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WASHINGTON.
WAsIIrNoroN, ApriI q.

WASHINGTON, April ".
The following letter was written to-
day by Commissioner Pleasanton, and
sent TO Supervisor butcher, Of New York ;
"Sir, 1t appears there Isl misunderstand'
ing rs TO the proper execution Of the act
Of Congress assessing incomes. The fol-
lowing decision willgoyern. Section II, OF
the act OF Congress, Of July 18th, 1870,
only requires every person oe lawful age
whose gross income during the preced.
ing year exceeds $1,000 to make and
render return to the Assistant Assessor
ofthe District In which he resides. Per-
sons whose incomes arc less than two
thousand dollars are not required to
make returns, nor Is there any authority
oflaw for the Assessors or Assistant As
SCISSORS TO call for such returns. In case
any Assessor has sufficient evidence that
q person. who has not made Q return OF his
income has defrauded the Govern
ment, then they will proceed against such
person, as is prescribed by law.
4[sig7nedl ,g.l A. PLEAsoSToN, Il
Mariscal, the Mexican Minister, will
leave this country for Mexico on the Sth
ofMay, to assume the Office Of Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. 1t Is expected TINT
Romero will resume his duties here as 4
Minister Of thatrepubliC.
Mr. Corcoran's condition Is still critical,
though the physicians have hopes of a
change for the better.
7lsa .l.v WASHINGTON, April8O.
A decision It Is expected will be made
by the Supreme Court, tomorrow, sus-
tanning the validity Of the gold contracts,
which will have reference TO the contracts
for the delivery Of gold bullion, as the
specified weights Of gold in coin money,
and not 70 contracts calling merely for
the Payment ofa certain number OF dol
lars in gold .e .... ..--. ....,..a
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UTAH.
.i SAIr LAKE, April 80.

" !t' oALr LAKE, April 20.
This Eureka Mining Company of this
city has Just bought the entire consolida.
ted interests Of Eureka hill, Tintic district,
embracing over twelve thousand feet.
The capital stock OCthe company Is half a
million dollars, largely subscribed to by
Chicago parties, j. n. Whitney, ]. G.
Richards and others, Large qualities Of
iron and silver are daily discovered, the
assays from which yield from two to five
thousand dollars per ton. a3s.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, April %.

Gold strong with all transactions ut
111ta11I+. Loans fiat to 8 per cent. Ex-
ports to-day, $1,945,lS0; for the week,
$685., ,403. Government bonds strong
and higher. Stocks have been somewhat
steadier to-day than for some time past.
The principal features were Lake Shore
and Ohio. It is said to-day that Cliques
again sold some Of their stock, expecting
to buy in lower figures and then run the
market up again. The market closed off
from the highest figures, but firm in tone.
Express stocks strong. Money very easy
at Jas per cent Stale securities un.
changed. Sterling exchange, bankers
hills 110
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ENGLAND!' l
- - LoNpoN. anil n

@ tusgEr LONDON, April ~.
In the House Of Commons last night,
Cowper Temple submitted II motion in
favor OF n reservation for part Ol Epping
Forest for a public park. The motion
was opposed by MesSrs. Lowe and Glad.
stone, because the property belonged to
tho Crown and not to the public, upon q
division 'msjorityoI 1Q1 agaipst3fhc Sst3 gov
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Indian Killlng in Arlzona.

DAN chANClsCO' APIA 90
AT Tucson, Arizona, on the 10th, Capt.
Moore, with handful Of troops, killed
thirty.four Indians in two fights. The
troops carrolled one hundred and fiIty
Apaches on the Dragon Mountains, east
Of Tuscon, and there is hopes Of killing
the entire band. The valley for 40 miles
is being deserted by the settlers, who are
fleeing to Tuscon to avoid the Apaches.
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Murder and Suicide.
HOLDEN, Mo-, April %

,n4 HOLDEN, Mo-, April 20.
B. c. Young, printer in the Enterprise
office of this place, shot his wife this
evening through the head and killing her
instantly, then shot himself. When dis
covered by the neighboB Mrs, Young
was sitting in a chair and her dead hus.
band reclining across her lap. They had
been married but few months Intem.
peance Is supposed to be the cause Of
fha laa6 rN sLT.N H..
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GENERAL NEWS.

