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NEW YORK CITY.
NEwy Yo1!KL, MARCH, ls.

NEW YORK, March IL.
II Is currently rumored In railroad cir
Cles that tho New Jersey Railroad Com.
pany Is negotiating with Patterson ot
Newark, and midland companies, where.
by the New Jersey Railroad Company will
secure q thorough connection between the
Northern frontier and Washington, and
thus become a successful rival Of the Eric
Railway. m.i..,. -U !,
Yesterday the Grand Lodge Of PcnnsYl'
Vania Knights ofPythias presented very
beautiful plate to the Supreme Council,
from which 10 print charters for subordi.
nate Lodges The Supreme Lodge IS to
be held at Philadelphia. The nameofthe
order cannot be used for business pllr-
poses. ,.. ..
Last night detective Of the Jersey City
police arrested Joseph Cunningham, re-
Gently il book keeper In the employ Of the
extensive dry goods firm Of HOrner, Col.
lady s. Co., Philadelphia, on a charge Of
embczzliug over $1,000 from his employ
iii Baptist Educational Convention Will
assemble In Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
April 10Th, for a three. days session. The
most distinguished educators Of the Bop
tist determination, including DrS. Ander-
son, Robinson, Harvey, Sampson, LOOnlis,
Weston and others, are to present papers
on various topics relating TO education
The meeting promises to be Of great irl-
tcrest, not only to tho Baptist dOnOlnina.
tiOn hut to the country ut large. ID Il will
comprise delegates q. from u. theological
seihinaries, colleges, academies and edn.
cational societies. The papers and Ills.
cussions will be oil living questions Of
great practical interest. 7"' .....'.,.
The Moorc.C Conncll slnndcr cAsc Is still
on trial IN the Supreme Court. Thecausc
is remarkable among othGr, things, for tli-
rect conflict OF testimony between Wit
netscs on both sides. .s
s New Y0lIK, Murcl. 49, !
a contract has been signed with English
capitalists for constructing tho Central
Underground Railroad from City Hall to
Forty Second street. Security has been
given in tho sum Of $10,0OO0OO. Tic
work begins in June: ii..@ ~,
The annual Conference Of the N. ~,
Church assemblies here April 9th. Bishop
james prcsiiGs. One hundred and eighty
ministers are expected to be present. ~
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MISSOURI.
Franchise Amendment Passed.
-. 1sr. LouIR, March 19

~. DST. IIOUIN, MuFcIl IL,
The House yesterday passed the Senate
concurrent resolution providing for sub.
hitting to the people the Constitutional
amendments allowing negroes and rebels
to vote, also In hold Office, also one pre-
venting the division Of the public school
fund or Nppropriating any public money
to scctariNn schools.
Spahr who was shot by Baldwin Thurs.
day night, Is recovering. The grand jury
will no doubt take up the case Rt once.
Smythe who was found accessory to the
act by the CoronGrs jury, has not been Ar.
rested, but his (nther who Is n merchant
in this city is surety for his appearance.
A policeman Is constantly in attendance
on Spahr.
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Grand Amendment Ju6IleS At Par
Skersburg, West Virginia.

The colorctl people Of Parkershurg have
the following programme -i9r1 q grand
i. All arc invited 10 participate. 9. 5u-
bilco 10 be In Bank Hall on the first Thurs
day evening after the Proclamation BY the
be given to the Governor Of the State,
Mayor and City Council Of ParkeSburg,
the Press Of the city, United States Cir.
cult Judge, Common Pleas Judge, United
States Senators from tho State, ex-senator
Van NYlnklc and other distinguished gen
tlemcn. 4. Colorcd Brass Band Of Par
kersburg Is invited to furnish music for
the occasion. 0. r. ]. Ferguson, ESqr
Gen. 0. G. SCOfcld r. W. Simmons,
Esor., and D. Powell have accepted .invi-
tations 10 deliver short addresses Nt the
K. T. BowIiEs, Scey Of Committee.
R1rker6Wyg, March 1, 1870.
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T'HE Missouri House, on Friday last,
concurrcd with the Senate in passing the
joint,rcsolution submitting to the people
IN amendment extending to both negroes
and rebels the right to vote and hold
office. The announcement that tho meas.
urc had finally passed some days ago, was
premature. Missouri Is IL wide awake
State, hut West Virginia Is ahead other in
this matter,
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OHIO. LEe1sLATuRE.
CoLuMBUs, March 19.

