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STAMPS

The National Savings Company have made az
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rate, discount payable
in stamps, viz:
On purchasers under $40.
On purchasers OF $40 or more...2 per cent. dis
On purchasers OF $50 or more * per cent dis
On purchasers Of 500 or more...S per cent. dis
On purchasers Of 500 or more. =. 4 per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $500 or more...f per cent. dis
On purchasers OF $1,000 or more. Ak per cent dis
All orders must be accompanied by the money or
check for the amount. Stamps viii be sent by
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"sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
noY26 -eodlw.
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NC@ York Money Market.
rev Korn General na.rkess.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-Flour quiet; no
demond; superine to extra winter 5.75@
SIS. Wheat active and 1c higher: winter
red and amber Western SL41@1.43.
Corn firm and demand fair; mixed 92@94e;
new $4,000. Whisky $4,000. Coffee
firm. Sugar quiet; Cnbe 99@104e; Porto
Rico 1O@1O4c. Molasses-New Orleans
7607qc Riea 76O73c
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Cheapest and Best.-Mrs. Whitcomb's
| Syrup for children is sold by druggists for IS
cents bottle, and is admirable preparation
| for infantie disorders nov26-lw&wIt.
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FIRST BOARD.
5000 Tennessee six Der cents, new .5S3t
1000 Virginia six per cents, old. ..-..........64
lI,OOO North Carolina six per cent old bond. .46H
LOCO North Carolina sixper cent old BIDS, Ash
1000 North Carolina betwn call As
eco North Carolina special tax..........-.. II
6,O00 South Carolina six per cents, new, Jan
and July. ---.---.--...-'........:.
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new, jan
uary and July .-'..--.-..-.......flS
1905 South Carolina six per cents, new, jan
uaTy and July. ........--.--....-.--.1l
5000 Arkansas seven per cents issued to The
Little Rock and TT Smith r. r. Co., be
tween CALL. .........-.' ..b0
SECOND BOARD.
5000 Tennessee six per cents, old. go
200 Tennessee six per cents, old. .......--. 5319
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new.....-...-.5
5000 South Carolina six per cents new, jan
uary aud July ............ .-...--.,. -. NJ
500 South Carolina six per cents, new April
and ocSohef. -. '''''o99
1900 Arkantas seven per cents issued to
Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad
company .'-.-,-..-..-....'. -'''.''.'''D0S
500 Virginia six per cent, new.
The sales on the 2lst inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIHsT BOARD.
$500 Tennessee six per cents, old..... .594
10000 Tennessee six per cents, new. ......9sts
5000 Tennessee six per cents, between call. .0b
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new 554
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new .-..-. .558
1000 Tennessee six per centc, new .5J1l
10000 North Carolina Funding Act 66....... .3S
100 North Carolina six per cents, new. PAY
1000 North Carolina six per cents, new.
a5OOl Missouri six per cents. .....,... ..,.,,e2
SECOND BOARD.
1900 North Carolina six per cents, old Al
5000 North Carolina skies, special tax.....-..lo
5000 Tennessee six per cents. new...........55aS
1900 Tennessee SIX per cents, .......55l
uary and july. ........--...-.......-.,... ~
1000 Missouri six per cents . ...-.....-.-.. ~
The following sales were reported on the
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BANKING HOUSE
Maternal Savings Company

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Below We give a summary of the trans
actions OF the daY:
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Southern bonds in REV York.

The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 18th
inst. we're as follows:
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See advertisement of d.. Butts' DIspen
sary, beaded Book for the Miliion--MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another coilnn. It
shoUld be read by ali. mays d&WlY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

