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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 10.
The following Official returns hive been
received from some of the principal cities
Pnris-Ycs, III ,3S3; no, 15G,37G Nantes
Yes, 39,91O; no, 12,SS3. Marscillcs-
Yes, 1S,4l9; no, 81 $50. Lillc-Ycs, 65,3G7;
no, 19SO8. Borlcanx-Yes, 10,127; no,
lSAOO. Toulouse-Ycs, 0,119; no, 1854.
PARIS. May II.
Trouble occurred yesterday and last
night ut lIavrc. The troops parAded the
streets and the police made many arrests.
Several fights are reported to have Aken
place. Some Of tho rioters were wounded
hut none killed.
PARIS, May 11-NoOn.
The trouble throughout the city last
evening was more serious than was arl.
ticipatetl The authorities were forced 10
make lArge display Of the military TO
restore order. B0rricadCS IN the Belle.
Vile district were stubbOrnlY defended,
though subsequently, carried by the SOL
diCrS ut the point Of the bay0nGl. Sever
al were killed and wounded OIL both sides:
During the night other engagements
occurred. a number Of soldiers, police
men and citizens were killed. Tho Belle.
yillclistrict wus occupied during the night
by the military in great force and no per-
son was permitted 10 pass. The police
made several charges upon crowds OF
pcople who had collected out OF curiosity,
and in some cases they used their swords
and slungshots whereby many were
seriously wounded among those who had
nothing 10 do with the disorder. The
police and rioters used firearms freely, but
iLe troops made no general use Of them.
Once during tho night company Of
Cavalry was asSailed with stones when
they fired on their assailants. This is the
only instance known where the troops
departed from their determination not to
use fire arms only rs last resort The
workingmen were out In greater force thAn
on any previous occasion. Perfect order
was restored before daylight. and there
fore there Is no signs Of trouble now. The
Government hus not relaxed its prccall-
tions TO guard against future disorder.
The French opposition and clerical or
gans question the result Of the election.
They maintain that while the vote may
have numerical value, It Is without So
ciaI, political or religious significance.
The police arrested over 200 persons
last night. Fresh trouble is feared. To
night largo numbers collected III front Of
the barracks, but were dispersed by the
police, md the guards around the soldiers
quarters Inns been increased.
A desperate attempt at revolt was mule
by the convicts of the prison of La Ro-
Quctte, yesterday. The prisoners while ut
work in tho shops attacked the keepers
and fierce struggle followed. The re-
volt was finally qIellcd. Onckeepcr was
killed and two Others wounded.
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General Conference of the NJ. l..
Church, South.

A"bShe aa''t @'""J
Bishops James, Daniel Curry, Levi,
Scott, and others, Of the Northern Mctho-
dist Church, submitted memorial 70 the
Southern General Conference Us follows,
signed by them: .-
BY the action and authority Of the Gen
eral Conference at Chicago, May, 1868, VIC
were appointed u Commission 10 cooper
ate with n like Commission from the
churches South, on the subject OF union.
1T meeting Of the Commission IN Phtla-
delphia, November ed, 1868, rcsolu-
tlons were adopted approving the nc.
ton Of the contemplated union OF the
two churches. But it is thought pro-
per to make this further communi-
cation. The appointment Of this COM
mission, shows that IN the judgment
Of the Northern Church, there iSnot snt.
ticient reason why the union may not
be effected on honorable terms. Hoping
that you may sec the subject in the same
light, and that you may appoint similar
Commission to confer with lis previous To
the next General Conference in 1872, and
praying that you mny be prospercd In 4ll
TINT pertains TO the welfare Of the Chris
tian Church, and desiring your prayers III
behalf Of the Church We represent that
VIC may enjoy like prosperity, We are &c'
The committee ofninc to which this men,
orinl was referred, consists Ofthc strongest
men in the Conference here. 1t is thought
that the proposition will not be approved.
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The Latest News.
xLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION,
HOUSE. nv
WASHINGTON, May II.