z .' sG'"s COLUMBUS, March 1e.
A resolution was offered in the House
requesting the Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress to oppose any increase
In tho number Of members Of Congress,
and to adhere to the Npportlonment pro.
vidcd for by the act of1942, which was or.
dered printed.
A resolution wis also offered endorsing
the action Of the Ohio members Of Con,
gress, who voted for increasing tho cur.
rency, made the special order for next
Thursday. The bill introduced providing
tho latG of taxation for municipal pur.
poses in cities shall not exceed / per cent.
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New York .pry Goods Market.

70 NEW YoRK, March r.
Tho market continues unsettled and Irregular,
influenced by the present decline In gold, cOt-
tnn, &C. Buyers lre operating With great cal.
uon, unless whGrO goods aFU offered at prices
below the cost Of production, aS ID tho case with
regard to printed eAlicoes, ginghaEns, dClalncs,
&c. Most hOldGrB arc reluctant 70 press goods 10
Rale OF prices below cost, and have manifested
desire net 70 break .hG values, expecting an &C.
tive trade this month. In prices there II no
change today, but with ample stock on hand the
tendency II In buyers favor, ..
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CoRREcTEoN.-Our friend, Mr.. II. ].
JOHNSON, Of tho Adams Express, at Cum.
herlanl, writes to correct our impression
that he was tho Go" in the DG7y,7,faNs-
script Tic sayt ho Inns, tno Interest In 1t
beyond II hearty desire for its success"
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IMPORTANT TO SCHOOL OFFICERS
Elsewhere may be found a circular nd
dressed by Superintendent WILLIAMS to
the County superintcndents of Schools
furnishing some lucid business instruc-
tlons, and suggesting q, general Conven.
ton of Superintendent in April or May
for purposes Of more effective school or
ganization. 1t iscvidcnt the school ,sys-
TEN now has a vigorous executive head,
and It the County Supcrintcndents re-
spond to its suggestions. the schools will
soon he put in healthy working condition.
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Commercial and Financial.
Baltimore Live stock Market.
BnTINoRE, March 10

DATIAOHEt hhTCH ~.
BEEP CArrLE-The offerings at the Scales dur.
ing the past week amounted 10 1885 head. against
I.3lO last week. Ofthe number offered !, ,O6l head
CAnG from Ohio and " from West Virginia.
Prices to-day ranged "a follows: Old Cows and
SCalawags at q COOS OO ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at IS O0Ie6 50; Alr 0u8llty Reeves
at 1907, and tho very best Beevea at 81 COOS Is
per 100 ms, tho average price being about 81 %
gross. Tho market was worry dull to-day at dc.
cline Of 25 10 3I3c per 100 Oa on good Cattle and
fully hOc on common and medium grades
SHEEP.-The supply during the past wOck has
leen about equal 10 the demand, and for good and
extra lots former rates have lcGn iilly sustained
while for common grades tho market IL dOpress.
I'd. Prices to-day ranged AH follows: AT 6T0
iaic 4 b grOss for ialr " good fat Sheep.
Hols.-The market has been fully supplied dur.
ing the past week, and ut the close IL unsettled
with strong tendency downward. Prices TO-
day ranged aS f6lIOWs: Stlll.fGd at $l1 6O0l9 %,
aud fair tOgOOl cOEnded Hogs at $lsblS 2 100
ms net. .Ig',l .-r.r,a,a,
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,r..,a,,,,.nnn,, Mnrnl, Id