The President returned To Washing.
ton Friday evening.
Subscriptions to the new loan Satur :
day were $4,000. .a.a. t
The receipts of internal revenue for
April, up to Saturday evening, were
s6,3S0,O85, v.'
General Spinner expects to sail for
Europe Wednesday.
Mr.. w. W. Corcoran, OF Washington
City, Is improving, 'l -.
Timothy Donovan, q teamster, was run
over by his own team and killed. at Pitts
burgh, Friday evening.
Hon. jas. M. Mason died al Alexan-
dria, Va, at 10 o'clock Friday evening, Of
general debility.
james Murphy, an Irishman, was run
over by train in Cincinnati Friday night
and killed. VOL ..,s.. F.. ~"
The lower house Of the Austrian
Reichsratt has ratified the naturalization
treaty with the United States. TheHun-
garian Diet has not yet taken action on
the subject. ,..-,.,
Tho New yorL Nowforr1,ord and
T,ondon TeIerranh Gomn"nv's c"bIS con. @
Meeting Prince Edward Island with New
Brunswick, was repaired Friday after
noon.
The sosh and Hind factory orR r
Heiner & ca. md tho IlweIlinS Of David
Dreuner at Warren, Ohio, were burned
Friday. Loss sci 900.
Tho rcnorts TINT tbc Ra,timore 6,
ObIo Roiirasd hSvc nnrcboocd The cnn.
froIIipr ;nIeraS, n lie GIsveionJ e pits.
burgh Railroad, Is authoritively denied by
both, from Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA.
a construction train ran into a cattle
train south Of Kokomo, Indiana, about
noon Friday, throwing tho engine and
several cars from the track, killing a
brakeman, and delaying the southwark
bound train' ..
There isa very bad break in tho Eric
Canal, near Fairport Two or three bouts
passed through. It will take several
weeks to repair damage.
The Iteration Iron Furnace nj T,ee.
tonia q wns Sratrnved by firc | SATURDAY
evening @ Loss fiity tboysapd dollars.
thought to be partially insured.
I -6iascpl,ies have arisen in the Rrns.
seia PsScS 'tS ConorsSs S ont on tho snbiect mi oC
contribnte and fhe reH,,;sIt;oSs made IN
EraNce sircs Tho cnd oI thc A roioiies ties -
S''Cs T,s ~ n,, 'l.y snH y, p,,,, Wv =, o' 90.
Tho PnnNQV Iva min R9nnhlInQn St0tn
Cor,.nnV,nn Wi NH bo hs,j ~ IE Tarri.h,,rs S ~,
M fT,L ~ n" Mov onJ md tho Do%ocsst stic Hc
SnnventIon IS - viii meet @ in tbe same c;tv
ono ,SoSE iotar ' " - way 0
~ NJ. "IC C,..'.,..', :, p,...,,..., -,,,.,.,
Inc NleVelanu anu , tlttsOurgn raiIr9au
company nus ueSlateu ssIli;InnuM II alV-
luenu VI - per Seu', payaOle Dlay AO'n'
MI. h. L. stanton son OF inc Ate
sectetaEy, ,i Is saIa 70 DC tne Ftesiusnts es.
Gnolce lor secretary OF inc new terrltofy
lDstrlcD ol Columbia
The Directors Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad have approved the lease of the
Norris Canal from Phtllipsburg to Jersey
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, April 20,

.. ..........r BALTIMORE, April ~.
FLouR-Dulli western family, 81 Goa
$50. i...
GRAIN-Wheat dull; Ohio md Indiana,
81 65a1 5S. Corn, steady; mixed western
7la73c. Oats at 07a09c.
PRoyIsIoNs-Mess pork, sales at $40 90.
bacon shoulders ut Sc; sides ut 10c; clear
rib at 10iC; hams at 1Ga1G4c: Lard, l9.
WHIsKY-Unchanged.
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PhIladeIphia Market.

