Consulting Physicizn-
@. WARRAN. Treasurer. a tvT
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CARPETS and Oil Cloths, Furniture. etc.
IN great variety, at prices as low as the
lowest
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BRowN & JONES, 2s2 Main street.
Bethel Block, wholesale and retail dealers
IN f~i5tsbnrg, Cannela and Ohio river Goals,
trade supplied.
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NORTH AND EAST
FALL SCHEDULE.
TAKES EFFECT SEPT. Il, 1870.

me train leaving Memphis at lI5 pm runs
daily. The 400 am train does not run on
Sunday Both trains run through 10 Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on the1:5 p m. train from Mem-
phis to Loulsville, connecting At Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
staterOoms, In through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket ONCE, 27H Main street.
J. F. BOYD, superintendent
JANIS SPEED. Ticket Agent auH
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NOTICE.

OEFIcE OF CIrr TAX CoLLEcroa
Memphis, September q, IS70
~ Thestalls win be rented at each Market
to the highest bidder, payable quarterly. In
advance, commencing at Beale street., October
Sd, 1870, at 10 O'Clock am.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON.
se3 City Tar CoIIeetar.
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BROWNE q BROwsB-8l5 Second street.

THE latest frst-class styles hats, at
LEIDY q CO.'S.
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IOLL0wAYs VERMIFueE coaFEcrIoNs

Oh q H.
TWENTY years experience has proved tnt.
the most popular remedy with phrrI-
Slsns ana parents for those pests OF child
ooo- worms. They are pleasant TO take.
an9 aAWays enecuve In expening the Worms
Sno kon1ng the system up to fs norrnsl
Sonoltlon. Beware of countarfsifs and frni-
tat1ons. The genuine have the sirnstnra y,
ac Proprlesors on the wrapper d. each
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q cowpEr.
Philadelphia
NO Cure! NO Pcyf HIe&ksEss Tsttsr Os.sslens
\ MIL positively cure letter. Erysipalas
~ salt Hheum, BARRIERS Itch. Pfn1nlas
9lo0cnes ana All forms Of Skin Disease. aiao'
sore Eyes and Eye Lids. Discharges from fne
Ear, and Old Sores. no matter 81 how 1o1e
scanulng, or the money returned BY the pro-
JOHNSTON. holloway oowDEx.
Sold 80 cents per box BY ali draezists. ssnt
oy mail for 60 cents. -
o~Onsampttos Positively oArsdNU5Aams Ht,sA
ia Ned Cure - 80 =
WILL cure Bronchitis. su /
Lung Diseases and Splitting OF blood. |
ano strengthen q build up the system 10 !
!ts nealtny condtnon. This has basa 6aste1 /
FroL Irossezu IN Two Thousand cases in 4
sne hospitals OF Paris, in which ft eErBd i
nearly every ease and In this country by the 1
apprcpatIon OF the physieian many hopsless
49, n1ns psen restored 20 healsh One bot
re ne Hrl prove afs srseaeE. salasl 90 per bot
JqHNsIoN, HOLLOWAY q cowDEw,
~ ~ WI Rn1N2AArmhNDa 7
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TIE largest and most select stock of
boys hats in the city, at
LEIDY 4 co -
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LAW REPORTS.

FINE extra qualities of hats at
LEIDY IL CO.'S.
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CARPETS AND on CLoTHs.-New and
handsome, just received at Ames, Beattis
4 Co.'s Furniture and Carpet Store, 1876
Main street.
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New embroideries. very handsome, at
z. w. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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JUsT RECEIVED, at s4l Main street, new
goods in the tailoring line.
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GENTS dress ha.s-New York and Lon
don STYLES, at LEIDY & co.'s.
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burnt children dread the fre.D and
hence those who have tried them Ioatbe
the dirty ha~ir-colOring preparations with
winch the market is deluged. But in
PHALoNs NETALIA, or SALVATION FOR
TIE HAIR their most sanguine expecta-
tons viii be realized. GRAY hairs taka
any shade of brown or black unders its
operation. Sold by druggists.
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ALL of the latest weeklies and month
les, just received at Joe Locke's, 2S6H
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REAL HANDMADE LACKs.-SOmething
new in these goods at
7. w. JOHNSTON & co.'s.
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NEW GooDs in ths tailoring line. at 81
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WHEAT WANTED.