WASHINGTON, March -.
Senator TrumbuIl will Gallup the House
Georgia bill tomorrow and press It to
vote. BY the time this measure has been
disposed Vi, IN tic Senate It Is supposed
tho HOuse%tll have passed the bill ad-
milting Texas 10 representation.
Senator Ramsey Is about TO press the
action by the Senate upon the House bill
for the abolition Of the ftanking privilege.
The Senate Committee on Patents have
reported adversely on the petition of Geo.
Fl. Corbiss for an extension Of the patent
for improvements in steam engines, which
expired the 10Th OF tho present month. .
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TIE ParkcrslMrg Journal wants anoIr'
or week 10 consider the c6nundr,m
whether tho delegate from Wood sold out
Parkcsburg on the capital question for Q
mess Of political pOttAgc. At the end q
that time we shall expect something very
elaborate anil exhaustive. ~ j'J3:,
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D1scoSTISuED.-The use Of tho dirty,
hair staining preparations, since the intro
duction Of tIiALoS's VITAI.1A, or SALIVA
TIoN FOR THE HAIR. With marvellous pro-
cision It produces the exact Shade Of color
desired, and Is literally transparent and
undeflling. Sold by all druggists and
fancy goods dealers,
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WASHINGTON.
.WAs1TINOT,

., o!WAsIElNOToN, March l2, 1870.
The House proceedings are devoid ol
interest, and the attendance Is small. Mr..
COburn in the Chair. The only noticCA'
bic incident was the endorsement by Mr..
Ellridgc Of an editorial on the Georgia
bill in The Chicago 1ri6ln6. Adjourned
at quarter ailer four. IL a'
The Georgia and Franking Bills in
the HRnnta
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baltimore Market.
NJ ,5=~ BALrnour, March IL.

/, FLOUR-Quet and steady.
GIlAlN.- -WhCat-QNIet and atoady. Corn
White 9Aa9tc; yellow weak at 0Oc OAtS-1ta
SIC. Rye-a0dGt$l o.
PROvistONS.-SICaO PoTk.+Flm At ~. Bacon
-FIFm; rib aides lG0i6He; clear rib lb(bl6Gc
shoulders IAfbl9kc; hams l9lEAlc. ........f.
LARD-FiFm a. 169l6c.
WMSKT-QuICtatti o.
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COMMENTING OH tile recent disorders in
Kahawlla, the Kingwood Journal adtlrcs.
ses us this inquiry: r
What do you think Of this state of If:
fairs, Messrs. Editors 1HTEILIGENCEB
Isn't this some Of the fruits Of your "Lct
Up" scheme advocated so pcrsistently last
Summer and Fallg You see they don't
stop at one law, but desire TO "let up" on
the whole supcrstructurc 0fStatc Govern.
mcnt. m.aN
flour astutc contemporary will point out
wherein there Is tho rclnotcst connection
between the mid on the Charleston Jail
and anything that ever appeared in our
columns, We will be obliged and enlightcn-
ed. There would be Just as much sense
in Slying the recent disorders in North
Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee, were the
fruits Of President GRANTS inaugural-a
document, by the way, which the editor Of
the Journal could read with profit, and
possibly to tho enlargement of his politi'
cal vision. ...
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T1HEYoUNG LADIEsrNsT1TUTE
WHEELING. w. VA.
Iate MoundsvilIe Female senlinary.l