PmGADELPHIA, April 90
FLouR-Dhll; Ohio and Indiana, 80 70
az 75. ~ r
GRAN-zWheat dull; red western, 81 5S
a1 O5. Rye, unchanged, Corn, steady;
yellow, 74a75c; mixed western, 73a74c
Oats, quiet; G3a69Ic,
PRovIsIoNs-MesS pork steady ut
$40 90. Lard, 11ta119C.
WHTsKY-Quiet at 93c.
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Ohio Legislatute.-Refus to Pass
m. the Appropriation Bill.
VOIUNfBUe. ADfIl 9N.

The Senate, refused to-day, for the
fourth time to pass the appropriation bill.
AEr. 0dlln's railroad bill, which has kept
large lobby here for several days, was
postponed In the House. The Senate bill
providing for the issue ofnew bonds bear
ing s per cent interest, To take the place
Of the bonded debt OF tho counties, town.
ships, cities and villages, which now bear
I $40 per cent, was passed.
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CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRGNcrsco, April 80.

DAN FRANCISCO April SO'
VIM. Il. Miller, a printer, native OF
NatcheZ, Mississippi, and formerly pub.
Usher ot q paper at Grass Valley, Callfor.
MIA, committed suicide this evening.
Cause unknown. lA ..-..-..
Yhe Grand Jury yesterday returned
four indictments for libel against the pro-
prietors Of the DAILY Chronicle, and one
against the Ala. - .-.
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PHILADELPHIA.
PnILADELpHA, April 20.

Thomas Boyle, aged 20, an eccentric
bachelor, who has been bell.ringer at the
Navy Yard for tho past twenty years,
died yesterday. He leaves about eighty
thousand dollars. .3lt
John Taggart, sundry times convicted
Of libel on the manager Of Fox's Ameri.
eau Variety Theatre, was. to-day SEN
fenced by Judge Paxton to pay fine Of
one hundred dollars and costs. Harris
Taggart, his son, was sentenced 10 pay q
fine Of twenty dollars and costs. ~
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The Cuban Revolution.
g9'is NEW YoaK, ApHp 20.

Adyices from Santiago de Cuba yesters
dny say the Spanish guerilla. Col. Benpi,
to, encountered the Insurgents at Crepa'
"a AbIecos, near Bsyamls, Killing four,
and taking prisoner Captain Juan CaronA
who has been executed
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CRACRAPT d hACAULEY, Monroe 81, east OF 4th.
". P. 4 D. l. Human, 9TH st, one door south
OF Court House.
PECK & COCHRAN, 4th at, I'd door below Quincy.
STANTON q ALLISON, 9TH st. north OF Monroe.
Banks and Bankers.
IAyK OF WHEELIHg, No. Main street. -a .
CrTY BANK, Orangle's Block, Market street
MERCHANTs' NATIONAL BANK, corner Main and
Monroe streets.
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, No. Main SlTs1i. 2
PEoPLEs' BANK, 69 Main street
Books and Stationery.
CANPBELL & McDERNOF, cor. Market and Mon.
PiTGE Bios. & Co., 90 Msrkstst.
Book BIndsrs and Blank Books.
MILLS, FREw q Co., 10 Quincy street.
Boots and Shoes, (WholssalsJ
Cd. KNOX & Co., 90 Main street.
Boots and Shoes, (RolAIl)
l.. V. BLOND, IO7 Main street
Bread and Crackers.
GEo T. ZrMMER, 1G9 Market street.
ChromoS and Frames.
Z. T.. NIcoLL & Co., under McLure Honse.
STONER & HANKE, % Market street.
China, Glass, &c.
&c. WNEHTP & Co., 81 Monroe street.
Clothing. ln.,urF
THos. HUGHEs. IS cor. Monroe and Water Sts.
J. T. LAKIN q Co, No. Monroe street o..
JoHN L. RICE, IS Monroe street.
{. H.STALLAAN q Co., IS MoAroe street.
Dentists. i,
L. 4. WORrHEN, Monroe ST., between Main aud
Market. r
Druggists, (wholcsale.j
LAuauLIS, BRos. & Co, Main street. r
IOOAS, List q Co., Bridge corner.
DrugglSts, RetaIl)
EDNrXD BOcEEG, No. / Odd FolIOws' Hall.
MCLAN BB0S., No. Washington Hall.
Dry Goods.
BOYD & SITLgR, IS Main st., Centre Wheeling
BRUEs & SANDERS, III Main street. r
is. RHODES & Co., Merchants' Block Main vt
.OHS ROENER d Co., 81 and IS Main ST.
IIESRY RoENER, 90 cor. Main dnd Blddle sts
GEO. II, TAYLOR q Co., MerchAna' Block, Main
street.
Furniture.
PmESn Il Son. l5I Main street. ....r,
HURBARD 4 BGoTHER, 81 & 50 Market street.
Groceries, CTholcsaic.)
6aIIn,Y SnN 4. 10 M Main etFcei 49,
N. REILLY, IS aud o. Main street.
'"'hF" orh'"AA !" "O' " !" 'i'' '''' ''t' Su'nV''
GroeerS, (RNtAll)
e II. B0nru & Co., cor. Monroe 4 Water SITS.
R,J. SNTrH, cor. Market and Quincy streets,
hats and Caps.
HAMPER Il BROs., Is Main street. .T... a.
Iron, Nails, Ac. Hr. Il
Wyrc,,p Il Prpr MNsIr .t,cat
dAcnR SNYDER, 80 Aaia street.
Insurance,
AETNA FIaE AND MARrNE ms Co, Onlce under
MCLlIe HOUSE ,,,.,,,,,,,o, ~, 90, .,,,..
FINE AHn Manh "a SSS,INi NJ; i;.,t " '1"s'
neH. 9Oo[ 10 MILSrS rS T'iTi SH Man,tS naH aIsa,
pKABOpr Insurance Co, 1O6 Market street.
NIsr Va. lSsuAANCA INSURANCE Co'' sou'h Hue Ho"toe
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I'feS, III, U .. V0IlQI W'
= "a - JOHN EwRN, G7E
( fresideit PnaSyleanid Goa! Co.
President D.. I. C ". r. Il. Go.