'I'HE highest market price paid for wheat
At Benies, Aill, Nos. 70, IS and IN Second
ham Flour, CornmeaL, Shorts. Chen Feed and
bran always on hand. Ise31 JOHN ING
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%SEPTENNlAL INSTITUTE.
DIR. RU99ELh,@
SEPTENkIAL
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
az North Court ST., Memphis,

TNHIS, Institution, Incorporated by the
Il state Of Tennessee, Is a legaliZed Asso-
citation OF Scientific Physicians and Surgeons
devoted to the treatment OF patients, and IN
struetions In the theory and practice OF the
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OUR SCHOOLS.
Why the Ancient and kodsra Languages
Ought TO be Taught In Them.

There Is a movement, we understand,
in the School Board 20 add to their al
ready highly efficient corps of teachers
one or more Instructors in the ancient and
modern languages. This movement, we
think, is highly commendable, and we
hope the School Board will not hesitate or
delay in carrying it out. An acquaintance
with other languages is absolutely neces-
sary TO the knowledge of our own. There
is an old story that we have met with
somewhere I'VE think in Vach Schlep-
lows European Languages" printed at
st. Petersburg, lS59-60l that illustrates
this fact admirably. 1t says that "when
the Lord God determined to stop the
building of the Bsbl Tower and to mix up
the languages Of those who worked upon
II, he sent Sathanss to distribute new
languages, done up in little rolls like
bread, among b wOrkmen. When Saith
anas came mp to where they were labor
ing, he gave one the Egyptian, another
the Chaldaic. another the Sanserit, an
other the Ethiopian language, and so on
until he had served out all his rolls and
helped every workman to a piece
of tongue. Just as he was going
away a great big, burly, beaf-esting, ale
swiling fellow ran after him and CON-
planned that he had no language With
that Satan who was in for a thorough
job, Immediately gathered up the
crumbs and fragments of all the other
language ~loaves, moulded them into q
loaf and handed it over TO the beaf-eater,
saying that's" English.
The lesson that we would teach is con-
tanned in this allegory. Our tongue is a
mixture of every other language spoken.
We are a practical race, and when we
across a word, in any other Language, |
more expressive than its equivalent in
we Immediately appropriate il. The
consequence is that our language is an
Ola P0dTtdd Of all others, and to be able
to speak or write it with any huency and
correctness, one must have some acquaint-
2nee with almost every modern and al
me ancient languages. Latin and Greek,
however, are the two main tongues which
10 be learned, and after them the
and German.
To dilate on the Importance Of this
Joint would be to multiply words
or nothing. Therefore we dismiss it
With the hope already expressed that the
Board will give q prompt and
arly attention to the same.
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AMUsENENTs.-The Clifton sisters are
certainly the greatest artistes who have
ever appeared upon the boards in our
city, and the Old Varieties nightly wit
nesses their combined triumphs. Their
wonderful changes and brilliant toilettes.
their grace, beauty and b~ewitehing man.
ners, their popular character songs and
hne voices, win applause that is earnest
and VociferOus. The troupe contains
many stars, among them Miss Nellie
Georgia, Miss Maggie Hunter and Miss
Leslie. Mr.. J. M. SchOOles, the pro-
prietor, and Charley White, the stage
manager, are untiring in their efforts to
please the public.
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Our hats for fail are unsurpassed.
LEIDY & 90,
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RIVER W
aoATs LEAVING THIS DAY,
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
MEMPHIS SaDtambar q

IN PORT.
Celeste, Phos. a. Allen, Sallie V, OH City.
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FOB HAILE's POINT.

Regular Memphis and HaiIe's Point Packet.
The splendid side~Wbeel steamer,
SALLIE B. MilIeyL useEtar
Frank W. Luscomb, clerk.
This plenofd passenger L.
winleave as above MONDAY and E&2EE
THURSDAY, at 8 O'Clock. For freight or pas
sage apply on board ~ t-a7 ses6
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INFANTs.-The most irritable and rest
less Of these tender little household buds
are charmed as it were into quiet and
sweet repose by using Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup.
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CANADIAN NEWS.
4 Piece of Bravado-The Guuboats
Reseue and Prince Arthur.