w G-bHA N SS W. v A.
Late Moundsville Female Seminary
PnSr, Pc ~ y; sHE.3Ss W1..Ds,,,I Hurcnr', Principals.
= Mss II. L. BoNuAN, Vice Principal.
Mss KATE 8: MONTAGUE, Principal PrepAra'
tory Department. Lll't0
MRl. MARY JACKSON, Of Weston, Matron.
Assisted by q full Corps OF ProiessOn and
spring Term opens ArRll. 9Th; closes JUNE SOth,
..,...-, DESIGN.
Tho design Of tho Institution 10 to furnish Il
thorough and Systematic course OF instruction
for young lAdicS upon the plan Of uniVsrAlty In.
StEuctlon, each department OF leaning being
complete within ltselG, thus enabling q young
lady 10 select her own course Of study without
being restricted to any 1xCd routine Of classes,
requiring certain number Of years to hnish
but, in opposition to this, yOung ladies who have
advanced further In SomG studies than others,
can have tho bcneat OF theIr former requirements
and obtain Certificate q Proficiency In one or
more schools perhaps, In tho course Of one year,
after which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapidity and success, other studies,
music! H
Yudhg ladies who havO acquired considerable
proficiency upon tho piano, and who may wish to
prosecute tho study still further, can bG furnished
With advantages ioF mastering this instrument
Mrs. HutchinS will give her personal attention
70 this department.
Other schools embrace thorough instruction in
tho following directions, Wig:
MIhhemltLcs, Hlst0Fy, UEliGS'LttttTS, Natural
History, Peystedt 6tleIlo6 ChTtEfian Scienct, An.
cient and AOdeTR Language anu FIHS ATEg
The Academic Degrees arc conferred by State
authority, and arc as follows, namely:
AiStesS Of EH0iIth LtttrdtTrs- years
course.
MlSlreGr Of Arts-Four years course,
.MstrEEs Gf NuEic-TwO to three years.
MISUNDERSTANDING DEPARTMENT.
Boarilcrs, two In room, including all ex.
pcnses ofwaShIng, fuel, lights, Gymnastics,
penmanshlp, English, Latin, and French
Schools, per year. ..!...,.....,..,......$40 $40O
BOardCrS, four in room, including rs above,
per year. .s...'.........s.. SUu
ParlOr BOardGFS, two IN room, pupil taking
but ono or twO studies. per year. ,........ 400
ParlOF B0artCrB, with full advantage Of In8Il.
tuition, and with tho privilege Of thrCO
music lessons per week and three TO i've
hours practice per day, per year. .......... 5O1
Tuition for Day Pupils, Z, =, 10, II, II and II
dollars per quarter, according To grade.
Rooms for tho occupation Of 6OnrdcrS arc Of
two classes, viz: 1Bt Single rooms 10 be Occu.
pied by two pupils; 3D. Double rooms, consisting
Of FaFlOr and Bedroom, for either two or four
pupils. ~
For full particulars address, until April 1st,
THE PRINCIPAL, at Mounh6vilIc W. Va, or
ltEY. 9. g. OURltlB or MISS II. l.. B0EHAM, At
Wheeling. maE5.M&Sd&W
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CALIFORNIA.
SAN FnANcIsco. March I

AlNAN > ANsNAfNAh~NN
The United stRtes slOop ofwGr, James
town, lcN today fora two years cruise In
the islands Of tic South Pacific. Prince
Kanlka, member Of the royal family Of
the IIawnlan> Islands, visiting California
for week past, returned to Honolulu by
the jamestown.
A memorial to, tho legislature asking
tho passage Of resolutions, urging tho gov
crnment ut Washington TO extend subsidy
to the steamship line from Australia 70
San Francisco, Is rccctvingthe signatures
Of the principal merchants.
Thero Is considerable excitement here
about the San DiagO gold fields, and many
have departed overland for the mines, ,
Tho steamship Oriflammc leaves for the
same destination Sunday morning.
Tho Legislature yesterday, located the
State Normal School at San Jose.
-, Dtn TNuoSsn 1n,No,,t AIaS
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SNOW storm in the Northwest.

