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Is TIE SUPREME COZ BIT OF THE DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
Tar ~ day Of AVgsSf, 1872.
jeremiah Mccarthy, plaintiff

Is THE sgRREME COZ sI OF rae DIS
jeremiah me sS ri es pi.i n isJfa', iH
rhOma. Gey , e,n In Equity No. i'7D .
tn. trustee. IL this cause having reported to tn.
pubic sale and gSSn ssns
tbers"f and for the sum and Price o. thou
sand one hundred and tve solsr., and :, ia. since
twenty second day o. August, I7e, Ordsred, tbs.
the Court here. on or before the FOURTH DAY or
q. 20 ss on q .s q .s
pubished in the Evening Star . week fOr three
A true oopy-Test DC. HUMPHREYS,
Justice supreme Court Of ID. o.
BY j. JAY CAMP. Assistant CLERK auast.s~
IL THE . 4RIsF ~ S SSgRS " TnE DIS
T.a.. EssS,..ta. ~ gss. q ~ Si 80
Of r tss q Gfis' M &:
stSTeas h ,s nth the aPProSat9n Of the sqPrs@.
pointed TUESDAY, the 9Th Gay Of septenbsrHai AZ
100 for the final settlement and distribution a. ia.
IN hand, as Ear as the same have been ccecsed s.d
aud sss q ssa sssa sns Sss5s Al The sse
from al Fl sSsy ,. Sts s
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United STATES PATENT orFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., August a. I'm
Nh Un ne ne petition Of ELIZABErH V. PRITT, Of
Sorth Beverly, Massachusetts,, administratrix ~ n
" Pratt, deceased, praying for the ertension Of \
& erSnted 70 the said u. l.. Prssf on the Ilth
scn mes Tor Pering Apples, Potatoes, &C
y ordered that the testimsny m the csse be
CLOSED on the llth day OF October next that the mo
Tor ming arguments and the Examiners report b.
limited 20 the 2lst day Of October next s1d thsf
next. ~ oo'
any person may oppos. this extension.
eAMUEL Z. P1SHEB.
eQ4-WA OoDnisEoner a Patents.
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DY THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionepr.
No. SIG Seventh street, opposite the Post ONCE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE EN ELEVENTH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN q AND STREETS NORTH.
a By virtue OF deed Of trust from Benjamin Ii
0Nugent and wife. bearing date 10th day OF May,
- d. 1859, to the undersigned Trustee, and
recorded in Liber T. and 4 No. II, folio 3D. one of
the land records OF the county Of Warrington, ID:
C and By direction OF the party secured thereby,
will sell at public auction 10 FRONT of the premises
on FRInAY, september 9th; A. d. $50, at O'Clock
ing in the city OF Washington, in the District of
Columbia, known and described as lot numbered %,
Der 800.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in end IL
months. with interest, 10 be secured by a deed Of
trsst on the premises sold II the terms not
piled with in five days after the day of sale, the Trus
tee the right to resell at the cost Of
the first purchaser, after weeks notice. All
veysncipg and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser
deposit Of S7j must be made at the time Of sale
ANDREW j. JOYCE. Trustee.
auopdSds ThOS. Il. WAG9AM MAN, Auct.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 7th and streets.

u Southeast corner OF 7th and ID streets
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT WITH A SMALL
3RD- AND Arm STREETS EAST, NEAR
WAUGH CHAPEL NJ. K. CHURCH, AT
~ On FRIDAY next, September ID, at 51s
E. oclOck p. we will sell in FRI Mt of tho prem
Rroyenents it being east half lot No. g. in square
No 3s5 having front OF q feet Ia inches on north
alley.
Terms: One third cash: balance in and IL months
for notes bearing interest, deed given and deed of
trust taken. All cOnve and stamps at cost of
purchaser. $50 TO be paid down when the property
Is knocked of.
au29d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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SUMMER RESORTS:

WTRBT END HOTEL.
wv LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
Will be Opened for the Reception of Guests on the
r,. goth June.
nn magnimcent structure, ,cated at the I. n
,..ous Ina u this now famous summer vEHAv
LteooIs, nas al Tue advantages OF modern le.aE
u calculated to make its Guests satsed
The personal attention Of Mr.. JAMES SYKES
s ana Mr. PETER GARDNER, 90 long known to the
travelling public, will surely guarantee TO those thai
oan wish for - 'So1oi' so0S
For Rooms, &C., apply on the premises or hy letta,
addressed to SYKES, GARDNER 90,
leH-u West End Hotel, Long Branch, n J.
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by THOS Z. wAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Brok, and Auctioneer
No. s19 7th street, opposite Post ONCE

On ,, BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH SITS
By virtue of two deeds OF trust dated and
recorded As iolloy. The first on the esh day Of
No $50 folios go &C. and the second on the 18Th day
OF Ola SeveIber A. D lsss duly recorded in Liher +
ten county, I'm the District Of Columbia and by the
SIften request OF the party secured thereby,
shail sell In front Of the premises, on MONDAY.
the 9Th day Of September, at o'clock ali that piece
VT parcel OF And :itnste and lying in the CITY Of
AND dstinsuished on the plat Of said city as the
ses, 10 ieet OF lot No. is In square No. AZ Of VIII
House. "NA
Terms Of sale: One third cash, fof which am
must be paid 1T time OF sale } and bslance in eSuaf
indictments with interest, In six and twelve months
SECURED by deed OF trust property sold to be re-
sold in five days If terms Of sale are not complied
with, at purchaser cost.
CHRISTIAN LEDERER. Trustees.
THOs. 3. WAGGAM AN, Auct
aule-eo6ds Rep I
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LOAN OFFICES.
MARBLE HONUMEHTs.

AARBLE AND SLAH MANrkLs
en- selling, q reduced Jfioss, for cash. q -,
0arble works, north @ street and New York AZ
me, nsef The Treasury Department.
mN1l-lY VI. RUTHKRHMRm
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WAsHIHsfoN, d. o., August 10. l1u.
On the petition OF FRANCIS N STRONG ana
THOMAS ROSS, Of Vergennes, VT, praying for the
extension OF . patent granted TO them ON the 18th
day Of January, 1855, for an Improvement in Plat.
,oIm ecsies this application having been authorized
1t p ordered that the testimony In tho case be
closed on the 25th day Of October next; that the
time for Hing arguments and the Examiners re-
Port 20 limited to the 9Th day Of November next,
snd that sd petition Be heard on the eth day Of
Any person nay OPPOSE this extension.
DAMUBL 3. rISHER,
Au2l-weW 0oOmiasioner Of Patents
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NEW YORK CIrY.
Another French Opera Carnival.
Npuv YopR. Ian. 4.

Another French Opera Carnival.
NEW York. Jan. 4.
The French Opera at the Theatre
Francalse last night was largely at
tended by Deml. Monde and ward poll
ItioIAnB, but up to 2 O'Clock no dis !,
turbanCe had occurred. The usual
license prevailed In boxes aud on the
floor.
Mrs. GeorRIana Rlmey, divorced vile
Of Corllandt RImey, Esq, one Of the
PouRhkeepsle KnlokerbOckeCs, made
an application lately before Judge
Freeman. 10 open the Judgment Of the
divorce granted against her. The
RImey's moved IN highly fashionable
cIrClss. The lady IL beautiful and the
scandal has oO0RSloned much COM
ment. 1t IL reported that infidellly oC-
CURED during last summer Ut Long
Branch. Yesterday Judge Freeman
denied tho motion IL open the divorce.
The Elizabeth street Tragedy.
The terrible love tragedy on Eliza.
beth street excited general Interest
yesterday and to day, and fresh devel'
OpmentS were mRde.l II ls now evident
that the cause OF the murder and
suicide was fear upon the part OF the
murderer that he would soon be deprlv'
ed OF tho means 10 continue his unholy
intimacy with his victim. The parties
are school teachers In Brooklyn, the
man Baumau acting as principal OF the
same school In which Miss McNamarR
or Mrs. AllemarRe was an assistant
BaumRn's wife Informed the reporter
Yesterday that her husband was good
man until the school mlStresS won his
affections from her. Mrs. Allemarge
WAS the divorced wife OF a diBRolute
Spaniard. The intimacy which terml-
mated so tragICally mad existed abou I
i've months.
Arrived, the City of Baltimore, from
Liverpool.
In the case OF the two policemen,
flanagan and Remisen, who were
tried and convicted In the Court Of
General Sessions, for having robbed
Kentuckian OF about $3.50, and sem
fenced BY Recorder Hackett TO five
years each In State prison, the Supreme
Court, To which q motion was made Tor
q stay OF execution OF the sentence, has
given an opinion, In which the stay was
refused. Judge Cordozo holds, howeV-
or, that the writ Of error asked FOR Is
one ofthelr rights. Hence he has grant
ed Il.
In the Supreme Court. to'day. an
application was made TO Judge Cordo'
20 by William r. Howe, for the dis
charge on ball Of Daniel Josephs, Of
Cincinnati, charged with having Oh
tained, by false representations, some
sIxty-slx thousand dollars from Chap.
line & Miller, and other merchants Ol
this city. The District Attorney resist.
cd the application, and Judge Cord0So
reserved bis decision.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEWS.

