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OHIO.
CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
CLEVELAND, April 5.-The Republican ma
Jority the city ticket is about 1lOO The Democrats
gain Councilman. giving the Republicans two major
iy full vote The Prohibition ticket received go in
the city
CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL ELECTI0N-THE BIBLE
TO BE CONTINUED IN THE SCHOOLS.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-Complete returns re-
ceved late last night give Fisher Repubcan) for Clerk
Of the Probate Court 4O6g majority The Republican
majority the entire city ticket averages about 5000
The Board OF Aldermen will stand is Republicans,
Democrats Independents. and tie in Ward. The
City Council, with the members holding over will stand
% Republicans l6 Democrats and Independents. The
School Board stands 26 for the Bible in schools and %
against.
RESULT OF THE SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL ELEC-
TON.
TOLEDO, April 5.-1he Commercial places
Pecks majority FOR Congress in this District at over 1900
the largest TO any Republican candidate. 1t
will he remembered that the election was TO nil the va
cancy caused by the death Of Truman H. Hoag.
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MISrAEEN InENTITN

Edmund Smith of Smithtown, Suffolk County,
J.. L. and Mary Simpson were brought before Justice
Hogan at the Tombs yesterday, charge of dsordcry
conduct they having been found quarreng on the street
The woman declared In the positive manner that
Smith was her husband TO whom she was married two
wears ago. who had left her week after their mar
rage since when she had not him until meeting
him Yesterday q Hunters Point ferryboa she had
claimed him az her husband. Much 10 her surprise he
had disowned She declared that his identity could
be established by certain mark on his arm,
and by persons in sailor boarding house In
Front-st The accused denied in the most positive
manner ever having seen the woman before she came
up TO him the ferry boat and claimed him as her hus
band and barring his arms proved that one or her aer
lions was untrue. messenger was sent To the sailor
house, but the inmates failed TO identity MI
smith of Shutdown. Fortunately. wellknOwn down
town merchant who had been sent for, was enabled TO
prove TO the satisfaction OF the magistrate. that the
assertions Of the woman false, he had known
smith ever since he boy, aud had met him at short
intervals for years past The magistrate dismissed the
complaint
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VIRGINIA..
THE RICHMOND MUNICIPAL TROUBLES REMOVED
TO Tile u. S. SUPREME COuRT.

THE RICHMOND MUNICIPAL TROUBLES REMOVED
TO THE U. S. SUPREME COURT.
RICHMOND, April 5.-The city troubles will
at last go to the u. g. Supreme Court motion by
Mayor Eyson and others dissolve the Injunction will
be heard on Thursday next. in Washington, by Chief
Justice Chase in Chambers The motion is made: First
Of Jurisdiction; second that there is equity
in the BILL and third that the facts show that the in
Junction was mprovidenty awarded. In the mean time
affairs will be peaceably conducted hero The writs OF
election against Mayor Eyson. doubts about the legality
OF which Influenced Gen. Candy decline rendering
military aid the Marshal. will he referred Attorney
General Hoar for his decision. The two Mayors go
usual holding Courts. with their police peaceaby patrol
ing tho The State Court has cnolned city OIL
cas from paying otherwise recognizing MayorChahOon
or his police, or any Of the old City Government.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Bills were introduced and referred as fol-
'0 me- ATWOOD REP. Wis)-To establish the Western
Judicial ID ,trict OF Wisconsin.
MIR SARGENT rep, Cali Granting TO the Yosemite
Turnpike Road Company the rSlt OF way over tue pup
~ Mirr'"J0HNsoN Dem, Cal)-DIemorias of the San
communication between san Francisco and Australia,
and against fur seal monopoly III leasing the seal Island
Mr. CEEBs Dem. nl)-Granting the Evansville and
Southern Illinois Railroad Company the rSht 10 Ouu
ME wilson CDem. MinnJ-Amendatory Of the act Of
July &C. 1865 TO protect the rights oil actual settlers Oh
Nj VAN WICK rep. y: Y.l-Authorizng the First
National Bank Of Delhi ~ ~ to change Its location
The bill which up in the morning hour last Thurs
continuing the Freedmens Bureau. was taken UP and
Mi HOAR iiep, Mass from the Committee on Re.
vision OF the Laws reported complete revision OF the
statutes relating to patents aud copyrights Referred
to the Committee on Patents
MIR POLAND rep, VT. from the same Committee
made several adverse reports on bs referred To IT, 10
amend the Bankrupt. Eeyeuue Bounty, and Pension
laws Sc He also reported the bill to amend tho Bank
rupcy act by providing that the jurisdiction conferred
Sse on MENTIONS regularly filed ia such court by either
the judges thereof and shall have me same super
Circuit Courts over proceedings IN the District Courts
Passed. .,. A.,
The House then. at 1870, went into Committee OF the
Whole, Nj. WHLELER Rep, n " IN the Chair. on
The question bent on the CLAUSE Imposing duty OF &c.
per pOuud clarified sugar which Dir. Allison had
moved to amend by reducing It 10 GIG"
Nj. ALLISON withdrew the auehuuient.
Mr.. WOOD dem, n - sent TO the Sierks desk ana
had read letter from Moses Taylor Co. sugar import
ers OF NewYork favor of uniform rate Of DUTY ON all
sugar also, letter 10 tno satne eHect roni l. hns
u Co. . a., ., a., .-,. . -
Mr.. SCHENCk tep Onp argueu Tue heees''S Vi "
distinction oel WetM tue IA" anu & H., - ;,,o.ion ~,
Alr eIiILpON lL.'t is"J IN ~" :. - ",
duty Oh the clarified sugar would DO the unRlndeSt
cut on all 10 Tue n1S@t icllViI Va ~, - 40, ~
MI hLLiLl iI,tp'' IN 80, 90 Is,
tio was whether the work OF refining should be done at
home or by Foreigners III IL WAS 10 Oe uone ae noe tnen
this dlnrTehtia uuty was HecS Ssai y l. -
ther 10y Ms>,s' ~ ~ I ~ NJ G' ~ rpnt 80
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE.


