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~ Gin @eiftliMer fhrcibt AM
es- BAILEY Giirnbabn! ,8alless
Giirnhnhn!

Gtimmt bente fur bic rSaGen Gifenbabu-.
Serprenuns. penn Sbr etuiiit btm NufiGwunge
unitres Sanoels uno Setfebrs seuosen itto Die
Sabn bringt nns srose g~ortbeis, ~trrpe.tett unlern Der.
iebr uno s%roftnet uns einen neuen Ysrbinouusspss nit
benz Siiosn, oer tauIenf fade 5ttdte iraarn pirb. Sas
sroBe abul bon Strsintn III earl auF uns anssrpisisn.
leine proouite RisBsn uns gu uno ieoe Stimrre, Die
beute fir bic
sVaneDsS abn~
fdut. 9ersi&t Der Stapt ium Siubsn. Ssmetr gsrisbra.
fpsse nit rem stesn. bsnp better. 1arum ftmmt
fur Bic Ssrursnuns.
FI 8reunt tee 6autels.
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GurppGiibc &abelberid)tc.

2onbon, %. Wdr5. Sas neue cana
oti6e 8antgeieB piro in iinanaieIlen &retien
seblli9t.
Die Srau bes o DOnooan IuTa, bes
Genianers, bot SeItern cine Serle ofents
li6er 8orleiunsen in Gimsrid besOnnen.
Sbre SereotSamteit piro iebr 9erlbmt, unb
Der @ntbuitosmus ibres Auottortuits mar
unaebeuer.
9oris, 81. GRdrs. - Die Hrbeiter in Ga
ereu3ot itrlten n,ieoer. So iueroen telneJtube>
ttorunpen gerlelbet.
Mnorto, 20. Rdr5.- Die Reclamation
oes Aomirals Sopete als MARINE Wlntlter
tuuroe ar9eno, nlmen.
Sie ~Sberi i" bringt cine SepeIbe aus Utas
Gasa, pel6e osriiaerf, oaB Sr. Sobn Bright
oabin ipirfe n MOLE, oaB Gibraltar pieoer mt
Spanien psreini1t Diro.
Stutt g art, %. War3. = Ste Wtiniiier
baben ibre &eii9nation elugeretdt, neil Der
Sbnig Der por9ei9la9enen Irmees Reouttion
Wioeritar6 ent8eseniebt. Ser &onig pll
iib's nod t1berleser, Gb er Die Grfsnaticn ans
rimrtt.
Berlin, 90. MdrJ. Ser @eburistaa
oes &6ni as Wilbelm. tuuroe beute IN Der hblt'
DEN g8si le ourb cine 4Saraoe Der I6nmtliber
bier ita'. ionirten 8arberesimenter. einer8alas
Sour. nIno Nbenos our1 9roben 3apfenftrei1
8~efeiert. 9eneralsS elomarihaa 8raf Nran"
gel. bra9te benz Sbni9e bic 8ratulationeH
Zines treuen 8riesesbeeres bar. Sr. Clint
ion. Yrdfioent oes norooeuti9en Bun6ess
I Yarlaments, eri1ien an Der Spite elmer pars
lamenis : Population uno hberbrabte benz
areiIen &6nise Die Glidwhni9e Der WitT
9lieoer bieies G6rpers. Bon Napoleon, oer
a5niain Yittoria, benz &aiisr Sran3 Soiepb,
benz Gaiier I~leranbsr unO anDeren YotenT
taten liefen Calculations : Sele8ramme Elm.
Nbenos paren piele Sduier unter ben
! 2inoen, in Der 9Bilbetmsi trabe &c. iaumis
nirt. S6nis gBiIbelm be8ann beute istn IA.
2ebsu siahr.
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Nns Giroinien.

80 a bington, 49, Ntdrs. Ole Nm.
ipdtte @aboon's, ndntIi9 biz 81. Gpuuerneure
D. u. Qeiie uno 3. 8. g9eIs, baben Wontao
Dem 8i9ter UNDERWOOD am Vunoes 9ihriits.
0eri9t in yirginien tine PetitiOn ilberreiden
Iaffsn, in pelber fe UNI etneH ginbaltsbefsbl
bitten, Der ben Gaiiou unb feline Nnbdnser
abbalten fol-, ibre 5unfiioneu als Wapor unp
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xpbeSfGQe.