.psl HOUSE. i1H
WASHINGTON, May II,
The Northern Pacific Railroad bill was
taken up. Permission was allowed mem;
bers to make explanations Of the reasons
governing its opponents in the tlllibtlstcr'
ing programme.
Mr.. WHEELER replied on behalf Of tho
friends Of the measure anu then tho House
by II to 02 refused 10 order the bill 10
third reading.
Twcnty.i0ur amendments were offered
and with thcb llwcre referred to the Pacific
Railroad Committee who was authorized
10 report at any time.
The kbill to revive the navigation and
commercial interests Of tho United States
was taken up, and Mr., Lynch, Chairman
of the special Committee OH the subject
spoke ut length in lis support. z 1ii!'
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Tariff bill. Recess.
-. SENATE. +
The bill to provide artificial limbs to
disabled soldiers was passed.
The bill relative TO lands withdrawn for
the benefit of tho Southern Pacific Rail
road, in California, was explained by Mr..
STEWART as making no additional grant,
and was then superseded by tho Legisl4-
tive Appropriation bin. The amend
ment appropriating $5OO,0OO for u new
building for the State Department was
adopted; II ngninst Is. Another amend:
mcnt for the enlargement Of the Capitol
grounds ut an expense Of $500, 600, was
also adopted. An amendment In apply
the uncxpcndcd surplus Of $4,000 on ac-
count of the Paris Exposition of 1857, TO
enable citizens Of the United States To
hlke part in the London Exhibition Of
1871, was objected 10 us the entering
wetlge for larger appropriations, and WAS
rejected. i' H-
A discussion cnsucd upon the amend
mcnt by Mr.. WILLIAMS, authorizing the
United States Mint to receive on deposit
refined gold and silver bullion, and to de-
liver IN payment imported bars, under
certain regulations, and providing for re-
filming by private parties.
Without disposfng Of the subject, the
Senate adjourned. l.a U
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, May III.
lii the House of Commons, last night,
the Manitcbar bill was passed.
Sir Geo. Ccrticr announced that the pro-
rogation would take place tomorrow.
In the Senate in reply to the question
Of the withdrawal of British troops, Mr..
Campbell said the correspondence was
not complete, and that the government
was demonstrating agHinst 1t. lie might
say, however, that tho view Of the home
government was TINT. in ordinary times
Of peace, Canada was Just us able to hear
tho expense Of her defense as the mother
country, and that tile home government
proposed to garrison Halifax and similar
f0rtifcatiOns; but II was expected that
rlIe INLAND Notifications, u garTisnned at
all, would he occupied liy Canadian vol
untceS.
TORoNTo, May II.
Sir John 4. McDonNld'S condition is
reported much worse, and 1t is feared he
will live but u few hours. ....,..
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Coon IMpHovEMENT-Our friend llOl-
liday, late of the firm Of Armstrong, lIol.
liday s ca, lms commenced tomIild a
first class planning mill on the silc Of the
one for quite number Of years operated
ly l.. S. Root, ut tho south end Of Market
street bridge. Mr.. II. has removed the
old building ind will put up substantial
two story brick, Of larger dimensions, In
itS stead n. .a.
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CINCINNATI.
Hog Pens Burncd--3, 900 IIogS De-
StrOycd.

