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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-15
PROFESSIONAL.

|nENTAL CARD. -< ......
Dr. LooCKERMAN respectfully informs
the public,thet having purchased alarge amount
of Dental Material for cash, thereby saving q
large per centage, he is willing to give the puo-
prices, and bringing his services within the
roach OF all who wish tho best work.
O1ico hours from a. m to a. p. m. Corn or
Washington and Prince sis. oct PIN
S. SEA1H' -
,. ATTORN
AND
III COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Practices in Alexandria and adjacent coun
ties. Office with Brent u Wattlos. No. 70
Prince street, Alexandria, Va. sep 3-tt
DR. JAMES B. HODGKIN.
- / - DENTAL SURGEON,
[Gratiuate Baltimore College Dental Surgery !
- Office and Residence 80 Prince ST.,
- Two doors above Royal,
.~ Alexandria, Va
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered
aug 2--tf
y B. LLOYD SEQ.
IL. ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS, PENSION. BOUNTY LAND, sc.
Office: No. 6l2 Louisiana aronue,
Between 9Th and 7th sts.,)
Washington city, d. G..
Will attend to oil Claims in Congress or
against tho United States. SC.
CoLLECTIoNs.-Buy and soil Land Warrants
Property, &C., and Negotiate Loans IN large or
small sums.
PRIZE MoNEY-Clams that havo been aban-
doned by other Attorneys and Agents as worth
less, have been successfully prosecuted by Us.
Cash advanccd on Claims, Sc.
Fire and Marine Insurance effected sl the
lowest rates.
M-L Letters addressed as above will receive
promptly our attention.
Refers by permission to--Hon. james &.
Blaine, Speaker House Of Reprosentatlvos )
Hon. }. NJ Howard, U.S.Sen.; Hon Lewis Nc
kenZie; Gen. NJ. ID. Curse & Bro, Bankers,
Alexandria, Va; }. Freeman Raisin, Clerk
Court Com. Pleas, BALI Capt. Jas. NJ: Steuart,
ex-Sherin, Alexandria, Va; Hon. Judge a: 3.
Olin Hon. N. 9. Ordway. Sgt. Arms, US
II. of r. Washington, 10 lift
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FAM ES F. CLARK,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BRENTsvILLE, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va
Will s.tend promptly to any businosss in the
Courts of Prince William, Fairfax and Stafford
counties. Tr. VIM. co., dec lily
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

THOMAS PERRY. - -
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT:
AND AGENT FOR
MAGNUM BONUM AND EAUGH'S
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
No. Is King strcet Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given to tho sale OF oil
kinds of Country Produce, and filling, orders
for Guano, Farming Implements. Seeds, gro.
cerios, Plaster, Fish. Salt, Limo, Sc, at lowest
market rates. - aug 3l-tf
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE .a
AND VIRGINIA ADvERTIsRR
PUBLISHED DAILY BIZ
EH & A e SN NOW DEN
DFFICE-GAIETTE BUILDING, 70 PRINCE ST
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE -'
n D VIRGINIA VERTISE


~ Is published regularly on TUESDAYS,
TAURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, Mt So per
annum-paysble in advance - .. ..#
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MEDICAL.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Physician Of this celebrated institution. hiss
discovered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant
and Effectual Remedy in the world for all
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DRY GOODS.

DAISLEYSl PAISLEYSl
i a very large assortment direct fro.n the
importers. all varieties. These goods wc offer
ct much lower rates than the samo quality
would be sold for in the larger cities. Call and
SEQ them.
nov 7 WITMER e SI.AYMhkER
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ssIIE NEW FOOD-SEA MOSS FARlNE--
I This now and elegant preparation. made
from Irish Moss, conceded to be the cheapest
healthlest and most delicious food in the world.
AS delightful table dessert, it has no equal;
and is light and delicate food for invalids ana
children. II IS superior to all kindred prepara-
tions. For sale by w. F. BROOKkS,
oct - 10 King street.
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VI WITMER Sc SLAYMAKER.