Nm II. Wdri In Neaibnaion. D. g., secfa NbeIta
Bell ilnsfs 5Dbter bon ggtlbelm unb Sitiabstb IN.
BeIa, frilber in Halirrrrs. / Sobr unb Is Sag. al.
On SseoIa. Sofua. am IA. Mdr3 garab eatd,,
bon Gatpnsptue, Wh.
am 20. Wtar, sinian @crtruse 9ieser. l6 Wp.
mate unb 4 Sag alt. sinltse Sodter puu Garl uno Ma-
tbiIoe Gieser
Nm 81, Tsari 5rau aaura SGssr I'M 4a. 2sbsnas
tabre.
I'm 20. gldrs Safpb u. Pope I'm 81. SABRE ftn,s
2ebens.
VIM %. MdrI @ arit G.. Spst. Srau BON .. gpsi.
SO SABRE ait.
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2ofalbc'idte ans 0aIbiuatou,

gB abinston %. Mtdr,. - Gbas. 8.
&eao, oas yipiritualiitiihe Mebium," oas
rieuerotn8s bier dbnli6e Yorteaunaen cab,
ME ietner 8eit Die @ebrit6er Davenport, p,sroe
gettern bet Der Yorleluns bura einise Der
3uitaaer e%ntiarpt, tuelde tlar betpislen, bah
Ole game SaGe Der 9r6bleSumbus isi. R.po
peroufttte mod reno Der Yoritsluna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24

Ratine, QBist., %. Wtar5. - SAMUEL
Baliton, 60 Sabre alt, miro eben unter Der
4nila9e, Srau Anna Samlep, nit Der er per=
trauten llmsans sepfIO9en, ermorbet gu bas
ben, proseiiirt. Sic Seihe bate man III eincn
Sbaml 9ebunoen unter elmer Bride %sefunoen.
Ser ansetIa8te bebarrt babel, uni4ulOi8 gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24
0erurtbciluns Sicbifder 4oft'

ct. Gouis, 23. Mdr5.-Gafapette Burns
aus SpracuIe uno Salnes Il. Gong aus
g%runspid, 9oitmeiiter, iinb bon benz Bun
oesbe5irtsssri9ts 3u Ssfferion GitD ipe8en
Giebftabls bon @elO aus Yriefen gu 10 5obrrn
3uhtbaus berurtbeilt nDrDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24
mrrherrenn1r Nrnnh.

New:WOrtr %. Wtdr5.- 9eute BOrmits
tag 9ing an @ranotrabe 81 @iliamsburg
elm 9anjes @epiert bon meiIt tleinen bDl5erten
Sduiern in Glammen auf. Ser S6aoen i'll
b~eDeutenb; oo6 bdlt man bas 6eucr in Anbe-
tra6t bes Yerl6pinoens benz guge anitoBi8er
Soitten ilr cine @pblt6at fir Die StaOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24

YIN 8; 5sbrlor oura 4afor Blad Sobdnn 8. ars
noIc NIT Ppnpra u. Tbpm y lon, Bslbe bon bier.
Vim 10. Warj In Der Dttrrbein'l den 9nseue ourd
Yaftor Shlitter 3eiHrib @ipaib nit Barrie g.,
Wf c@lpee, Bsins YaIiimOrer.
Vim IL 6tbrunr purd Patpr Bioapt P id fsriohy
init Stnnte q. Mnneu. :"
Nm l9. WidrJ hurn 4aitor Meusr gimpn Gent
nit g9ltilpe Qlifabetb Runner. Seibe upn bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24

G~ouisoille, &p., %. Wtdr3. - Sier
ri6ten Die 8lattern sroBes llnbeil an; 9an3e
6amilien liegen 0arnieoer. Sic Nabbarn Der
pcigern chamber ben 8eiltano; oft miiien Die
StGotbeb0rOen iib Der iberlebenoen 6anti-
ensWitatieoer annebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24
TIhrr SnA.