SURRENDER OF YERGER IN MISSISSIPPI
MOTIVES FOR RETURNING-MAYoRALTY OF
V1cKsBURG, &c.-Jnck:son, March 2l.-E.
NJ. Yergcr, charged with the murder of
Colonel Crane, and recently escaped from
custody, returned to this city yesterday
morning and voluntarily surrendered him
self to Sheriff Lake. He has at no time
since his escape, o week ago, been more than
eight miles distant. He addressed the fol-
lowing to Governor Alcorn:
-" Having learned that the sheriff and his
subordinates. and perhaps yourself, have
been censured for my escape, and being un-
willing that injustice should rest in any
quarter, I have voluntarily returned to
prison. A proper and kindly feeling for
the officers who have shown me as much
courtesy as prison discipline will allow
prompts me to this action.
"Wearied almost beyond endurance by
long confinement, my mind tortured by
what appeared to me continued and unne-
cessnry delays in bringing my case pro-
perly before the courts of the country, I
was possessed Of On ungovernable desire to
breathe once more the air of freedom. 1t
was always my intention to return at the
proper time and stand my trial. III have
violated any laws of the land I will not
shirk punishment, and I now await what
action the authorities may take. prefer
to return, and in the mean time endure nv
sutferings rather than the innocent should
suffer for any act of mine."
The sheriff refused to deliver Mr.. Yer
gers letter, not desiring Mr.. Yerger's de-
fence.
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reserves and promote specie payments was
indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Johnson introduced a bill to divide
VIRGINIA into two judicial districts. -
The Judiciary Committee reported Gene
raj Ames, of Mississippi, ineligible to seat
in the Senate.
The report was discussed until adjourn
ment.
United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Supreme
Court in the case of BENJAMIN F. Flanders
against John P. Tweed, from Louisiana
cotton case. The court reversed the judy
ment of the court below and remanded tie
case for a new trial.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Recon-
struction Committee this morning heard
Mr.. Perkins, Speaker Of the Tennessee Le-
qislature, and without action postponed a
further hearing to Thursday.
The Committee on Foreign Relations
have agreed to report resolution for neu-
trality between Spain and Cuba and re-
pealing the neutrality law of 1918.
Associate Justice Strong has been as
signed to Justice Grier's district. Justice
Bradley will be assigned to the fifth dis
trict, comprising Georgia, Florida, Ala
hama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.
The Foreign Relations Committee, in adj
dition to their action declining to acquire
San Domingo or st. Thomas, agreed to set
their faces against the acquisition of any
territory.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
900.
The Naval Committee agreed, I to 8, to
report in favor Of selling the Brooklyn
Nayy-Yard property.
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Domestic Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. March % Noon Flour dull and
Gorn dun. Pork arm Mess, s2s. Lard quiet at
IT ss@4si. RosIp faynrs buyers at s2s9s2.B for
=, Erening: Cotton, lower; sales 1900 bales at
Ne: Southern dropping common to fair extra,
changed. Pork steady. Lard frmer; kettle.
SLnl1 Rice dull. Sugar quiet. Coffee firm.
Molas,es quiet Naval Stores quiet. Freights
BALTIMORE, March e2.-Cotton nominal at sac.
Flour dull and steady. Wheat and Corn firm snd
UNCHANGED. Provisions qGiet. Whtskey firm at
virginia rs-old lssrs ss; coupons-old, '7s;
new, "a.
CINCINNATI. March ns-Corn dull at 7s@7sc.
Whiskey, a9c. Mess Pork, s2s 5c6s2s. rs. Bacon
Shoulders held at loic clear sides held at lsac.
Lard, l4Gl4tc.
ST. LOUIS, March 2o.-Corn buoyant yellow,
7ssG8lc. white. so6S5c. Whiskey steady ut s2G
a3c Pork, 2et@2e3c. Bacon-Shouldcrs, losc. !;
clear sides, Isle. -
LOUISVILLE, March 22.-Grain unchanged.
Provisions flrmer. Bacon-Shouldcrs, 1lc.; clear
rib, &c.,; clear sides, lac.
NORFOLK. March 22-Cotton quiet and weak !;
low niddlings, elc.; receipts, 487 bales exports
coastwlse 5is bales sales so bales; stock, 1000
bales.
SAVANNAH, March 22.-Cotton quiet at 9st@
s2ic: receipts, ID bales; sales, 100 bales; stock
Is, sos bales.
MOBILE, March 22.-COtton dull at 223c.; re-
ceipts, l5s bales stock, ds, 76i bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March Faction very dull
and unsettled, and accurate quotations are i'm.
expoT's sos B4in bales
sales, l,e65 bales; stock, PIC, 4s4 bales.
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The Printers Typographical Union of
Philadcl phia have admitted to membership
lady who supports herself by doing COM
positor's work in her spare time.
Recently an addressed man was seen
helping another man, well-dressed and
somewhat intoxicated, into an empty car
standing near the depot at Pittsfeld. 1t
was a puzzle, until few moments after
the party of the first part emerged from
the car dressed in the fine suit of his COM
panion, for which he had exchanged his
own dilapidated garb. When the inebri-
ated individual recovered he was so COM
pletely mystifed that he couldn't recognize
himself.
Yesterday, in the first branch of the City
Council, the Lynchburg and Danville Rail
road ordinance was taken up as the special
order Of the day, and after lengthy de-
bate adopted. The ordinance authorizes
the endorsement or guarantee by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore of the first
mortgage bonds of the Lynchburg and Dam
vile Railroad Company, in the State of
Virginia, to the amount of $750,000. Of
this sum sl5O,OO0 is to be retained as a
sinking fund.-Baltimore San.
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Two articles appeared in the Dispatch Of
yesterday taken from the Courier, and both
credited to the Express. There is no such
paper in this city.-Petersburg Courier.
We issue vermillion edict that the
Courier shall always hereafter be called
the Courier in this Office. We believe in
calling Z" a spade SPADE"
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1870.
Affairs in Tennessee.