HARRISBURG, April 5.-BOth branches of the
LEGISLATURE passed an unusually large number Of bills
to-day busily preparing for the final adjournment The
friends Of the measure for the partial abolition OF capital
punishment confident, until to-day. of passing the
bill through both houses. majority OF IL was claimed
the lower House. but the measure was not pushed by
any member, and probably Will not become a law this
session The bill for the better organization. discipline,
and regulation Of the State militia, has passed both
branches Diamond versus Watt, senatorial contested
seat was decided in favor OF Watt Republican the sitting
member from Philadelphia The Appropriation bill was
passed There appropriated the following 100000
appropriated for pensions and gratuties $4,000 Tor com
mon schools; s,75OOO0 for interest on pubic deDti
$4,000 TO SOldias' orphan School The bill pro
vidng for the payment OF taxes on unset
tied lands, passed over the Governors veto
The Treasury BILL increasing the salary Of the Treasurer
to $4,000 and regulating the management OF the state
funds will hardly become law this session. The new
Philadelphia Metropolitan Police bill was taken up ~ the
House. having passed the Senate previously ana hllIed
by Indefinite pOstpOnement "a number or Republicans
voting with the Democrats against It, The Delaware
and Tamaqua Railroad bill. claimed to be intended Tor
more direct shipment OF coal TO NewIork was reached
In order but the House adjourned pending It's consdera
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION.

This Board held a regular. meeting yester-
day afternoon. communication was received from tho
Hon. John T. Schumacher. Member OF Congress- INFORM
ing the Board that he had mt his disposal cadetshp in
the navy aud desiring the Board TO appoint committee
to examine applicants therefor and report the name Of
the one most TT. The candidate must be resident OF
the lid Congressional District Referred TO Commit
that they had examined and parsed for payment bills
s $50 a.. Tho COmmHtee was authorized 10 report
the for the year 1871 Mr. Field asked Tor the
appointment of additional teacher for School No 20
on the ground that Of those now employed
were constantly affected by fever and ague, and we're
Obliged absent themselves until they could take
enou gl ouiuine TO doctor them up. The request
granted the Board transacted considerable routine
business.
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NETWORK.
YONG ISLAND-TOWN ELRC1