The residence Of ex-United States
Senator, D. X. Atchison near PlAttB.
burg, Clinton county, No., was burned
Monday. All the f6rniture and a large
library was consumed. Loss about
$4,000.
Leonard Crocker, we'll known % the
the lessee OF the New York central cat
tie yards, at Buffalo, left st. MaTy's
church, In that city, Sunday night, IN
q buggy with q hired man, for his home
two miles distant, since Whloh time
nothing has been heard from him. II
is feared he was lost In the binding
snow storm and drawn into the current
OF q neighboriug stream which swept
the turnpike away near by during the
night.
The reduction Of the wages OF the 10.
bOrers employed In digging down Fort
Hill, near Boston, led TO Indications OF
q riot, Monday afternoon, but The exs
element was suppressed by the pres
ence Of . strong police force.
Gov. Palmer, Of Ills, has received q
treasury draft for &S2, ,397, on account oi
the State War Department against the
General Government, being on re:
gistered claims which with additional
vouchers were again presented and this
amount secured.
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WILLIE.


NASHVILLE. Jan. 4.
In view OF tha probable suspension
OF public schools, tlIB Germans ol
Nashville will OrganIZA Hn English free
school OF their own.
The number OT bales OF cotton ship
ped In Louisville aud Nashville ltOm
the lsl Of September To the 3lSt OF De.
oember, WAS 1866. against 2O,SeO last
year.
The Conservatives have carried Knox
Vile, eleclIng their Mayor by 600 mas
IorIty, carrying all the wards In the
city heretofore Radical.
Only three railroads have paid thelr
January lntereSt-the Nashville q
Chattanooga, Memphis Il Ohio, and
Mississippi t. Tennessee. The last
paid part, leaving small bAIAnce.
The East Tennessee 4 Georgia road
proposes TO pay one-thlrd in green
backs, one third In the Bank OF Ten.
nessee notes, and one-thlrd In coupons.
The MlssisalppI Central & Tennessee
road offers coupons. The Mobile d
Ohio road offers " pay 10000 In New
York, and the remainder III coupons at
Nashville.
Nothing has been heard from tbs
other roads. The Comptroller will not
receive coupons In payment OF railroad
interest. The prospect OF payment In
currency 10 encouraging.
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grossly and Bcandalously malIgued,
and adds that he can prove that he 10
all right II the President will give him
. hearing. There doesn't seem 10 be
any one there who 10 Willing to take up
bis case with Vigor.
CoNTR8FRD ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.
They have q contested election case In
the Alexandria district OF Virginia.
One Of the defeated nominees IB trying
10 get Mckenzie ont Of his seat In Con-
gre8s when the State 10 admitted, on
the score Of diBloyalty In the beginning
OF the war. The evidence iS taking be-
lore a Register In Bankruptcy, In 40
cordance with the law Of last winter.
II brings out great many interesting
facts about the views Of local politicians
but has not materially hurt Mckenzie
yet.
WHY THIRD AUDITOR CLARK Re-.
SIGNBD.-FaotB about all matters oi
Importance are sure to come out some
time or another, and now Col. Forney
has this paragraph: Recently that ex-
cellent officer, Hon. Reeder NJ. CLARK, felt
himself conStrained 10 resign the Office
Of Third Auditor, because the salary
was inadequate to the support OF bis
family In this city,
SEVENTEEN Tons OF BLANKs.-Com-
missioner Dslano has given an order to
the public printer for the first install.
msnt OF blanks Of income returns, the
number Of which will be 1900 600 and
the aggregate over seventeen tons.
MIR. HoAR ONCE MoRE.-The Wash
lngton Chronicle Of Monday says: IT
seems 10 be understood that a strong
effort will be made TO secure the conflr
nation Of Hon. E. r. HOar at the next
meeting Of the Senate. Some Of the
Senators, who were absent, are con-
Vlnced that great Injustice was done 10
him during The discussion In executive
session, and believe that on a TeheArlnR
he will be duly vlndlCated.
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PRESIDENT GRAMT AND THE
SENATE.
uF. HOAF's Nomination Not to be
Withdrawn.
WAsHINoToN, Jan, s,

