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HOURS or LEISURE.

Company ofthe First Regiment entered with q
rest into hop last evening 10 their armory.
Company OF the Twelfth Regiment last evening
had their annual Invitation hop at the regmental ar
mory. "
public meeting OF the New York State Eclectic
Medical Association u announced this evening in
Cooper Institute
The Seventy first Regiment enjoyed their invita-
street last evening.
A promenade concert and fair, under the direction
Of the ladies OF the swedenborgiAn Church, will take
place the Everett Rooms corner OF Thirty fourth
street and Sixth avenue, on "Wednesday. Feb, es
+. T. Kendrck, d. q. W. p. delivered q lecture
last evening before the friends OF Dodge Division No
lSS OF T., at the Eorthvostern Hall, Thirty siIt IN
street and Ninth avenue. A concert followed.
An excellent and varied entertainment was gtvsn
last evening by the children OF the Alanson M Sun.
Gay school during which Mr. Thomas, the superlnten.
ume of HONG Views," and the Assistant Superin.
MomRn." y
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CHEEK.

Tho Great Accommodation which . Inw-
yer Asked for Foraer who has Rick
and Respectable Relatises-An Anomaly
In the Conrt OF Anomalies.
Edward ouimby attempted on the 18th Of July
last to pass q forged check for $500 He was In.
dicted on the Goth Of July. In August, Eugene Won
schoeping became his bail in t2coo. Yesterday the
case was on the calendar for trial. When II was
called bis counsel said that his client, who was the
son OF respectable parents, was absent from the
state, and the had been resting long with
out trial It might continue TO do without incon-
venienco 10 any one In particular; that II the pros.
ecution would no no further, and leave his client
alone, II would be considered by the prisoner, his
fnmily, bondsmnn, and counsel q great dccommodd-
hon. He hoped that the Court would favor him with
the indulgence which he asked. The lawyers who
heard this smiled Recorder Hackcu replied that
he had no doubt the counsel and bis client would
consider II great accommodation n tho matter was
dropped 30 would every one accused OF crime, but
such thing could not be done The bail was there
upon forfeited, and bench warrant was granted for
the arrest OF Qulmby.
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Major George =. Leiand's Astouisher-A
brilliant and Fashionable Party.

A brilliant party assembled ct the Everett
Rooms last evening to honor Major George 8. Le.
land The room WAS beautifully decorated with
american f,r. i,o o'clock the hlndsome George,
adorned with ais Calcutta emerald, entered the
roou, and ws- received With rousirg cheers
Pe ws accompanied by The beautiful Alss
Flair. Who wore rich corn n-coiored silk
With pearl ornAr en,s, pr. T. @ Simmons ssecrtins
Miss Comsiock. in PINK coiored silk and diamonds,
followed. Then came the substantial Aaron Leland
the father Of all the LenndS follow by the elegant
Daniel kerrigan. escorting lady csquisitely dressed
Among the guests were Miss Hamilton, of tile Everett
House, In scarlet satin, with n brilliant display OF
diamonds, Miss Meach, Of THIRTY. fourth street In
green satin, and bair POnpddour, the Misses Bel.
den, Col. W. III. Wilson, the hearty Major W. w
Leland. who skipped about like an Irish draroon
Major Spurgs, L. 9. A., and other distiu RusG ed
gentlemen, too numerous TO mention. At midnight
the buh Warren Leland entered the room, consld.
erably blown. He said he had only heard Of tile
hall that morning, aud he had walked down from
Saratoga. Tie noor was under the management
Of Mr.. Daniel Kerrgan, while Mr.. VIM Lou,rcl re.
ceiyed the guests. These gentlemen, assisted by a
number Of Others. did their duty in most accept
able manner. The music was furpished by the
Eighth r. giment band. The supper WIS one Of the
beet The reunion Was one OF the most enjoy able
Of tile season.
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mrs. POWERs,s DIVORCE.

