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GREECE.
ATHENS, April

hTHENsl NPTII sO
The excitement throughout Greece on
account of the outrages Of the brigands
near the North has not abatcd.
At IN carly hour yesterday morning the
bodies of Doyd and Herbert, of the British
legation, arrived at Pixus near this city,
in Grccian frigate. Later in the day
the funeral ObscQuies were celebrated in
this city. Tho Kings diplomatic corps
and u great number OF citizens and strang.
crs attended. The force in pursuit Of
the brigands has succeeded in killing or
capturing the entire party.
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The New York Independent, in m nrti-
Gle on tho dissolution Of the nnti.slavcry
society, says: Ithad . heroic mission, and
pursued it dauntlessly. Stones and oblo'
guy, eggs and slNndcr, mObs and vitupern-
tiun-thcsc were the attcsting witnesses OF
its fidelity. St, PNul-hero oI heroes
slys with touching simplicity: "of The
Jews five times received l forty stripes
save one. Thrice was l beaten with rods,
once was I stoned, thrise | suffered ship.
wreck, n night and a day l have been on
the deep; III journeyings often, in perils ol
robbers, in pcrils by minc own country
men, in pcrils by the heathcn, in pCrils in
the city, in perils in the wilderness, in
pcrils on the sea, in pcrils among false
brethren in wcarinesS and pAintulncSs, In
watchings OIlen, in hunger and thirst, IN
flstings often, in cold and nakednesS."
"Grcat Gmlr' cried ESkinc Mason, on
reading this passage III his pulpit, what Il
salary for Christian ministcrw
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Chicago Market.

OHIUAWUt 1NPIII "0'
FLouR-FalFly active and Arm.
IN-WhcGt-Opcncd hrm: sales No, at
8SHc cash: sgEc. seller May; weakened and
closed at u Ik68Tlic cash; S8kc, seller May: e9a
6.OOi;c seller June: this afternoon the market
Was steady at S7AGt88c cash. COrn-FiFn at -
6Bgc for No. 2; BlKC for new; t09I6c for no
grade; closing at Sc for No. 2; this afternoon
the market was Inactive and arm at 8SSc for No,
2. Oats---i6G47kc cash; closing At 4gHc' Rye
More active II 77lETBc for No. 2: closing at nc.
BariOy-Dull at 50I60c for No. 2,
CATTLE-ActlvG and firm at 81 IS19O for
common 10 extra fancy bcevCs.
IIo0s-QuiOt at g 5OGS 10 for common.
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VERIFY tue New York Tribune is be-
coming ol,strepGrOus. II. panses in the
midst Of his highly entertaining agricul'
tural articles 10 mildly intimate that the
Now York TFmes "lics deliberately, will.
fully, wickedly, with naked intent to de-
lilmc nnd mAlign," md that Its lie is Ut
tcrly without excuse or plaustbiltty." A
series Of articles on what the editor knows
about blackguArdism would bc "mighty
interesting reading" just now.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

Bcruaal Osborn has been awarded n
seat in the House Of Commons, for Water.
ford, Ireland. n
Daniel Maclise, the celebrated artist,
died Of heart disease. lie was nearly
sixty years old.
The Telegraph Construction Company,
has leased the Great Eastern Tor five years,
TO bc used in laying the submarine cables.
Tho new Egyptian loan, recently placed
on the market here, is Ut premium.
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THE London Church Times (IIigh
church, seriously urges that officiating
cclcbrants ut funeral services should not
wear white, as It would imply that tho
departed, no matter how wicked, have
gone 10 Heaven. Neither, Of course,
should they bc clad in hopeless blNck; but
violet, gray, lavender, or brown chasublcs
should he worn, the color hcing lighter or
darker according TO the character OF the
deceased and the hopGiulneSs othis state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27

BRHoP sMrsoS, ofthC Methodist Epis-
coml Church, gave the following advice to
class of dcacons ordained by him in
Philadelphia on recent Sunday: Don't
Cat latc suppers. have found that ninC
out Of ten ministers who cat aflCr preach
ing die carlY.N ---M--r-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27

Tms dispatch, said TO have been sent
from President Lincoln to Gen. Hooker,
sounds LincOlnish: "If the head Of Lees
army il ut Martinsburg and the tail Of II
on tho Plank road between Fredericksburg
and Charlottesville, the animal must be
pretty slim somewhere, Couldn't you
break himY A. LINCOLN"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27