MONTREAL, April 23.-Orders have
been issued to disband the volunteers
on active service, except those on the
frontier.
Four persons were arrested on q
charge Of Fenianism, but having given
satisfactory explanations, were dis
charged
Captain Cameron is organizing Il
force of mounted police for the Red
River
\ telegram from Hummingbird says
that last night party Of three from the
United States attempted to pass the
sentry on the outpost guard two miles
from that place. After being duly
challenged and ordered to halt, they
were received at the bayonets point by
the sentry. One ofthe horses was badly
injured and their wagon overturned and
smashed. Two of the party were ar
rested and the third escaped. An In
vcstigation to-day led to the belief that
the affair was merely piece ofbravado.
TORONTO, April 23.-The gunboa'
Rescue left Kingston last night foI
Prescott TO patrol at Lawrence between
Kingston and Prescott, ..
The Prince Alfred arrived at Sarnis
Yesterday afternoon. Her force con
stats Of sixty men and four officers, and
Is armed with two Armstrong guns, two
hra1s howitzers and one pivot gun.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, April %.
The cotton movement for the week shows
a decrease; the receipts from all parts were
1855 bales exports s., ~ bales. The spring
campaign rise on the stock exchange COM
menced to-day and exchange will likely be
more lively in the future. 1t is reported the
WAYS and Means committee will offer 10 the
House new funding bill and the Banking
and Currency committee will report a bill
authorizing the issue Of ss5, ,O00, 900 additional
national currency, without any provision
for the the withdrawal Of either certificates
or legal tenders. The funding bill which
passed the Legislature will reduce tolls on
grain to q cent q bushel and scatters the
payment OF the State canal debt over eigh-
teen years instead of requiring the payment
of Si,OOO,0OO annually. The bank statement
Is favorable.
MONEY-Easy at 495 2 cent with excep-
tons at 3 per cent.
STERLfNG-Dull at l09dl091s.
GOLD-Quiet but closed steady; opened at
ll3I5 and closed at ll3155; carrying rates II
q cent to fiat and l-6i for borrowing until
Monday. Clearances si5, 100000.
GOVERNMENTS TSTOCkS-Market strong
and higher. Coupons of 81 at lli1sdllj
do '62 at ll21S@llS; do "a at lll3S@lll13; do
IS at lll1s@lllt4; do new at ll0dll0ls, do '67
at llC1Sa 10Y; do Us at ll0149ll01a; l0-iOs at
1851 loss; Currency Skies at l2dl%s.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHTNGros, April %.
HOUSE.

Mr.. Stevenson presented the creden
tials of Erasmus d. Peck, member cleo
from the Tenth Congressional District
OF Ohio, in placce of Truman Ii. Hoag
deceased. Mr.. Peck took the oath.
Mr.. Schenck reported back the Sen
ate amendment to the Income Tax bill
and moved non-concurrence, stating
however, that he would ask for com.
mittee OF Conference After eonsidera'
bic discussion, the House refused to lay
the bill on the table, and then refused
to concur in the Senate substitute,
leaving the Senate to ask committee
of Conference.
Mr. Voorhees, favored the income
tax and declared in his opinion that the
most unpopular thing the House could
do would be TO abolish it. Instead OF
being too inquisitorial, lie would make
il more so.
Messrs Cobrrn, Judd, McCrary and
Farnsworth expressed similar views,
after which action was taken as above
stated
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment of Messrs Garfield, Allison and
Cox as a conference committee on the
census bill.
Adjourned
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April %.

CINCINNATI, April g.
FJOUR-Steady; family s5 O0d5 ..
GRAlS-Wheats steady at 81 l09l L. Corn
firm at 90ds2c; supply light. Oats firmer at
57t662c. Rye and Barley unchanged.
COTTOS-Firm; middling at 214c.
WHISKY-Closesd duh and prices nominal;
81 90 offered and 81 02 asked.
PR0VlSIONS-Firmer mess pork held at
so 90 for best brands, and 50 IS offered.
Bulk shoulders in good demand at lie; sales
5000 fbS; sides at li1zc and l5c for clear rib
and clear. Bacon firm at full rates; shoul-
ders at l2c; sides at l5146l6IIc; some asking
&c higher. Sugar cured hams lsGSls1zc and
firm.
IIARD-Could have been sold this after-
ternoon at l6c but Is held at l614c.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS-Declined TO l6c and dull
OnS-Linseed oil Ss690c. Lard oil 81 25a
d. Petroleum 2i927c and dull.
SITGAR-Firm at full rates; large demand.
CoFFEE-Firm at l992S- business gen.
eraIly active in all departments.
GOLD-ll3 buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par Ia "a premium
buying.
MOSEY-Easy.
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In the Municipal Court of
Wheeling.