DLACK IRISH POPLlNS-Beautiful Quail
- ity and Color.-We have this morning
opened some Black Irish Poplins that We think
are very chohp. Call and see them.
nov ~ WI1M ER Z SSLAYMAKER.
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A MERICAN BROILER patented October,
IA lSG9.-The most useful cooking utensli
over invented. Does away with all smoke and
smell Of grosse and makes broiling the quick,
est and "asiesL. us it is tho healthest, OF al
Chicken, Ham, Chops Fish and Oysters. For
sale at 98 King street, by
oct Il j. r. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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WYNN. N. BERKLEY, No. 64 King street,
w has just opened more of those Black AL
pscas, 60 cheap. Also Black Silk to which he
invites attention nov I
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tDH y ~. FIELD,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-07

AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Army and Navy Orders.
To-DAX'S CABLE NEWS.
Specie in the Bank of France.
Fifteenth Amendment in Baltimore
The w C f aria md Trial.
ETC., ETC.. Etc. ETC.. Etc.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Tonnage Duty.


Special Despatch 10 The EUening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, April THE Ways and Means
Committee to day agreed to add new section
to the Tariff bill, providing that hereafter no
tonnage duty shall be exacted off vessels owned
by American citizens, engaged in the coasting
trade, or trade on the lakes and rivers.
Annexation of DomInIca.
General Banks endeavored to get in joint
resolution to-day to annex the Republic of
Domenica, but objection was made by the
Democrats.
Subsidies to Steamship Lines.
The Postal Committee of the Senate decided
to-day not to act on the bills for subsidizing
lines of ocean steamers, except where it related
to carrying the mails The bill for the line of
steamers between San Francieco and Australia,
which was before the committee, was referred
to the Commerce Committee, in accordance
with the above decision.
General Fremont
made an argument before the Senate Pacific
Railroad committee last night in favor of the
Transatlantic Railroad Company, of which he is
President. The Committee are rather favorably
disposed towards the road, inasmuch as it does
not ask any subsidy.
Retired and Active Officers.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Senate Naval
Committee agreed this morning not to act on
any petitions for the restoration of naval officers
from the retired list to active service unless on
the recommendation of the Secretary of the
Navy.
Recovery of senator Yates.
Senasor Yates, who has been dangerously i'll
from hemorrhage of the bowels is last recover
ing, and will soon be in his place in the Senate.
The Election Committee
this morning considered the application of Mr..
Grafton for further time in the matter of his
contest for the seat of Mr.. Conner, from Texas
No action was taken.
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e d n d R Il q 8 =.
Senate.

Senate.
Continued from The First Page.
A Joint resolution authorising the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company to issue its bonds in the con-
strgenon OF It's road, ana 70 secure tae , same by
o. the amendment liking the price or the additional
lands now granted to the company at $3.50 per acre,
and restricting their sale to actual settlers.
Mr. Howell addressed the Senate upon the ten
dency OF the present policy OF railroad land grants
create monopolies, and the necessity for such a
modification OF 1t as Will ensure to settlers OF
the benefits.
At the conclusion OF the morning hour a point OF
order was raised by Messrs. Paine and Cullom as to
the correctness OF the prevailing practice under the
rule to the morning hour.
The Speaker made a statement showing the DIM
Guilty OF getting the business OF committees brought
before the House, the calling of committees
for reports being limited to the morning hour
the number OF committees being So, and one COM
mittee rising up one week under the morning call.
He considered that the proper ruling was that which
had prevailed until the last fifteen years. and underit
the committee occupying the floor at the close OF the
morning hour would continue TO occupy IL for the
day unless the House by majority vote decided to
proceed TO other business. The Speaker, however,
felt controlled by the practice OF the House OF the
last fifteen years. but thought that the prior practice
was the more correct one and best for the public
business.
the Speaker and MeshTs Paine, Cullom, Dawes,
Schenok Cox, Kelley, and other members, the mat
ter was permitted to go over for further co-Islde-
ration.
tons reported bill approprating S06S75 to supply
deficiencies for salaries of United States ministers
abroad for the fiscal year ending 30th OF june 1870.
He explained that the deficiency arose from the
custom of appropriatlng specific salaries, and no
more, while froHl year TO year there were changes
in foreign missions, the new ministr being entitled
to his pay for month before he |: ives the United
States and the outgoing minister icing entitled to
his pay until his return to the United States During
the last year quite q number OF those changes had
taken place. causing half the deficiency and the
other half had come over IN the same way from year
TO year.
Mr. Brooks IN. W said he understood the eXpa-
nation 10 be that the expense these changes
political purposes last year was SlO6 600.
Mr.. Dawes corrected that impression, repeating
what he had said, that half OF 1t was caused by the
changes OF ministers last year.
The bill was passed.
The House then, at O'Clock, went into Committee
OF the Whole Mr. Wheeler in the chair on the Tariff
BILL the clause under consideration being that tax
ing cigars and cigarettes two dollars and half per
pound as agreed TO yesterday, and twenty five per
cent. ad vaOrem, and the pending amendment being
that offered 10y Mr. Strong, to increase 1t to fifty per
cent. ad Valorem.
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FOURTH EDITION
The Spanish COnscription Act.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
The Grent Ront Rnce.