Application to Coroner Fiynn-Referenoe to
Lnwyer-visi: to the Pestifereus House
Of fDetention-Powers's X N nism.
Sheridan the murderer who shot his wife last
week. said that Michael Powers md been living
with her and the father OF her youngest chiid.
Powers Is In the House Of Detention a. . witness In
the case. Mrs.. Powers. who has been living In
Brooklyn. came over yesterday and applied TO Cor.
oner Flynn TO grant her q DIVORCE on the score OF
her husbands inndciity. Flynn said that his bus.
with the dead and not In giving people re-
newed life by divorcing them. He referred her to
lawyer
Before taking legal steps. Mrs. Powers concluded
first to see her husband and having obtained psss
called upon him with her little girl. She waited In
the lobby OF that dangerous old wreck the House
Detention, and word was sent to Powers that lady
wished to see him there.
Powers on reaching the room, and seeing her, flung
up his arm. and said, don't want anything to do
With you. I'll have nothing to say to you" As he
departed, she exclaimed, "Yes, and I'll have redress
afIs sS MS@ EsS SSs no.hinx
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BROOKLYN,

a skating match has been agreed upon betwces
the Brooklyn rink.
There was no observance OF Washington's birth
dsy beyond tho eIhibiuon Of nags the public build
Courts. " ~,
The Legislative Committee on framing amend.
mentt 70 the Brooklyn City charter he'd conference
yesterday with the Constitutional Union Assoc1ton u
brooklyn, who desirous OF having all local com
mission abolished, especially the Water Board.
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Personal INrELLIoEHcH

M O. Hamilton and Lieut. Gov. Hamilton r,..
elected United States Senators from Texas yesterday
IL Is said that In q certain contingency the Presi.
In this city. ~
Vice:President coliax arrived In Fredericksburs,
Va, AZ noon yesterday. and was greeted and wei.
coined by ieutenAntGov. Mayrc af OF the citi.
sens and james ID. Liner. EsQ, on behalf OF the Odd
Commissioner pelsno arrived last evening rom
Mhingt2n 20 further investigate the conduct OF Col.
lector Bailey, Tho Commissioner went to the Fifth
Avenne Hotel where he was received By large mum.
Der OF merchants and Others.
Elm. @. sypher, OF Louisiana, publishes card
dcnvinc that there any testimony before the Military
S ommtee inSo',ng Ms honor In thosale Of cadetshp'
Nosugatlol Into his course while IN Congress.
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HYTHB MUSK BrRY FIRING.

Ri6e Practice Under q New systcm-How
TO b-oemc Crack shets-A Lave spsrt for
Our National Guard Resimcnts.
Company 4, Fourth Regiment, New Jersey Na-
tionsi Guard engaged In rife practice socordlns 10
the Hyths system, on the eastern shore Of Newark
bay. near Grsenvillc, yesterday. The weapon used
was the Government Springfield rine. Ten shots
were allowed each man i've over . range Of 800
yards, and the other ave over range Of 500 yards
The shots In the short range were delivered on the
shoulder; those In the long range, kneelnx. The
targets were sir feet In beigh and ourin widih with
bulls eyc one foot.squarc Outside the bulls eye
was boundary two feet square, described By black
line. Shots striking outside this boundary were de-
tiSnsted cutters, and scored two points shots strk
ing inside the boundary yet outside the bulls cye
werc designated centres. and scored three points ;
bulls eyes scored four points The vulue Of the
shots was communicated Immediately by means Of
different coored signal flags IN the hands OF mark.
stationed the face OF the target yet sh
from danger. Notwithstanding the piercing cold
wind, the practice Was vsrv hnc, and created much
enthusiasm among the mnrksmen. The following
Is the score nude BY few Of the best shots;
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THE METuoDIsr CONTENTION.
Important Msetins in syrscuse-Encourae-
tns Growth OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Resolutions Relative 10 tho Liauor Traf-
po-The pcuomipatien not 70 Vote for
Apti-T n, p<fa ncA Mon.