9etroit, 63i3, 23. Wtdrs. Sen. 81.
g. Wtiler, als Nuortiermeiiter oes Seportea
meuts Der See'n bierber beoroert, ein8 geitern
ouf Der &eiie BON Seras bierber pI0Blia nit
5nhp nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24

RepsYprt, IS. WGrS. -WBIsIIh,ueireheiih Fau.
$26. 90. - Baumipols matt uro ~geiutden; 22H 9ts. -
3uder, raft, Cuba IL; YortO Rico 10k-l24 6ts.-
strtnoI, rob, II; ratt. 26x Gents. -g8alen. 125-12s.
noEsr SR-t9 gta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24
Selegrapbii9e 9epeideM
.Bertatst fur ben .9eutidtu GurrefpOno,
O5cm :QIorfer Marftbcrttbt.
Sa8 6pIbsMoiI

Ntw.Oprt, %. WlarJ. = 8eulIgt S&IuBnpF
run9 l12h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24
Shee unO Iaficc

uertaufenOen 9anOier in Baltimore uno ba,
ben feine gerbinouns nit ir9eno elmer nnOes
rem 9anOtuns.
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Xpbc& Muasiae.


mtttwpd,. ben rs. WdrJ, beribiso Peinrfdt
Srunuer nab tnr5em aranfsnlassr i'm IS. 9sbtns.
iahre. Die 9teroisuns hncet norsen, 8reitna, Rad5.
mtttos . ubr, ppm 9rausrbauTe. Rr. 10. GLIB
@utap araRe. aus fat, uoju 5reunoe uno Nsrpaneis
Der 5amills e~iustIabsn Nho.
Sdrft In gratesHius
Ruhe Setre Guile.
Bts lie emf fh reu ~peritnst
WueB inuB Ia bier aui erosN
Sbr aurtd seaeben herben,
aBas aus tbrern edoDB tniiprinst.
bod In boher Serne.
Gprt i'm &llnI Der Sferne
Sdluebt uus Defn ~perfI1rter gett.
Sdon IN, fern bon unIern Goratu,
Nuiaeesneen Dir Der Utoratn,
Den Der Orr uns nod osrheist.
(l-2) Die frauernte Zpdfer.
ygssEzINNzzxEsazzaHaza8eaR.zzzss Aa2eszsEssz
Nntderb0fer XcbenS Wers
iidcrnnss- 0eieaidMft,
Rp. %, setpnbfraBe, I'M MarmDr= Gsebaxb..
Gcbn u. Ridols. GeiGdftsfHhrrr.
~ pr. Chr. M eier. frabee tn 9a(ena Wh., m
triudt, In Der &rp. b. 81. bonujpreGen.
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llntrrnrbmaussseif tuirb sei6att!
0nte Nadridtcu fiir NQe!
Die groGr lrris-G rniforiging
it 0a!
4bee NIB &afce ,perSen fir btcs
fciben 4reife ipie Spr benz Srieae
b%erfduFt!
SaHce auf bic alten 9rcife
rebMjirt!

llniere Waaren psrOen ais better uno gum
baIben Yreiie irseno zines anSsrn SauIes in
Der StaOt Saruntirt.
m.- rtS =. . -r Z. > r.
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WuHurneruua.

Mn8nh Bobrn. msl&ss IN 1855 BET mir aIs Mnfs
fdtter D .snts une frhhsr tn br Der. Ct. Mrnet mar, III
lpredsn BET
1i-sI Sob. |tttrpM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-24
Baltimnrer Observation-Disclosures

Sn Htlusrabms auf Nrt. 20 Der WtbeneeItss jouenl
bic porbanosnsn aftitn, eerie A tftimmbeuptieie), ouis
gtgtben tpfrbtn.
Rtfeittrenoe inaHsu R& ipdteHenB bis auua 20. b..
WRts. belrn poaptmaunt In Rr. "a, Bef. Baltt.,
morsfraNe, ODER bet BEN nntsrsstGnstei III Rr. Q
100. 7I.E.Sl 8 q. eefauarAt. eslr..
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Die orpse
GbineRide Sbees oanoluus,
Var. IS, @eftsS attimprcdr,
nabe benz ,Ytarnlanb SuStitute~.