LONDON, April THE Times to-day, In an edito-
rial article on the boat race, says puck and perse-
yerance gave Cambridge the victory. This is graft
flying to the public, weary OF OxonaH success, which
had become monotonous by repetition"
The Telegraph says the victory is immensely popu-
lar. Public satisfaction is genuine and unbound ded.
Sir Stafford Northc0te.t
LONDON, April lit is limited to-day that lSir
Stafford Northcotes contemplated visit to Canada
has some relation to the Red River difficulty.
French Proclamation.
PARIS, April Tt is reported that the opposition
party will issue proclamation concerning the ple-
biscitum.
The Conscripti0n Act.
MADRID, April 1.-THE popular opposition to the
operations of the Military Conscrpton act has not
abated. Yesterday number Of men entered Seville
from the neighboring villages OF Comas and Sante-
penie with banners flying, shouting viva Repub-
lica," and "Down with conscription" They:were
evidently sent out to test the disposition OF the
people for q general rising The rioters were
promptly arrested by the authorities. Groups OF
people formed around the guard and for time it
was thought that efforts would be made to rescue
the prisoners They safely lodged in jail after
some difficulty and the crowd dispersed The city
soon became quiet.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Tho Thnmns FunernI.

Troy, N. Y, April THE remains of Gene
raj Thomas arrived this morning at 10 o'clock.
The funeral train was met at Schenectady by
committee appointed by the citizens of Troy
On their arrival here the remains were laid in
state at st. Paul's Church. Generals Mcdowell,
Sheridan, Sherman, Meade, Hooker, Hazen,
Newton, Mckay, Granger, and other distin-
guished officers are in the city. The funeral
exercises will take place at noon tomorrow.
The body will be inferred in Oakwood Gene
terry. President Grant is expected here to-mor-
row morning, at ~ o'clock.
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FROM EUROPE.
Specie in the RAM, or Frono.

. SpeCie III tue bunk OF Franco
. PARIS, April 1.-There was further now OF specie
to the Bank of France this week. The amount in
hand 100000 francs greater than on last Thurs
day.
LONDON, April THE paper makers in the moth
OF England held meeting at Manchester yeste ID
and agreed to advance the price OF all kinds OF paper
ten per cent, owing to the high price Of rags.
This Nlornina's Quotations.
LONDON, April I'LL 80 A. M-Consols for money,
99A, and for account, 9sX. U. s, Five-twentes OF
81. American stocks steady; Erie Rai,road, 2iT;
Illinois Central, ll$H; Great Western, 2sK.
LIVERPOOL; April I-l1'sO A. M.-Cotton steady;
middling uplands, l1%@11Ad.; middling Orleans,
il%@l1Kd The esales to-day are estimated at 1900
LONDON, April 7.-Lnseed cakes co 7s.s co sd.
Sperm oil, col Sugars quiet, both on the spot aud
anoat. Calcutta Linseed quiet. Linseed on quiet
and steady. Turpentine quiet and steady.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, April 7-1'30 p M-American securities
dull; Five-twenttes OF 1862 81 OF 1865, old, 903S
and and Of 1851 s9'l. Erie, 2OH; Atlantic and Great
LTyERPooI, April 7-18O P. M.-Beef, 1Oes.
PARIS, April THE Bourse opened dull. Rentes
78f 95c.
ANTWERP, April Petroleum opened nat.
FRAEKFoRT, April 7.-U. s. Flve-twenties opened
HAvRE, April Cotton opened dull at 1871 on the
spot and 1851. anoat.
Rentes, 73f. soc.
FRANKFORT, April 7-U. s. Five-twenties closed
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, April 10 P. M.-Cotton quiet and
steady; mddling uplands, 11Ad. middling orleans,
1lhd The sales have been 12,t 90 bales, including
2O0O for speculation and export Red winter
Wheat, ss. 1d@Ss, Sd Refined Petroleum, Is I'd.
LONDON, April 1.-The amount of bullion in vault
in the Bank OF England to day, according to the
official statement of its officers is $685. 900 less than
at the same time last week.
LONDON April Is p. M.-Consols closed at 90 4
for money and 935I for account. American securi-
ties are quiet; United States 52Os of 1862, 9l1G
OF 1865, old, 9oN; OF 1867, ss%; l0-4os 81 Stocks
quiet; Illinois Central, 119H; Erie Railway, q
Great Western, 2SM.
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FIFTH EDIT ION
THE T. AT e S r rEE ws.
Highly Important from Spain.
An Outbreak near Barcelona.
The Thomas Funeral
A Mississippi Steamer Ashore.
Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc.
The Thomas Funeral
A Mississippi Steamer Ashore.
FROM THE WEST.