This answer was to have been sub.
mitted yesterday TO another general
convention Of delegates, but the delegates
from Delaware, Hudson county and
Pennsylvania Coal Company did not at.
tend owing TO the fact that mass meetings
of their miners could not be held in time
lor. them to report 1t Is now arranged
Monday at HYDE Park. Several Of the
leading miners here afe eounseltng
moderation and viii make On effort to Sc
cure settlement on an equitable basis.
The Sugar Notch Works. owned BY ne
W. B. q. IS j. Co, resumed on a sEgSIe sEqgaSIe
scale to-day and will, 1t Is said be IN lull
working operation by Monday. .Apont
one hundred and fifty men ioremerly, en-
gagged in coal mining have left this Valley
!Gls Yssk tSr ESsteS9 S,. 4,9 ,;aa ,s,aIe, iRs't
HTrN ass HFALaNNH MHNNN
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Financial and Commercial.
Chicago Market.
y ! CHICAGO, April 20.

. : J. UHICAdO, April ~.
FLouR-Morc active and unchanged.
.GRA1N-Wheat-No. 3 spring, tirmer,
closed at 81 est; seller May 81 25; seller
last half, 81 90; this afternoon irregular
at 81 23fa1 234 seller May; 81 26t seller
June COrn-No 2 mixed, frmer and &c
higher. closed at 54c, seller May; 55ta55ic
seller June 0ats-No.,2 Q closed at 47ic
for fresh; 46ta47c for regular. Rye-No.
., steady at s1faS9ic. Barley-Spring
No. 9, dull at SAC.
HoGs-Active at s. 25a5 10.
CATTLE-Quiet at a 45aG 90. f
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The New York Bank Statement.
w ~ % NEW YoHK, April 20.

The folIowingis the weekly bank state.
ment: Loan, increase, $2,336,749; specie,
increase, $l,5SG,311; deposits, increase,
$5,1SSI I420; circulation, decrease, $9,475;
legal tenders, increase, $685., ,503.
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CommutatIon OF sentence.

NEW York, April 20.
The President has committed the sen.
tence Of Charles Perdu, sentenced to death
for burning the ship Charles Edwards, to
twelve years imprisonment.
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New York Market.

p Yg FrrI New NoRK, April 90.
CoFTON-Dull; mlddling upland 14ic.
FrouR-Quiet at 50 05aG IS for ship.
ping extras, .yyu s..5s 3. .'a
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged. Oats at
85a07c. Corn unchanged.
PRovIsIoSs-C Cumberland middles dull
at StSaic5 Lard steady; seller June 1sc.
EeSs-InmOderate request; weStern at
iHn ....-. - ....
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Steamer DIsabled.
kEY WEsT, Anril %.