Affairs i'm Tennessee.
Senator-elect Cooper, of Tennessee, who
succeeds Senator Fowler in 1871, called at
the Executive mansion to-day and assured
the President that the numerous stories Of
outrages in Tennessee were much exagge-
rated, and in many cases entirely without
foundation.
The report that the President had sub
mitted to the Attorney General the letter
Of Governor Scnter, of Tennessee, asking
for troops to be placed in that State under
his command, is erroneous. The President
has not asked the Attorney-General for an
opinion upon the subject, having decided
not to send troops. When Governor Senter
declares the State of Tennessee in insur-
rcction, and announces his inability to
master the situation, and applies to the
President for protection, and that he send
troops to enforce the laws and suppress the
rebellion, then the President will take the
matter into consideration.
In the House to-day Mr.. Brooks, of Mas
sachusetts, from the Committee on Elec-
tions, reported that Mr.. George H. Booker,
representative from the fourth Virginia
district, was entitled to his seat, and the
case was made the special order for March
3lst.
Mr. Poland, of Vermont, who had origin
ally objected to Mr.. Booker's admission on
the ground that he could not take the oath
required by law, also presented a preamble
setting forth Mr.. Booker's disloyalty and
resolution declaring him not entitled to his
seat on the ground that he had falsely
taken the test-oath.
The San Domingo Treaty.
Last evening Senators Hamlin, Corbett,
Williams, Johnson, Scott, Osborn, Fenton,
Spencer, Howell, and Bearman, had an in
teryiew with the President relative to the
San Domingo treaty and the purchase of
SANTANA Bay. The President gave all the
desired information on the subject, pro-
ducing maps, charts, correspondence, etc.
The opposition to the treaty appears to
be fast diminishing. The above-named
senators are among those who did not see
the President on this subject at his recent
visit to the capitol. ..-...r...
1t is authoritatively stated that the Presi-
dent is opposed to the scheme of Senator
Sumner to send commission to tho island
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DANGEROUS MEANS OF FRAUp.-We have
had in this city recently case in which a
genuine check for small amount was sue
cessfully altered to one of much larger
amount, and but for the unusual care of
the parties to whom it was offered would
have been paid. Its fraudulent character
was not suspected from anything on its face,
and was detected only from the fact that
the party Offering il was unknown. A
check Of prominent New York banker,
drawn for small amount, was recently
altered to one of several thousands, and
was paid. The alteration is effected first
by the use of an acid which removes the
entire filling in of the blank checks in wri-
ting ink without in the least soiling the
paper, when the blank may be filled at plea
sure. We have q check before us which
was simply touched with the cork from o
bottle containing this acid, and the effect
is the entire removal Of all trace Of the
words and letters touched. How widely
this acid may be known We cannot say,
but the effectual manner that it does its
work should put all persons in the habit OF
drawing checks as we'll as those paying
checks on their guard. 1t is fearfully dan
gerous. -PhHaielphin Ledger.
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Fight with Land-squatters near Fort.
ress MOnrOe-Appeai to Governor
walker for Aid.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, March PAN
other attempt to place the owners of the
Cely Smith farm in possession has failed.
The sheriff of Elizabeth City county, with
a posse of fifty men, went there and found
200 armed negroes, male and female. They
fired on the sheriff and posse, which retired
to Hampton without loss. The sheriff has
called on Governor Walker for assistance.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter FROM Prince Edward.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PRINCE EDWARD Corpruo,rsr ,