MOVED by Gov. Alcorn's proclamation
for day of thanksgiving in Mississippi, n
Democratic papcrin that State quotcsffom
tho Psalms thus; "Thcy that carried us
away captive required Of US mirth, say
Ing, Sing lis ono Of the songs Of Zion"
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THE ST. Louis Democrat argues that it
is impossible iOr our farmers, owing to
cost Of living and Of transportation, to
raise wheat for export 1t advises farmers
to devote more time to the grOwingof live
stock, wool, fruits, poultry, fax, castor
beans, hemp, tobacco, and the like, rs the
result would ut once be made manifest.
II remarks that the great blessing Of
American agricultural life are the home
comforts which become possible to the
farmer. lie mny furnish his table with q
sumntIollsncsS unknown 10 even kings, If
he will . :. .aaa..... G5
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A LADY in Michigan llas recently re-
covered her reason ailGr being insane
twenty.thrce ycanS Tho interval has
been a blank, but she remembers wildly
whatever occurred before it, and sally
puzzles her new friends by her stories OF
iMl1at occurred few weeks ago"
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STOCKs-lIigher and closing STRONG,
Western Union Telegraph, 39tS; Adams Ex.
press, OK; Wells, Fargo h Co. 81; American,
!8X: United States, AZ; Pacific Mall, 4O!s; New
York Central, OK; do. scrip NIX Erie, X9ii; Har
Lake ShorC, 9SN; Illinois Central, l8S; Pitts.
burgh, lOS; Northwestern, 7G1f do. preferred,
67!S; Rock Island, 1ID: New Jersey Central, l0i4;
ST, Panl, OK; do. preferred, 7GX; Wabash 09&;
do. preferred, 7S; Fort Wayne 99K: Terre li4utG
34X; Cleveland, Columbus j. Cincinnati, a.
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THE Memphis AppeaI Congratulates the
planters Of the lower Mississippi upon the
fact of that river commencing n declines
and thus relieving them Of all probability
ora rrcshct The only immediate danger
thcy have To apprehOnd Is from the pres.
Cnt rise Of the Ohio, as all the other rivers
arC at n stand-still or declining,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTINUIIIst ahI7E'' vi
FLnUR-QuIet and unchanged.
GRAIS-.WhCat-.Firm Maryland amber n
Al 4OIi Is, Coru-QUIct for white At 8! 100
il; yellow dull and lower sales chiefly At 81 US'
OatE-Dull at GGitGjc.
PHOyIEIoNs-Flnn and unchanged:
WM,sKY-In good demand at 81 OG0l OG%.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEw York, April 20.
MoxEY-vcry plenty and easy at 455 per cunt,

MONEY-Vcry plenty and easy at 465 per cont,
with exceptions 1t NOS per cent.
STERLING-Flrm at k6l90A.
GOLD-lIcavy In forenoon; closed strong; open
cd at lISH; closed ut ll8H. Carrying HtCS 40
per cent, ClcurancCS $4B, ,0OO, 100.
account OF the May interest 33 OOn 900 and to-day
ga 900, making total or SIS 100 OOO, or about
onc.lflh tho entire amount.
Private dispatches from Washington Ely the
Committee on Ways and MGaus to-day rejected
the Senate funding bill by decisive vote. We
hear In bank circles that the new funding bill TO
bC reported will authorize long bond Issue 10
be uniform and rate Of interest at per cent.
This would not, Il ia ,hClIeycd, be acceptable
either to the Senate or Secretary Of tho Treasury
and probably not become law.
Tho Assistant Treasurer gives notice that In
the bond purchases Of one million tomorrow
sellers OF bonds will hG entitled to interest on
them where the same natures May 1Sk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27

ASAS FRANcIsco man urgss everybody
In that city who owns plan !hctte 10 leave
Il when not in use, with blank sheet OF
white papcr under II, on tlat surface, 50
Tint iran earthquake should come, II could
record its direction and force.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN has issued n
manifesto headed Campaign 1872. Pres.
irlcntial lIcadquurtcrs-in the Cars, Allen
town, April IS, 1870" in which he al'-
pcals in his usual sensational style to Pres.
dent Grant to prevent British troops
marching over my part Of the United
States territory To reach Fort Garry. lie
is on his way to Minnesota 10 hAranguc
the people.
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Nnw York Dry Goods Market.