A /" s-' hEl WEST, AprlI ~.
The steamer City Of Galveston, New
York, April 22, 25, twisted the forward
section Of her shaft Thursday night of
Tortugas and returned to this port last
night. She will probably be lowed TO
Galveston. . '.aa p p
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The Teu.Hoir Iawfor children.

q n Ngfg BosToN, April29,
The ten.hour bill, amended TO apply
only to minors under 18, passed the House
by vote OF 131 TO 40. Is t4s'rs IL
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A Government SncceSs.
Masonic Delegation to Versailles.
Panic Among the Garrison Of ISsy'.
The Fort Abandoned.
Attempt to Recover it..DesperHte
Fight In Progress. r+ry

AZ Is VRRsAILLEs, April %!
The Assembly has declared the urgent
passage of bills visiting with severe pen
allies all illegal seizures Of property In
Paris Three delegates Of the Masonic
fraternity OF. Paris came into tho lines op..
posite MailIot Cato. They were received
by the commanding officers and conduct
cd to this place.
The park. castle, and cemetery ol IsSy
were carried last night by the govern,
ment forces. Eight cannon, n quantity oil
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.-.-sr ovs NEw YoRK, April 20.
1t is reported, by cable, that Thalbcrg,
the pianist, is dead. ''a.
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NeWI Yolk DIV Gooas lLarket.

e.g,U lEgg . NEW YoRK, April 90,
Business in this department very quiet,
even among retail trade.
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Sad Case OrDrOwning at.FairmOnt.
Special to the IntelIgeneer.

Special TO the lRtelligencer. ....-,.,,,
FAIMoET, W. Va, April 90.
Two children, sons Of Mrs. Casteel, one
aged eight Years and the other five, were
drowned in the river here to-day. They
were in company with another boy'about
twelve years old, in skill, and being
unable to manage it, it went over the
dam. The oidestibOy clung to tho skilF
and was saved. Tho, others have not
been found as yet, although parties have
been dragging Tie river all afternoon.
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TreaSary , = Programme for Nav.

~ ~ W1sHNoToN, April 30.
During the month Of May the Treas.
ury win purchase ten millions Of bonds
nd sell eight millions oil gold.
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business and Locations Of
the Leading Houses In wheeling,
for the use Of Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending to purchase will do we'll
10 cut this ont for reference,
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STATE BONDs-MissOuris. 03a; Tennes-
secs, old CIT; new, G7f; Virginias, new,
R;old, 0Sl; North Carolinas, old, 479; new,
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Subscriptions Reetirsd TO AS ADORE Loan at he
National Bank Of HtSt Hir0iRid, al RhstliH0.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
NITY OF WHEELING BONDS.
GAS LOAN.
Paying Eight Per Cent Interest,
FREE FRON MUNICIPAL TAX.

Interest Coupons Promptly Paid Semi. annually
In The City OF Wheeling.
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A VillaInOus and Unnatural Con.
spiTacy.
NEW N,oKK. Anril q