Mr.. 43, NprS Gutaipffraae,
benz aerin8ton s@artte 9e9eniiber,
(70S)
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-29
CANADIAN NEWS.

OrrowA, June 2S.-rhe delegates
from British Columbia have received
from the Dominion Government te'ms
upon which it is prepared TO treat with
the Government and council of that
colony for its entrance into the Cana
dian Union, Canada TO assume the
debts and liabilities OF British Colum-
bia. The population limit for the pur.
pose of financial arrangements is fixed
at 100000. An annual grant for the
support of the local government aud
legislature of British Columhia to he
$4,000.
Regular steam communication be-
tween Victoria and San Francisco is to
be maintained fortnightly by two Brit
ish steamers.
The Dominion Govcrumcntwill guar
antee the construction as early rs pos
siblc of Il railroad across the continent;
British Columbia is 10 be represented
in the House of Commons by six Repre-
sentatives and three Senators. The
Government will guarantee all public
officers appointed to carry out the new
government, to be in every way ac-
ceptable to the people of British Col
umbia. The tariff of the Dominion is
to be extended over the colony, and the
present tariff of British Columbia dis
continued. The terms also refer to the
extension of the postal service, the pro-
tection of fisheries. &c.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Bingham, from the Judiciary
committee, reported back Senate bill
granting priority in United States Courts
to certain cases TO which State j. a
party. Passed
Mr.. Garfield, from the committee ON
Banking, reported constituting section
- of the national currency act of June
Sd, 1864, which provides penalties for
oftenses against it to apply to every
president, cashier, teller, clerk or agent
of a national bank. Passed.
The House went into committee OF
the Whole on the sundry civil service
appropriation I'LL as amended, which
WAS passed.
Mr.. Finkelburg, from the committee
on Commerce, reported bill to regulate
the appraisement and inspection OF i'm
ports in certain cases, allowing the
transportation Of imported articles in
bond, except wine, distilled spirits aud
perishable or explosive articles, from
New York, Boston, Baltimore, Port
Huron and New Orleans to any seaports,
or 10 Portland, Buffalo, Chicago, tln-
cinnati, st. Louis, Evansville and Mil
waukee.
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, protested
against the bill as one that would entail
large frauds on The revenue.
The bill passed.
Mr.. Schenck, chairman of the com
mittee on Ways and Means. reported. in
accordance with a resolution of the
House, bill to reduce the duty on all
kinds of salt so per cent and moved its
reference to the committee of the Whole
on the State of the Union. Carried.
Mr.. Garfield, from the Conference
committee on the currency bill, called
up the report submitted Yesterday
1t was discussed without further action
until } o'clock, when the House, ex-
hausted with heat, thermometer indi-
eating 90) adjourned
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, June 2S.-Thc morning
Journals reitcratc the statement that
Earl Granville, Secretary of State for
the Colonial Department, will succeed
the late Earl of Clarendon as
the head +" the Foreign Office
The Post saws that in such IA case
the Rt. Hon. Chichester Fortesque,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, will proba-
bly succeed Earl Granville in the Colo
nial Office.
1t is stated that an American ha-
offered to purchase the residence OF the
late Dickens at Gad'> Hill for 10000
pounds sterling
1t is almost generally conceded that
Savinus will win the Goodwood cup
next month. The betting is now five
to two against King Craft for the
ST. Leger.
The commissioners appointed by the
Government to investi gate the charges
so frequently made lately that the Fe,
mans now in confinement in England
and the colonies are harshly treated
will soon enter upon their work. The
prisoners will have an opportunity tc
be heard privately before the officers o.
the Government. At such hearings
the gaolers will not be permitted to bt
present.
The Times this morning in CLOSING
its eulogy of the late Earl of Clarandor
says: An ordinary man or a mer'
politician could never have attained HI
! position. While others had to crav,
for new topics he was always posted
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June %.
SENATE.