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.
A western Senator, who called upon
the President last week, 10 urge the
appointment Of some southern lawyer
10 one of the vacant Supreme Judges
ships, says that General Grant init.
mated his Intention OF filling both Of
the vacancies with men from the north
ern or western states. He also eX-
pressed great dissatisfaction with tho
manner In which the southern Senators
tried to influence him in the way OF ap.
poIntments, and thought less Tcr8iS.
tency would accomplish far better re.
suits.
In talking about the action of the
Senate, In not confirming Mr.. Hoar for
the Supreme Bench, the President said
that many Senators who voted to table
Mr.. Hoar's name had, previous 10 his
appointment, assured him (the Presl-
dentl that Il was one which would give
almost universal satisfaction. In re-
gard 10 Mr.. Hoar's Withdrawing from
The Cabinet, In consequence OF the
course OF the Senate, the President
said he Intended to be governed entire.
IL by Mr.. Hoar's wishes, and as the
latter has already indicated his lnten-
tlon OF remaining, there would be no
change at present, unless the Senate re.
considered their action and confirmed
Mr.. Hoar for the Supreme Bench,
which he hoped they would do, az he
did not intend 10 withdraw his name
or make any other nomination until
this one was either confirmed or re.
jected. I'D.
The above conversatIon would seem
10 indicate that strong effort will be
made 10 get the Senate to confirm Mr..
Hoar. In fact the latter's friends are
talking quite confident, and seem ready
10 take his name up again az soon as
the Senate meets.
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GIheG3tell6qenEnr:

D1ATH OF SENATOR BURnBY.-Hon,
James Burley, OF Marshall county,
died early yesterday morning, at his
homo near MoundBvIlls, after an illness
protraoted through several months. For
ten years past Mr.. Barley had particl.
pAted considerably In the af1AIrs OF The
State. He was y member OF the Vlr-
glnla Convention OF 1851, and was one
Of the few Northwestern members who
withdrew from II, came home and raised
the standard Of Union. he took pRrI
In the reorganization here In 1861, and
was afterwards almost continuously
In the State Senate up 10 the time Of hlH
death. He was a director Of the PsnI,
tsntIRry from the location OF that InsLi-
tuition until a short time before his de.
cease.
Mr.. Burley had accumulated conSId'
cradle property, and was held In gen.
eral esteem. In his own county, par.
tIculRrly, he had long Welded good
deal Of Influence.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.
FLoUR-UnchAnEed and but little
donO.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Sl 0sAl IL. Corn
7GO. OAls-50a65C for mixed.
CoTTON-Firm; middllng Aa244C
and for good grades FAX 10 obtained.
ToBAC0o-UnchanRed.
WHIsKY-Dull at 94G.
HoGs-Dull Rt 99a1O 90 for live, and
Sllal1 so for dressed. Receipts ), 100
head.
PROVISIONS - Unsettled and prices
nominal; nothing Of Importance done.
Mess .Pork-Heid III 81 80. Green
Meats-lOc, l21<c aud 141fo and dali.
LARD-15Na17c for steam and kettle.
BUTTER-1n better supply and prices
dropping; fresh 29A29Hc.
Edds-30c,
OILs.-PetruIOnm-LoWer: refined 20
a32c. No change In Lard or LInEeed
Ollb; demand moderate.
GROCERIRs-Unohanged aud quiet.
GoLD-ll9K buying.
ExoHANaR-Flrm at par buying 10
lilo premium selling.
MoNRY Market quiet and rather
AhAY,
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HOMEOPATHIC FINANoE.-The New
York Tribune commenting on the an
nounCement that during January Score
tary Boutwell, would sell four millions
OF gold and buy ak millions Of bonds,
approves the process but don't approve
the figures. II says: 1.-THE practice ls
essentially homeopathic. and we do not
think the payment Of debt with cash
on hand a good place for illustrating
the theories Of that school,"
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CINCINNATI, Jan.