CINCINNATI, May II.
The hog pens attached to J. W. Coil &
Co.'S tlstiilcry, were burned this morning
ut 8 o'clock. About 5000 hogs were de.
stroycd. The spectacle was shocking, anil
the cries Of the animals were heard one
mile md q half. The pens belonged to Coll
i Co, and valued at $lj,OOO; no insurance.
The hogs were the property Of Sadlcr "
Co. L6ssabout $6OIOOO; insured In home
Companies for $l5,OW. Il is supposed
to be the work Ofan incen0inry.
The chief Of police, ltuilln, to-day issued
instructions to the LiGutcnNnLs OF police To
notify all saloon keepers that they must
keep their front doors closed on Sunday
and that they must not Use blinds OH that
day; also, that ConfeCtionCrs and keepers
Ofcigar stores must keep closed, and that
ball playing and standing on corners must
be stopped on the Sabbath. All officers
McglccIing to enforce the order will be
discharged.
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ST. LOUIS, MNy IT.
The store Of j. Winslow & Co, dealers
in clocks, picture frames, looking glasses,
Sc. 900 Market street, was burned this
morpinr The stock WIS VAluel Nt $685.
OOO: insured for $25,OOO-otllCes not OBJ
taInablc nj present. 4 fruit store adjOin.
ing on the west, and the Nero World Ger
man newspaper on the cast, were c0nsi1.
crably damaged by water. Fully insured.
Over five hundred dollars were rNisel
on Change this forenoon for the Richmond
sufferers. ..rE..... ...
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIsC0. May II.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows arC
IN session here. There are 100 lodges In
this Jurisdiction. Assets, $T40,OOO. There
arc 1900 members in good standing.
Gen. StnnemAn, 1t is reported, will ar'
rive on Thursday next, TO assume COM
manl Of tie new Department Of Southern
California and ArizOnn, headquarters ut
Prescott.
The ,lalcst intelligence says the Indians
nre active, and 0re committing frequent
Uutrages and murders
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Riot Among the Miners.

I MAUNCH CHUNK. Pa, May II.
A serious riot occurred yesterday
among the miners ut HaZletOn, Three
men were shot but not fatally, md others
were badly beaten. The military was got
under arms but was not used. The
miners were celebrating the anniversary
Of the organization Of the Miners Union.
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Chicago Market.

NIEDAUUt a'11y ~
FLOuR-Dull at g OOGt5 25 for spring extras.
GRAIN.-WheRt-D Declined S1DSAc; No. open
Cd at 81 00k6bl OOJE; fell to D7%c; closed with
sellers at NC; this afternoon unsettled at !c cash;
81 seller June Corn-LCgs active and hdblc
lower; closing at 99%6GSc for No. 2: this after.
noon quiet and unchanged. OatH-Firm anil
0bNc higher closing At 62ileoSlc for Ma: !. Iiyc
-FiTmcf and X0lc higher; closing at SSHc Tor
No.
CETrLE-FIrmCr aud shade more active NJ
s. G0It8 20 for fair stOckCrS 10 extra prime ship
it iitoSsGAciIvo aud IO0ISc higher; g Go19 .5
for fair to prime,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May II.
The Cunard steamship Morocco, with II
cargo of supplies, has sailed from Liver
pooi in search Of the SamariA.
The press, and especially the Times, Is
Indignant ut the failure Of the Govern.
ncnt to protect johnson, the Manchester
builder, against the outrHgcs Of trade Or
The members Of the Royal Yacht Club
are TO meet Saturday evening 10 arrange
the racc for the Prince oi Wales cup, to
be contested for by American and British
Yachts Of over 05 tons burden.
The Cambria returned TO C0wcs with.
out rounding the umpire boat, and the
Sappho won the race.
SOUTHAMPTON, May II.
Tho steamships America and England
have arrived at Queenstown.
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baltimore Market.


FLOUR-FIrm and In good demand.
i,RAIS-WhCat- Maryland 81 S0SDi 90:
PrnngyIvania 81 SOL ~ COrII-Flnn aud
higher; white 81 2OQDl y; yellow 81 1SIGl IL.
Oat4-FIrm At GEGGSc.
pnOYIsIONs-M IhOFk-Flrm at $!l 1000 a..
BacOn-FIrm; rib sides $i6tC ClcAr sides IKE;
shoulders l8XC; hams 90G3lC. IArd-QuICt At
174GblIkc.
hound 81 O9; wood 81 u.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsnIN0TON, May Il.