--,---- CIIICAGo, March II,
A severe hAil and snow storm has been
raging all around. In this city and through.
out tho northwest 1t Is increasing In in.
tcnsity. During tho evening several
inches Of snow have fallen here, l'and the
wind Is blowing heavily. Thestreet cars
have stopped running. si-.g
This morning at, Winona, Mimi, there
was Is inches Of snow, md railway opera
tions are somewhat intcrfered with. 0,
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POLICE CouRr-The following cases
were disposed of In this Court, Saturday
morning: Dot Boring and Olive Wilson
prostitution and lOwdncss, ten dollars each
and costs; David Tharp, dtsOrtlcrly con
duct, five dollars and costs.
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TuE KANAwHA R41D.-Mr.. BENZ. 3,
Dn1ov, Of this city, who spent some
time In Charleston during January, called
at our office Saturday and stated fiIct
which has a bearing on the recent raid
upon the Charleston Jail. Mr.. DILLON,
who Is u mechanic, was invited by the
Jailor, Mr.. WIN. n. HAWKINS, TO examine
the prison locks, and during his visit to
the jail had full and free conversation
with Mr.. HAWKINS, whom he found q
very intelligent gentleman. In tho course
of the conversation, Mr.. HAWKINS alluded
to Tie two prisoners recently rescued, and
said he was apprehensiye Of raid on the
Jail for their release, and did not know
what day or hour 1t might occur. He was
led to entertain this fear from the general
disafectIon towards tho authorities and
sympathy for the prisoners known to OK
ist in the county. Hc spoke then Of . 50.
cret organization having for It's object
resistance to the laws, and hnving its nu-
cleus about Maiden, from which 1t was
apprchcndcd the attempt to rescue would
come. Mr.. DILLON has no doubt there is
where It did come from, and not from
Kentucky us alleged in the Charleston
dispatch TO Cincinnati "a q. t.y'5
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New. York Money and Stock Market.
q. "''s' ."'. Nv,v Vnp,y Mnncl, 10

The bank statement Is unfavOrable, showing
heavy decrease in specie and deposits. and legal
tenders and contraction in loans. Tho rCSGrVO
las incrGaRcd ulrGo and u luAF:er millions. Tho
leading subject of discussion hRS been the fund.
Ing bill, which Is generally unpopular. II Is con-
ntlcntly expected however, that Il will bG materl
ally modified or defeated III tho House. Tho pre-
vAlling opinion NvOr5 q uniform l0an both In
length OF tine aud rate Of intgrcst, viz {; a long
per cent bond, tho principal and interest payable
at home unt no commission for negotiation. Such
BILL, II IL Rad, and ono moro cotton crop, would
make funding comparatively easy, while tho pres.
tnt bill. II II claimed; will ruin legitimate traders
aud delay specie payments. ThG dlNpoaitlOn
however, Is TO await developments In tho House.
Tho total receipts at tho ports since tho frSt Of
September reach 95s, ,2S bales Of cotton, an in.
crease or 518.I4l over tho corresponding period
last year. The crop 10 estimated at three millions
bales. Weekly receipts will soon begin to fall of
aud larger stock Is likely to bc carried over than
last year, Us holders are generally opposed 10
large short interest In staple, both hero and at
Liverpool, which OpGrAtGd to sustain the market
Tho Northwestern Company propose to- Issue
four millions OF convertible bonds, and E0tnO OF
tho directors deny any Official knowledge, hut H.
appears there Is u movement to onBt soma dirOC-
tors who arc also members Of tho tho st. Paul d.
rectlpn.
MOXErr-Easy at 4dbG per cent on cali; prime
business notes TfbB per cent
STERLTNG-Dull at 1O8fbi08)E. Gl ~ .u
GoLD-PiFm and higher opened at IL; closed
at ll9N. Carrying Eltea 5G9 per cent and fiat.
ClCAfanres. $l47, ,0(0, 900.
GOVERNMENT BONDs4D Declined inthe forenoon
but closed strongly with an upward tendGnCyat flll
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THE Charleston J5uralRs acOomtofthC
raid on the jail there is essentially differ:
cnt from that given by tho R7W6Icdn, and
Is evidently nearer the actual fscts. Z
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jFmE n CrNbkNLGND. Saturday night
an attempt was made to burn Cumbcr-
land, Nd. The town was set on fire in
several places, but fortunately tho flames
were cxtingutshcd before much damage
was done. Tho Revere House was fired
twice, hut tho citizens rallied and saved
that fine building from destruction. 1t Is
believed that this dastarlly attempt was
made by thieves, who hopcdtO reap u rich
reward In tho confusion attending the
conaagration. If tic surnisC should
prove correct and the parties he found
out, little hanging would come in very
appropriately. w La" 1'.' s.b
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