UINOINNATIl JAu. 4
A meellng Of the bar Of this city was
baSi flilS morning, With reference to the
dSSth OF Gen. McGEoaEty.
: A meeting Of the military oFganlEa"
tIonE Win which Gen. MoGroarty has
bSSn connected, was held to-day. It
VA resolved to attend the funeral to-
morrow In a body, at 10 O'Clock: A
comnIttee was appointed 10 walt on
1Ss County Commi6BlonerS and request
iho oppoiutment Of some person 90
CountS Oi0FE WHO Will give the pro-
SSeJR 10 the family OF tho depO99ed.
The body Of VIM: SOhWllEGAebele, o.
this oltY, missing alnOe December ~
WSS found In the canal yOaterdAy, NO
clue to the cause
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%n%th VI uoDS .n AAl9 ISL "a
DecFeSSo since March III, 1869. 76,7l6ISO6 70
10y Telegraph.l

[By TelegrAph.l
New York Money and stock MAFkeI
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.
MoNRY-AcllVs at 7 per cent curren.
oy and per cent gold per annum; and
l:l8 per cent per day.
STRRLINa-Dull at NaN per cent.
Al the annual election or Directors
for the Atlantic and Great Western
railway company today, the following
gentlemen were elected for the ensuing
wear: Rush q. Hawkins, New York;
Thos, ", Kennard, New York; Went.
worth Hughes, New York; ]. B. Pan
mes New York; ". P. Rogers, New
York; Lawrence Johnston, New York;
D, J, Day, New York; W. W. M'Far'
land, New York; Charles Day, New
York: David Jones, Raveuna; John
Gardner, New York; TRtlaW JAcka0n ,
PhIladelphia; William Lee RHnlol ph
Jacob Grail, Ashland; jacob Rlblet,
GAllon;J. W. Tyler, Cleveland, Geo.
B. Babcock, Buffalo,; James McHenry,
London; Joseph Teroque, New York;
William q. Taylor, New York; Samu-
el Barlow, New York.
The failure OF Hugh N. Camp d Co.,
Sugar Reliners, was announced to-day.
The refinery was at Bristol, but the
business Of the firm and the liabilities
are chiefly In this ". Their liabilities
amount 10 $780, Universal sympAe
thy is expressed tor the firm and mer-
chants promptly came forward with
liberal offers Of money, one party alone
rendering 100000 to Mr.. Camp. The
arm did not feel justified In accepting
financial assistance, pfeferflng 10 RHcef.
tain their exact position aud lay q
statement OF their affairs before their
creditors.
GoLD-Dull and prices almost static!
nary; opened ut ll9N, touched 1l9H at
which the most business was donei
closed at 1l93E; carrying rates l l.32al- IS
per cent. ClearanCes thtrty-stx mil
lions.
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49,. CHICAGO, Jan. 4.
FLoum-In fair shipping demand for
low and medium grades OF BprIUg eE'
traB; sales at 50 OOa8 76.
GRAIN-Whsat-Dnll and lower VI
$50 for No. /; 763IA77e for No. 2; closing
quiet at 769<a77o; very dull this after.
noon al 77c. Corn-Qulet, armer and
KAlc higher at 70a74c for regular and
fresh receipts OF No. 2; closing OF 701fc
for regular; no grade quiet Of 63ab6 40;
this alternoon there were sellers Of No.
3 at 7OHc. OaIs-In better demand;
sales at SlOA4O1<c cash and seller, the
month; 4lc seller, February, for No. q;
closing OF 4OAA0No, cash. RyO-Qulet
1t 7OA70Ifc for No. Q. Barley-Dull;
No. 2 nominal at 76A90c.
HOGS Fairly active At $40 26al1 50
for choice lots, dividing ON 200 lbs.
Live HoHs-Dull and easier ct S8 60A
0 10 for common; 50 26A9 76 for fair TO
good; SO 80 for extra. .
CATTLH-Steady, hrm aud fairly
active at a O0a6 8711ff for common 10 ex.
ira Cows; Is 6OA8 90 for fair to medium;
% 6OA7 % for good 10 choice, shipping
Steers.
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New YorR Produce nlarROt.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.
CoTToN-Opprsssed, but very firm,
and closed quiet; 2, loo bales sold al
26Tc for mIddlIng upland1.
FLoUR-Closed quiet and slightly In
buyeFB' favor,
dRA1N.-Wheat-Dull and a shade
lower, with limited export and milling
demand. Rye-Heavy and nominal.
Oats-Dull and heavy Rt 62a68o for
western. Corn-NominAl Ut 81 l0Al IL
Tor old mixed western.
PRovIBIoNs.-Pork-Dull at go ga
% 50 for mess on spot, and S28 26 bid
and S2S 50 RGked for February. Beef.
Nominally unchanged. Cut Meats and
Bac0n-NomInAl. #s
LARD-Dull and slighlIy In buyers'
favor,
EGaS-Qulet and unchanged.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.
FLOuR-MOrs ao I've; western super
hne at 81 76a5; extra al IS 25A7.
GRAIN-WheAt-Dull; red At 3bH
/ 40. Corn-AotIVei prime white At S6a
02c. oAts-Dull at 62a67c, Rys-tl Il OF
a108.
Observation-Disclosures.
WHIBKY-In fair inquiry Rt 9Scael %
for wood and Iron bound,
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nx rnnnaRAPH.
ALBANY.



