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XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
House..

A4VUGNe
WAsH1SoToN, May 10.
Mr.. CONNER offered resolution that
the Foreign Committee report what ac'
ton Is necessary to compel Mexico 10 tul.
fill the treaty stipulation relative to out.
laws and hostile Indians. Referred.
Mr.. LOGAN reported bill for the sale
Of the buildings and grounds Of certain
unused ArscnNls in the East and South.
Passed.
Mr. SLoCUM asked for consent to re.
port bill for the removal Of the Brook
Ign navy yard. Objections were made.
SENATE.
Mr.. PoMERoY offered resolution re-
questing the President 10 open ncgo:ia-
tions with Great Britain to ascertain
whether m union can be effected Of the
British North American provinces with
tue United States. Tabled md ordered
to lie printed.
Mr.. PoMERoY presented n memorial Of
the citizens Of Rhode Island, representing
the naturalized citizens denied the ballot
unless they possessed $3.50 worth of real
estate. He gave notice ofa bill to rene.
dy the injustice.
Mr.. SHERMAN introduced q bill for tho
admission Of photographs for exhibition
free Of duty, aud Mr.. POMEROY introduced
IL bill amendatory to the peremptory law.
Referred. ....
Mr.. SHERMAN from the Finance Com.
mittee, reported with amendments q bill
to reduce taxation, the amendments con.
sist Of notifications 10 avoid antiquities,
with an additional section authorizing the
President In his discretion TO discontinue
and consolidate the internal revenue dis
tricts. ........ ..u ...l.. ...
The Fifteenth Amendment enforcement
bill, was discussed by Mr.. HAMILTON, Of
Maryland, in opposition, and Mr.. SCHENcK
in favor.
Mr.. POOLE said that for the purpose Of
securing liberty, Congress has the right to
20 into States amendment, which might
6c abridged by one citizen compelling an
other, under threat or inducemGnt TO dis.
charge, or employ TO vote in particular
way or by organization formed for the
purpose. He gave notice Of an amend
ment for such cases.
Ab uSAo VIZ SGuhIG NhtGI W AtAAS - =
cess from halEpast 4 o'clock until hall.
plst 7 O'Clock.
The CHAIRMAN reminded the Senate
that, as n body, they were nearly evenly
divided on the question, and that the final
adjournment resolution would come up
tomorrow.
The bill to revive the commercial and
nayfpntiOn interests of the United States
was advocated by Mr.. HALE and opposed
by Mr.. ALLISON, and went over until next
Tuesday, when Mr.. LYNCH will press IL
vote. ....r
The consular and diplomatic appropria-
ton bill was taken up. 1t appropriatcss
S08s, Oh, or $177,OO7 less than last year.
Allcr the close Of the general dCbntG, the
committee proceeded to consider the hill
by sections for amendment.
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A Cuban War Vessel at Sea.

The Spanish spies claim 10 have known
for some time tllat the Cuban war vessel
George B. Upton was intended for the
Cuban service, yet SO nicely was every
thing managed that the Spanish Minister
could do nothing. to prevent her smiling.
Her officers have been selected with great
care, and ore men who have seen service.
They are: Commander, Thos L. Darain;
1st Lieutenant, and Executive Officer,
Robert Sommers Cd Lieutenant, Henry
s. Cooke; Mates, A. W. Mason, Antonio
Weiner, Winthrop Phillips and Henry p.
Lowe; Paymaster, jose Ponce Do Leon;
Chief Engineer, George Davis; 1st Assis-
tant Engineer, joaquin Aguair; 2d Assls-
tant engineer, Edward TOwllass. There
is on board tho Upton military corps,
commanded by Eugene VNlaentc, late of
General Giocourias' staff, and under him
are Col. Drake DcI1oy and Capts. Harri-
son and Wcrtcrman. The Upton, assisted
by tender, will in due time land in Cuba
u large quantity Of war material, includ.
Ing artillery. There arc plenty Of men on
the island who will join the ranks Of the
patriotic army rs soon rs they arG armed,
This Is really the most formidable expo.
ditiOn ever sent out to aid the Cubans.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New York, May 10.
The Evangelical Press Association held
lis first annual meeting yesterday, and
elected G. W. CliflOn, President, and Geo.
N. Powell, rs Secretary. The AssOcia-
tion published an advertisement in over
one thousand papers last year, and now
has over 200 members.
An interesting and somewhat excited
discussion was had In the Board Of Edit
cation yesterday, over the question Of re-
storing coporal punishment in the public
schools. Arguments for and against flage-
lation were put forth in vivid language by
the partizans OIL either side. The matter
WIS finally returned 10 the Special Com
mittcc, with instructions 10 report some
plan Of correction that shall meet the
views Of all parties in the Board.
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NJ. E. Church South, General Con-
ference.
AIEMpH1s, May 10.