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE,
March 10, 1870.
The circuit court of this county Inns beon
In session from the 18th instant, and viii
probably adjourn tonight. Judge p. A.
Boiling presides. Az usual, the term has
been occupied with the criminal docket
mainly, to the exclusion of the call of the
law docket; and now for three terms tho
suitors have not been able to procu, Q trial
Of their cases. 1t will be the duty Of tho
new Judge TO hold n special term. and at
an carly day. In the cnse Of n. III. Jack
son, charged with the murder of A. Bruce n
motion was submitted for change Of venue.
which the Court granted, and the prisoner
was sent TO the Lynchburg circuit court
for trial, and released from confinement in
jail on bail. The jury failed to agree on
verdict in the case of Archer Hines freed
mani, charged with the murder of Ander-
son Hines. John Smith (colorcd) was con-
victcd Of m assault on IL. p. Davis with
intent to kill, and the jury ascertained his
term of Imprisonment in the penitentiary
at ten years.
AN INTERESTING LEGAL QUESTION.
March q, 1870.
The county court met to-day, and after
disposing of several cases of prosecutions
for pretty larccnics, ranging from five dol
lars TO four-and-sixpence, the officials re-
uewel their bonds under the provisions of
the enabling act. The suretics made affi-
davits of their sutticiency" to pay the
penalties of the several bonds, and the
court deemed the sureties to the bonds
" good" as the terms of the act required.
4 question Of interest and importance
was incidentally suggested, on which legal
gentlemen seemed to differ; and it is emf
ncntly proper that the Attorney General
should give tho country the benefit of his
counsel in the premises. The question
arises thus BY the eleventh article of the
Constitution every householder and head
of a family shall be entitled to hold, exempt
from levy or sale under execution, &c.,
homestead of the value of $4,000: pro-
vided, that the exemption does not extend
to executions issued for liabilities in
CURED by any public officer, fduciary," &c.
Now, does this "liabilitv" refer to the
pr;ncVoi only on On official bond Must
the >Iottyon on official bond be worth TO
make him sufficient and good ~ over and
above $4,000 the penalty of the bond
Can the surety claim the exemption of the
homestead of $4,000 on an execution sued
out on judgment rendered against him for
a defalcation Of his princpal' These and
similar questions must be considered and
decided by al the county Judges in taking
the official bonds. The Code requires the
officers to give bond in n penalty fixed in
limits prescribed bv law, with snrety
!. deemed sufficient by the court" The ena-
bling act directs the bond to be given
" with good security" The stay law having
ceased to prevent the issuing of executions,
the shcrifis bonds will be taken with such
surety as will protect parties interested.
EN!EE.
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Rev. c. {. Biting has been called to the
Baptist church at Brownsville, Tenn.

DapLlSt CUuiCI III I'ioh bSfilltS ltHA.
". L. Smith, cadet at the Kentucky
Military Institute, was killed accidentally
by the discharge Of a gun III the hands OF
Il companion while hunting, near Frank
Tort, on sunday.
4 father and son, named O'Donnell,
haye been committed for trial in New York,
he former charged with attempted rape on
the son's wife, and the son with beating
her and driving her from home OIL the facts
being made known to hun.
4 monster mass meeting of tailOrs was
held in New York on Saturday TO discuss
the question Of 4 thorough organization.
Il IL stated that no less than 5000 tailors
not members u protective societies have
resolved to form union and make u stand
for higher scale of prices.
4 Louisiana planter delighted his hands
'ast week BY paying then in silver quarters.
one old negro exclaimed: "'Federit money
,o.ne an done gone, and greenbucks j.
played out but dis is the stuff that rats
can't chaw De old time is come agin---hoo-
rays And then he went away and buried
his money.
III response to aninquiry from the Senate
Of Virginia, the Chicago Historical Society
says that it ID not in possession OF the
bronze eagle which formerly surmounted the
Speakers chair in their chamber, but OF an
iron eagle whish once surmounted the
tattle Scared walls Of Fort Sumter. Fur
tLermore, It does not know whore the Rich
sarGa bird could be found.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
seM. York stock and Monex Market.