The Senate proceeded with the At
lantic and Pacific railroad bill as the
business Of the morning hour.
An amendment by Mr.. Harlan that
neither original nor present land grants
shall apply to lands within the Indian
Territory and requiring full compensa-
tion to owners for lands taken from
the Indians for depots, &c, was adyo-
Gated BY Messrs. Harlan and Davis as
in violation of the good faith OF the
Government in the existing Indian
treaties, by which the Indian titles had
been created in the Indian Territory.
After some remarks in opposition by
Mr.. Howard the amendment prevailed.
The bill was then proceeded with,
the question being on the amendment
of Yates, which was modified to pro-
vide that no duties hereafter shall be
levied upon tea and coffee. After dis
cussion the amendment was rejected.
The vote of the Senate refusing to
strike cut the House provisions reduc-
ing the duties on sugar, was, on Mr.
Cameron motion, reconsidered, and
the House classification was stricken
out, leaving the rates at 3 cents per
pound according to the present law.
The recommendations OF the Finance
committee striking out the House rates
on pimento, pepper and spices of DIFF
ierent kinds, on wines, champagne
brandy, cordials and manufacturers of
cotton were agreed to. The effect is to
leave the duties rs at present. A para
graph relative 10 corsets aud manufac-
tured cloth was withdrawn by Mr..
Sherman The new paragraphs max
ing duty on cyelets Of every descrip-
ton 6 cents per thousand, on ultrama-
rine 6 cents per pound, and regulating
duties on manila, Russia and other
hemp unmanufactured, at $2j per ton,
were adopted Other amendments
were adopted as follows On cotton
bagging or other manufactures not
otherwise provided for, suitable for uses
to which cotton bagging is adapted,
composed in whole or in part of hemp,
jute, flax, gunny bags, gunny
cloth ar other material and
valued at less than 10 cents per square
yard, cents per pound; on cotton as
above valued, over 10 cents per square
yard, cents per pound. The follow
ing paragraph was debated On btu
minous coal and slate, ID cents for
ton of 2S bushels, 80 pounds to the
bushel.
Mr.. Boreman opposed the proposed
reduction as destructive Of the coal in
terests of West Virginia and Pennsvl-
vania
Messrs. Scott and Wiley followed |
upon the same side.
Without vote the Senate adjourned |
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Twenty-one Years of silence.

From the jamestown N. " Journal
There is q woman in the town of Har-
mony, Chautauqua county, who has not
spoken to her husband for twenty-one
years. In the year 1919 her husband
contradicted her harshly in the presence
of company, and she threatened that il
he didn't behave better toward her she
would never speak to him again. He
retorted that he wished she wouldn't !;
and she has not since spoken to him.
They have continued to live together
peacefully, and during the long silence
have had several children. Everything
goes on ut their house as usual with
farmers. The husband l. attentive, and
does his convcrsing with his wife
through one OF the children. For in
stance. he will ask Il child at the table
"Will Your mother have some more
meat? Or, at another time, is your
mother going to town with me today
The family are wealthy, and belong to
the better class of Chautauqua farmers
and respectable citizens.
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HUMOROUS ITEMS.

A lady advertises for sale in county
paper, one baboon, three tabby cats and
a parrot. She states that having mar
red, she has no further use for them.
4 Baltimore couple, recently married,
appended to the announcement of the
fact in the papers Advertised for the
benefit ofa few Of our inqulsltive
friends.
Men want women to be angels befor
they marry EN-, do they?' exclaimed an
irate spinster They d look well along
side Of angels, wouldt they? the great
ugly brutes.'
4 county paper says: There Is
graveyard in the neighborhood, where
may be seen the impressive picture ola
man sleeping peaceably by the side Of
his six wives.
At vocal entertainment, the other
evening, one OF the lady singers wore
low-necked dress A little girl Of three
years, seeing her, exclaimed, to the
amusement Of those in hearing: oh
mamma, what makes her 30 harefoOted
in her neck
THE husband who behaves unliindly
to his wife, deserves to have his house
burnt over his head said domestic ty-
rant TO lady who knew all about him.
Then you ought to keep yours fully
insured" was the lady's rctort
A handsome young bride was od-
served to be in deep reflection on her
wedding day. One Of the bridesmaids
asked her the subject Of her medita-
ton. was thinking which of my old
bcaux should marry if ! should be-
come widow
4 little boy, six year, old, writing
from Washington to his grandfather in
this city, says: Ma took me to the
Presidents to see Spotted Tail ! don't
like Spotted Tail. He is nasty, dirty
man In the middle OF the lcvcc when
General Grant was talking to him, he
unbuttoned his pantaloons and famed
his stomach with his shirt. That was
certainly indicate in Spotted Tail.
CoWier-.JournaL.
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Hogs i'm West Virginia.