po-The pcuomipation not 70 vetc for
Anti-Tcmptfsnce Mon.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb 22.-Tbe Methodist State
Convention met In this city this afternoon. At the
roll call one hundred and sixtythrec ministerial de-
egaes and eighty three lay delegates responded. r.
II. Root OF Bufalo was elected temporary Chairman,
and the Rev. J. b. Foote. OF Syracuse. temporary
Secretary. Permanent onncers: were subsequently
chosen, as follows; President the Rev. DR.. Jesse
r. Peck, OF Albany vce-Presidents, the Rev. Geo.
Lansing Taylor OF New York, John Stephenson Of
New York, New York East Conference; the Rev.
J, p. Hermance OF New York. J. r. II. Tallman OF
Poughkcepsie, New York Conference; tho Rev. r.
4. Soul. q Sandy Ri,i ". s. wolee,t Of Albany,
Grerory OF skaneateles, Central News York Confer.
ence the Rev. L. ID. White OF watertown, A. J.
Stewart OF Cirthage, Black River Conference; the
Rev. DR.. d. W. Bristol OF Binghamton, n Z. Childs
Of Binghamton, Wyoming Conference the Rev: DR..
k.s oSs1s sss.e 2, X. RoS q cSsm
bcrs OF Batavia y. II. Root OF Boffalo. Genesee
Conference; the Rev Dr, q. W. Clerko OF For.
Il 81 Rss Boot, Of sy
racuse, the Rev. J. Hunt Of Batsvis.
Statistical secretary-Ths Rev. W. ii. Depuy, Of
Finsncial secrssaries--Joseph Hillman Of Troy.
Orange Judd Of Fiushing, l.. ].
statistical and historical developments Of Se;hod lam
IN the state showing the great increase In the
bers and wealth OF tue denomination.
The Rev. l.. G. Queal read the following resolu-
tons, which were sdopted unanimously;
Resovsd That the manufacture OF or hsfnc 10 intox
icatng lquou a. beverages, and all voluntary acts In
tenuonally contributing thereto. are crimes against
God and man. and suoysrsve OF ell good Government
ResoipeS, That the Methodist Episcopal Church In the
State OF Hsv York owes 70 her history and her dis
,"d e ss g s' s,,s q sc YG,L g
6I,lon q Inc aaor ,aaici the exact rsh, aud the
aim OF temperance mon.
R.soSsd, That In carrying ont our purpo,e. We
and labor the nouDation Of good temperance
once.
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PHOTOGRAPHS BIZ SUN REPORTERS
Madame Pareps-Ro-a In Der Frieseheutx-
The Grand Chorus Of tho Arion sacietY.

Madame Parep--Ro-s In Der Frieseheutx-
The Grand Chorus Of the Ariou society.
The Arion Society gave the third performance
Of the opera OF Der Friescheu.z" In the Academy
OF Music last evening. Az least four thousand
peops were present 1t was impossble TO
find standing room. Madame Parepa. Rosa
came expressly from Baltimore 70 take the role Of
Aga,he. 1t was her nrst appearance in German
opera In this country She In magnificent voice,
and filled every nook OF the Academy with the
sweetest and elearcst melody. Tho audience
was roused to the highest pitch OF enthusiasm
aud testified their approval OF her singing
IN rounds OF the widest applause. During the eve
ming the handsome Joseph Neustadter the President
OF the Society, presented Madame Rosa with a cost
ly basket OF flowers. Mile Pauline Caniss. ap-
peared as dennchsn. Mr.. Candidus was suf
ien H0% hTaIssseesi %nsssessi,, In point Of &C,
& hrs movements arc sul inert and
lack vigor. Mr.. Apfelbaum improved upon his
original representation OF Zdei BY ing glasses
Inc appearance OF the devil In tie VOLTS Glcs, with
a pair OF spectscles upon his nose, was absolutely
startling. Tho chorus singing surpassed even that
OF the former representations. M. Remmerlz did
himself unusual credit in the part OF Cdsper.
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OBITudRY.