--| " AsIIINUIUN1 My IT,
Collector Kc0rnGy, Oi Corpus Christi,
the Secretary OF the Treasury
that llewas violently robbed on the 9th
inst while returning from the RIO Grandc,
by NliortiOA Of Ills U. 8. military escort,
Of $3.50 in specie, custom funds collect
etl by his deputy. The matter WIS re.
GerrCd to the War Department.
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TIM principal business Of many Of the
gentlemen CuI,ans, who have been patri-
otically residing among us since the inslr-
rectiOn broke nuLiulMnthcir native island,
tIlc New York Erprc*S says, has been to
get married 10 American girls in good
pccuntary circumstances
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Tho Menther Yestetdny.
The IVtsterN Union Telegraph COE., B~tlsiM.
WHEELING, Noon, MnY II.


WHEELING, Noon, May II.
IIAyANA-CIrAr; wlnd southeast; ther-
MOmCtGr S3.
CISCINNATE-Clcar; wind southwest; ;
thermometer 81.
WAsnsNUTON-RAiny; wind southwest;
thermometer IS.
New YORK-ThiCk; ruin; wind north.
east; thermometer 4S.
RICHNOND-Clouhy; wind northwest ;
thermometer "a.
WlLMINGToN, N.C.-Clcar; wind south;
Thermometer 20. l.J'
CHICAGO. Clear; wind northwest ;
thermometer 80.
Sr. LOUIs-ClGar; wind west; thcr.
mOmetCF 81. .,'. s,.N
pnILADELpmlA-Iaining; wind north.
east Thermometer So.
NEw ORLEANS-Clear; wind north
thermometer 10. ....I.,
BUFFALO = Clear, wind southwest;
thermometer GO.
MOmLE-Clcar; wind north; ulermOm'
CtCr G!. . Z
PonTLAND-ClOuAy; thermometer 30.
SrRrNGFTELD, MO.-Clcar; wind north
west; thermometer w.
NAslvILI.E-Clouly and damp; wind
west; thermometer G2. ..f..
CLEVELAND - Overcast; wind west
thermometer 6S.
SAVANNAH Clear; wind southwest
thermometer 20.
PIrTsnURGM-Clnudy; wind southwest
thermometer So
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TmE "Grst Organ" Of b"ston cannot
well he brought here, but I'oston's great
org.niSt is here, and will tonight give
our city musical sensation, both novel
and profound.
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h.' DUBLIN, NIuy11.
During the progress OF the election ut
LOngIor1, yesterday, there was some riot
ing, but order was restored without call.
Ing ont troops. .tt...,..
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LIFE ASSOCIATION
A ME
From The Baltimore Sua Of Nay ga.
LIFE INSURANCE.
An Important Home Enterprise.