New York, April 90.
A strange story comes from New Jer.
scy. Two daughters and'a son.in'law nl
a respected old gentleman, ofNew Bruins.
wick, named Whitehead, conspircd Il is
alleged to remove their father out OF the
world. About year ago, they brlbed his
valet to get him drunk, and soak The
sheets Of his bedin kerosene oil, and when
he was In il set fire TO the house. The
plot failed, the intended victim escaping
through tho window. Since that time
various Cxpedicnts have been tried to
murder Whitehead, but at lust the valet
has informed against these alleged crtmi-
nails.
-! ANoTasR ACCOUNT slu
New YORK, April 90.
In the New Jersey court ofoyer and Ter.
miner yesterday, in New Brunswick,
Theodore Willets, proprietor Of tue
BROOKLYN Opera House, and Mrs. Ann N.
Yates, a lady Of wealth, beauty and high
sociRl standing, appeared as prisoners,
charged with snbOrnatlon Of murder.
James Baxter. who caused their arrest,
WIS lUElueIll III tuO aSlupAOII vi NNoVl
Whitehead, d wealthy citizen Of Wash
lngton, N T., the iather Of Mrs. Yates,
and the iather.in.law Of Willets. Baxter
charges that last July, (1SIOl Wiliets,
Mrs. Willets and Mrs Yates offered him
81 900 and ahouse for the remainder of
his lie II fhowould serve them by killing
Whitehead. They suggested they should
get the old man drunk and burn the
house with Whitehead in it. A month
later Baxter says he made the attempt,
pouring oil upon the floor Of Mr.. White.
heads bedroom after the old man had re-
tired. The house was burned, but White
head escaped. On another occasion he
was requested by Willets and Mrs Yates'
to entice Whitehead othe barn and then
kill him, but the scheme fell through. He
was then hired to waylay MIR. White.
head and kill him, but this be did not dare
do for fear he would be killed by another
hired hand. This is the substance Of
Baxter's affidavit. How trueit Is cannot
at present be known. The prisoners Of
course deny ii They were held in $9OOO
each to answer at the next term OF court.
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The Pennsylvania Mining Troubles.

SCRANTON, April ~
The following is an exact copy OF the
answer RECEIVED to the proposition made
by the Convention delegates:
To Eli Weston, j. r. Smith, and ". r.
St0rrs Scranton: ..n t-,. ,lsy,,
Tho proposition uf lie men TO meet the
committee of Directors, they do not be-
lleve would be productive Of any result.
II the men have any proposition to make,
or if they desire q conference, any oil The
resident officers have full power 70 meet
them, and to enter into any negotiations
that they may believe will produce salts
factory results. - -. ~
[Signed. THos. DICKSON,
Prs, DE-; It y. Canal a.
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and known them, and will always render Saus-
action to those who try them.
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Family Gases, IN Morocco with

Family Cases, IN Morocco with
IS large dram ViAlS, containing the above
.a list, with book Of directions complete, SO %
20 lnpapsr ease, With book. -. 8 %
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
'A'e O. 10 i.Oz yIals, in llnid, 100 doses each,
With manual Of directions, giving full
SecOunt Of all dleeases Of HOrSRs, Cattle,
hheep, Dogs and Hogs, with full dlrec.
ions for use, In neat walnut case, com.
Ponds Extract,
vSiss Piles, Neuralgia, TOothaehe, Bleeding
SLlAs LlhES, Stomach, Nose or other 0rE1RS,
,9IStns, Bruises, LAmBAeES. SpralRs, Rh6anAr
HTIhh, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Balls, e0FhS,
sEerl, Old Sores. The Best Family dedleIBS
PtItS, Goa. SOs., PInts 81 90. Quarts 81 IS.
rkkH These Remedies, except PONDS EX.
IAACT, BY the case or single boz, are sent TO
~ part OF the country, BY mall orexptesA, free
VI en1fHe, on receipt OF the price,
Address HuMPHREYSN SPECIFIC ..V
,,, HOMEOPATHIC N MEDlClNE COMPANY
ouee aud depot, No. GGa BROADWAY, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists.
AhllGasOrtment Of tho above oforSalathWASSl.
@eby EDMUND BOOKING,
..,.... BOOKING \ CARROLL,
ha. " LOGAN LIST b CO.
, TH0S. J, FINNRY.s %.
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Alr. Putnam CHANGED 10 drop in on his
way up town, and volunteered to accom-
Pa.ny theLI as far as Forty-sixth street.
Ihe whole party then entered
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AttornSyS.At-LaW.
CRACRAPr d MACAULEY, Monroe 81, east Of 4th.
". P. 4 D. L. Human, 9TH St, one door south
Of Court House. I|
PECK & COCHRAN, 4th St, I'd door below Quincy.
STANTON q ALLISON, 4th Bt. north Of Monroe.
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A fresh convoy of French prisoners
from Germany has arrived at Cherbourg.
The Versailles government has ordered
that the provisioning Of Paris by way Of
the Seine be entirely stopped. To-day
being the occasion Of the municipal elec-
ton, the Havre workmen, who arc. parti.
zans oGthe Paris Commune, have issued q
revolutionary decree. No disturbances
have yet occurred.