NEW YORK, March 22--Noon.-Stocks strong.
Gold firm at l123. Money easy at 5@6 per cent.
Sterling EXchangc-Long, 1881; short, lO9a. Uni
ted States bonds 5-?os, 1929. Tennessee 6s--Ex-
coupons 5st: new, so. Virginia 6's-Ex-cou-
pons. 73S new, 723 asked. Louisiana 6's--Old,
II; new, 72.. Levec Gs. 7Sl: SIS, 90. Alabama
SIS. 9s: SIS. II. Georgia s's, SIS asked: rs, 81.
North Carolina S's-Old, 40; new, no quotation.
South Carolina 6's--Old, sig new. SIT.
Erening.-Money sos per cent. Sterling En-
change, 1852. Gold. liz. Governments steady.
Southern Securities strong.
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OF the Mayor OF Peters
burs-NegrOes Appointed on the P0-
lice Force.

burs-Negroes Appointed on the Po-
lice Force.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, March %, 1870.
At the meeting of the City Council this
afternoon General Newberry resigned his
position as Mayor, to take effect when his
successor is elected or appointed and quail
fes. He stated that his acceptance of the
office was only temporary.
The Council laid his resignation on the
table.
In re5rganizing our police to-day the
Council appointed nine negroes on the
force. It was decided to take no action at
present in regard to the appointment Of
other municipal officers, though applications
are numerous and pressing. DR..
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SMALLPOX i'm Charlottesville.

DEVNI"I tcItH 10 lIIC DISpdlCU.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
March %, 1870.
For some weeks there has been o case Of
smallpox just outside the town limits, but
this morning case appeared in the centre
of the town, which has caused much ex-
citement and o considerable rush to the
doctors to be vaccinated. OBSERVER.
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Financial and Commercial
Grain and F1our Market.
CORN AND FLOuT EXCHANGE, !
RICHMOND. VA. March 20, 1870.

CORN AND FLOuI EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. VA. March 20, 1870.
OFFERINGS. --...- -
J Whscs.-white So bushels. Red: 7s4 bushels.
norn.--White, 1870 bushels. Mixed, LIZA bushels.
O1ts.--5so bushels. To-
SALES. s.EI4,E
Whsnt.-White. 10 bushels prime on priyete
'srms: Is bushels very good at $1.33-t0tal, 90
bushels. Rod. Is! bushels good Mt 81. 293.
Cora.--White, 90 bushels prime &C 81 Mixed,
10 bushels prime at 81: 100 bnshels very good nj
j5c :: SO BUSHELS good Mt 95c.-total, ia bushels.
Oats--lso bushels prime at SIC. 1870 bushels good
at SIC. Total, $40 bushels.
RE-EXHIRITED.
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BCRNfHG OF TWENTY H0uSES AHD Two
STEAMER, At New OnLEASs.-NsT Orleans,
March 2l.-Tweniy small houses in the
-quurc bounded BY Morales: Annette, Good
children, md Bernard streets, were burned
tAis morning. Loss, so, 000.
The steamboats, New York, from Bayou
bartholomew. with 900 bales Of cotton, and
d harles II Durfrce, from st. Louis, were
burned this morning at the foot Of Bien-
Vile street. Loss, $l50,000.
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DETERMINED To KILL II!NSEIr.-Iaet
might cripple named Moore, employed imam
auction store On Pennsylvania avenue, Ell
tered drug store and asked for an ounce
f laudanum. which was handed him, he
being we'll known to the clerk, but he no
sooner received it than he placed the vial
80 his mouth and began to drink. The clerk
suockei the dose from his mouth. but not
anti he had swallowed at least half Of lis
-.Qutcnts. \ physician was at once called
.ut lie refused to take the emctjc that was
4 once prepared, ana resisted 20 power
fully that he had to be thrown On the floor
ani held down: his mouth forced open with
hNjl"-ha1lle. and the antidotc poured
down hi threat through 4 funnel. It took
uuli 81 dozen men to hold him down during
'@js operation. He was subsequently taken
% the -tation-house, where he was bound
hand and foot to prevent him taking his
"wn life. TIE fact was finally developed
that the poor fellow wants to marry some
wouuu to whom his fathcr is opposed
washington L.Ner-BUltimors .Sn".
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Aid for the Saufb Pacific Railroad,

Aid for The South Pacific Railroad,
JEFFERSON CITY, No., March 22.-The
Governor of Missouri has signed 100000
worth of the bonds of the South Pacific
railroad, the proceeds to remain in the
State treasury and to be paid out rs re-
auired by the road.
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The Steamship SANTANA.

QUEESsTows, IRELAND, March 22.-The
SANTANA reached her wharf to-day. All on
board are well. Her mails and passengers
will be forwarded by the Java.
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Fafal Boiler Explosion.

M1SERsvILLE, Pa, March ga large
boiler exploded in the colliery here to-day,
killing several persons and wounding many
more