LONG IsLAND-TowN ELECTIONS
The following are the officers elected ut the
town meetings In Suffolk County. yesterday, as far
heard from:
ID. l.. Baylis Collector, +. b. Omstead; Justice, L. b.
Carll
S. r. Clock Justice, H. s. Jennings.
sMfTHTowH-Supervis0r, L. b. Smith ODem)
BROOK HAyEs-SupervisOr. f. Tutbill Dem.) Justice
Lester Davis; Town Clerk, b. T. Hutchinson
RIVER HEAD-Supervisor, h. y. Hawkins Rep) Town
Clerk, N. Corwin Justice, j. H. Young; Collector j. r.
Corwin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, +. II. Overton Rep); Justice.
O. +. Brown.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. r. Post RepD: Town
Clerk. i. H. Foster; Justice. T.. GrifhiDg Collector f.
L. Tuthill.
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danger OF its taking fire from of the surrounding
buildings as there were such therefore, the com
panies had to be exOrbant In regard To the
question whether the structures Ia be erected should be
~ permanent or temporary character the sense OF tho
Board In favor OF having them permanent, IA tho
expenditure OF 5000 for merely temporary buildings
would be very much like waste The subject Of boarding
stations talked at length Informal manner
and IL was decided to communicate the Pilot Com
mlssioners to have their views.
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DEATH FROM MoRPHTNE-A PHYSICIAN CEN


Coroner Rollins yesterday held an inquest at
the Thirty second Precinct Station over the body Of
James O'Nei, late a member OF Metropolitan Engine
Company No. IS, who died Sunday at his former resi-
dence in one hundred and sixty rstst. near Eleventh
ave. It Is alleged from overdose OF morphine admin
,stcred Ly DIR John O. Bronson who had been called in
10 atte nd him for delerum Alter testimony by
Trothiueham Mr. Mahon swatz. proprietor of drug
store al Tcnhaye. and One redand nifty seventh
st. and Nh Frank Rcnhardt Hahn clerk III drug Store
hundred and hfty fth.st, the jury found verdict
THAT the deceased came TO his death by con
pcstion OF lie brain. consequent upon q heavy
dose Of morphine. frequently repeated prescribed
by Dr. john o. Bronson for delirium tremens; we
further cesure Dr. Bronson for being in collision with
Henry T. Martin, druggist In writing prescriptions CON
rary to the usual and well known nomenclature; wefur
Their said Martin for giving orders To his clerk
not TO reveal such terms"
The papers in the case have been gwen To the DISTRICT
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RECAPITULlTlON.