ST.. LOUIS, April THE steamer Richmond
ran into the bank opposite Rusotown Bend,
twenty-five miles below here, at half-past 10.
o'clock last night, and Captain Green was
throwing freight overheard at last accounts to
keep her from sinking. The Bismark has gone
from here to her assistance.
Immigration from the East
has set in, and large numbers of emigrants are
arriving by river and rail- some three hundred
arrived yesterday by the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, bound for southwest Missouri and
Kansas, and about fifty excursiohists from Ohio
and Kentucky passed through to examine lands
in Kansas.
A Suicide.
CINCINNATI, April Jacob Stouffer an old
citizen of Dayton, Ohio, committed suicide yes
terday by taking strychnine.
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not know before the shooting that what he saw in
McFarlsnds hand was pistol his best belief was
that it was pistol; no one tried TO prevent McFar.
land going away: did not hear Richardson make
any remark; witness was somewhat excited.
TO juror-There was only one shot fred.
Re-direct-Of his own knowledge he could not say
that Richardson was armed the force OF the explo-
sion eXtinguished the nearest gaslight
To juror-Could not tell now Mcfarland got
away.
To Mr.. Grnham-Could not explain how it was
that he did not summon assistance; perhaps it vas
from his excitement; did not see Mcfarland enter
In
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FROM EUROPE.
Trouhlen In Snnin.

MADRID, April THE news from Barcelona
is highly important. Advices just received state
that the troubles have broken out there with
renewed violence. The rioters have congre-
gated short distance outside of the city and
thrown up barricades. The Captain General has
notified the Government that he is not strong
enough to attack them and is awaiting rein
forcements. General Prim has sent General
Baedrich to Seeve to take command of the
national troops.
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The TRooPERs.-The following call is ex-
planatory in itself
The undersigned, appointed by General Sheridan
at the reunion OF the members Of the Society OF the
Army OF the Potomac, an executive committee
for the purpose Of organizing association of the
cavalry corps of that army hereoy give notice that
preliminary meeting for the purpose OF effentiDg
such organization will be held at the Continental
Hotel in the city Of Philadelphia, on the Sth Gay OF
April, 1870 at O'Clock +. NJ.
All officers and enlisted men who at any time
served with said corps, and who were honorably
discharged, or who may now he IN the military
service of the United States, are cordially in
vtea to be present and assist in organizing such
society
ALFRED PLEAsoNToN, Major-Gen U. S.V
GEO. A. CUSTER, Brevet Major Gen u. S. A.
HENRY e. DAVIES, Jr,, MajOr-Gen. U. s. V.
WM b. TIBBrTs, Brevet Major-Gen. U. S. V.
G. L. FITzHUGH, Brgadier- General U. S. V.
GEORGE A. FORSYTH,
Brevet Brig. g.-Gen. q. s. A., Secretary.
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Legion will celebrate their annual reunion at
Horticultural Hall, tomorrow, at II o'clock.
Colonel Latta, President of the Legion, will pre-
side. The U. s. Regular Army Band from Gov
ernor's Island New York will furnish the music.
Addresses will be made by several eminent army
officers.
The officers of the Legion will assemble at the
La Pierre House at II o'clock, and proceed thence
to The hall in body.
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RUN AwAY.-About o'clock yesterday after
noon a horse attached to wagon took flight at
Eighteenth and Wallace streets, and dashed
madly off. The wagon came in contact with q
tree-box, and the driver, Mr.. Devlin, was thrown
out and severely injured. The tree-box was de-
molished and the vehicle greatly damaged.
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THE ARMY OF THE PoToMAC.-The second
annual reunion of the Army of the Potomac,
be grand affair. The Academy of Music has
been selected, and the doors will be thrown open
at 12 M. The proceedings will be opened at
o'clock by Lieutenant-General Philip H. Sheri-
dan, after which will follow an oration by
Major General John H. Martindale and poem
by George II. Boxer.
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LEG BRoKEN.-About half-past 10 o'clock last
night. Benedict Buck was found on the sidewalk
at Sixteenth and Market streets with broken
leg. He stated that he had been robbed of $50
in q neghboring beer saloon and was then kicked
out of the place. The injured man was removed
to the Pennsylvania HOSPITAL,
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FALSE PRETENsEs.-A young man named
Louis Gross, aged nineteen years, was arrested
this morning upon the charge of collecting
money on false pretenses. He was locked up
and viii have hearing at the Central Station
this afternoon.
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FROM THE DOMINION.
The Pcnbody Entate.