4iAAsSAA h'Sf @A'ty 49,
Bishop Payne presiding. The Commit.
tee on 1tincracy, presented a report Sc
vcrcly criticising the manner in which
the books Of record Of the Annual Confer
enCc are kept, proposing uniform system
for the same. Adopted.
The Committee on EpiscOpacy, made u
lengthy report on the subject Of the veto
power Of Bishops to the effect that the
General Conference may by two.thirds
vote Overrule the Bishops veto, which was
made u special order for Saturday.
Tho Committee on boundaries made re-
port recommending changes in the boun.
diaries Of nearly every annual Conference;
also creating the following new Confer
cnccS: North Mississippi, chiefly composed
Of Memphis Conference White River
Conference, within present Arkansas Con
ference; Los Angeles Conference, sub.
dividing the Pacific Conference; Kansas
and Nebraska Conference, out Of portions
Of st. Louis and Missouri Conference ;
East and West Missouri Conference, out
Of Missouri Conference; Alabama and
North Alabama Conference, out Of the
Conference In Mississippi, and also all not
included in the boundary Of North SIissls-
sippi.
An amendment to create the Conference
of West North Carolina principally out Of
HOlstOn Conference, produced an anima-
ted discussion and was finally laid on the
table. The report was then taken up and
discussed. II was resolved 10 hold after
noon sessions hereafter.
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MEXICO,

Mexican advices to the 12th state that
the followers Of Pedro Martinez, about 800
strong, recently abandoned him aud sur.
rendered TO the government, The bandit
Bravo Is still in the field with 600 follow
ers.
Congress Is now engaged on tie subject
Of finances, having dropped railroad mat
tcrs. An extra session will probably he
called
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May ID.
More arrests on suspicion of connection
with the regiClde plot have been made.
Houses have been searched and more
bombs found.
Bullion In the Bank Of Franco increased
10000 francs during tho week.
The Emperor will visit the Chambers
on Saturday next, and receive the official
announcement Of the vote on the plebisci-
tum. lie will deliver I'm address which,
II Is said, will be an expression Of his
gratitude TO the people, and promise 10
fulfil all liberal aspirations. The cerCmo-
MES will lIe similar to that Of opening the
Chambers. Senators, deputies, members
Of the Cabinet, high officials Of govern.
mcnt and the principal dignitarlcs Of
Court will be present.
1t Is reported that the Italian banker
Cernuschi will not receive permission TO
return to France.
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CINCINNATI.
Presbyterian Synod--Sunday Saen.
gerfest.

CINCINNATI, May 10.
The General Synod Of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church Of North America
began its session last night. Rev. Mr..
Harsnan, the retiring Moderator, preach.
cd the opening sermon. About flAy del.
cgates were present, from Nova Scotia,
New York, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Phila:
dclphia, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and
Ohio. .....
The Sacngcrfest committee have deter
mined, ut the request Of prominent citi-
zens, to change their programme 50 rs to
omit tho grand procession on Sunday
through the city. They will hold n pic
mic, however, on that day and have n pro"
ccSsion on Thursday. This change re.
ccived the unanimous assent Of the Gen
cral Committee. #f.
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Fat and Lean PeopIe,

From HalrS HtdILA BY Good Lirlag.
II is u striking fact that most people
want TO weigh more than they do, md
measure their health by their weight, rs
It u man were pig, valuable in proper
tIon to his hCaviness. The racer is not
fat, the plow horse has but II moderate
amount Of flesh. Heavy men are not
those which experienced contractors CHI.
plOy 10 dig railroads and dig bitches.
Thin men the world over, are The men
for tho work; for endurance, they are
wiry and hardy: thin people live the
longest; the truths, iat Is disease, and rs
proof, tat people arc never well day Nt n
tlme-and arc not suited for hard work.
Still there Is q medium between being as
fat us n butter ball and rs thin and juice.
lcss as rail. For mere looks, u moder.
ate rotundity Is most desirable, to have
enough flesh to cover all irregularities. To
accomplish this in the shortest time man
should work but little, sleep great part
Of the time, allow nothing to worry him,
keep always in joyous, laughing mood,
and live chiefly on NlbuminNtcs, such MS
boiled cracked wheat, and rye, and OIts,
and corn, and barley, with sweet milk,
and butter.milk, aud meats. Sugar Is the
best iatienGr known.
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Miss PMGBE CozzESS, the champion Of
her sex, has found Scripture warrant for
mans employment as u houseworkcr, In
the twcnty.flrst chapter second Kings,
thirteenth verse, viz: ~ willwipe Jertlsa-
lem rs man wiHth dish; wiping IL
and turning it upside down" This will
TO to SGT against Saint Paul's unfortunate
rlirtwm against woman.
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New York Produce Market.