Total. 1880 4L1a3...... a., 4&3 45,S2
Majority for English. 1885, do. for jewell IN lSo9, Ill
THE STATE OFFICERS
Elected (all Democracy are
GOrefHOr, james T. English.
Lieutenant GOgcriiOr, Jullus lIgcklss
S1crotdry N Sldte, Thomas NJ. Walker
Treasurer. Charles NJ Pond.
Controller. ecth b. Logan.
TnR LECIsIArURR-sENATORS ELECTED.
First Dstrlct-LhShd JOh1tSOtt.
Second DIstrict-Wiiam :. GOslee.
Third District ChdanceD GOOdfIch.
Fourth DistrIct-LucicH w, SpeI1y.
Fifth District HtHidm BTOiCH
SIKH Dist lct-ScTrnO III Scranton.
Eevcnih Dlstrct-AmOo j. Tdylo"
Eighth Dls'uct-LfNaTi IiaI!suA.
h.Ath District Hrun Williams.
ToLtL Dhrct-Lcy'Iud g. Lrsrs
Lcyc.iL Dstucl-.ipHcS SdHJ0rd
Twelfth Ds.lLct-LltsIt a, U0odpard.
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BRAL-At Brootyu on TossI.y April wsei we Of Ab'r
ham Beal ssed 6S years. ornsr, Of Egsl'sd ,,. .,
York sgsc.fa invited e 'i'sGd tie Tsa from a' @ .,
next the 9Th inst, at O'Clock p
BESSErTM April Of pnsumopar' Thomas Ben
The friend, 9TH. my are r.,D,s o'sd 70 attend
dorPacs on Thur,i.y the 7lh in,t, At O'Clock }.
CARTER-Few. othe NevYOrk Academy Of Medase 're re-
ton corner Madison ave- and Thirty snh welaesdAy el
inst ~ o'clock pspar'ior' to attending TIE snef" o' s
'''''''+ f''''' ~ H. b. BULKLEY. NJ D., President
f. II. JAMES NJ D.. Secretary
cHILvER-At Roseve Saturday April suin wife f'h-
late William Culver s the Goth her Also a. ihr aIs
place MONDAY Aprl4 sarah daughter Of 'h '' William AID
relatives asd sud,f'4 f,my syd 70 ,''en TIER ,l'',
morrow "wednesday morning al los O'Clock
CARR-Morday morning. Ap4 George Mervn Carr aged yea
His flaea viii take place the d.ae Q, bis parents 80 We.
Of family invited 70 attend si;bout further notice
CRoMMELNon SUNDAY. April O. after lingering Illness Eliza K.
rnusr services vii be held at the BAPTIST Cbnrb Macdoue
friend. Of The fmy are without turtle.
DYOTT-A NexRocbee Sunday evening April Miss Heartfelt.
Estee Youngest daughter William H. DyO aged ysa II
The 5s.'ts rd, respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
on Wednesday. a2 o'clock IN, 1.-THE Episcopal Church
EvRrrTNonday April the residences Of her parents, No %
Mad.ou. BrooAya. T., ster bnefines' Lille vounse's
The remain, be "Wednesday SeSbuh for n,snsOs
GREEy-A Brooklyn Tuesday morning. April 5, Frederick w.
friends Of the any,re invited to ,tts1d bis faus',
residence No 81 Pepoutss on Iear'i a.
p ~ viii b. taken to East Hstdan Conn., for inter-
MFTZLER-l Halifax Scotia March H. Mi wife Of Joha
MetIier aged - years
MUYDELL-On Tuesday Apr5 Susan D.man, wife Of Jereuiah
Muutel, sgei 50 Years -,
The e and the family invited TO attend her funeral
from residence Cermont AID Noag1bya'ea'
Brooklyn Thursday, the 9Th last, at p M
oUILLARDsudden Monday April feonFs,tOn the uoE
Christina Isabel infant daughter Of Guan v and Margaret Va''f''
aged months and DAYS.
Re ye and friends family invited TO attend the fuEeri at ST.
Luses Church. on "Wednesday, at 2 U'clock . IN.
ROBINSON Monday morning. April John D. Robins, 10 tb. A
Of his -, - ,,
.yr and friend, fsniy Invited to attend bis auersi
tom his late residence Eighty seyeUthss, Wednesday
afternoon At o'clock.
WIIIJAMS- Rosevie y j. MondsT. Apl4 Ellen, wife Of
ford Williams VI Dayd Dndor In the Jb
OF her
Tie renaios will be taken Fort Plain n T. for burial.
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a small aud enthusiastic audience assembled
jn d, large hall o. tho Cooper Institute at evening 70
beaf tie Hon A. T. equor lecture Tine House thdt
JacL EU" for the benefit Of the CuOau Charitable Ald
sOcl,y The speaker reviewed the history Of CUBA ana
sad mat according 10 the Constitution Of the United
tatr. Government 10 bound To recognize The lhde
Ieicuce OF Cuba. The present attitude OF the GoNcf
ineuT a. not I'm harmony tWth republican principles
Our pretended neutrality is sham, f0f we have scllri
Cuban vessels and Ld.JOred spanish N"sstis Oh N'I.
1Anrr tc Cubaus may meet with Ic'tl'tt, lhti t TT
o. iJt ny can never be crushed or conquered ana !
grand lessons wlICh they are tehth1g t.e An sh|
NJ admiration Of coming generations.
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The Hon. William +. Robinson lectures TIN