REMANDEp To. JAII4-Hcnry' Mack
John NcAndrcws, John Patterson and
Thomas Candry, key thieves, were brought
out of iail Saturday afternoon and had Il
partial examination before Judge Johns
ton. The evidence against Candry wis
not deemed sufficient to hold him md lie
was released from custody. Tho other
three were rGmanded to Jail for ten days
to await developments.
Subsequently PattenOn's father entered
into bond in the sum of three hundred dol
lars for his sons appearance on the a9d
inst, and he was allowed to go home. T
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STOCKS-FlFm with rise; NoFthWcBt very Ac'
i've; other shares dnll. p"
Western Union Telegraph, 83tf; Adams Ex'
press, o.; Wells, Fargo q Co., 90h; American,
New York Central 91f: EFiG 2lat; Harlem, ,14l Y;
Hudson, Scrip, 94K; Reading, 961S; Michigan
Central, 10; Lake Shore, S66; Illinois Central
1AI; PittBburgh, 98; Northwestern, ~ do, pre-.
lerrcd, S9Jf; Rock Island, 1lsK: St, Paul, 6lHi
G3x; TCTe Haute, 86X; Chicago &Alt6n; 1iSj{;
Ohio d Mississippi, 20; New Jersey Central,
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WTANTED-AGENTs-$75To& TO &9O

VTTANTED-AGENTS-$75TO$ TO 5000
w per month, everywhere, male and female,
to Introduce tho GENUINE INFNOyEp COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEW1N0 MACHINE. This Machine
will stitch hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord bind braid
and embroider ln most superior manner. Prizes
only tB. Fully warranted for fVe years. We
will pay $1,000 for any Machine that will SOW
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic scam
than ours. It mAkCs tho '.ElRSllc Lock Stitch"
Every second stitch can EC cnt, and still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing IT,
We pay Agents from SIS to S90O per mouth and
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Louis, Mo,
chimes under tho samG name AA ours, unlOas they
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WU shall not hold ourselves responsible for
worthless Machines sold by other parties, and
shall prosecute ali parties either selling or using
Machines under this naIn0 to tho null uXtent Ot
tho law, unless such MachinGs lrO obtained from
us or our Agents. Do not bO imposed upon by
partIGs who copy our advertisement and circu.
lars and offer worthless Machines at q losH price
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Verdict at Last-..Relier in Domestic
Circles,
LAw1lENCR CrTY, Marcel ID

'T', LAWRENCE CRY, March II.
Tho Jury in the HOwio murder case re,
turned verdict, At 9 o'clock Inst night, Oi
"guilty of manslAughtcr in the first de-
gree" The ladies and jury were much fa'
tt1,OI s ~ ... Dr.. .H ...
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1 CALL at 4l17," and SEQ tho finest Rustic
Photographs that havO yet been mado In
the city,
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THE WYOMING WOMAN JURY.
Jury Out -Four Nights---Fatigue OF
the LadieS.--C Complaints OF their
Husbands.

Tho Howio murder case is still pending.
Tho Jury cannot agree. They were Orller-
ctl to be confined until o'clock. NJ,
when the COurtagrces to meet them. They
were allowed dinner and supper. The
women looked pale and iatigued, this be.
ing the fourth night Of their confinement,
There lis general complaint among tito
married m6n(D ~ ~
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Advices from Rio Janeiro report that
tho vomito prevails there,
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SUCCESSION Or C%HRISToyAL ToLRDANO.