NH" AOhNt NaoJ AV'
CoTrOS--FirmCr sales 1900 bales at 2SKc for
middlIng uplAnhE.
FLOuH-Closcd more steady aud In mOderatU
demand.
GRAIE-Whcat-.Dul aud unchanged Rye
Quiet and steady. Oats-GikGGSc Tor wcHlCrI
In store. COru-Dull Ut 81 0S6l 10 for new; me-
dium dull ut 81 09jEl o. for now mixed western.
FRovIsloNS-M Meas POrk-NOmInAIly hold at
so 30. BcCf-Flrm and iair inquiry, Cut Meats
lin faIr demand. IiacOn-Nnminal Lard
Very quiet At lGC for prime steam.
EUU5-Q Quiet and unchanged.
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MEMPHIS.
Murder and Shooting AGray.

MEMPHIS, may ~.
A rag picker named B. NumGn, wNs
killed by Il drayman named Pat Burke on
the HcrnAndoah road yesterday during an
alteration Burke struck Numan with a
billet of wood crushing his skull, Burke
was arrested and committed
A terrible shooting affray occurred near
Fort Pickering at o'clock this morning,
during which Jerry Riordan, Oarkcepcr,
was fatally wounded; Albert Baer, news:
peddler, shot in the knee severely, and
Josh Moore, barkccper, severely in the
thigh. s. Howell has been Qrrested for
shooting Riordan and acknowledges 1t,
but says he did It in self defence.
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Missouri Editor, on a Lark.

va AANSAHl N@''y @S'
The State Editorial Association held its
annual meeting Mt Kansas City yesterday.
The attendance was very large, members
from all pGrts Of the State being present.
Quite number Of Kansas editors were
aIsoprcscnt by invitation. Abanquct was
given last night, and to-day the ASsOciN.
ton make u pleasure excursion over
the Missouri River, Fort Scott Il Calves
ton Railroad 10 Fort Scott,
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rhn Nnw York EIectIon.

New York, May 10.
The latest returns leave no doubt that
Hon Clas. ]. Folger Is one Of the two
Republicans elected Justices Of our new
Court Of Appeals. The other Is probably
Charles Andrews, Mayor Of Syracuse ;
but II may be Hon. Charles Mason, Of
Madison county.
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United States Indian commis.ion.

NEW YORK, May ~.
At the evening session Of the United
States Indian Commission Colonel Dem.
ing, Chief Of the CherokGes, was present.
Alettcr was read from William Walsh, OF
PHILADELPHIA p 0 citing against the wrong 9
To which the Indians have been subjected,
and the usual series Of wars Of cxtermin4'
ton, and approving the course OF l'reSt-
dent Grant and calling for II strict Obser'
vance of the treaty supulatiOns.
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Opening of tho Soldiers Home at
Dayton.

DAYTON, Mny 10.
Governor Hayes, Of Ohio and Governor
Baker, of Indiana: General SclIenck, ID.
Erastus B. Walcolt, ind other invited
guests, IN charge Of Hon. S. b. Gnnkel,
Acting Manager Of The National Asylum
for disabled volunteer soldiers, visited the
institution this morning ut ten o'clock and
were received with much enthusiasm hy
the officers nnd men, who now number
about 1900. A band Of music met the
procession; an artillery salute annonnc-
cd the approach OfthG distinguished vist-
tors. The formal exercises Of the opening
Of the new hospital takes placo ut
two o'clock this afternoon. A large NUM-
bcr of persons from the surrounding towns
and country arc already here.
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dodge will have to be tried. That won't
work, even in the KanNwha Valley.