In looking over Il copy of the R"roi
Ncc Yorker, | saw list of Poland and
China hogs, raised and fed by different
men in Ohio; they were very fine |
have that stock of hogs, pure blood, |
got a pair two years ago; they are con-
sidered the finest hogs that have been
introduced in the county My old boar
measured from root of tail to end Of
nose, six feet six inches, strong growth
five feet six inches in very common
stock order; from root Of tail to top Of
ham, eighteen inches; strong legs
short, strong bone; easily kept. ! sold
him the other day for 800. | have
one from " Magic, Of Ohio; he is
very fine. WRIGHT WELToN,
Mineral county, W Va
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McEarlnnd's Divorce.

Daniel Mcfarland has returned to
New York from Chicago. He says the
proceedings he has initiated there for
undoing his wife divorce will depressed
and he is confident of a favorable issue
He saws his friends have placed ahund-
ant funds at his command to defray the
necessary expenses. 1t is understood
that for the present he will connect
himself with one of the literary week
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New Ground for Veto.

One OF the Southern Governors has
vetoed q law passed by the Legislature
of his State, on the ground that is q
mixture of dad spelling and nonsense
generally" Suppose the President
should veto laws OF Congress on this
cround-the question is how many acts
OF that body would ever become laws Of
the land
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\ BRILLIANT Discovery Mercvis,
SAYS Shakespeare, like the gentle dew
from heaven PHALoSS NITNIIA, or
SALVATION FOR TIFF HAIR, is as clear and
transparent Gray hair can be gradua-
ted TO any natural shade with this fluid.
OF all the toilet triumphs Of chem
istry. this is the most important No
sediment Sold by all druggists
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He was a large-hearted statesman-like

man.
ATHENS, June 2S.-It is announced
that work on the canal through the
Isthmus of Corinth, some time in con
temptation, will be commenced at once.
MADRID, June 2S.-General Prim has
gone to Toledo. He will return on
Friday, when he will go to Vichy for
a few weeks.
PARIS, June 2S.-The marriages of
the Prince of Yicayaro with daughter
of Lorillard Spencer and Of William
Dagroot with Miss Hawley, OF Siam
ford, Connecticut is announced
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Red Cloud at Home.

The commissioner of Indian affairs
in Washington has received telegram
from the West, stating that Red Cloud
left Omaha on Monday for his home.
There were two thousand warriors
waiting to meet him at Fort Fetter-
man. anu escorted him to his hunting
, roup1S
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
B. Kanaxner.

B. KaInKner.
STERLING EXCHANGE or LONDOS
GDr any sum not leaa than One Found eter-
ling. Sight DTaftS on all the principal cffies
81 France, Germany and Italy at liberal
rates
Also, ToR sALEAT THE SANE OFFICE:
Passage Tickets % and fFun ENGLAND,
Ireland, Bremen and Hamburg, via New
York oF Baltimore
EmizTHnt Railroad Tickets from New
York or Baltimore 70 WheellnG.
once, \. W. corner Of Third and Market
streets, Centre WheelInR, w. Va
BENSo KAMlfER
Notary Public; Real Estate, Fire and Life
Claim and General psS>ge Agebt
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-29

The association of female keeper of
bad houses in Cincinnati has raised
$500 for lawyers fees to be used in
their approaching contest with the State,
They will not plead guilty and pay their
fine Of 500 each, as heretofore, but
propose TO fight it ont until the State can
prove the charges against them.