n Commodore stephen Champlan ts to be buried In
buffalo thh afternoon with military honors.
The Right Rev. Ashhurst Turner GiIher, P.Lor
o. a, Ssshe''er died IN London Monday lie was q
Al Cmei justice Hinman, OF New HampshIre who
Chief Justice in 1851. " ''' ~NS oe0'eu
Maner Maratta, nrst clcrk of tha steamer Emma
rhSh sM recently burned on the MissIs,ipp peTishod
m AN % hn Snss @ noois enot 70 cave the lifo OF Wo
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Tho Eleventh Reximeut. Parade,

Yesterday the Eleventh Regiment, Col. Henry
Lax were reviewed In the City Hall Park by the
retiring Mayor Abraham o'Hall, and several nom
bers Of the Common Council. A short street parade
Was afterward made by the regiment Al the con-
clusOn of the parade the otcers dined In the Ger.
mania House, Ia Canal street.
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A Thief who IL not n Politician.

CNmmiss soner shields In the case OF Lewis Murray
vNo Omitted stealing 81 Post once letters. Bail
aas accepted, however. In 5000. Murray says he
has no poloil influence, and being therefore with.
cgi hope asks Vat his sentence be pronounced as
specify az posF'ble
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TIE LATEST LABOR NEWS.

At the meeting OF the Piasterers' Society last
night, II was reported that Mestts Connor a smpson
ssye Offered e pay o. per day for 70 hours, or 81 for
hh0urs. Mr., Htnnessy, mem Her OF Assembly who is
slao member OF this SJcety, made his aEpearance
during the evening and urged the members To hold ont
against Tho en DlOYers aud stand ~ q houfs a daY
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WAsHIsdros, Feb. 22-Thc House Banking
u2mnitee spent two hours to-day discussing the
house resolutions Tor an infNton OF ffty billions In
eurlency' lhey agreed to 1I upon some plan, and
report a orce, IN obedicncs TO orders OF the House
lhey, ,whl probably agree TO put IL In shape OF ma.
hohai 1.nk currency, uIon bass Of threo per cont
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so ~ ping y womnu Denth.

C,srrEros Cat Sda, Feb. 9s.-In q drunken
last nigh, about qile from Tits plsce. Mafrar-t
her down aud jumped % and stamped her 10 dca '-.
EllIs has been arreo ird.
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LOSSES by FIRE.
A New Jcr.ey Freight Train Buru

New Jersey Freight Train Burned.
A freight train on the New Jersey Railroad.
from Milestone, which LEFT Newark, going north
at about o'clock yesterday morning, caught are
from sparks nom the engine about two miles north
OF Newark, and before tho flames were subdued
three cars loaded with hay were consumed, uothipE
being len bu, tie iron work Of the trucks.
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THr C.,DErsUIp BRoKKRAGE.

i"s''''''''''''.' 70
Aggregate. ~.
Chefs, X. '
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 22. The documents on the
Cuban gu stion called for by resolution, were to-
day laid before the House. and on motion referred
TO the Committee Un Foreign Affairs. The follow
ing appears IN the correspondence:
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a DEEP oil well hhs recently been COM
pletcd at White Oak by Messrs. Long
moor, ParshaI " Adair, who have been
encouraged to undertake it by the great
success of the deep Jackson well ut TINT
place. A fine oil rock, gas and in(lica-
tons of u go0d supply oroil were reached
ut s75 feet The well lIIs been tubCl and
pumping began Wednesday, with fine
prospects of success a goOd deal of in
.erest is felt In the result thercabouts, us
1t is thought it will Indicate the practi
eabiIity Ofdeep wells at That point.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WHEELING, Feb. 10, 1870.