THE xiv AMENDMENT CELEbRAIION'
Yesterday the dnrkies here celebrated
the adoption Of the 18th Amendment.
They turned out in large numbers, form
ing i large ind enthusiastic procession.
AHer marching through the principal
streets they proceeded to tho grove and
were addressed in handsome speech by
the Governor. lie said he made It arule
u address any respectable gathering OF
people, whenever they desired IL; but that
on TINT occasion he should DC like the
preacher who preached nothing about
politics or religion. He gave them some
very sensible advice US tOindustry, eCono-
nv, pcaceablcncss and education. He
was followed by Gen. Harris who did
preach politics so tar us to slow that the
Republican party Ind befricnded the color
WI man, and that the Democratic party
Ind opposed him. At the Court House in
the evening, II cOlorel man spoke with
much ability, clc0rncss and effect.
The whole thing passed of pleasantly
without any unlOwartl circumstance, ex-
ccpt sllowrr-thG Democrats for the
most part ,contenting sthemSclvcs with
pecring al the procession from behind
shutters and other shelters. trl
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A WESTERN Coroners jury returned a
verdict that the deceased came TO his
death from exposure. "WhAt do you
mean by tIAt?" asked relative Of the
dead man, "there arc two, bullet holes in
his skull" Tic Coroner replied, with y
waveUft the hand, "Jlst 90, lie died from
exposure to bullets"
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Rev. ROBERT HALL, the great Baptist
minister Of England, when asked how
many sermons n preacher could con
vcnicntly prepare III week, replied: ~
he is IL man OfprcemlnCnt ability, one; il
he is u man Of ordinary ability, two II hi
is an ass, six"
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"DlSSA! ye hear the slogan" is a CO.
llumlrum at the head OF tho lGgiaeTs
editorial column yesterday. Who is
"Dinna" to whom this intcrrogatory is
addressed! We suppose ii is "Dinah,"
and that there is typographical error or
the editor don't know how to spell the
,,u,,,u
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SPAIN.


LONDON, May 10.
Additional Madrid and other dispatches
say the crown will be thrust on Espartcro.
It is thought his declination is not abso.
lutely final.
MADRID, May 10.
The Duke Of Montmnsicr's oldest son
had u long conference today with the
Regent. .......
Il is rum0rcd that the Unionist party
will consent to the proposition Of tue
present Regent
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A LITTLE boy in Cincinnati was sliding
on the bannistcrs Of high building ut
one o'clock Of q recent afternoon, and be-
tore the night the arrangements for his
f(Irncral were complete.
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Sarinrs OF Josh RlIllngs.

never knu u man troubled with mel.
ankolly who had plenty to dew, md
did It.
Natur IL jist az honest NJ II COW.
Shame IL the diGing cmbcrs Of virtue.
Did you ever hear q rich man sinGg
Ignorance Is tho wet nllss Of prejudice.
Caution, though very of(cn wasted, Is a
good risk 10 take.
l don't knO Ov q better cure for sorrow
than to pity somebody else
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TIE editor ofa Chicago childrcn's paper
receivedN q letter from lAdy subscriber,
who writes; "Our little Anna died last
week, after reading tho lust number OF
your valuable paper" Parties who have
more children than they want should
subscribe for that periodical.
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Another Canal Around Sault Ste.
Marie.

TORONTO, MNy ".
The GlO6s and Telegraph have strong
articles in favor Of building canal on
British ground around SNult Ste. Marie,
and that the privilege now enjoyed by
American vessels in Canadian canals, shall
cease until the question at issue Is nd
iustctl.
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A CLERGYMAN in recent sermon, IL
New York, quoted an anecdote of On old
merchant who instructed his clerks
"When man comes into n store and
talks Of his honesty, watch him; II hC
talks Of his wealth, don't try to sell him
II hV talksOf his religion, don't trust him
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In Marion. Ohio, the other day, there
was a snake hunt. A field was burned
over, and on II were found 1898 dead
"snax" by actual count. A local paper
says this was u good days work.
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MILL BURNED.-Just as We 60 to press
We learn that SloNn's Mills OH Wheeling
Greek, were entirely consumed by drc on
Tuesday evening. We have no particn-
lars,-L&l. Chronicle.
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A CLERGYMAN in Pittsburgh has been
sued for "hf1y pounds Pennsylvania cur
rcucy," under an old law, for marrying II
minor without the consent Of her parents
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TuE parties surveying the proposed
route Of the Washington and Ohio Rail;
road are now prospecting in Gilmer, and
will be in Lewis in few days.
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New York Drr Goods MARKET.

INV 4UTAl MY W
Tho market continues very quiet, but prlces
arc well maintained. Best heavy brown sheet
iugs IIXIl5c; Southern do. 1t114TC, apart from
Laurel u, which Is held at l6c. New York Mills
bleachCd musIlns 9IC.
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CANADIAN RELATIONS.
The Chicora Again Refused Passage
ThrOuh the Sault Ste. Marie.
COLLINOWoop N, MN 10.

COLLrSOwoOD VT, May 10.
The steamer ChiCora returned last even.
ing, having been again refused permission
to pass through St Marie canal. General
Cooke stated that his instructions were
absolute that nothing whatever connected
with tbs Red River expedition will be al.
lowed 70 pass through the canal.
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Prevention of Spring pi,enses.