NEW iORK, April IT.
NoImportAnt change; business generally inert;
pricCs aFr a. low As Will admit Of no further con
cessIon on staple styles Of cotton and w0Olen
fahrics
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FAST LINE.

EAsT-LHAvEs WEST, VIA C. o. D.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
at .......... $50 p. m daily at. $50 4. m.
ARRIVES At BCllAire .,.....GlO u. IN.
Grafton. .ll:E y. m, ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 4:IO u. m. Barncsvilc. 1850 a. m.
Ilarp'G Ferry. $3.50 a. m. Cambridge. 19O5 p. M.
Winchester. 1905 u. III. Zancsyllle. .l:25 D. m.
llagCEstOwn. $50 a. III. Newark 800 p. IN
Baltimore e. 1l:N a. m. Columbus. $40 p. IN.
WAsh'n City. l:UO p. IN. Saudusky -. 1O:40 p. m
Trains on tho Main Line make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
ingtOn City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets 10 all principal points can be procured
at the Office. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
Il. r. DEVtlES,
dGCT General Agent, Wheeling
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad q

RRMWI
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L by tho following schedule on and afIer De.
eenber 9TH, 18G9-WhCcllng time.
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IINCTNNATI EXPRESS,



EAST-LEAsEs WEST, VIA Q. O. ..
Wheeling daily "LCaYC Wheeling
At....,...... $40 \. m. daily At.....&l5p. m.
ARRIVES AT Bellairo .4:90 p. m.
Grafton. ...... $40 q. m. ARRIVES AT
ParkCfsburg ..4A6 p. m. Cambridge >. 7:80 y. m.
Cumberland. 400 p. nj. ZAneSvilIe. $50 y. III.
Baltimore. :. .&SS p. m. Newark 80. 1850 D. m.
WaSh'n City. .1GOO p. III. Columbus. .1l:5S p. m.
'SundayS excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
EA9T-LEAVHs wEsT, VIA c. o. D.
sWheeltng daily leave Wheeling
Ht.......... li:40 a. NJ. daily at, GlO q, m,
ARRIVES AT BellatTO $40 q, M.
Cameron. :. l:20 y. m. ARRIVES AT
Grafton 80. 6:lO p. m. BArnCSvlllc. 800 a. M
PArkGrsbuFg. 1888 p. m. Cambridge -. .G4O q, M,
Cumberland ..IlO0 p. m GAINESVILLE 7:4O u, III,
llAFp'S Ferry, .El5 p. M Newark ... ..805 Il. m.
Winchester. 800 p. nj. Columbus. lO:35 4. m,
Baltimore :. :. .6lO p. m. Sundays excepted.
WASh'n City. Gao p. nj.
"SundAys excepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27

A GENTS NTED EVERY.
~ where to Ecll the AMERIC An KNITTING
MACHINE. the only practical Family Knitting
Machine ever Invented. Price t5. VIII knit
20 JO(O stitches per minute. Address A MEXICAN
KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or
81. Louis, Mo. mAFl'oaw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

1Montana pugilists have their tee tn sharp
ened with files, 90 as not to lose an advantage.
e%Nearly all Englishmen past thirty are
bald, and the badness generally strikes in.
~The ''shingle wedding" 10 Iowas three
year remembrance OF the happy day.
0Some of the bosses In New York refuse to
have . clock on their premises that strikes.
0Champagne suppers are tie correct thing
for Indianapolis policemen to give when appoin-
ted.
ga jaunty little bonnet, just lighting on
the back of the head, 10 called chair breadth
escape
ga lady reporter goes to church and writes
up "Style in the Sanctuary" for one Of the
Chicago papers.
~Horrors Of horrors, Trained skirts are
actually becoming fashionable for the street. IL
these be Berlin modes. down with them.
~Three-cent rect car fare IL promised in
Chicago II the compressed air motor tested in
that city the other day works al right. =
o0"A shoemaker writes that he Is not only
"rights and iefts." That 10 his last joke. -
s0One Of the latest devices In jeweiry is let
and pearls set in contrast. Diamond solitarioe
with jet drops are also worn for earrings.
~Among the attractions OF Paris restau-
rant 10 advertised so nrst-cla8 horse, formerly
the property OF Count Lagrange"
- A man in East Berkshire, Vt, named
6off, seventy ye&rs Of age and father or twenty
children, having deserted his wife and taken
up with another woman, was tarred aud feath-
cred by party Of regulators" q few days
since.
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Mean Time-Twelve hours day working