On Monday afternoon u large aud influential
mCetingOr bankers and business men was held
at No. 10 South street, (Over the Franklin DankD
for tho purpose Of organizing the Maryland De.
l1artmCnl Of tho LIfO Association Of America.
This corporation was organized two years ago
BY one hundred Of the leading business mon Of
81. Louis, anl already occupies leading position
among the financial Institutions Of the country.
II IL basCd upon the EamO scientific PRINCIPLES az
tho other prominent ifu companies, but las for
its distinctive object the breaking down Uf the
Insurance. monopoly 30 long enjoyed by tho older
States. 1t Ia shown that this monopoly IL he
coming exceedingly Injurious to tho industry Of
tho country. By It's insIdlOuS operation an iui.
mCngC amount Of active capital Is drawn from Its
natural channel every year, and locked up In
few cities II appears that our own State suffers
to the GxtOnt of about three million dollars an.
nualIy. The plan Of the LIfG Association Is to
organize a local Company III each State, and to
associate all these organizations under tho geneF.
al management for tho sake OF strength and
economy.
The business Of each local Company or Depart.
mcnt, as II Is termed, is prosecuted under tho su
pcrvsiOn Of resident directors and trustees, by
whom Its aCCumulatOns arC invested within tho
State. This secures to each section uSO Of IL
own capIal, and at the same time affords supcri.
or protection against The fraud and corruption
which Is too often found III the management OF
gruat Iluaucla mOnOpOlirs.
Itappars that several weeks ago some any or
sixty Of our prominent citizens had agreed to
qualify as trustees Of tho Association by each
taking out policy Of ten thousand dollars, as re-
QuIrGd by It's charter, but owing to some charges
Of Encouragement which have been made against
1t, they decided to send committee to 81. Louis,
where the principal office Is located, to invcst.
gate matturH beior' completing the organization
or recommending 1t to our people.
At the meOtiug GU Monday this committee sub.
nittCd the following
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VIENNA, May H.
Preparations have commenced here for
fitting Observance Of the one hunlrCdth
birthday Of Beethoven.
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The report was unanimously adopted, and II
having been aSCeFtalned that more tlmn the re.
QulsltG number Of gentlemen had each received
and paid the premium on $4,000 policy, the
meeting proceeded 10 u formal organization by
tho selection Of tho following Board Of Directors,
to serve during the present year: ...
DMECTORs.
RT. BALDWIN. President National Mechanics
Bank.
j. c. BAKER, President Franklin Bank.
j. WESLEY GUEsT, Cashier Of CitiEenH' Bank.
JAMES 4. GARY, Of James $. Gary j. Son.
IOMR GLENN. Real Estate BrOkcr
$. II. CAUGuY, Of NOAh Walker 4 Co.
j. WILCOX BnOwN, Of Brown, Lancaster 3 Gu,
N, WIEAENPELp, Of WlrsOnicld & Co.
W. 8. SYNISGTON, Of DAYldaOn, SJmingtnn
& Co.
c. GOLp-BOliOUUII, Of G0llsbOFOngh j Co.
", CARVEL Halt, Of Hall, Myers j. Thomas,
N, 8, Hill. Of n. 3. I'LL d Co.
u. x. ItOOCHRN,
The Directors met and OrganlICd by tho elec.
tIon nj the following officers:
PrcsIIgnt-CHARLEA j. BAKER.
VICG.PrCsidGnt-'I. WEsLET GURST.
Treasurer -GEORGE A. POPE.
AttNrncy-NOBERr u. MORRIaoS.
Medical OfilCeF-C. ". CHANCELLOR.
GENERAL llENKY lETH II tho General Mana.
ger, and y. Il. BOOonEH the General Agent.
This II one Of the most Important enterprises
that has bGCl organized IN our city for years, and
under the management nf the gentlemen whose
names we have given, It can scarcely fall to prove
successful.
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Twenty families Of the .Ioscphitc Nor
mons, numbering one hundred, have this
week left Utah for their old homes in the
States.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