Dewey, Vance & Co.
VS.. In Chancery.
Frank ]. Rothacker ct al.
>rorI,r, "a uEprpv GIVEN THAT
NoliCE 10 lEnEDi uiN E.N, III II5aa \,
pursuant to ueGree lilaue anu eiiyeLeE I'll IN
Ine aDoNe cause ~ salu IourI at tne C.lo reo
ruary terh Imereoi, VIII, as SPeSiai @ Soiii "
llssloIerS sen ON SaIuruay, lhe SIh IN uay ot
AplIi, ioo az Pu1lIc aucti3li, U at IlIe hoiI .i
d00r OF tne SouIt Rouse Oh ONO county, n' sne
borrowing ueSc,eu resi ostaue ~, .I.,,
Known as notilaEheT NJ PemelS, or S, " WI: VIZ:
Inc south nan OF Lou NO. 20, situate on eass
SIDE OF Market street, between JEFFERSON ana
ADAMS street. III ihe cry Oh "neeiing. +.
Salu SAFE was uecreeu ny solu Nourt III
order:
lst. To enforce certain deed OF trust
made by Frank j: hothacKer ana EllzaDetn
Rothacker, his vile, IN favor OF samuel r.
Black as trustee, dated september ZOth, 1915,
now OF record In the Recorders once OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed BOOK
No. 50, conveying the above described prop
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GREAT
w ESTE IS y
REMEDY!

The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior to any thing Of
the kind ever before offered to the
public.
As sure cure for Dianhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI-
era Morbus, CoIic, Dyspepsia, Gen.
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal It is
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects Of change Of water
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-board Of every family,
as we'll as the Bar Of every weII-regu-
lated Hotel.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT RoOFL;G-
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing bushes, and that he is
prepared at any time TO put OIL Roofs,
either large or small, on the shortest
possible notice, guaranteeing his work
for term of years. He has now been
engaged in the business for seven years
past, and his work has Outlived a halt
dozen Other Patent Roofs. The demand
for his work is increasing from year to
year. He put on, during the past year,
1900 squares Of his Roofing in this city,
which has given satisfaction in every
respect. Address me through the Post
Office, or call at my brick yard, head OF
Lindsey street All orders will be At
tended to promptly.
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New YORK, April -.
CoTTON-Quiet; sales 100 bales at 1910
for mfAdling uplands.
FL0CR-Closed a shade firmer on low
grades of extra, with moderate export and
home trade demand.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and very firm at
81 096t Is for No. spring and 81 BAL ~ for
western red and amber western. Rye quiet
at 81 T6sl 90 for western. Corn dull and
heavv al 81 Hal l3 for new mixed western.
PROVISIONS-Pork very quiet at 81 -
for nTeSS Beef steady with moderate de
mand. Cut meats in good request AZ full
request at full prices. Bacon nominal.
IlARD-Active; sales l5,0O0 tierceS prime
steam at 1870 cash, lGlzc seller April and
l61kdR114c seller May.
EdS6S-Steady AT l1dlSc.
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Fatal Accident TO n Young Lady.

A telegram to the Richmond Dis,
patch states that Miss Eveline GoodlOe,
daughter of Mr.. Paul II. Goodloe, OF
Memphis, Tennessee, who had been stop,
ping with some friends at the Universe
ty Of Virginia, accidentally shot herself
on Wednesday evening, while playing
with pistol, after target practice with
several other ladies' The ball passed
through her heart, killing her instantly.
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Chicago Market.