time.
~The census Of Salt Lake City, Just COM
pleted, shows the population to be Is. j45,
against 80 ten years ago. The great bulk OF
this population 10 Mormon.
~Mary Shea, charged with numbering her
infant In fOughkeepsie, q few days ago, has
been captured ct Rondout. She is Ill and pro-
tests her innocence.
~ The Common Council Of San Francisco
are debating the question Of compelling all
buildings hereafter erected in that city to be
made earthquake proof, after . plan patented
by . California builder.
ga Los Angeles telegram says the latest re
turns Of the Arizona election give Brady, demo-
crat, q majority for Congress.
~ contemporary proposes the establish
ment of"training colleges, !" wherein young wo-
men may be taught how 20 rear infants accord
ing to the latest lights Of medical and social
science.
~ Miss Sturtevant, who undertook to COM
NIT suicide at Chicago, by drow ming, because
q man wouldn't marry her land was fished out
has sued him for el0y 600 damages.
~ A letter from Paris In the Pail Mall Ga
zette says: ait is strange and painful to see
groups Of we'll dressed women looking in ct
The windows OF pork butchers and tripe shops
with the same eager curiosity with which they
used to gaze at ribbons and b0nnets."
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CONFLICTING REPORTS OF THE LATE;
FIGHTING.
The Deadlock I'm Alabama - s,ois n,
and Bir CHAM Denounced.
N'tgraphed Ezclasively 70 The

AeteyoPheo hScthSieety 70 inc freni7g Star.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 29.-The meeting
last night, 10 express Indignation al the course
OF w. n. Smith and Arthur Bingham, in refus-
ing to vacate the offices OF governor and treas
ureri was very largely attended. All. the
speeches were made by republicans, the prin-
republican candidate for attorney general.
He said that the election wa. a faiT
and peaceful one, and he had already
turned over his Office TO has SUCCESSFUL
democratic competitor, and that he did 50 be-
cause lie was entitled 70 il. He denounced TIE
act OF locking the wheels OF the government a.
nlghnanoed usurpation. Several republican
members Of the legislature also spoke in con-
domination OF Smith aud Bingham. Mr.. Graham
a republican member from Perry county, OF,
tered resolutions, which were adopted, express
people at the course taken by Smith and Bing-
ham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

WE HEAR CT another brutal schoolmaster
in Lyons, Iowa, He is called Prof. Greison
son that We can discover-even if any reason
could be suffcient-struck q yonng fellow
heavy blow upon the side or the head and
headache followed by a fever, and died. The
attending physician is Of opinion that the death
was occasioned by the pedagogue's blow. Now
II We should say that this rofessor deserves an
Indictment for manslaughter, all the teachers
IN the country would cry out against our harsh
ness and illiberality. Well, lift and pound away,
ladies' and gentlemen, only don't hit and pound
chillren's heads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

No DISTINCTION OF COLOR IN THE CATHo-
Lie CHURCH-RemdTls Of archbishop Sgo'Sing.-
There was quite a large turnout Yesterday
afternoon of the Roman Catholic Eocieties
OF Baltimore TO participate an the cere-
monies attendant upon the laying of the
cornerstone OF Building IN that CITY
designed to be used as q school and asylum
for colored orphan children, to be under the
control and direction Of the Oblste Siste.s OF
Providence, oil of whom are colored. Arch
bishop Spaiding delivered a brief address,
during which he said thot there was no dis
tinction of color in he Roman Catholic
Church. and he rejoiced to see Ameri-
cands, Germans, and Irishmen carrying out, by
their action yesterday the true principles of that
Church. II mooted question, said the Arch
bishop, whether the colored people OF the
Roman Catholic faith should have eeparated
churches, or whether they should remain, as
now, in the churches I'm which they euIoy COM
mon privileges with all other Catholics. Here
tofore they have met at the same communion
table, and have participated, be said, in the
same sacraments and ordinances OF that Church
on terms Of perfect equality. He thought that
perhaps in some localities, by reason or their
increasing numbers, il may become desirable
to gather them into churches of their own,
During the course Of his remarks he in cidep-
tally remarked that when he was q student Al
college two Of his classmates were colored
youths, and one OF them was his particular
friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