INV YORK, Nay II.
Market continues dull and lIttlc depressed
even for staple goods.
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the list OF retired officers who have done
long and faithful service. Il
General Sherman states that no dis.
patches Of u warlikG nature were received
to-day ut the War Department.
BY command Of General Sherman all
acting signal officers and instructors for
tho Signal Service, wherever serving, will
report monthly TO the Chief Signal Officer
ofthc Army their location and duties, and
they will render to the Chief Signal Officer
such reports, in reference to their especial
service, MS lie may decili necessary for the
proper Information Of the Secretary Of
War or the General Ofthe Army.
CLAIMS FOR BOUETIES.
The Senate Military Committee today
agreed to report the House proposition to
extend the time for the presentation Of
claims for additional bOunties, under the
act ofJuly 20, 1866, and providing that
there shall bc no limitation upon the right
Of soldiers entitled to such body.
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a Better Feeling Existing Between
the President nnd the Senators at
Wnshington--Thc Campaign
This Summer.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times says that 'unilcr the
ordeal Of public criticism, ;ull iii conSc-
QuenCc ola better understanding on some
points with the other end Of the avenue,
nearly the Whole Republican party in the
Senate is putting itself in alignment with
the Administration and disGlaiming that 1t
is now or even was actuatcd by my other
than the most disintcrcstetl motives"
One of the Senators said the other day
to this correspondent that while there had
been in Lllc past, to some extent, an III
harmonious, feeling existing between the
President and many Of tho Senators, Illul
il WIS now nearly extinct. ........
"Tllat where II was cngcndCrcd by q
difference MS to the beStowAl of patronage,
il had been removed by the adjustment OF
those differences; that Senators had gen.
orally got what they wanted, and that
many 0t them, Of whom he was one, had
not wanted anything, ind they certainly
were satisfied. Undoubtedly there hNs
been M adjustment Of many heretofore
existing differences. The President has
been learning his Office with great rapidi.
", and Senators, like other people, are hl-
man. But alter all, the great, influence
which Is doing its potent work. HI the Son.
ate is the faCt that tho sentiment Of thu
Republican party Of tho country hns
spontaneously come To the support Of the
Administration from the conviction that
It's purIWSCS are honest, that it's policy is
right, TINT It's motives are pure, that its
energy anl capacity arc bcnded in tho
right direction, anil Tint II is steadily and
surely laying tho foundation for n irium-
plant success. To one particular TACT j
call attention, and that Is the utter ah.
scncG Of political intrigue in the Cabinet.
Its NbsquGG Is so complete, that the subject
islhOt even Thought or We arc' now at
that period in the Administration where
hitherto it has bGen customary to lbOk for
combinations for thcsuCccssi0n. Such an
idea is entertained nowhere in the CADi.
mel, and II anybody connects the Presi,
dents name with It, it is because OF the
conviction that events point ummiStHka'
bly, 10 the iact TINT Gen. Grlnt will be his
own Successor, whether he desires it OF
not. With this | dismiss the subject OI
family differences, entirely convinced by
the results that their temperate discussion
has had II beneficial effect, tr.,i.
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SENATOR MOTIONS POLICY.

The call for IL caucus Of the Republican
members OF the two Houses, which origi-
nate with Senator Morton, IL attracting
considerable comment. The purpose Is
RLid to he 10 map out the campaign for the
Ihll elections Now, Senator Morton, he
II khOwM;tAlliough Il Western man oElih.
Cral tendencies on the tariff question, is
firmly of the conviction TINT tho tariff,
SliOuid not bcmade; an issue ot pm amount
importance, because OfitSS hlGviklblC ten
tlency tO divide and distract the party,
He would have the reform carried on In.
side the party, by concessions on both
side, and would, rs main issue, continue
to mike war OH the diSl0yal, rrbclliollS
tendencies, imbecility, corruption, inel.
tICicnCy and general CussCdncSs" Of the
Democratic party. Senator MOrtOn's
policy will encounter only one serious dil.
iiCuliy. People are tired and sick OF Ku.
KluX.K .KlaMs, reconstruction and the dc6rtS
Of tue rebellion. They will accept an Is.
sue on tho enforcement Of Ito Fifteenth
Amendment, which the DCmOcIlIcy In
some States will probably be foolish
enough to offer them iBlt, as IOtilghting
over again the battles that have been de-
Citlcd, the party, US a whole, can have no
stomach for such work IN tho presence Of
other live questions. This fact, however,
only demonstrates the imperative neCes'
Sity Of I'M agreement On the part Of the
Republicans upon tariff policy, which
shall Cmbody concessions from both cX'
trGmCS, md which must Of necessity an
tagOnlXc the sO-calledDGncntic doctrine
Of tree trAdC.
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FLO U II |!

We are now receiving large lot Of the best
brands Of Flour, White and Red Winter, aud
Spring WhOata. Flour ls Aruler with advancing
tendency, set wO arc still offering at lowest quo
tattOns.
"SILVER SPRAY"
"CASSEL'S CHAMPION"
"KURTZ' FAMILY" ,..,.,, =,
"HENRY X. LIST & Co.'S
"IlAMILTOS MILLS"
"CASSEI'S SNOW FLAKE"
LILLY WHITE, ""DALTIC'' Gtc'' 'clc'
IEyC Flour and Extra FlnnF.
aprss HENRY X. LIST s co,