to be RepoaI0d.
ALBANY, jana.
The first bill introduced 10 the State
Senate to-day was for the repeal OF the
Excise law.
MI, Tweed introduced II resolution In
the Senate repeRllng the adoption OF the
18th Amendment.
navigation on the Hudson is com.
pleielv opened. A tow Of barges and
eanRl boats detained near this city by
the sudden closing Of the lce in De-
oember, LEFT for New York this A. n.
a lar0e number Of tugs and loaded
coal boats left New York for thls city
this morning, .. n
The Legislature organized to day by
a change oiDemooratIo members for Of.
6coFa Of both branches. A Resolution
Val introduced In the Senate BY Mr..
TWeed, for the repeal Of the ratification
0flhe Fifteenth Constitutional Amend
rIent, which was made special order
4 r Tomorrow. Notice was given of
h, i to repeal the excise law. ReSoiu'
tIonG were offered in the Assembly,
SVL ,pSthl8InR With Cuba and denouno'
iaR lac oour6e OF the Administration on
tL.S subject; laid over I'LL Tomorrow
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You CAN REGULATE THE Color
Every natural shade from light brow
to the deepeat black is Impaired py
'"Phalon's VItaila or Salvation for The
HAIR" The number Of applications
determines the tlnge. II would be like
comparing shlaing water 70 lhe drain
ings from q Inarsh, to compare II with
the ordinary hair dyes. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-05
SPAIN

Resignation Of the ministry.
r.. MADRID, Jan. 4.
A decided negative has been received
from Italy In the matter OF the Oandl-
dature OF the Duke OF Genoa, and ~ q
consequence General PrIm and all the
rest OF tho ministers have resigned.
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WAVHrNarON.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jal

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 4.
Dlsn0lches from General R. Rey-
noldg. received by the President this
morning, states that all but four ooun"
tIeG in Texas have been heard from,
the returns giving The Democrats 770
majority.
iIeetInE or the Cabinet.
The Ant regular meeting OF the Oabi.
net since Congress took q recesa wa
held to-day. All the members were
present. -,..... it
! The Mixed school question. ~
A colored child having been admit
tai N one OF the public schools yeater"
dRv. seven white children were In con-
Set uenCO Withdrawn BY their PARENTS