TER INDIAN PEACE CORRESPONDENTS.
Vincent Colyer, secretary and member of the
Indian Peace Commission, has arrived in this
city from an extended tour among the Indians
Of Southern Kansas and the Indian Territory.
The Board of Commissioners will have an early
meeting in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

The ALABAMA GUBERNATIoSAL DIPprcu1-
TY.-Great excitement prevailed in Montgome-
ry, Alabama, yesterday, in consequence of
Smith and Bingham, the late Governor and
Il easurer, retaining possession of their respec-
tive offices. The former has obtained United
States troops and posted them in front of the
doors OF the executive room and Treasureris
once. The House has taken action upon the
subject, and last night a great INDIGNATION
meeting was held, composed Of parties opposed
70 the proceedings of GoYerrnr Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

f. j. HINTON Is writing "Inside political
gossip" from Washington, 10 the New York
koI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

The PENNSYLVANIA COAL MARKHT-The
Philadelphia Ledger OF Monday says" The
anthracite coal trade may be quoted steady in
all its departments. The production continues
quite large, which keeps up the tonnage of the
seyerally carrying companies, and prevents any
advance IN prices. The entire coal production
for the year will be larger than was estimated.
and will very considerably exceed thar OF any
previous year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

TBB PRESIDENTS MESSAGE is longer this
year than it was last. Ii will not be printed
before its Transmission to Congress, but mani
fold copies will be made for the press, and
furnished to the representatives OF the various
journals at the White House at the time OF
sending it to the Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

The CAPITAL MOVERS AT IT AsAIN.-An adj
Journed meeting Of persons interested in the
removal Of the national capital was held in st.
Louis last night, when an association was
formed, to be known Rs 1.-THE National Capital
Removal Association OF ST. Louis" and a con-
stitution was adopted. Thomas Richardson
was elected president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

TBR COMMISSIONER oP INDIAN AFFAIRS re.
turoed to this city yesterday aftern Jon from ST
Louis, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

y Girls usually give their hands for nothing,
but New York damsei has received 30 OOO for
her right bunch OF nves. She was not married,
however, but had her hand crushed by q ferry,
boat; Instead OF having somebody sue for her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL R.vKNuE--The receipts to-day
from this source were S949, e4s.63.

MRS. SECRETARY BELKNAP, who has been
quite ii for several days, IS low improving rap
idly, andis out OF danger, We are glad % hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

TER CENSUS RETURNS from the State of New
Jersey show that the population of that State
win be upwards Of 9oO. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

NoRTBiCARoLINA CONGRESSMAN ELECTED
An election was held in the Raleigh district of
North Carolina on Saturday last, to ill tho va
cancy in Congress for that district. The returns
indicate the election Of Manning, democrat, by
an increased majority over the August cleo.
ton, beating j. W. Holden, Republican, q son
of the Governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

Hon JOHN P. HALE, who used TO be so
robust and healthy looking, has greatly changed
He may be seen on the streets OF Dover, New
Hampshire, any fair day, walking slowly and
painfully with the aid of q cane. His whole
right side is paralyzed, but not completely. In
walking he drags his right foot, the difficulty
seeming to be mainly in and below the ankle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29

TROOPS PoR GRoRGIA.-An order just issued
from the War Department directs the superin-
tendent of general recruiting service at Gin
cinnat to forward tive hundred recruits to At
lanta, Ga, where they will be reported. upon
arrival, to the commanding general Depart
ment OF the Sourh, and assigned to duty in the
18th infantry to aid in the enforcement Of the
congressional election law at the approaching
election in Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29
BATCHELOR,s HAIR nYH.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best ia the world.
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
ICED, nor any rttate poison TO produce paralysis or
boastfng virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelor Hair Dye has had thtrfy ysars'
unfsrnisbed reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Rack or Brown. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied at 10, Bond street, New
York. fe5 -tr
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Arms for France.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The American steamer
Erie, having on board an immense cargo OF
arms and ammunition for the French PTOyi-
slonsi Government, sailed this mOrEing for
CoWes and market, from Pier No. I. North
River. The Vile de Paris, of the French line,
with cargo OF arms, will sail 70 morrow
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GOVERNMENT SALARIES.
INCREAsED CONFIRMATION.

Views OF Secretary Fish. Secretary
Boutwell,. secretary Delano, Post
master General CYeGweIl. Senators
Williams, PSOeroy, Seharz, rrum.
bull and Others.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.