NIIIN.NN'''' n IT IT y
FIOUR-Firm and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat ll232c higher; sales No.
at s2aSSc cash; SI1a@S319c seller May; S5lJ'
seller June; closing quiet at S21g9S2I14c cash
this afternoon the market was unsettled n
SIC cash and SI1lc seller May. Corn F4@a
higher; closing at SJi46SGc; this afternoon
the market was firm at SjI$I SC. Oats finn
er and lc higher; closing nj 4fIc for No.
Rye more active; No. , closed NJ 1jc.
CATTLE-StGady at } SOd7 81 for good
butchers TO good smooth steers.
HOGS-Steady. al s. Go@s 10 for common
to good smooth.
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Wheeliug gegister.
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
DOMESTIC.

Gold closed in New York on Saturday
At ll3l. .ea g.f.
First Lieutenant B. F. Ryer has been
dismissed from the service of the United
States.
Recorder Hackett Of New York, is
expected 70 be well enough TO preside at
the Mcfarland trial to-day.
Charles Hodgman, for many years
cashier of the Boatmans Savings lnsti-
tuition, st. Louis, Mo, died Saturday.
An attempt to rob the Southwark
Bank, whose vaults contain over three
millions, was frustrated Saturday night.
The burglars escaped, minus imple-
mentS.
II is stated that the Mormons north
of Salt Lake are buying all the arms
and ammunition they can obtain. The
ostensible object is protection against
Indian hostilities.
The mammoth still of the Hilgerford
Distillery at Carrollton, Ohio, exploded
Friday destroying part of the building
where it was located and doing consid-
cradle other damage
\ Fort Monroe dispatch says; The
steamship Neorro Castle fell in with
the steamer Cleopatra, from Havana
ror New York, disabled, 10 miles out
aud towed her in the roads and pro
Sredcd on her VOYAGE.
Five companies OF the 9TH Cavalry,
now at Fort Leavenworth, are under
order orders to proceed to Fort Hays
lor active service against the depre-
dating Indians. General Custar will be
il command.
The New York Senate, before the
liual passage of the New York tax levy,
adopted an amendment repeating the
provision of the former tax bill proyid-
mg for the support Of the sectarlan
schools, the repeal to take effect Decem-
Der 30th next
The steamer General Lytle caught
hre around one chimney on Friday
evening on her way from Louisville to
Cincinnati, producing great excitement.
4 landing was effected and the fire ex-
.inguished with Il fire extinguisher,
ihough it refused to yield to the water.
At the funeral OF Arson Burlingame
At Boston, on Saturday, the services
we're impressive and the procession long.
All immense throng lined the route.
Minute guns were fired, flags were at
nall mast and business was suspended.
The remains were inferred at Mount
Auburn.
The members OF the Ohio Legisla-
,nrr and other citizens of that State, who
have been to Washington City, were
CUE. of the city of Baltimore on Sat
urday by an invitation of the Mayor.
After visiting the steamship Ohio they
made an excursion down the bay. On
heir return they visited Druid Hill
Park and left for home on the $50
~c-tern train on Saturday night.
FoRBIGN.
4 destructive fire is reported at Ma
nila
Russia has signed the Burlingame
treaty.
4 general strike Of the wOrkmen in
Paris l. expected.
The Fenians, it is thought, mean
mischief in England.
The third public meeting of the Ecu
mrnical Council was held at Rome yes
r"riay.
The Journal Official, of Paris, pub
fishes the Imperial decree in regard to
the Plebiscitum.
The Labor Societies Of Paris recon-
mend their members and others to alb
stain from voting on the 5th Of May, on
the Plebiscitum.
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The Richardson Estate.

Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson has Of
fered for sale the estate of the late Al
bert D. Richardson, at Woodside, New
jersey. In her advertisement she STYLES
herself ABBY :. Richardson, and
special guardian for Richardson's minor
children.
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Snow af the south.

Snow fell on Sunday along the line Of
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, as
far east as Christiansburg, to the depth
Of six inches. The mountains near
Lynchburg were also covered with snow
an Monday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-25
The President and the Georgia Bill.

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Post SAYS:
In conversation with your correspon'
dent last evening, previous to the passage
of the bill by the Senate, the President
said he hoped the Pomeroy amendment
would not be adopted he regarded it as
mischievous and likely to cause trouble
aid he added, with a good deal Of EN-,
phasis: 81 want reconstruction to end,
and the Pomeroy amendment only de,
laws"