evening IN Washington Hall, WIilarishurgh, atsOoIotA'
for the benefit OF Daniel C0rcoan who was arrested with
Terence Eeew McManus IN from Americ an vessel
living Weahefbound on tho harbur Of Cork lie was I'M
prsOncd Tor his devotion 10 Ireland. lie mas recently
been attacked with paralysis aud Is ia poverty anu Whht
with "A wife and five children Rev. DR. Bacon, Rev.
Father Malone aud other ctrgJ and men, without
which MIR Robinson promptly compiled. His subject i
American Citizenship and the foriieth Congress We
hone A. viii bo substantial beuent Ia this worthy bat
unfortunate family. Noursa every one who reads thli
UarAgIapA " Attoud.
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bargains, Bargains,
WATCHES, JEWELRY. AND SILVERWARE. &c.
The subscriber will remove to
No. 513 BROADWAY,
UNDER THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, ABOUT NAT l.
And Is selling
FINE GOLD WATCHES. FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS, EAR
RINGS ard PINS BRACRLBTs. LoCKBTs, NECKLACES SEAL
RINGS SLEEVE BUTTONS STUDS, &c, AT GREATLY R2-
DUCED PRICES
DIAMOND RINGS as low so. SO and $50 each
sILyERwARE AT WHOLESALE PRICES,
FRENCH JEwELRY, ENGLISH JET JEwBLRY,
FANS OPERA GLASSES, &c. AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES
SHOW CASES and SAFE FOR SALE LOW.
GEO. G. ALLEN,
ais Broadway door below Cssalst,
ard l,i71 Broadway. above Tveay ,esenth-'.
T.. '. Haugbwout ~ Co.,
CORNER BROADWAY AND BRooMEST,
VIII continue TWO WEEKS ouy
THEIR
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
CHINA GLASS, GAS FIXTURES.
SILVER PLATED WARE. BRONZES, CLOCKS,
AND MANTEL SETS.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR PRICES MARKED
AT AND BELOW COST
IL PLAIN FIGURES On EACH ARTICLE
The invoices they ss Of CHOICE PARIS AND GERMAN
GOODS are now being opeaeL
Aner their Messrs. SICoL DAVIDSON. M
continue busosss s, 90 Brpadsa neat Great Joues,t
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tn, ,uppr Of Beef tbs week good so s da' h's
active Lsa last offerings and sales reached to 90 he~
principally Lancaster Comfy cattle Far TO gooS eats ol ron
base AMI from soe Common cave oHA"ss' '
A6d1Ic n, gross -. 49,, -. =, & oos h.,A
xers made at ag e. gross ad''oce over ' week.
-. 49,. IN
demand FOR Hogs better sbd prices bzf Ev
head wer. sold at from s2Ot bis Or sop asi from eIJ " 70 s'
4 l00 ID net for Cotnfc:. 90, ...t.on =,
COWs-There has been M change in ibis nsrls ~ be' 81
from 40 20 M Sprnger 81 20 Tor and ca
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NEW-YUNK DALI InIDUI,n,

thirteenth Distrct-lrn G.. Briggs.
Eourteenth District-Joseph ID. Rarrows
FIFTEENTH District Henry x. Barbour
sixteenth District-N Taylor Baldwin
seventeoth Disrict-vciory q. Beers
Eighteenth District-Al'red Hubbard
Nineteenth District-Charles d. Griswold
Twcnletl Disrict-Eii1b A. Conrtrse
TStIty first Decentralization Woodward
De,nocrats lin Haiic 10; Republicans IL
The Norse OF Representatives seems to stand la.Ee-
pubiicans to ia Democrats
The charter SECTION in Hartford, Conn, on
Mord No, f,,, IL sDlloWs.
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civnsIDGR c.rrLr YA.kgr-Aram

bfaf. Wh DgLt receipts Dntes are 81
,,o, sa e,u, are .,Iss from tale higher than last week %
% .s. ssu $50. M sss snrg Dher, dealers sr. oDg hore
,rr,ion man use. Y1lsf sl 73d - 49, Frst QuaL
sI2a32 So secops QrstV FiiA4ll So Isird Qnafv va
SlO So sheep LknbsBeerp LIB te,n! we mhAs, o'
gntB no very buo y,. os. at +JG - ss<b Er"a
x5af3 Veal Calves, sJd t0.
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COLORADO.

ERALLY SUCCESSFUL.
DENVER, Col, April Sat the municipal
elections yesterday the Republicans elected all their
candidates. except ten. IN Denver, Central City, Black
Hawk Georgetown, and Puebla. The Democrats elected
Police Judges in Denver. Central City, and Black Hawk.
and two Town in Pueba. The weather is pleas
ant and sprin glike.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE MUNICIPAL ELECTION
MILWAUKEE, April 5.-The city election, to-
day. resulted in tho election of the Democratic ticket
without exception.
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THE SITE or TRIDE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MAREHTs
U.ypr Anil 3Coon and brn Tres Ords s %
iJL. Low Mddlugs. e. arrive iStt
ASrwgRP, April S-PetrolSum opened quiet
F,sKyoHr April 3Used states fi7erwsD'' boad, h'e Dot
Quotations unchanged
ASrgKRr. April 3-Petroleum closed qsiet
HAyKE, April Cotton closed active.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