From HllTS HtIltbby Good LtrtHg.
Il is an indisputable physiological truth
that II the instincts OF nature were yield
ell 10 in spring, and were cherished in
their desire 10 take less md less food as
the weather grows warmer, as they Nrc
yielded TO in the autumn in taking more,
4 very large amount Of the diseases Of
spring AMI summer would be avoided.
Tho great practical lesson 10 lie learned In
reference 10 the subject, question of
health and disease, yes, in the multitudes
Of cases, n question Of life and death,
Is simply this: us the winter passes,
und the balmy spring time comes
on, do nothing 10 increase the ap-
petite; cat no more thNn is call;
ed for; do not bc uneasy because you
have little or no relish for your food cat
less nnd less, every day. The very best
way to increase your pleasure Of eating is
to change the quality Of the food; use ar.
tiClcs less carbOnic, less warming; senl
from your table the pork and bacon, and
fat meats and oils, andsugars anil starchCs,
and sago and the tapiOca pudding, and
the dumpllngs and the rich pastries; get
hold Of the "carly greens" the spinach,
the salads, the turnip.tops, the rAdtsl, the
carly berry and the carly fruit, and lean
meats; pay increasing attention to the
cleanliness Of tho skin; be more in the
open nir, sleep in better ventilated rooms,
let your windows he raised higher ut night
and your inner doors be left wider open.
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Baltimore Market. >
BALriNoRE. May ".

FLOuE-Dull and weak.
GnAIN-WhCaI-Vrr dull and lower; wrsteru
81 22lbI 28 COFn-Dnll and lower; white 81 20;
yellow 81 u. 0AtS-Flrm at CSC.
PROVIsIOSs-FIm anu unchanged.
wuIsKY-QuIet and unchanged
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CommercIal anal Financial.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, May 10.
MONEY-MArkGt easy al 4t5 per cent on call
STERLING-ActlvC at 109ISGGl05S.
GOLD-Stcady; opened at llAA; closed at lllh
6ll4k. Carrying rates SIE5 per cent. Clear.
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A CNclSNATl lady not yet fly ycArsOf
age, having sorrOw6illy buried eight lils
bands, Is about to try hopefully tho ninth
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The Weather Ye.tardnr.

ln8 WtGtrn Union. Telegraph C0'G. BulletlN.
WHEELrNO, Noon, May 10.
New OrlcanS-C Clear; calm; theF. Is.
BuGalO-Clcar; wind W.; theF. n.
Chicago Raining; wind g. w.; theF. &C.
Springfield, Mo-Cloudy; wind 9. c.; ther. Co.
MOblle-Clear; wind n; ther. %.
New HOrk-ClCRr: wind .. W.; thCr 69.
PhlladClphla-CCar;w wind 9. VI: thCr. CO.
PortlaHd-CleaE wind g.; thCr. 30.
Rlehmend-ClOudy: wind g.; ther. CO.
y. L0uIs-ClcaF; wind n. w.; thCr. 60
hington-OVcrcast; wind 8. W.; thCr. 90.
CharlestOn-ClOudy; wind n. O.
GlnClnQati-Cloldy; wind .. W.; thor. So
MiIminSton-CleAr; wind w; thcr. H.
NAshvilIc-Clcar; wind O.; tlirF, TS.
OmAha-Cloudy; wind W.: thor. 6S,
Augusta. GR.=Cloudy; wind e.; thcr IS.
Macon, Ga.-Clear and hot,
!IalifaG-Clcar; wind vi; thCr. o.,
li0uston' TCxuS-Clear; wind .. W.; thCr. 80.
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Western Union Telegraph, S9X; Adams Rx.
press, CO; Wells, Fargo 3 Co., flJl; American.
Is; United Statcs, 46X; PacIac MGi, S6H; New
York Central, lOi.i; do. scrip, 06(; ErlG, ESh{;
Harlem, AK; RCa0Ing, 10SIS; Michigan Central,
l9S; Lake Shore, 46S; Illinois Central, III;
Pittsburgh, 107; Northwestern, 60H; do. pre-
ferred SUI; Rock Island, l19!AS; New Jersey Cen
tral, l09K; 81, Paul, Gi1S do. preferred 19K; Wa
bash, 6SX: do. preferred Is; Fort Wayne, 9Ik;
TcFTG uautC, 80 Chicago 5 Alton, ia.
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MEDICAL,
| SIMMONS
|! liver

spIutr. -uIuel .fue-, surnE 90 the ahsYe Hyup.
tiH- attend the disease, and ~ O'trr 'lute- very
fry u them l4t tAD ilyUrf GENERALLY Ne ofsaa
most involved. CTrs tie i.gls with