tIEEIINU, FcID, ~, loIU.
PRAYER by Rev. d. W. Fisher Of the
Presbyterian Church,
Mr.. PRICE moved To reconsider the vote
adopting the joint resolution removing G.
s, McFHdlen, Superintendent of the Pen.
itentiary. The vote on this motion re-
suited:
YEAS-Mcssrs. WEIGH, (Spcakcr,) ballard Of
Collins, DOnChOo. Evans, FarnswOrth. Fisher,
Flanagan, Flick, Coz, Howe. Larnun, Maxwell,
Mccoy, Miller, POwnal, Price, Rexruad, ltUpp,
Acott, Tetcr and Wheat-@1.
NGTs-MeSSrs. AgnGw, Ballard Of Monroe,
BrannOn, burgess, Cracrait, pavlr, Davidson,
FarrIS, Gaudec, llcrycy. Howard, jackson, Lamb,
Lynch, Meadows Medley, Smith, Summers,
Thomas, Wells and WilkinSon.-9i.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
ar. LANoN, from Finance, reported 1t
inexpclient To refund $l3 to the Sheriff
Of Putnam county, (rcCOmmittCtlO or to
legislatC for the relcrOf Andrew j NuttCr
OfuarrisOn county.
Mr.. LAMB, from the Judiciary, reported
bill for the relief Of sureties for the forth
coming and delivery Of pnperty; u bill to
authorize tho city Of Wheeling to borrow
money to buy the Wheeling Gus Works !;
and a bill to amend the law In relation to
the election anil qualification Of Mayor
and Trustees Of LCwiShurg; and hill to
authorize Shcritis to collect all but NUM-
cipal taxes.
FIC reported back Senate bill u legulize
the acknowledgement Of decd to John
d. Young, recommending passage; the
bill to punish seduction, recommending
rejection; and the bill To allow interested
parties 10 he witnesses, recommending re-
lection. ...
He also reported that il was not GXpe,li-
ent to grant the prayer Of Samuel H.
Hayes for relief from the statute limiting
appeals 10 tho Supreme Court; or to Arl.
tllOrize the Supervisors Of Hardy county
TO require land owners on the SOuthBranCh
10 clear out the timber or brrSh along the
banks Of the river; or 10 legiSlatG In re-
gard to the privileges Of hogs in Wood
county; or to exempt from levy II home
stead Of $500 and $1,000 worth Of per.
sOnal property: or to reduce the liquor
license TO hotel keepers; or to grant the
prayer Of Mrs. Anna DALEY, Of NCwhurg,
Preston county; and unnecessary to re-.
liCvc +. Z. Cook, Of Jefferson, from the
lawyers test oath, u general act having
been passed.
Mr.. BOwYRR, from the Judiciary. re.
ported bill to amend section |, chapter
Is, Of the Code in regard to desccntS and
distributions.
Mr.. FLICK reported It ineXprtlient to
legiSlatC for the formation Of new COlln.
~ out of Grccnbricr and FayettC.
Mr.. WELLS, from Claims, &C., reported
It inexpedicnt to lcgislatc for the relief Of
A. G. IIamrick and others, Of Webster,
or for the relief Of Collins Belts and 9th.
ers, Of BraxtOn county, or for the relief of
Augustus Bell.
4 message from the Senate transmitted
u Joint resolution requesting the Auditor
to report In detail in his next annual re-
port certain expenses Of the State govern.
lnent Adopted.
BILLS ON LEAVE.
BY Mr.. PEIRPoNT-TO authorize the
Methodist Church Of FalrmOnt To sell It's
parsonage.
By III. HERvRY-TO amend the char
ter Of Bethany.
By Dir. BARLow-TO provide for tho
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condensed expression in That most Sals
u9ble provision Of the Constitution Of me
United States, ever recognized d an EN-.
cicnt safeguard against intrigue, that no
State shall paSs any law impairing the OBJ
LEGATION of contracts. II Is true that this
prohibition Is not applied In terms to the
Government Of the United States.
But the prohibition, In lis spirit was
clearly designed to cover the whole BODY
of legislation in the nation. Anact made
in violation Of it, without any express
grant or power, cannot be maintained.
Again, the Fifth amendment advises
that private property cannot De taken Tor
public use without compensation; and
That no person shall be deprived OF life,
liberty or property without process OtIaw.
This applies 10 the general government,
and is clearly inconsistent with making Il
new legal tender for existing debts. The
injury done TO the holders OF such con-
tracts Is direct and inevitable.
mo one probably could be found to
contend that an act enforcing the accept.
unce OF tilly Orseventy.tive acres Of land
in satisfaction Of q contract To convey II
hundred, would not come within tho pro:
hibitiOn against arbitrary privation OF
property. We confess ourselves unable to
perceive any solid distinction between
such an ACT ind an net compelling all citt-
zrns To accept In satisfaction Of all con-
tr,Icts for money half or three.qmrters,
or any other proportion lcSS than the
whole, OF the value actually duo accord
ing to their terms. II is difficult to COIL
cCfvc what act would take private prop
erty without process Of law, II such net
would not"
Judgment was therefore given, affirm.
ing the decision of the Kentucky Court OF
Appeals: that the defendant IN error
was not bound to receive ftrm tho plain
tilTS the currency rendered to him In pay
ment Of their note made before the pas
Sagc of the act Of February Is, 1867"
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Tie Washington RepuCliea" says great
struggle Is going on between the Nova
Scotia people md tho Maryland and West
Virginia coal interests relative to the duty
to be imposed on that article. The Nova
Scotia lobby are, it is said, using the solid
arguments thAt have 81 often been ctllca'
cious there, but the representatives Of
home interests can overcome all their ef'
forts BY substantial and convincing com
nonsense arguments.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIRTY DEADLY POISONS, AC.
L corlIng to tho Journal Of Chemistry" are
sold in this market to change thu color Of the
hair. The '!MGlIcal Gazette" says that they arr
worthless as dyes, and that their sale is II
CHINE" Tho prOprietOrS dare not EiO0it them
10 chemical dnalyiE.
CriStadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
on tho contrary, has been analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and pro-
nOunced dbsoluttly har7RlEsI, a. well AZ efficient
500 his writtsn eErtlR eate. al CriEtddoroS, Aston
House, New York.
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR PRESERvATIvE, AZ
a Dressing, acts like charm on tho Hair aftGr
DyeIng, Try 1t, fub8.d&W
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A LLCoCK's POROUS PLAsTERi

A LLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
~ Step by step this commodity has attained
It's unprecedented fame. They arc universally
approved. They support, strengthen, and aid
tho growth Of muscles. They appear to have a
peculiar effect upon the nerVes, allaylng Irrltu'
bIlIty, while supplying warmth. They seem to
accumulate electricity, md aid tho circulation oil
the blood through tho part where applied, by
which healthy actions are induced.
Even In paralysis, where articulation WAS sus'
pended, tho use Of tho Porous PlastCEs to the
spine restored the articulation, aud materially
reduced tho paralysis. In fact, the patient could
help HERSELF while before tho Porous Plaster was
applied she was a. helpless as baby. We refer
to Mrs. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Agency, BrandFcth House,
Now York fcbs-d&w
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The snap;judgement taken by the
House Wednesday morning in passing a
resolution removing Superintendent Nc
FADDES, Of the Penitentinry, was recon-
sllered yesterday, ut the solicitation OF
Mr. PRICE, who was IL member of the
committee Of investigation but was ab'
sent when the resolution passed The
resolution Is before y committee Of the
Senate, but will, we learn, be returned to
the House to-day
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MIR. LAMB presented the Wheeling
Proposition yesterday In the House Of
Delegates, and It was directed to he print
I'd for the information Of the members.
Diagrams of the proposed additions to the
Lindsey Institute building, have been
hung up In the hall Of the House. The
proposition meets with decided favor. 1t
Is not known when tho question will be
brought to IN issue.
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T AUGIIL1Ns EXPECToRANT sY-

T AUGIILIN'S EXPECTORANT SY-
LRuP-AmOnG tho many things required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
COMFORT and EASE this Syrup stands among the
iInt, It has been before the public now for 10
yCan and has given the most entire satisfaction.
Al persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and no Absences, should not DO without It, an
twill afford speedy relief In most diseases OF the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-CaH DO
relied on In extreme cases. FOR WlIooPING
CoUGn-InvarIAbIy gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TlIR0AT-HeGp tho Throat moist with IT.
VIOLENT CoUGHS-YICld to its continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGTILIS, SMITH s CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
jams Main ST., Wheeling.