QUEBEC, April THE trustees OF the Peabody
estate in England have communicated with the
Government Of the province OF Quebec as to the ad
visibility OF founding village in Lower Canada,
building farm houses church, court house, etc. for
emigrants to be hereafter sent.
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LARCENY OF CARPET.-Ellen Riley was ar
rested yesterday for the larceny of carpet from
o house in the neighborhood of Tenth and
Christian streets. The property was found in
her possession. She was sent to prison by
Alderman Bonsall.
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COLLISION About o'clock yesterday after
noon a coal train on the Reading Railroad col
lided with locomotive at Twenty second and
Pennsylvania avenue. Three of the coal cars
were thrown from the track, and one of the
engines was greatly damaged.
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AT HoME.-Right Rev. Bishop Wood reached
this city yesterday afternoon. He was accom-
gone to New York to welcome him back to his
diocese. The grand reception 1e Deam, etc,
for the safe return of the Bishop will take place
at the Cathedral this afternoon at o'clock.
All the clergy of the diocese and as many of the
laity as the Cathedral will accommodate are
expected to be present. The students of the
Theological Seminary will participate in the
ceremonies which viii be of an impressive and
Interesting character. A grand orchestra will
programme.
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Crazy MAN.-William Law, a crazy man,
escaped from the asylum at Media yesterday.
He was arrested on the arrival of the first train
in this city from that place. William was re-
turned to his old quarters this morning.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL few days ago, Mr.
Stephen McCalla, contractor for the Penusylva-
MIA Railroad, while standing on the track of the
road at Radnor, was knocked down by passing
train. He had three ribs fractured, and was
otherwite injured. The sufferer was removed
to his home on the Darby road, below Market
street where he died this morning
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SUDDEN DEATH.-The Coroner was notified
this morning to hold an inquest at No. 1862
Master street, upon the body of Elizabeth Ruik-
shank, who died suddenly.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-07

THE "STAR" COURSE OF LECTURES. This
evening Miss Anna K. Dickinson will deliver the
last lecture of the ''star" course at the Academy
Of Music. Subject, ITO the Rescue"
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The Vineen,b kmepdmcn, Ccleb

The FIfteenth kmendmcnt CcIebrntiOn,
BALTIMORE, April THE Republicans or this city,
white and black, held a meeting laht night in honor
of the fifteenth amendment A salute OF one hun
dred guns was fred,
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LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs.-A fellow on Market
street yesterday advertised living curiosity, "a
horse with his head where his tail ought to be-"
number of the curious paid their quarter and
took view-of a horse with his tail tied to the
manger and his head to the rear of the stall.
The gate-keeper on duty at the Pennsyl-
yania Hospital last night should be immediately
dismissed by the managers. This is not the
first exhibition of his insolence but rather the
101st.
If the school-house on Mary street, below
Master Twentieth section, is not soon taken
down, we will be called upon to record another
horrible accident.
How do the policemen make it pay when
they are taxed thirty-fVe dollars a month to
help defeat the Metropolitan Police bill?
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 20 S. Third street.
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the City Trusts ... s1O5, ,992 90
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

Fast Dny In Massachusetts.
BOSTON, April This is fast day in Massachusetts,,
and all business here is suspended.