SAY pxlSosco April 3Fiour and Wheat are i and pees s
Legal Tenders. 9Dl 49,.
April 5COion bsesi recePu
bbl.s; MiddliB7 2le.
c. April 5-spiris T-rosoiins weak: sales 1t
42ldEic BosDSsued higher, sales 81 so
60 Crude Tapenlls srHer 75d - 81 the old aud
Tar lrcA,bgef Cotton sesiT Low hidiiBg 1De.
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snfes iarg, stock Proof Bnrg sufFeProot Burk.
for Nv DAYS Al WAY ~
PRcss "A L,RGk BELOW csrl io" %. oa,ae' o
Coapany Apply 40. 10 SJsiA sIe OF tue street
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PROPERTY or PIRsT-Ayg.

Am.-rg property Fnaye scaled for WED
ENENISG. April G. l5 ~ Ia le hc u Ihe I-uasA
Assembly Eoo4s Noe lj2 g. To- 1hrise TO uo 10 consideration
tie laying o Tie Robbins kfeor vssnsu
Er,ta,e. TN, IaSe the MAYORS veto b. tho
and Assistant Aldermen of NeNlok .er
uusunlous q TIE prnperr-osperN
Nepopo thr following That ~e via uvt snbnit 60 he eteu
robbed without taking Iorc.
Let the aud, 10 their might, tell the elected
te thai they responsible g. tir r their
ut take ughts without determined
THIS called D, tie rrU. tie pfoltfty-
owrrt. al trurr hrii March 10 corner %. trv sul ius-
When you 81. the RI SNAN LhAO h. sl.e 40
Veuu4r. Al lrunr bsr hr name e.! FISH CLARK lLA0 IA.
aud lHtetf-rs STAMPED t- tls.ts i-f
uhttg lo'is lra.rrs u {. Ia cav
Ch1rlts nriascck
CHAMPAIGN Sirg tul tl' Dos. lh hasks,s-in caset
I0i ~ 40 wholesale rrocrrs ur-I rtrs-
soc Ass-ta i.r l. ,, sVhCLkIh tAlLh. " Beavers. Nss.
laL
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BOONPFLDRTDGE Brroklyu T1eay Aprl5 IS the resi-
1rue Of Oh. the Rev a. ay,pn Nis bo"as
Azoe, Tube youngest o Ibe ave h. bafret hnazs
all Of this cT No csnds.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. notice 81 nirriye q Reese Car
pen,sr TosBse1d Published March a. ih'r no
such marriage having tskea place.
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MARRIED.

wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Sismo'ps so. P'rsr
Ua kyKRDlLLs sous 10 FrLroSsr O.D Durcb CHrKea
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The Trophy Tomato.-TwentT seeds - s,nd i'f a'ssI
Adars.. q 40. H. WAKss IT,. OZd-o Farm. Newport. K l.
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TIE hsNExA1roy oP SAN DOnIsGo.
Mr BUTLER Dtep., MassD askcd leave 10 introduces
JOiDs resolution to annex the Republic OF Dominica
nr. WOOD (Dcm, y. " objected.
The House then, ii 400 o'clock, adjourned
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DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,eih (aI
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Sp,tiaI Clothes.
Eyerybody who sleeps on N bed should see the
ELASTIC SPQNGE
pro. NIcholax Hotel
Union Republican General Gem

Union Republican General Committee.
regular meeting will be held THURSDAY EVENING April q
UEADoUARTERS Of Broadway and Twenty secondt Al
o'clock. JOHN CoOhhANb FFeshehI
Gsohs' R = CSA' ~, Secretaries
1.-THE sheitering Arms"1The eBds Of tbs IlttatioO
invited to Reception building Of TenthaSe and
hst on THURSDAY 7th inst from 70 ;
lock D. ~. Take the EgLthae 10 Ouelunired andt-eny
fhh carriages mari ed For the Sbslierng Arms will convey
visitor, 10 n premises r. NJ Pc TIERS Prest
The officers having control Of the lnstitnton are;
PRESIDENT
REV THOMAS NJ PETERS D. D. Address Broadway, lOlst st
NICEPRESIDENIS
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Monday night. resutted a. follows;
POLITICAL.

The City Council is Democratic by four majority.